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This 3 page paper looks at the use of a chart in a newspaper article, assesses how it is used, whether it supported the article and considers if it was the best way of presenting the data. The example used is a line graph showing changes in retail sales. The bibliography cites 1 source.
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File: TS14_TEchartart.rtf
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pattern seen in UK sales. The line graph is linked to an article about the UK economy where there is mostly bad new, stating that the economy is in bas
shape, with falling sales and rising unemployment which is further exacerbated by the lack of credit within the economy and figures due to be released on Wednesday are expected to
show this unemployed increasing further. The gist of the article is that there was a fall in the level of inflation in December 2008, which may provide the economy with
a little bit of comfort as it will help to reduce some of the difficult pressures in the UK economy, as if prices do not rise then there may be
more ability of people to buy goods. (Flood, 2009) The article is one that looks at the way the economy has changed and a line graph is used
to show this, with a graph showing the patterns in UK retail sales. The approach is interesting, as it is one that emphasizes the change, rather than a line graph,
or a bar chart, which shows the level of the retail sales, this is a line graph that shows the period between January 2007 and November 2008 and looks at
the year on year percentage change in the level of the retail sales. When looking at this in percentage terms it will
increase the difference between the points, as they appear on the graph creating a more dramatic graph due to the scale that this uses along the Y axis. Had this
just been showing the level it would have had a very generally slowing curve showing constant growth, as when looking at the graph this does not drop below zero percent.
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