Truncation and Trussonomics: Difference between pages

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UK economics.

The economic policies and beliefs of Liz Truss, UK Conservative Prime Minister from September to October 2022.

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+''UK economics.''
-''Banking''.
+The economic policies and beliefs of Liz Truss, UK Conservative Prime Minister from September to October 2022.
-A procedure in which the physical movement of paper payment instruments (for example paid cheques or credit transfers) within a bank, between banks or between a bank and its customer is curtailed or eliminated, being replaced, in whole or in part, by electronic records of their content for further processing and transmission.
+==See also==
+* [[Reaganomics]]
+* [[Thatcherism]]
+* [[Trumponomics]]
+* [[United Kingdom]]
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-The shortening of any piece of information, usually by removing the last part.
-For example the number 9.876, truncated to one decimal place, would become 9.8.
-It is poor practice to truncate numbers in this way.
-It is better to round, if a simpler presentation is appropriate.
-(9.876 would round to 9.88, or 9.9 or 10.)
-== See also ==
-* [[Cheque truncation]]
-* [[Rounding]]
-* [[Substitute check]]
-[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]
 [[Category:The_business_context]]
-[[Category:Technology]]