Credit to the agricultural sector grew by 5.7 percent." Given that credit to agriculture has been and remains a penny , it is not surprising that this penny added 5.7 percent . Of course, if agriculture is shrinking cents , there's always a chance to find another penny that is big enough to produce the news . Ultimately , dealing with peripheral figures , except that produces a positive note , creates the impression that people know things in detail .When the question is to find statistics that show great success in the job of a leader is always easier to manipulate than comparing themselves to manipulate the outcome . For example , if you have income in the budget , they can compare with the same period a year earlier , compared with the plan , compared with the previous month , or as a percentage of GDP. If you look all these , it is certain that if not with one , another indicator will come definitely growing somewhere . And if there is no growth , you can use point 8 . Attention ! Economists have a wild mot in these types of cases : when he is on the effect of supporting his argument contrasts with the wrong base , listeners usually say "yes compares with cucumbers and tomatoes is making a mess.
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