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Silak12 Posted 12 years ago
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In absolute terms?
Hi! everyone.
Could you tell me what this whole sentence means?
Health spending has increased in absolute terms, but not as a proportion of national income.
Are "in absolute terms" and "in absolute sense" interchangeable? What does it mean?
Thanks!
Could you tell me what this whole sentence means?
Health spending has increased in absolute terms, but not as a proportion of national income.
Are "in absolute terms" and "in absolute sense" interchangeable? What does it mean?
Thanks!
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Consider this example. In 2012, national income was $200. Health spending was $50, ie 25%.
- Consider this example.
- In 2012, national income was $200.
- Health spending was $50, ie 25%.
- In 2013, national income was $300.
- health spending was $75, ie 25%.
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Consider this example.
In 2012, national income was $200. Health spending was $50, ie 25%.
In 2013, national income was $300. health spending was $75, ie 25%.
In 2013, health spending increased in absolute terms because $75 is mo
In 2012, national income was $200. Health spending was $50, ie 25%.
In 2013, national income was $300. health spending was $75, ie 25%.
In 2013, health spending increased in absolute terms because $75 is mo
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Thanks! sir.
Is "in absolute terms" interchangeable with "in absolute sense"?
Is "in absolute terms" interchangeable with "in absolute sense"?
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Is "in absolute terms" interchangeable with "in an absolute sense"?
In that context, yes. Perhaps not in another context.
In that context, yes. Perhaps not in another context.
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