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I’m not really seeing a significant semantic difference between “inflation rose by 73%” and “inflation increases to 73%” The latter puts the focus in a slightl
by ncallaway 4y ago
I’m not really seeing a significant semantic difference between “inflation rose by 73%” and “inflation increases to 73%”
The latter puts the focus in a slightly different place, but they both seem to communicate the same essential fact, so I don’t see why the latter would be more accurate than the former?
What am I missing?
Edit: never mind, I understand now. “By” would be referred to a percent raise in the rate of change of inflation
- cuteboy19 4y ago10%->17.3% (by) 10%->73% (to)