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ParticipantI am just guessing, but I think it has something to do with tripling the monetary base…
…just guessing…
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]The best we can do is hypothesize over changes and the velocity of them.[/quote]
Couldn’t agree more
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]The best we can do is hypothesize over changes and the velocity of them.[/quote]
Couldn’t agree more
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]The best we can do is hypothesize over changes and the velocity of them.[/quote]
Couldn’t agree more
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]The best we can do is hypothesize over changes and the velocity of them.[/quote]
Couldn’t agree more
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]The best we can do is hypothesize over changes and the velocity of them.[/quote]
Couldn’t agree more
Participanttrue true all around…Couldn’t agree more, that is why age distribution is something I always try to look at too…and even that is incomplete. I do not think there are as many oldies as you all seem to think…Then again you may hang out in different demographic circles than I do…But I find age distributions to be pretty interesting. You can run into that median vs. mean issue once again though.
On the issue of powdered milk, I remember some health nut friend I knew talk about how bad powdered milk was. It sounded about as bad as margarine, something about straightening out the molecules…or some such chemistry mumbo jumbo (I am a mechanical engineer and I hate chemistry).
Participanttrue true all around…Couldn’t agree more, that is why age distribution is something I always try to look at too…and even that is incomplete. I do not think there are as many oldies as you all seem to think…Then again you may hang out in different demographic circles than I do…But I find age distributions to be pretty interesting. You can run into that median vs. mean issue once again though.
On the issue of powdered milk, I remember some health nut friend I knew talk about how bad powdered milk was. It sounded about as bad as margarine, something about straightening out the molecules…or some such chemistry mumbo jumbo (I am a mechanical engineer and I hate chemistry).
Participanttrue true all around…Couldn’t agree more, that is why age distribution is something I always try to look at too…and even that is incomplete. I do not think there are as many oldies as you all seem to think…Then again you may hang out in different demographic circles than I do…But I find age distributions to be pretty interesting. You can run into that median vs. mean issue once again though.
On the issue of powdered milk, I remember some health nut friend I knew talk about how bad powdered milk was. It sounded about as bad as margarine, something about straightening out the molecules…or some such chemistry mumbo jumbo (I am a mechanical engineer and I hate chemistry).
Participanttrue true all around…Couldn’t agree more, that is why age distribution is something I always try to look at too…and even that is incomplete. I do not think there are as many oldies as you all seem to think…Then again you may hang out in different demographic circles than I do…But I find age distributions to be pretty interesting. You can run into that median vs. mean issue once again though.
On the issue of powdered milk, I remember some health nut friend I knew talk about how bad powdered milk was. It sounded about as bad as margarine, something about straightening out the molecules…or some such chemistry mumbo jumbo (I am a mechanical engineer and I hate chemistry).
Participanttrue true all around…Couldn’t agree more, that is why age distribution is something I always try to look at too…and even that is incomplete. I do not think there are as many oldies as you all seem to think…Then again you may hang out in different demographic circles than I do…But I find age distributions to be pretty interesting. You can run into that median vs. mean issue once again though.
On the issue of powdered milk, I remember some health nut friend I knew talk about how bad powdered milk was. It sounded about as bad as margarine, something about straightening out the molecules…or some such chemistry mumbo jumbo (I am a mechanical engineer and I hate chemistry).
ParticipantThe median, something that is often reported is a little closer to the truth, no?
Population A has a median of 50k.
Population B has a median of 10k.
At least that is how I understand mean vs median. Median is the value of the middle number in a set of data, mean is simply the average.
The problem I often see with median data sets is the mix so often changes or is not representative of the real…
ParticipantThe median, something that is often reported is a little closer to the truth, no?
Population A has a median of 50k.
Population B has a median of 10k.
At least that is how I understand mean vs median. Median is the value of the middle number in a set of data, mean is simply the average.
The problem I often see with median data sets is the mix so often changes or is not representative of the real…
ParticipantThe median, something that is often reported is a little closer to the truth, no?
Population A has a median of 50k.
Population B has a median of 10k.
At least that is how I understand mean vs median. Median is the value of the middle number in a set of data, mean is simply the average.
The problem I often see with median data sets is the mix so often changes or is not representative of the real…
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