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You can now "see" very clearly the relationship between these two variables.
There is indeed a tendency for the government's deficit to get bigger when the
unemployment rate gets higher. But the relationship is by no means an exact one
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You can now "see" very clearly the relationship between these two variables.
There is indeed a tendency for the government's deficit to get bigger when the
unemployment rate gets higher. But the relationship is by no means an exact one
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Part (a) illustrates a linear relationship — a relationship whose slope is constant
as we move along the curve. Part (b) illustrates a positive relationship whose
slope becomes steeper as we move along the curve away from the origin.
Part (a) illustrates a linear relationship — a relationship whose slope is constant
as we move along the curve. Part (b) illustrates a positive relationship whose
slope becomes steeper as we move along the curve away from the origin.
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Chapter 2 Making and Using Graphs Use these data together with those in
problem 1 to draw a scatter diagram showing the relationship between inflation
and the interest rate. Use this diagram to determine whether there is a
relationship ...
Chapter 2 Making and Using Graphs Use these data together with those in
problem 1 to draw a scatter diagram showing the relationship between inflation
and the interest rate. Use this diagram to determine whether there is a
relationship ...
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What Is Economics? | 5 |
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