Experimental data tend to be more expensive than observational data.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Experimental data require additional resources to set up and execute, such as specialized equipment or personnel, and typically involve intervention or manipulation of variables, whereas observational data can often be obtained through pre-existing sources and do not require additional resources beyond data collection tools.

Experimental data tend to be more expensive than observational data.

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