To Construct a Frequency Distribution for Categorical Data, the

question 10

Multiple Choice

To construct a frequency distribution for categorical data, the

• A) observations that appear in each category must be summed up.
• B) number of observations that appear in each category must be counted.
• C) observations in each category must be multiplied by observations in the corresponding category.
• D) number of observations in each category must be divided by the total number of observations in all categories.

Comprehend the conditions for profit maximization and cost minimization.

Recognize the factors that influence the elasticity of resource demand.

Grasp the marginal productivity theory of income distribution and its criticisms.

Understand the application of the marginal productivity theory in income distribution.

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