We Could Try to Use a Powerful Computer to Construct

question 45

Multiple Choice

We could try to use a powerful computer to construct a macroeconomic model including tens of thousands of demand and supply curves,for every market in the economy.This would not be a useful undertaking because

• A) it would not be worth the increased level of complication and effort needed to collect all information
• B) the model would be simplistic
• C) the model would inevitably leave out important information
• D) the suggested prices would inevitably be wrong in each market
• E) the model would not be realistic

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