The answer is true. In economics, the supposition of ceteris paribus,
a Latin expression that means "with other things the same" is significant
in defining causation. It helps separate numerous independent variables touching
a dependent variable. Causal relationships among financial variables are hard
to separate in the real world, ever since most economic variables are typically
affected by more than one cause, but reproductions often hinge on a supposition
of independent variables.
