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The confidence interval obtained will always correctly estimate the population parameter.
Economic Theory
A set of principles and models that attempts to explain the relationships between various economic variables and the outcomes of economic decisions.
Experimental Evidence
Data or information obtained through controlled trials or experiments to test a hypothesis or theory.
Condorcet Paradox
A voting paradox in which collective preferences can be cyclic (non-transitive), meaning no clear winner can be determined through majority rule in a pairwise election.
Voting System
A method or set of rules designed to fairly determine the outcome of elections or decisions based on the collective preferences of participants.
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