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Chapter 16 Homework
1. A couple questions about linear/nonlinear trend.
2. A couple questions about relative indexes.
Relative Index=(Current
Rate/Initial Rate)*100
3. Seasonal Decomposition (from Wednesdays Class)
4. Time Series Data (Linear Trend)
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