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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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Graphs Used in Economic Models Figure 2.9 Positive Relationships 20 60 80
Speed (kilometres per hour 200 300 400 ... (a) Positive constant slope (c)
Positive decreasing slope Each part of this figure shows a positive relationship
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Graphs Used in Economic Models Figure 2.9 Positive Relationships 20 60 80
Speed (kilometres per hour 200 300 400 ... (a) Positive constant slope (c)
Positive decreasing slope Each part of this figure shows a positive relationship
between ...
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Such a diagram reveals whether or not there is a relationship between two
variables and, if there is a relationship, its nature. A time-series graph plots the
value of one or more economic variables on the vertical axis Q/-axis) and time on
the ...
Such a diagram reveals whether or not there is a relationship between two
variables and, if there is a relationship, its nature. A time-series graph plots the
value of one or more economic variables on the vertical axis Q/-axis) and time on
the ...
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What Is Economics? | 5 |
Making and Using Graphs | 27 |
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