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No, economic models don't always predict economic behavior because models are based on assumptions, or things that we take for granted as true.
Yes, it is. Economics as a field is very concerned with using the scientific method to explain and predict behavior.
If Ur taking FLVS, Its FALSE!! I put true and got it wrong, so its False!!
Economics is the science of human action. Psychology is the study of the human mind. Psychology tells me why I prefer the a quiet nap to mowing a lawn that needs mowing (perhaps my mother hit me with a starter cord as a small child). Economics can predict my behavior because of that fact (I will cosume leisure over labor and forego the current costs).
All social sciences, including economics, involve elements of science (the ability to predict) and elements of non-science. Economics is "scientific" to the extent that it involves elements -- such as the theory of supply and demand -- that predict actual, empirical, events pretty well. But the complexity of human life in society and the difficulty of studying the economy from the inside make it difficult for economists to develop completely predictive theory for all aspects of the economy. Thus, it is common for normative (or ethical) elements to creep into standard economics, as with the faith that "free markets" are the best solution to almost all human problems -- or the contrasting technocratic vision.
With the advent of more innovative ideas,the economists can now predict the health of an economy more accurately,there helping it to tide over the difficult situation. So, it is the general tendency of all economics to become more updated, developed.
You can predict water temperature accurately by using a water thermometer.
Not accurately.
No. Only a census can ACCURATELY predict the outcomes: a random sample cannot.
Yes but not accurately.
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The future is difficult to predict accurately (but very easy to predict inaccurately) so allow me to predict that Africa is facing a difficult future.
false.
No one can accurately predict the effects it may have.
She could accurately predict the future. (K12)
no
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