Re: DSE 2015 answer

Posted by JMKeynes on
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Hey there Qwert, remember, Correlation does not imply Causation. It is simply a degree of the linear relationship between two variables. According to A, it is implying that income causes savings to change which is wrong. Similar argument for B. And since r=.2, very low, the plot will not lie on a straight line. So D is out of the question.