To tell a compelling story,an economist relies on:
A)case studies and parables.
B)anecdotes and personal experiences.
C)irrelevant data.
D)anecdotes and irrelevant data.
E)case studies,anecdotes,parables,personal experience,and supporting data.

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To tell a compelling story, an economist should use a combination of various techniques such as case studies, anecdotes, parables, personal experience, and supporting data. Using only one technique may not be sufficient to engage the audience and convey the message effectively. Therefore, the best choice is E, which includes a mix of different techniques that can enhance the storyteller's ability to make his/her point in a compelling and memorable way.

To Tell a Compelling Story,an Economist Relies On