Economics is an empirical science, which means that economists

A) look at evidence to see whether or not the model is applicable.
B) test their models by utilizing unknown variables.
C) do only laboratory experiments.
D) refuse to test their models since the usefulness of a model is determined by whether it is logical or not.


Answer: A

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