Q25. A positive economic statement is always true. a. true b. false
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A positive economic statement is a statement that describes what is or what will be, without expressing any value judgments or opinions. It is a statement that can be tested and proven true or false based on empirical evidence. Now, based on this definition, we Show more…
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