For Economists,substitutes for Laboratory Experiments Often Come in the Form

question 207

Multiple Choice

For economists,substitutes for laboratory experiments often come in the form of

• A)natural experiments offered by history.
• B)untested theories.
• C)"rules of thumb" and other such conveniences.
• D)reliance upon the wisdom of elders in the economics profession.

Comprehend the political landscape leading to the Civil War, including the roles and stances of political parties and debates.

Evaluate the effects of market revolution on the tensions between freedom and slavery.

Understand the complexities and outcomes of the Kansas-Nebraska Act in American politics.

Analyze the evolution of Lincoln's views on race and slavery, and the positions of different political factions regarding these issues.

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