Which statement is correct?
A)Analysts rarely consult business periodicals (e.g., Bloomberg Businessweek).
B)Web searches (e.g., Google) often yield unverifiable data.
C)Government data sources (e.g., www.bls.gov) are often costly.
D)Private statistical databases (e.g., CRSP) are usually free.

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Web searches can yield a lot of information, but it may not always be credible or verifiable. It is important to exercise caution and verify information from multiple sources. Option A is not correct, as business periodicals are often consulted by analysts for industry insights and news. Option C is not correct as government data sources are typically freely available for public access. Option D is not correct as private statistical databases often require a subscription or payment for access.

Which Statement Is Correct