adjustment methodology

Adjustment methodology is a systematic process used to modify data or results to account for certain factors that might distort or bias the information. For example, when comparing economic statistics over time, adjustments may be made for inflation to reflect real growth. It involves applying specific formulas or techniques to standardize data, ensuring fair and accurate comparisons. This method helps identify true underlying trends by removing the influence of external or temporary effects, providing clearer insights for decision-making and analysis.