Chapter 3: Q.22 (page 78)
When analyzing a market, how do economists deal
with the problem that many factors that affect the market
are changing at the same time?
Short Answer
Economist consider only one or two factors at a time.
Chapter 3: Q.22 (page 78)
When analyzing a market, how do economists deal
with the problem that many factors that affect the market
are changing at the same time?
Economist consider only one or two factors at a time.
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