Survivor bias
A) is a type of selection bias.
B) can only occur in studies involving people of significant age difference.
C) is relatively insignificant with respect to economic research.
D) all of the above

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Survivor bias is a form of selection bias that occurs when a study or analysis only considers "surviving" or existing examples, ignoring those that have failed or disappeared, leading to potentially skewed or misleading results. It is not limited to studies involving age differences and can significantly impact economic research, among other fields.

Survivor Bias