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Distinguish between theorems and precepts. Is it possible for two economists to agree about theorems but disagree about precepts? Why or why not? LO6
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In economics, theorems are often derived from models and are based on logical reasoning and empirical evidence. They are generally accepted as true within the context of the assumptions made. Precepts, on the other hand, are guidelines or principles that suggest Show more…
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