Practice mode Agricultural economics

In economics, the Latin phrase ‘ceteris paribus’ means what?

Correct answer A. All other things being equal

Explanation

Ceteris paribus means other factors are held constant, allowing economists to study the effect of one variable, such as price on demand, in isolation.

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