Recognizing That Choices Must Constantly Be Made, Because Obtaining Something

question 8

Multiple Choice

Recognizing that choices must constantly be made, because obtaining something always comes at the cost of forgoing something else, is a central concept in

• A) microeconomics, not macroeconomics.
• B) positive, but not normative, macroeconomics.
• C) normative, but not positive, macroeconomics.
• D) all branches of economics.

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