A) is a variable whose value is determined outside the model.
B) is a variable whose value is determined within the model.
C) is a variable from another country.
D) cannot be proven wrong.
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A) alternative collections
B) alternative norms
C) alternative judgements
D) alternative positive theories
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A) ask winners of the Nobel Prize in Economics to evaluate their theories.
B) argue that data is impossible to collect in economics.
C) gather data from historical episodes of economic change.
D) assume that data would support their theories.
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A) explain reality as completely as possible.
B) establish assumptions that closely resemble reality.
C) help us to understand economic behaviour.
D) guide government policy decisions.
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A) The more details a model includes, the better the model.
B) Models assume away irrelevant details.
C) Models cannot be used to explain how the economy functions.
D) Models cannot be used to make predictions.
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A) normative; normative
B) normative; positive
C) positive; normative
D) positive; positive
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A) Economists use some familiar words in specialised ways.
B) Economics has its own language and its own way of thinking, but few other fields of study do.
C) Supply, demand, elasticity, comparative advantage, consumer surplus, and deadweight loss are all terms that are part of the economist's language.
D) The value of the economist's language lies in its ability to provide you with a new and useful way of thinking about the world in which you live.
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A) positively correlated.
B) negatively correlated.
C) uncorrelated.
D) quasi-correlated.
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A) Deterministic
B) Micro
C) Macro
D) Chaos
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A) a positive economic statement.
B) a normative economic statement.
C) untrue in every case.
D) controversial, and so not a valid economic issue.
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A) positively correlated.
B) negatively correlated.
C) uncorrelated.
D) quasi-correlated.
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A) affects the important conclusions of an economic model.
B) increases the level of detail in an economic model.
C) limits the validity of an economic model's conclusion.
D) eliminates unnecessary details from an economic model.
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A) positively correlated.
B) negatively correlated.
C) uncorrelated.
D) quasi-correlated.
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A) is straightforward and does not involve any disagreement.
B) benefits from the input of economists, even if their advice is not always followed.
C) is conducted without the input of economists.
D) is always based exclusively on the results of economic analysis.
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A) Determining the impact of government spending on the actual level of unemployment.
B) Determining the best level of immigration into a country.
C) Determining whether too many luxury goods are being produced.
D) Determining whether or not the government should reduce poverty.
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