When Constructing Economic Models, Economists Are More Concerned with

question 165

Multiple Choice

When constructing economic models, economists are more concerned with

• A) what people say than what they do.
• B) what people think than what they need.
• C) what people do than what they say.
• D) what people say than how they act.

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Definitions:

Absolute Statements

Claims or propositions that do not allow for exceptions or conditions, often characterized by words like "always" or "never."

Overly Long Sentences

Sentences that are so extended in length that they may confuse the reader or obscure the main point.

Redundancies

Unnecessary repetitions or overlaps in language or in organizational roles, often leading to inefficiency.

Camouflaged Verbs

Verbs that are unnecessarily turned into nouns, often making sentences more complicated and harder to understand.