If a Model Fits Reality but Doesn't Generate Testable Predictions,it

question 57

True/False

If a model fits reality but doesn't generate testable predictions,it is of little value to economists.

Identify the differences between private, social, and marginal costs and benefits.

Appreciate the significance of negotiating solutions in externalities and the Coase theorem.

Understand how external benefits justify government funding in education and other areas.

Recognize the conditions under which market outcomes can be efficient in the presence of externalities.

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