of the story is this: To keep the growth rate the same, the change must increase each period.

Displaying Data Graphically and Interpreting the Graph

Graphs are also used to display data or evidence. Graphs are a method of presenting numerical patterns. They

condense detailed numerical information into a visual form in which relationships and numerical patterns can

be seen more easily. For example, which countries have larger or smaller populations? A careful reader could

examine a long list of numbers representing the populations of many countries, but with over 200 nations in

the world, searching through such a list would take concentration and time. Putting these same numbers on a

graph can quickly reveal population patterns. Economists use graphs both for a compact and readable

presentation of groups of numbers and for building an intuitive grasp of relationships and connections.
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