The Simple Circular-Flow Model for Households and Firms Is an Economic

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Multiple Choice

The simple circular-flow model for households and firms is an economic model that focuses on the interaction between households and firms. Which of the following statements regarding the model is correct?

• A) As the model does not include the interaction between firms and resource markets, it does not predict correctly.
• B) As the model does not include the interaction between households and product markets, it does not predict correctly.
• C) The model has too many simplifying assumptions, and it cannot be used to make predictions about the real world.
• D) The model is a simplification of the real world, and it can be used to make predictions about the real world.
• E) As the model does not include the interaction between firms and product markets, it does not predict correctly.

Understand the mechanisms through which stereotypes influence the behavior of both those who are stereotyped and those who hold stereotypical beliefs.

Describe the influence of social interactions on the reinforcement or reduction of stereotypes.

Recognize the implications of stereotype and stigma consciousness on interpersonal relations.

Understand the psychology of prejudice and its manifestations in societal interactions.

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