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When a Time Series Appears to Be Increasing at an Increasing

Question 155

Question 155

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When a time series appears to be increasing at an increasing rate,such that percentage difference from value to value is constant,the appropriate model to fit is the


A) linear trend.
B) quadratic trend.
C) exponential trend.
D) None of the above.

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