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anmexamplemof musing:
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mAnswer:m C
2) StudyingminflationminmthemUnited mStatesmfromm1970mtom2006mismanmexamplemof musing:
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3) Analyzingmthemeffect mof mminimummwagemchangesmonmteenagememployment macrossmthem
48mcontiguousmU.S.mstatesmfromm1980mtom2004mismanmexamplemof musing:
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C) studiesmamgroupmof mpeoplemat mampoint minmtime.
D) typicallymusesmcontrolmand mtreatment mgroups
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5) Econometricsmcanmbemdefined masmfollowsmwithmthemexceptionmof:
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6) Tomprovidemquantitativemanswersmtompolicymquestions:
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7) Anmexamplemof mamrandomized mcontrolled mexperiment mismwhen:
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8) Idealmrandomized mcontrolled mexperimentsminmeconomicsmare:
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B) oftenmused mbymthemFederalmReservemtomstudymthemeffectsmof mmonetarympolicy.
C) usefulmbecausemtheymgivemamdefinitionmof mamcausalmeffect.
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anmfive.mAnswer:m C
9) Most meconomicmdatamaremobtained:
A) throughmrandomized mcontrolled mexperiments.
B) bymcalibrationmmethods.
C) throughmtextbookmexamplesmtypicallyminvolvingmtenmobservationmpoints.
D) bymobservingmreal-
world mbehavior.mAnswer:m D
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