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crobinson2013

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The results of the scatter diagram showing the relation
 
  between countries' GDP per capita and life expectancy show that:
  a. higher national wealth causes people to live longer.
  b. higher national wealth is correlated with people living longer.
  c. living longer causes increases in national wealth.
  d. the comparative cases method of comparative analysis can be a useful way of testing a hypothesis.

Question 2

A main strength of the comparative cases method is that:
 
  a. it offers depth as well as greater breadth of analysis than the case study method.
  b. it uses quantitative data.
  c. it can control all the variables that might affect the results of a study.
  d. it can be used in countries where the case study method cannot be used.



carolinefletcherr

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Answer: a



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