If Established Facts or Information Are Lacking to Substantiate a Hypothesis

question 5

Multiple Choice

If established facts or information are lacking to substantiate a hypothesis, then what should be done?

• A) More information should be gathered.
• B) The research hypothesis should be rejected.
• C) Either of these may be appropriate.

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Definitions:

Compensation Contracts

Agreements that outline the salary, bonuses, and other forms of payment an employee receives from an employer.

Price Ceiling

A regulation that sets the maximum allowable price for a particular good or service, intended to prevent sellers from charging high prices during demand spikes.

Government Intervention

Actions taken by government to affect the economy, markets or societal issues, which can include regulations, subsidies, and taxes.

Positive Externalities

These are benefits that a transaction or activity provides to those not involved in the transaction or activity.