In economics, if a diagram has a line passing through the origin and has a 45° angle with either axis and it is asserted that along the line, X = Y, what is tacitly assumed?

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Both variables are in different units

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Both variables are pure numbers

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Both variables are in the same unit

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At least one variable is a pure number

1.	In economics, if a diagram has a line passing through the origin and has a 45° angle with either axis and it is asserted that along the line, X = Y, what is tacitly assumed?
A.	Both variables are pure numbers
B.	Both variables are in the same unit
C.	Both variables are in different units
D.	At least one variable is a pure number
Answer» C. Both variables are in different units

In economics, if a diagram has a line passing through the origin and has a 45° angle with either axis and it is asserted that along the line, X = Y, what is tacitly assumed?

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