The Economic Way of Thinking Has to Do With

question 55

Multiple Choice

The economic way of thinking has to do with:

• A) analyzing benefits but not costs.
• B) analyzing costs but not benefits.
• C) making choices at the margin.
• D) making the distinction between microeconomics and macroeconomics.

Identify the key elements that distinguish cultures from one another.

Recognize the importance of language in culture and its role in transmitting cultural heritage.

Acknowledge cultural dimensions, including norms, values, and folkways.

Learn about the stages and effects of culture shock.

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