A) They must make do with whatever data the world gives them.
B) They can manipulate conditions easier than other scientific fields.
C) They can enlist the government's help to manipulate economic conditions.
D) They can achieve statistically valid results with much smaller sample sizes.
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A) A scientist chooses the assumptions that best prove a desired result.
B) A scientist chooses the assumptions randomly so as not to appear biased.
C) A scientist chooses the assumptions that would be most widely accepted.
D) A scientist chooses the assumptions that best capture the essential features of the problem.
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A) They greatly simplify the problem without substantially affecting the answer.
B) They further complicate an already complicated subject.
C) They can leave out necessary variables that may result in incorrect answers.
D) They are capable of eliminating invalid causations.
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A) individual decision makers
B) economic history
C) economy-wide phenomena
D) how firms maximize profit
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A) mathematicians
B) policy advisors
C) scientists
D) politicians
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A) the process of checking calculations twice before placing them on a graph
B) two numbers that can be represented by a single point on a graph
C) two numbers that are represented by side-by-side points on a graph
D) two points on a graph that are equal distances from the origin
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A) Slope explains how much one variable responds to changes in another variable.
B) Slope can be computed by delta x divided by delta y.
C) Slope is positive if the two variables are moving in the same direction.
D) Slope does not change if the line is linear.
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A) a positive correlation
B) a negative correlation
C) a random correlation
D) no correlation
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A) labour
B) land
C) capital
D) bonds
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A) They can only show variables that are positively related.
B) They are extremely difficult to understand.
C) They cannot show relationships between variables.
D) They provide information on no more than two variables.
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A) It is a widely accepted theory.
B) It is a theory that starts from realistic assumptions.
C) It is a theory that helps us understand how the world works.
D) It is a theory based on original predictions.
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A) point A
B) point C
C) points A and C
D) points A, C, and D
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A) the first number of an ordered pair, which represents the point's horizontal location
B) the second number of an ordered pair, which represents the point's horizontal location
C) the first number of an ordered pair, which represents the point's vertical location
D) the second number of an ordered pair, which represents the point's vertical location
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A) evaluating values as well as facts
B) examining evidence
C) evaluating the correctness of the statement
D) consideration of the government's policy goals
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A) analyze data on labour markets
B) help negotiate trade agreements
C) analyze macroeconomic developments
D) enforce competition laws
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A) Ministry of Finance
B) Bank of Canada
C) Industry Canada
D) Department of Justice
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