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Hard to say without the context. If it's economics, it means year-to-year comparison of statistics.
- Hard to say without the context.
- If it's economics, it means year-to-year comparison of statistics.
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Hard to say without the context. If it's economics, it means year-to-year comparison of statistics.
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AnonymousWhat does "on" mean in "year on year" ?Probably "compared with the previous" (year).
Sometimes words themselves have no fixed meaning. It's the full expression in which they occur that has a meaning. Therefore, it's not that "on" actually means "compared with the previous". It's that you'd have to paraphrase it that way to make sense of t
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