No it is not "the assumption... or landowners". Its "the mistaken belief that what seems like a good deal for one person will still be a good deal when everyone does it". I'm on the test right now and my teacher set it to where I know if I got the answer right or wrong and what I wrote is correct. Hope this helps.
The correct option is B. The mistaken belief that what seems like a good deal for one person will be a good deal when everyone does it is the fallacy of composition. An informal fallacy known as the fallacy of composition occurs when a person assumes that something is true of the whole because it is true of a particular component of the whole.
Similar to the error of composition, but reversed, is the fallacy of division. This misconception occurs when a person assumes that a characteristic of a whole or class must necessarily apply to each part or member.
The mistake of thinking that what is true of each person in a group or component of a whole will also be true of all of them collectively for example, if my money buys more products, I should be better off; hence, we should all be.
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