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How do economics affects science
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Effects of economics on science:
Economics is also a branch of science.
Economics deals with the productive use of resource in a well-organized way.
So there might be lots of scientific reason for the problems in the society but sometimes the economics
play a vital role in solving the problems
. Generally economics is a social science.
Economists use many
scientific techniques to analyze the hypothesis,
solve problems and interact with the resource managements.
So, we can say that
economics and science are interrelated with each other.
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