If two variables move together but are otherwise unrelated,we have
A) a fallacy of composition.
B) an econometric model.
C) a spurious correlation.
D) an efficiency problem.
E) evidence of a weak correlation but strong causation.

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When two variables move together but are not actually related, it is a spurious correlation. This can occur by chance or due to the influence of a third variable.

If Two Variables Move Together but Are Otherwise Unrelated,we Have