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Very interesting article, except for the ticket price graph, whose lower limit is $40. Why show a bar graph that doesn't start at 0? It eliminates the purpose
by photon_off 16y ago
Very interesting article, except for the ticket price graph, whose lower limit is $40. Why show a bar graph that doesn't start at 0? It eliminates the purpose of bar graphs - to visually compare the magnitude of values.
- Zev 16y agoTickets don't start at $0, and the average will never be $0.
- chadburgess 16y agoFair point, not sure that in this case it eliminates the ability to compare because the actually raw $ numbers aren't that important, it is more about the % changes. With that said, when not starting from 0 a "squiggly" line should be used to make note.