Why is economics called an empirical science?

A. because economics uses math to evaluate the usefulness of its models
B. because economics has been used to both create and destroy empires
C. because economics utilizes only assumptions to evaluate how accurate a model is
D. because economics relies on real-world data to determine the usefulness of a model


Answer: D

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