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Pareto CurveThe Pareto Curve is the shape created when the bars of a Pareto Chart are progressively summed and the points joined together. The final curve ends at 100% of items in the chart, which means that you can then draw a line across at 80% and 'bounce' it down to find the bar which, when combined with all bars to its left, will give 80% of all items. You can thus say 'To remove 80% of all problems, we must address X, Y and Z'. See also:Pareto Analysis, Pareto Chart, Pareto Principle, Pareto Pyramid, 80-20 rule, Joseph Juran, Vilfredo ParetoToolbook chapter: Pareto Chart |
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