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Economic analysts use the Beveridge Curve to analyze the labor market through business cycles. You can use it to analyze how any two measures—internal or external—correspond over time.

Beveridge-Chart Trend Analysis with Excel

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Here's a great way to discover new insights in your company's data: Always watch for new methods of looking at data...even if you care nothing...

How to Smooth Data by Using the TREND Function

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Years ago, I read that Prof. William S. Cleveland had suggested that data could be smoothed by calculating a centered trendline through adjacent data—a...

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Growing too fast can be dangerous to your company's health. Use the Sustainable Growth Rate ratio to track your company's financial ability to grow.

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(Originally published in Inc Magazine.) What typically tops the list of worries of the chief executive officers of fast growing companies? Financing that growth, according...

How to Smooth Data by Using the TREND Function

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