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Sometimes the right and top axes are shown (a box around the plot) and sometimes not.
It would be good to unify at a simple default.
The line in the Austria inflation plot needs the label "three month moving average".
And why grey instead of letting Matplotlib choose the colors?
(Similar comments apply to the other countries.)
In the text "Data underlying our..." there should be a statement of the functions that are hidden and what they do.
In "This pattern is an instance of a force featured in the purchasing power parity theory of exchange rates (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purchasing_power_parity)." the phrase "purchasing power parity" should be a hyperlink and the text in brackets deleted.
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* move inflation_history to economic data
* @mmcky edits and review
* update to incorporate feedback in #371
* MAINT: update action versions for ci
* minor edits and set standard figsize
* use figsize from qe manual
* adjust figsize,font globally and remove embedded figure text
* clean up old scale
* reformat doc references to use titles
* @mmcky final edit
* update reference to figure
* fix fraction
* FIX: add back in xlrd
* incorporate round 2 feedback from @jstac
* fix missing word
* fix github link
* update lw=2 for more vivid lines in figures
* adjust within figure text to be in QuantEcon style
* simplfiy matplotlib config + migrate fig text to labels
It would be nice if the figures were numbered.
Sometimes the right and top axes are shown (a box around the plot) and sometimes not.
It would be good to unify at a simple default.
The line in the Austria inflation plot needs the label "three month moving average".
And why grey instead of letting Matplotlib choose the colors?
(Similar comments apply to the other countries.)
In the text "Data underlying our..." there should be a statement of the functions that are hidden and what they do.
In "This pattern is an instance of a force featured in the purchasing power parity theory of exchange rates (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purchasing_power_parity)." the phrase "purchasing power parity" should be a hyperlink and the text in brackets deleted.
run spell check
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: