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Anirban Avijit Ayush Atul Kunal Aman Subholeena Saurabh

The 80/20 law states that 80% of results or outputs come from 20% of causes or inputs. The document discusses the Pareto principle, which is the idea behind the 80/20 rule - that identifying the top 20% of assets allows one to efficiently create maximum value. While not a strict law, the 80/20 rule principle can be useful when applied to identifying key causes or inputs in various aspects of life that lead to optimal outcomes or results.
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Anirban Avijit Ayush Atul Kunal Aman Subholeena Saurabh

The 80/20 law states that 80% of results or outputs come from 20% of causes or inputs. The document discusses the Pareto principle, which is the idea behind the 80/20 rule - that identifying the top 20% of assets allows one to efficiently create maximum value. While not a strict law, the 80/20 rule principle can be useful when applied to identifying key causes or inputs in various aspects of life that lead to optimal outcomes or results.
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80/20 LAW

 Anirban
 Avijit
 Ayush
 Atul
 Kunal
 Aman
 Subholeena
 Saurabh
80% OF THE RESULTS (OR OUTPUTS) COME FROM 20% OF THE CAUSES (OR INPUTS)

 Pareto Principle
 The principle of the 80-20 rule is
to identify an entity's best assets
and use them efficiently to create
maximum value.
 This "rule" is a precept, not a
hard-and-fast mathematical law.
 Useful in all aspect of Life

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