Because economists have varying moral beliefs and different views of the world,
A)it is impossible for there to be anything scientific about economics.
B)they will disagree on abstract issues.
C)there are many different types of economic theories.
D)they will agree more often than not on principles when discussed at an abstract level, but they will disagree on whether to apply these principles in real-world circumstances.
E)economics can never be a science.

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Economists' differing moral beliefs and worldviews lead to the development of various economic theories, reflecting diverse perspectives and approaches within the field.

Because Economists Have Varying Moral Beliefs and Different Views of the World