An Interaction Effect That Is Not Significant Indicates That

question 6

Multiple Choice

An interaction effect that is not significant indicates that

• A)the influence of one factor is not the same for each level of the other factor.
• B)the influence of one factor is the same for each level of the other factor.
• C)the relationship between one factor and the dependent variable differs from the relationship between the other factor and the dependent variable.
• D)the dependent variable differs depending on the level of a factor.

Understand the concept of supply and demand and how changes in these affect market prices.

Identify factors that shift supply and demand curves.

Distinguish between normal, inferior, complement, and substitute goods.

Analyze the impact of income changes on consumption patterns.

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