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Chapter 2 Making and Using Graphs not give us a clear picture of how those
variables evolve over time. To see the evolution of economic variables, we use a
different but common kind of graph — the time-series graph. Time-Series Graphs
A ...
Chapter 2 Making and Using Graphs not give us a clear picture of how those
variables evolve over time. To see the evolution of economic variables, we use a
different but common kind of graph — the time-series graph. Time-Series Graphs
A ...
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Chapter 2 Making and Using Graphs graph in part (a) provides a clear account of
what happened to unemployment over the time period in question. You can use
that graph in the same way that we used Fig. 2.5 to describe all the features of ...
Chapter 2 Making and Using Graphs graph in part (a) provides a clear account of
what happened to unemployment over the time period in question. You can use
that graph in the same way that we used Fig. 2.5 to describe all the features of ...
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2.7 graph the employment rate — the percentage of the labour force employed.
Part (c) includes the origin, and part (d) omits it. As you can see, the graph in part
(c) reveals very little about movements in the employment rate. It seems to ...
2.7 graph the employment rate — the percentage of the labour force employed.
Part (c) includes the origin, and part (d) omits it. As you can see, the graph in part
(c) reveals very little about movements in the employment rate. It seems to ...
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Introduction | 1 |
What Is Economics? | 5 |
Making and Using Graphs | 27 |
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