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Stephenlearner Posted 14 years ago
Science & IT
I know each word, but don't know their combined meanings
Hi,
The following sentences are below a diagram explaining jet fuel and carbon prices:
Source: Jet kerosene price based on 25% markup over IEA’s crude oil forecast in Energy Technology perspectives 2010. Carbon price taken from UK DECC 2010 central case forecast for traded carbon price. All are in constant (inflation adjusted) US dollars. IATA Economics. Schematic, indicative diagram.
Can you help me to understand their meanings, especially the bold words or phrases?
Thanks very much.
The following sentences are below a diagram explaining jet fuel and carbon prices:
Source: Jet kerosene price based on 25% markup over IEA’s crude oil forecast in Energy Technology perspectives 2010. Carbon price taken from UK DECC 2010 central case forecast for traded carbon price. All are in constant (inflation adjusted) US dollars. IATA Economics. Schematic, indicative diagram.
Can you help me to understand their meanings, especially the bold words or phrases?
Thanks very much.
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The phrases are beneath the diagram because they explain (in greater detail) its contents. This is common practice when explaining graphs, tables, charts and diagrams and the word " Source " is used to indicate where the information in the diagram came from. Markup = increase in price Energy Technology Perspectives 2010 (the "p" was mistakenly not capitalized) is the name of an annual report published by the International Energy Agency.
- The phrases are beneath the diagram because they explain (in greater detail) its contents.
- This is common practice when explaining graphs, tables, charts and diagrams and the word " Source " is used to indicate where the information in the diagram came from.
- Markup = increase in price Energy Technology Perspectives 2010 (the "p" was mistakenly not capitalized) is the name of an annual report published by the International Energy Agency.
- html+UK+DECC+2010+central+case+forecast+for+traded+carbon+price&hl=en&gl=fr&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESjwkPkMqdHSVEI9o74saliH3AIOennmWFIulA0_yq8p_wAChI7di1FLp1UUpwS9hdOKWD4FtXk5-CUnqmKcPW8ahJ0cXhAnEmOGXnVE-AnNBpMXLaoe9efp0TE8gdLheVClqRhx&sig=AHIEtbSvE09LthxPj0Rurwvd5HCxlAUY_A ).
- Central Case means the base case scenario used to predict prices.
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The phrases are beneath the diagram because they explain (in greater detail) its contents.
This is common practice when explaining graphs, tables, charts and diagrams and the word "Source" is used to indicate where the information in the diagram came from.
Markup = increase in price
Energy Technology Perspectives 2010 (the "p" was mistakenly not capitalized)
This is common practice when explaining graphs, tables, charts and diagrams and the word "Source" is used to indicate where the information in the diagram came from.
Markup = increase in price
Energy Technology Perspectives 2010 (the "p" was mistakenly not capitalized)
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