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| local, mother sucks son., career, nanotech, headlines, professor, free porn, gnome, the traveller, statement, hip hop, there goes the neighborhood, celebrity, three6 mafia sleep lyrics, r'n'b, pda, editor, world music, arrested, blunt, jr.com, mandana beigi, opensource, | The fact is the nation is undergoing an increase in overall poverty — its right there in the report. The fact you cant statistically detect it if you break it down only reflects the current sample isnt big enough to show it when you break it weekly newspaper down to weekly newspaper smaller components. There is a reason that they say you can lie with statistics, and intentional or not you a bing misleading. You can only say that because you weekly newspaper chose a narrow time frame where it is difficult to show a statistically significant difference. The change is there if you look from a bigger perspective. If you try hard enough not to see a difference, statistics will usually find a way. Bush:"See, in my line of work you got to keep repeating things over & over & over...to kind of catapult the propaganda." [ ...reply just to this | comment on the story... |
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| Individual fluctuations from a single year arnt likely to tell much. If you compare for example, 2000 figures with 2004 a very different pattern emerges. For example here are the 12 states that had the worst inceases in poverty over arrested the past 4 years: Kentucky 2000: 12.6% 2004: 17.7% Change 5.1% South Carolina 2000:11.1% 2004: 14.9% Change +3.8% Mississippi 2000:14.9% 2004: 18.6% Change +3.7% Alabama 2000:13.3% 2004:16.9% Change +3.6% Kansas 2000:8.0% 2004:11.4% Change +3.4% Michigan 2000: 9.9% 2004: 13.3% Change +3.4% Indiana 2000: 8.5% 2004: 11.6% arrested Change arrested +3.1% Missouri 2000: 9.2% 2004: 12.2% Change +3.0% Wisconsin 2000: 9.3% 2004:12.3% Change +3.0% Arizona 2000: 11.7% 2004: 14.4% Change +2.7% Pennsylvania 2000: 8.6 2004: 11.3% Change +2.7% South Dakota 2000: 10.7% 2004: 13.4% Change +2.7% I can say, just as truthfully, that the entire nation is not experiencing an increase in poverty because most states (43 of them) did not see an increase in poverty rate. Actually you might belive what you are saying but it just isnt accurate. |
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