You usually have to use an implicit or explicit standard, such as a model or average of observed cases, to pinpoint specific characteristics. For money, the standard is so prevalent that it sometime flags up characteristics, that are ultimately fairly normal, as being specificities. These characteristics do however provide an unconventional view of monetary issues. read more

You usually have to use an implicit or explicit standard, such as a model or average of observed cases, to pinpoint specific characteristics. For money, the standard is so prevalent that it sometime flags up characteristics, that are ultimately fairly normal, as being specificities. These characteristics do however provide an unconventional view of monetary issues. read more

You usually have to use an implicit or explicit standard, such as a model or average of observed cases, to pinpoint specific characteristics. For money, the standard is so prevalent that it sometime flags up characteristics, that are ultimately fairly normal, as being specificities. These characteristics do however provide an unconventional view of monetary issues. read more