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Khoshtip Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

All else being equal

Hi,

What is the meaning of "All else being equal" in simple language please?
  

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It means that there is no difference among the other factors. For example, you are hiring someone for a job. Person A is from your own country and understands your culture.

  • It means that there is no difference among the other factors.
  • For example, you are hiring someone for a job.
  • Person A is from your own country and understands your culture.
  • Person B is a foreigner, but speaks your language fluently.
  • All else being equal , who would you choose?
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It means that there is no difference among the other factors.

For example, you are hiring someone for a job.

Person A is from your own country and understands your culture.
Person B is a foreigner, but speaks your language fluently.

All else being equal, who would you choose?

This means that Person A and B have the same past job experience, edu

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