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I agree. That phrasing always gives me a moment of "9.1%? Is that vs. last month or last June?" before it kicks in and I realize it's YTD phrased in as sensatio
by Inhibit 4y ago
I agree. That phrasing always gives me a moment of "9.1%? Is that vs. last month or last June?" before it kicks in and I realize it's YTD phrased in as sensational a way possible.
- jtaft 4y agoI think it’s year over year (same date as last year) , not ytd (since January 1st)
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]