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Bar Graph
A chart or graphical representation of data, typically used to compare amounts or values across different categories, using bars of different lengths.
Vertical Bars
A graphical representation used in charts and graphs to show quantities with upright rectangles, whose heights are proportional to the values they represent.
Comparative Sizes
A term used to compare the dimensions or magnitudes of different entities or objects, often in a relative context.
Omitted Variable
An unobserved variable that, through its influence on other variables, creates the erroneous appearance of a direct causal relationship among those variables.
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