1. Economic Arguments
Arguments related to factors which directly or indirectly influence finances, labor, resources, and/or distribution or consumption of goods/services between individuals, corporations, or nations.

2. Political Arguments
Arguments that relate to issues that affect the country as a whole or rely on generalizations about groups of people. OR
Arguments that relate to issues of governmental or state affairs often involving leaders, people, and relations of power.

3. Social/Cultural Arguments
Arguments related to issues that have specific effects for individual people or people groups directly. OR
Arguments related to issues that impact the specific ways people behave and interact with each other.