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LearningThe Pareto Principle

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The few and the manyTen bars in a row, ranked by size from tallest to shortest, standing on a common line. The first two are several times taller than any of the others and are marked by a bracket labelled most of the effect. A dashed rule separates them from the remaining eight. The first group is labelled the few and the second the many. A line beneath reads that the split is rarely as tidy as eighty and twenty.most of the effectthe fewthe manyThe split is rarely as tidy as eighty and twenty.

Ten bars in a row, ranked by size from tallest to shortest. The first two are far taller than the rest and are marked by a bracket labelled most of the effect. A dashed line separates them from the remaining eight. The first group is labelled the few and the second the many, over a line reading that the split is rarely as tidy as eighty and twenty.

The shape holds up far better than the ratio does.
The shape holds up far better than the ratio does.

The shape holds up far better than the ratio does.

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