A single-equation econometric model of the demand for a product is a ___ equation in which the quantity demanded of the product is an ____ variable.

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a. structural, exogenous

b. structural, endogenous

c. definitional, exogenous

d. definitional, endogenous

mohamed badawy · Answer

OPTION B ......................................................................................................

Tuan Nazreendeen Tuan Najumudeen · Answer

Answer is,

B. Structural, Endogenous

A single-equation econometric model of the demand for a product is a structural equation in which the quantity demanded of the product is an endogenous variable.

Khaled Anwar · Answer

The answer is : option ( B ) ,,,,,

Deleted user · Answer

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Mehboob Ali Laghari · Answer

I agree with the answers given

Bello Abubakar · Answer

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Ayoub Tartir , PMP, GWCPgM, CISA, CISSP, CAP, CSSLP, FITSP-D, CEH, CHFI, CCNA, CCNA Security, Security+, Network+ · Answer

My answer is option (B) structural, endogenous

Georges Aref Chaoul · Answer

(B) Thank You.

Emad Mohammed said abdalla · Answer

The correct answer was: b. structural, endogenous.

khaled elkholy · Answer

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Nasir Hussain · Answer

b. structural, endogenous ........................................................................................

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