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When studying economic data, and when comparing the magnitude of changes in variables with different scales it is best to

▸ express each variable as a logarithmic number.

▸ use only time-series data.

▸ compare the relative data on each variable.

▸ express each variable as an index number.

▸ compare the absolute data on each variable.
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Good timing, thanks!
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