When Keynesians Argue That "Correlation Does Not Necessarily Imply Causation

question 10

Multiple Choice

When Keynesians argue that "correlation does not necessarily imply causation," they are probably criticizing

• A)structural-model evidence.
• B)reduced-form evidence.
• C)indirect-model evidence.
• D)black-box evidence.

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Definitions:

Extended Argument

A complex line of reasoning that may involve multiple premises and conclusions, typically developed over a longer discourse.

Valid

An argument whose structure guarantees its conclusion to be true if its premises are true.

Proposition

A verbalization or pronouncement that indicates an appraisal or conviction.

Categorical

Pertaining to, involving, or based on the categorization of something, often used in logic to describe propositions where statements are made about all members of a category.