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    Pareto Chart: Vilfredo Federico Damaso Pareto Was An Economist Who Developed The "Pareto

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    Pareto charts display information to demonstrate the relative importance of problems or causes of problems. They organize items vertically from highest to lowest impact, such as frequency or cost. Pareto charts help apply the Pareto principle, which states that 80% of problems stem from 20% of causes, and prioritize issues by separating vital few problems from trivial many.

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    Pareto charts display information to demonstrate the relative importance of problems or causes of problems. They organize items vertically from highest to lowest impact, such as frequency or cost. Pareto charts help apply the Pareto principle, which states that 80% of problems stem from 20% of causes, and prioritize issues by separating vital few problems from trivial many.

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    Pareto Chart

    Vilfredo federico Damaso Pareto was an economist who developed the “Pareto
    chart”, he noted that a few people or only 20% of the people controlled most of
    80% of a nation’s wealth. The “Pareto’s Law” has been applied to many other
    areas including defects, where a few causes are responsible for most of the
    problems.

    A Pareto chart organizes and displays information in order to demonstrate the


    relative importance of various problems or cause of problems. It is a vertical bar
    chart with items organized in order from the highest to the lowest, relative too
    measurable effect such as frequency, cost and time.

    The Pareto Principle is based upon the principle which states that 80% of a
    problem is attributable to 20%nof its causes, or inputs.

    Pareto charts can help prioritize quality problems and separate the “Vital few”
    problems from the “Trivial many”.

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