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Old 06-Nov-2008, 05:32
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Default Term for a specific kind of comparison

Basically ,I am going to talk about two kinds of comparison, one of which I know the term for it while the other of which I don't know the term for it.

The term I know is cycle-increase rate,which used to describe the percentage of comparison when we compare a statistic one period this year to a statistic the period prior to that period last year.

The term I am looking for is used to describe the percentage of comparison when we compare a statistic one period this year to a statistic the same period last year.

Please give me a correct answer ,like the cycle-increase rate.
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