There is no correlation between per capita income and the percentage of people who call

Chapter 12, Problem 19

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Just as money doesn’t buy happiness for individuals, the two don’t necessarily go together for countries either. However, the scatter plot does show a relationship between a country’s annual per capita income and the percentage of people in that country who call themselves “happy.” Use the scatter plot to determine whether each of the statements in Exercises 19–26 is true or false.

There is no correlation between per capita income and the percentage of people who call themselves “happy.”

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