A(n)variable is calculated from within the model. A(n).endogenous; endogenousendogenous; exogenousexogenous; endogenousexogenous; exogenousnone of the abovevariable can never be taken as given.

A(n) variable is calculated from within the model. A(n) _ endogenous; endogenous O endogenous; exogenous exogenous; endogenous exogenous; exogenous none of the above 000 variable can never be taken as given.

A(n) variable is calculated from within the model. A(n) _ endogenous; endogenous O endogenous; exogenous exogenous; endogenous exogenous; exogenous none of the above 000 variable can never be taken as given.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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