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Displays that show how the absolute and relative frequencies of cases per category add up as we go from one category to the next are called:
Marginal Rate
The rate at which one variable changes as another variable changes by one unit, commonly used in the context of tax rates or marginal rate of substitution in economics.
Transformation
The process of changing the state, form, or structure of something, often seen in contexts ranging from technology to economics.
Production Possibility
Represents various combinations of amounts of two or more goods or services that can be produced within a given time period, with a given amount of resources, and with technology constraints.
Capital
Capital refers to financial assets or the financial value of assets, such as funds held in deposit accounts as well as the physical factors of production.
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