The following evidence was gathered to support the argument that economists deal with more than just money. Economics is also the study of people (as consumers) making choices about which goods and services to buy.
As such, economics helps illustrate how people interact within the market to realize their diverse goals.
So perhaps when it comes to economists, a more fitting question might be: What don't economists do?
Is this evidence adequate support for the idea? Why or why not?
Answers:
A
Yes. Options 1 and 2 provide readers with necessary background and option 3 is directly supportive.
B
Yes. The evidence provides a variety of examples of things that economists do unrelated to money.
C
No. Option 3 is excellent evidence to use, but options 1 and 2 are too similar to support the argument.
D
No. The evidence provided is not specific or thorough enough to fully support the argument.