Using EViews, graph the series spread. Describe the main features seen in the graph and provide an economic explanation forthese features. Series: SPREAD Workfile: ASSIGNMENT_QUESTION 2 EVIE.View Proc Object Properties Print Name Freeze DefaultOptions Sample AnimSpread1086.2200620082010201220142016 20182020

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ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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