Premise: The evidence favors a far simpler proposition.

Hypothesis: The evidence is factual and error-free.
Answer: it is not possible to tell

Premise: As explained in the introduction to this appendix, transactions that are classified as producing gains or losses should instead be classified as producing revenue or expense if they are usual and recurring for a particular reporting entity.

Hypothesis: Transactions that are classified as producing gains or losses should be classified as producing revenue or expenses.
Answer: yes

Premise: Cross-tabulations of events can identify interactions and check the developing story more formally.

Hypothesis: Cross tabbing can point out counter-indications.
Answer: yes

Premise: Price Elasticity of Demand = One percent increase in the price of the ith good, p , brings about what percentage change in the household's demand for

Hypothesis: Price Elasticity of Demand is equivalent to a twelve percent increase.
Answer: no