The Importance of the Ceteris Paribus Assumption Is That It

Multiple Choice

The importance of the ceteris paribus assumption is that it:

A) ​allows one to separate normative economic issues from positive economic ones.
B) ​allows one to generalize from the whole to the individual.
C) ​allows one to analyze the relationship between two variables apart from the influence of other variables.
D) ​allows one to hold all variables constant so the economy can be carefully observed in a suspended state.