All of the following describe economists except a. economists have different backgrounds and experiences. b. economists are sharply divided into competing schools of thought with little overlap of ideas and beliefs. c. economists sometime seem to offer conflicting advice. d. economists are continually seeking new answers to new problems.

The answer to the question is (B) economists are sharply divided into competing schools of thought with little overlap of ideas and beliefs.

Interestingly, as a field, economics does not have many school of thoughts that directly competes with one another – most of them share some similar concepts – just a different way of executing them. Some examples of school of thoughts in economics include Marxian economics and neoclassical economics.

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