An expensive and unexpected car repair causes Cathy to reduce her spending this year by $1000 and next year by $1000, as well. She spreads the cost of the repair over time because of
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Дисциплина направлена на изучение ключевых принципов и методов анализа данных, включая сбор, обработку и интерпретацию информации. Рассматриваются современные инструменты и технологии, применяемые в различных областях, от бизнеса до науки. Особое внимание уделяется практическим навыкам работы с программным обеспечением для визуализации и моделирования данных. Курс помогает развить аналитическое мышление и научиться принимать обоснованные решения на основе данных. Подходит для студентов и специалистов, желающих углубить свои знания в этой сфере.
Варианты ответа:
- her misunderstanding of economics.
- the substitution effect.
- the consumption-smoothing motive.
- Okun's law.
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