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A measure of the degree of association among a pair of variables.
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Contrasting effects on correlation between two variables with increase or change in dataset
increase in stock price given an increase in exchange rate is greater than 0.5 (an observational question), you can in principle get that from the data but will need something more sophisticated than linear correlation … You should look at the cross-correlation function to start. …
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