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Correlation or causation?

Stores where staff had more training have higher sales. A director wants to fund training for every store. What should you recommend?

A.Fund training everywhere, since the data proves it worksB.Stop training, since it is linked to higher costsC.Ignore the data, since correlations are never usefulD.Check for other explanations, such as larger stores getting more training, and test with a controlled pilot before rolling out

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