You are watching an episode of a new game show that tests contestants' knowledge by giving them phrases they must respond to with a question. The following marketing-related phrase comes up in the bonus round of the game: "It's an informed guess or assumption about a problem or set of circumstances. It is based on all the insight and knowledge available about the problem or circumstances from research studies and other sources." The contestant's response should be
A. What is a conclusive research finding?
B. What is a qualitative data point?
C. What is a hypothesis?
D. What is an objective statement?
E. What is a plausible conclusion?
Answer: C
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An increase in the price of the drug would have little effect on the quantity demanded because there are no substitutes for the drug and because people who take it have no choice but to continue taking it if they wish to stay healthy. The demand for the cholesterol drug is ________. A) elastic B) inelastic C) cross-elastic D) supply-driven E) asymmetrical
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