A Change in the Price of a Good _{--------------------}its Supply

question 20

Multiple Choice

A change in the price of a good _{--------------------}its supply curve and _{--------------------}a movement along its supply curve.

• A)does not shift; causes
• B)shifts; causes
• C)does not shift; does not cause
• D)shifts; does not cause
• E)None of the above because the change in the price might cause either a shift in the supply curve or a movement along the supply curve depending on the size of the change.

Recognize the implications of treating data types (nominal, ordinal, interval) incorrectly in analysis.

Explain why certain types of data (nominal, ordinal) do not support certain statistical operations.

Apply correct data classification in designing surveys and analyzing survey data.

Interpret the meaning and limitations of different variable types in research contexts.

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Definitions:

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