Annual Percent Change formula
Definition
The annual percent change formula is used to calculate the percentage increase or decrease in a value over a period of one year. It compares the difference between the initial and final values to the initial value, and then expresses it as a percentage.
Related terms
Exponential Growth: A type of population growth where the rate increases continuously over time.
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