When an Economist Analyzes the Effect of Some Change Under

question 20

Multiple Choice

When an economist analyzes the effect of some change under the condition that all other influences remain the same

• A)the results are meaningless because other things never remain the same.
• B)the results are valuable because other things will not change.
• C)the purpose is to find out what would happen if other influences did not change.
• D)the economist expects other things to remain the same in the real word.

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