Suppose an economist says that "Other things equal, the lower the price ofstrawberries, the greater the amount of strawberries purchased." This statementindicates that:one cannot generalize about the relationship between the price of strawberries and thequantity purchased.all factors other than the price of strawberries (for example, consumer tastes and incomes) areassumed to be constant.O the quantity of strawberries purchased determines the price of strawberries.O economists can conduct controlled laboratory experiments.

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Suppose an economist says that "Other things equal, the lower the price of strawberries, the greater the amount of strawberries purchased." This statement indicates that: O one cannot generalize about the relationship between the price of strawberries and the quantity purchased. O all factors other than the price of strawberries (for example, consumer tastes and incomes) are assumed to be constant. O the quantity of strawberries purchased determines the price of strawberries. economists can conduct controlled laboratory experiments.