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Calculating Annualized Inflation with Rate of Growth – What the Function

Biomass Rules Posted on September 30, 2024 by Mark JennerSeptember 30, 2024

The last few years have been an inflationary roller coaster.  On September 26, nearly 50 years of US inflation was used to illustrate HOW NOT TO USE inflation (spurious correlation).  Part of understanding what charts of inflation actually mean, is … Continue reading →

Posted in analytics, economics, macro, science, What the Function | Tagged =SUM(), annualized rate, Bureau of Labor and Statistics (BLS), calculate monthly change, calculating annualized inflation with rate of growth, calculating inflation, Consumer Price Index (CPI), download data, earlier period, growth rate, rate of growth, recent period, sum 12 month rates, what the function | Leave a reply

Dr. Jenner is Absolutely Crazy about Dollar Signs – What the Function

Biomass Rules Posted on September 12, 2024 by Mark JennerSeptember 12, 2024

Cell addresses in spreadsheets, by default are relative objects.  This means that when a formula is copied in Excel the relationship to adjacent cells that are included in the copied cell formula, also gets copied.  If the cell to the … Continue reading →

Posted in analytics, science, What the Function | Tagged absolute reference, absolutely, cell, cell anchor, column, crazy, dollar signs, Dr. Jenner, Dr. Jenner is absolutely crazy about dollar signs, Excel, intercept, Microsoft, object, powerful, relative reference, renewable natural gas RNG, row, slope, spreadsheet, what the function | Leave a reply

Mining the 2022, Census of Agriculture – What the Function

Biomass Rules Posted on September 5, 2024 by Mark JennerSeptember 5, 2024

The first federal census of agriculture was conducted in 1840.  It has been conducted for 184 years.  The oldest hardcopy of the US Census of Agriculture in the Biomass Rules collection is from 1982.  We have been reading and analyzing … Continue reading →

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Long-Run Illinois Land Values – What the Function?

Biomass Rules Posted on August 16, 2024 by Mark JennerAugust 16, 2024

Ok. This is certainly overkill, but I can’t stop sharing. There was a lot of interest in the last post, Midwest Land Prices Only Increase in the LONG View.  But it gets EVEN cooler. Two of the lines in this … Continue reading →

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