Another way of saying "ceteris paribus" is
A) other things equal.
B) in general.
C) in reality.
D) because of this.

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"Ceteris paribus" is a Latin phrase that means "all other things being equal" or "holding everything else constant." Therefore, the equivalent in English is "other things equal" (choice A). Choices B ("in general") and C ("in reality") do not convey the same meaning as "ceteris paribus," and choice D ("because of this") is incorrect.

Another Way of Saying "Ceteris Paribus" Is