At 14:14 20/07/2016 +0100, Jan Boehnke wrote:
>John, I completely agree. And if we assume that there is an underlying
>driver that causes both (which I agree with), it would seem more than
>misleading to put one of the variables on the x-axis of the diagram and
>the other one on the y-axis and write an accompanying text that implies a
>direction of causality.
Quite so!
Kind Regards,
John
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