"Beware of the big number" refers to
A)the presentation of large totals to impress instead of percentages which may provide context.
B)a phobia of numbers greater than 1,000,000
C)the fact that policy analysts should avoid anything that results in large numbers in order not to confuse the public
D)the need to worry about large unforeseen costs that may affect whether a policy is worth pursuing

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"Beware of the big number" refers to the practice of presenting large totals to impress instead of providing context through percentages. This can be misleading and is a common tactic used in advertising and politics.

"Beware of the Big Number" Refers to