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1) "The category experiencing the smallest percent change in sales from 2009..."
Should I consider smallest percent change the smallest absolute percent change? Is this always implied?
If you consider the smallest the smallest value of percentage, the category would be "Building materials & supplies" (-4.3%).
If you consider the smallest the percentage with the smallest absolute value, the category would be "General merchandise stores" (0.1%).

tldr: What is the smallest percentage change: -4.3% or 0.1%?
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1) "The category experiencing the smallest percent change in sales from 2009..."
Should I consider smallest percent change the smallest absolute percent change? Is this always implied?
If you consider the smallest the smallest value of percentage, the category would be "Building materials & supplies" (-4.3%).
If you consider the smallest the percentage with the smallest absolute value, the category would be "General merchandise stores" (0.1%).

tldr: What is the smallest percentage change: -4.3% or 0.1%?
The smallest percentage change= 0.1%
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