The New Economic Theory of the Early Twentieth Century Held

question 44

Multiple Choice

The new economic theory of the early twentieth century held that __________________.

• A) economic laws, like natural laws, were unchangeable
• B) as social conditions change, so should economic theory
• C) economic theory could not change just because society was changing
• D) statistics meant little in the field of economics

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