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A change in the supply of one factor of production
Margin Error
The amount of error that one can expect in an estimate, often expressed as a plus-or-minus figure and used in statistical analysis to indicate confidence in results.
Confidence Level
The probability percentage that specifies how reliable a confidence interval is in statistical analysis.
Normal Distribution
A symmetric probability distribution characterized by a bell-shaped curve, where the mean, median, and mode of the distribution are equal.
Confidence Interval
An assortment of values, drawn out from sample statistical examination, which is likely to encase the value of an unascertained population parameter.
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