Which of the following is a reason to study economics?

A. Economic analysis explains daily events.
B. It helps us understand why people, firms and government behave in a certain way.
C. We need to understand relevant economic applications and policy issues.
D. It provides useful logic for solving complex problems.
E. All of these


Ans: E. All of these

Explanation: Economic is a study which explains the reasoning of behaving in a particular manner by consumer, producer, industry or economy as a whole. It describes the various economic applications and policy concerning such reactions and why such application happen.

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