Economics · Ch 14 — Presentation of Data
Note
14.4.8
Note
The note is the last part of a table. It explains any special feature of the data that is not self-explanatory and has not already been made clear elsewhere in the table.
For example, a note may point out that the figures have been rounded to the nearest crore, or clarify what a particular row or category includes. It is used only for genuine clarifications that the reader would otherwise miss.
Think About It
Activities
- How many rows and columns are essentially required to form a table?
- Can the column/row headings of a table be quantitative?
- Can you present Tables 4.2 and 4.3 after rounding off the figures appropriately? …