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Paul Krugman and Robin Wells Macroeconomics First Edition Chapter 2 Appendix: Graphs in Economics Copyright © 2006 by Worth Publishers

Figure 2A.1 Plotting Points on a Two-Variable Graph Krugman and Wells: Macroeconomics, First Edition Copyright © 2006 by Worth Publishers

Figure 2A.2 Drawing Curves Krugman and Wells: Macroeconomics, First Edition Copyright © 2006 by Worth Publishers

Figure 2A.3 Calculating the Slope Krugman and Wells: Macroeconomics, First Edition Copyright © 2006 by Worth Publishers

Figure 2A.4 Nonlinear Curves Krugman and Wells: Macroeconomics, First Edition Copyright © 2006 by Worth Publishers

Figure 2A.5 Calculating the Slope Using the Point Method Krugman and Wells: Macroeconomics, First Edition Copyright © 2006 by Worth Publishers

Figure 2A.6 Maximum and Minimum Points Krugman and Wells: Macroeconomics, First Edition Copyright © 2006 by Worth Publishers

Figure 2A.7 Time-Series Graph Krugman and Wells: Macroeconomics, First Edition Copyright © 2006 by Worth Publishers

Figure 2A.8 Scatter Diagram Krugman and Wells: Macroeconomics, First Edition Copyright © 2006 by Worth Publishers

Figure 2A.9 Pie Chart Krugman and Wells: Macroeconomics, First Edition Copyright © 2006 by Worth Publishers

Figure 2A.10 Bar Graph Krugman and Wells: Macroeconomics, First Edition Copyright © 2006 by Worth Publishers

Figure 2A.11 Interpreting Graphs: The Effect of Scale Krugman and Wells: Macroeconomics, First Edition Copyright © 2006 by Worth Publishers