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A Possible Cause Is Interest Rates

October 26, 2018

A student answered every macroeconomics question with 'One possible cause is interest rates,' and the professor thinks it's copied from the textbook.

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Transcript

Student: "Professor? You asked to see me?" Professor: "Yes. Let's have a look at your macroeconomics test."

Professor: "For question 1, you wrote, 'One possible cause is interest rates.' And then you repeated those 6 words as your answer to every single question thereafter."

Student: "You're saying I should have studied harder." Professor: "What? No! I'm accusing you of plagiarizing the textbook!"

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