A) do without data.
B) substitute assumptions for data when data are unavailable.
C) rely upon hypothetical data that were previously concocted by other economists.
D) use whatever data the world gives them.
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A) prescriptive,making a claim about how the world ought to be.
B) descriptive,making a claim about how the world is.
C) statements about the normal condition of the world.
D) pessimistic,putting the worst possible interpretation on things.
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A) a reduction in unemployment
B) an increase in available labor
C) an improvement in technology
D) Any of these events could explain the increase in output.
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A) "The whole of science is nothing more than the refinement of everyday thinking."
B) "The whole of science is nothing more than an interesting intellectual exercise."
C) "In order to understand science,one must rely solely on abstraction."
D) "In order to understand science,one must transcend everyday thinking."
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A) A horizontal line has an infinite slope,and a vertical line has a zero slope.
B) A horizontal line has a slope of 1,and a vertical line has a slope of -1.
C) A horizontal line has a zero slope,and a vertical line has an infinite slope.
D) A horizontal line has a slope of -1,and a vertical line has a slope of 1.
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A) A,B
B) A,B,D
C) A,B,C,F,G
D) C,F,G
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A) similar opinions about the validity of economic theories
B) significant differences in education
C) differences in personal values
D) a reliance on normative statement for research theories
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A) Relative to some other scientists,economists find it more difficult to conduct experiments.
B) Theory and observation are important in economics as well as in other sciences.
C) To obtain data,economists often rely upon the natural experiments offered by history.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) the effects of rent control on the availability of housing in New York City
B) the economic impact of tornadoes on cities and towns in Oklahoma
C) how tariffs on shoes affects the shoe industry
D) the effect on the economy of changes in the nation's unemployment rate
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A) is an economic model.
B) incorporates two types of decision makers: households and firms.
C) represents the flows of inputs,outputs,and dollars.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) make assumptions.
B) ignore the past.
C) try to capture every aspect of the real world in the models they construct.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) neither allows economic analysis to occur.
B) neither can be represented visually on a graph.
C) both make use of assumptions.
D) both make use of complex equations to arrive at solutions.
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A) B,C
B) A,D,H
C) A,B,C,D,H
D) F,G
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A) K,M
B) L
C) L,M
D) M
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A) was created in 1776 and consists of three members and a staff of several dozen economists.
B) was created in 1776 and consists of thirty members and a staff of a dozen economists.
C) was created in 1946 and consists of three members and a staff of several dozen economists.
D) was created in 1946 and consists of thirty members and a staff of a dozen economists.
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