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... shows unem- ployment , and the blue line shows the government's budget . You will probably agree that it is pretty hard work figuring out from Fig . 2.8 ( a ) just what the relationship is between the unemployment rate and the ...
... shows unem- ployment , and the blue line shows the government's budget . You will probably agree that it is pretty hard work figuring out from Fig . 2.8 ( a ) just what the relationship is between the unemployment rate and the ...
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... shows the relationship between the cost per mile traveled and the length of a journey . The longer the journey , the lower is the cost per mile . But as the journey length increases , the cost per mile decreases at a decreasing rate ...
... shows the relationship between the cost per mile traveled and the length of a journey . The longer the journey , the lower is the cost per mile . But as the journey length increases , the cost per mile decreases at a decreasing rate ...
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... shows the relationship between temperature and consumption , holding price constant . One curve holds the price at 30 ¢ and the other at 15c . Part ( c ) shows the relationship between temperature and price , holding consumption ...
... shows the relationship between temperature and consumption , holding price constant . One curve holds the price at 30 ¢ and the other at 15c . Part ( c ) shows the relationship between temperature and price , holding consumption ...
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