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... measured on the y - axis divided by the change in the value of the variable measured on the x - axis . We use the Greek letter A to represent " change in . " Thus Ay means the change in the value of the vari- able measured on the y ...
... measured on the y - axis divided by the change in the value of the variable measured on the x - axis . We use the Greek letter A to represent " change in . " Thus Ay means the change in the value of the vari- able measured on the y ...
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... Measuring Unemployment Unemployment is measured in the United States every month . The Bureau of Labor Statistics in the U.S. Department of Labor calculates the monthly unemployment figures and publishes them in Employment and Earnings ...
... Measuring Unemployment Unemployment is measured in the United States every month . The Bureau of Labor Statistics in the U.S. Department of Labor calculates the monthly unemployment figures and publishes them in Employment and Earnings ...
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... measured each month by a survey of households . Unemployment in the United States was not regarded as a major problem in the 1960s , when its rate averaged less than 5 percent . Its rate also declined during that decade . Since 1969 ...
... measured each month by a survey of households . Unemployment in the United States was not regarded as a major problem in the 1960s , when its rate averaged less than 5 percent . Its rate also declined during that decade . Since 1969 ...
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