An Observation So Different in Magnitude from the Rest of the Observations

question 53

Short Answer

An observation so different in magnitude from the rest of the observations that the analyst chooses to treat it as a special case is______________called a(n) _.

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Definitions:

Second Job

Employment taken in addition to one's primary job, often to earn extra income.

Full Time

Employment status in which an individual works the maximum number of legal hours defined by the employer, often with benefits.

Business Profits

The excess of revenues over expenses for a business operation, indicating the financial success of the company.

Income

The money received, usually on a regular basis, for work or through investments, which affects consumer spending and saving decisions.