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Modal class: For grouped data, a class that has the highest frequency
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Modal class: For grouped data, a class that has the highest frequency
Zero correlations: No apparent linear relationship between two sets of data
Venn diagram: A pictorial method for illustrating the elements and interconnections of sets
Proportional tax: tax system where everyone pays the same percentage of their income
Regressive tax: tax system where lower-income earners pay a higher percentage of their income
Modal class: For grouped data, a class that has the highest frequency
Zero correlations: No apparent linear relationship between two sets of data
Venn diagram: A pictorial method for illustrating the elements and interconnections of sets
Proportional tax: tax system where everyone pays the same percentage of their income
Regressive tax: tax system where lower-income earners pay a higher percentage of their income
Progressive tax: tax system where higher-income earners pay a larger percentage of their income
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Modal class: For grouped data, a class that has the highest frequency
The data interval with highest frequency in a grouped distributi...
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Modal class: For grouped data, a class that has the highest frequency
The data interval with highest frequency in a grouped distribution, indicating the most common range of values. ...
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10
Dec
2025
Zero correlations: No apparent linear relationship between two sets of data
Zero correlation indicates no linear statistical relationship be...
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Zero correlations: No apparent linear relationship between two sets of data
Zero correlation indicates no linear statistical relationship between variables. It is a crucial, non-intuitive concept in probability and dat...
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10
Dec
Venn diagram: A pictorial method for illustrating the elements and interconnections of sets
A diagram using overlapping circles to show set relationships, u...
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Venn diagram: A pictorial method for illustrating the elements and interconnections of sets
A diagram using overlapping circles to show set relationships, unions, and intersections. ...
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10
Dec
Proportional tax: tax system where everyone pays the same percentage of their income
Tax fairness debated: Flat rate for all incomes. Impacts vary by...
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Proportional tax: tax system where everyone pays the same percentage of their income
Tax fairness debated: Flat rate for all incomes. Impacts vary by bracket....
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10
Dec
Regressive tax: tax system where lower-income earners pay a higher percentage of their income
Regressive taxes burden low-income earners more. This abstract e...
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Regressive tax: tax system where lower-income earners pay a higher percentage of their income
Regressive taxes burden low-income earners more. This abstract examines their impacts and potential policy alternatives for greater fairness....
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10
Dec
Progressive tax: tax system where higher-income earners pay a larger percentage of their income
Progressive taxes aim to reduce income inequality by having high...
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Progressive tax: tax system where higher-income earners pay a larger percentage of their income
Progressive taxes aim to reduce income inequality by having high earners pay a larger share of their income compared to low earners....
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10
Dec
Poverty trap: situation where low income discourages work and prevents improvement in living standards
Poverty traps: self-reinforcing cycles where low income creates ...
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Poverty trap: situation where low income discourages work and prevents improvement in living standards
Poverty traps: self-reinforcing cycles where low income creates barriers to work and escape, preventing improved living standards....
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10
Dec
Unintended consequences: unexpected side effects of policies that reduce their effectiveness
Policy side effects undermine goals via surprise outcomes, reduc...
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Unintended consequences: unexpected side effects of policies that reduce their effectiveness
Policy side effects undermine goals via surprise outcomes, reducing intended effectiveness....
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10
Dec
Administrative cost: cost to government of implementing and managing intervention
Gov intervention implementation & management expenses: administr...
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Administrative cost: cost to government of implementing and managing intervention
Gov intervention implementation & management expenses: administrative cost analysis....
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10
Dec
Income redistribution: government policies that transfer income from higher-income groups to lower-income groups
Gov policies shift income from richer to poorer groups via taxes...
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Income redistribution: government policies that transfer income from higher-income groups to lower-income groups
Gov policies shift income from richer to poorer groups via taxes and transfers to reduce inequality....
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10
Dec
Competition policy: measures designed to prevent anti-competitive behaviour and protect consumers
Preventing anti-competitive conduct to protect consumers and ens...
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Competition policy: measures designed to prevent anti-competitive behaviour and protect consumers
Preventing anti-competitive conduct to protect consumers and ensure fair markets....
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10
Dec
Privatisation: transfer of government-owned organisations to the private sector
Gov firms sold to private owners. Aims: boost efficiency, cut st...
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Privatisation: transfer of government-owned organisations to the private sector
Gov firms sold to private owners. Aims: boost efficiency, cut state costs. Results: mixed – often better service, but equity concerns persist....
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10
Dec
Nationalisation: transfer of private-sector firms to government ownership
Nationalisation: shifting private firms to state control. Examin...
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Nationalisation: transfer of private-sector firms to government ownership
Nationalisation: shifting private firms to state control. Examines economic impacts, policy motives, and outcomes across key case studies....
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10
Dec
Pollution permit (tradable permit): certificate allowing firms to emit a limited amount of pollution
Tradeable pollution permits: market-based system to cap emission...
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Pollution permit (tradable permit): certificate allowing firms to emit a limited amount of pollution
Tradeable pollution permits: market-based system to cap emissions efficiently via firm-level allowances....
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10
Dec
Regulation: rules set by the government to control economic activity
Govt rules shape markets, drive growth, and protect public inter...
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Regulation: rules set by the government to control economic activity
Govt rules shape markets, drive growth, and protect public interests through economic regulation....
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10
Dec
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