Comparing The Accounts From The Past Into The 20th Century

Introduction: This investigation will be comparing the transfers from the past into the 20th century. The aim of this investigation is to determine the significant increase and change of money using the comparable sets of data of two different time frames of football transfers between 1984-1999 and of 2000-2015. The usefulness of the results will provide statistics of how money has changed today and how it will affect the further future. - 1984-1999 amount and year (variable 1) and 2000-2015 amount and year (variable 2) of transfers from two different time frames (comparable sets) 1984-1999 most expensive transfers Christian Vieri = â‚ ¬43, 1999 Nicolas Anelka = â‚ ¬35.2, 1999 Denà ­lson = â‚ ¬30.9, 1998 Ronaldo = â‚ ¬27.2, 1997 Alan Shearer = â‚ ¬21.8, 1996 Gianluigi Lentini = â‚ ¬18.4, 1992 Gianluca Vialli = â‚ ¬17, 1992 Thierry Henry = â‚ ¬15.1, 1999 Jean-Pierre Papin = â‚ ¬14.8, 1992 Patrick Kluivert = â‚ ¬12.7, 1998 Roberto Baggio = â‚ ¬11.5, 1990 Andy Cole = â‚ ¬9.1, 1995 Ruud Gullit = â‚ ¬8.3, 1987 Edgar Davids = â‚ ¬7.1, 1997 Diego Maradona = â‚ ¬7.1, 1984 2000-2015 most expensive transfers Gareth Bale = â‚ ¬100, 2013 Cristiano Ronaldo = â‚ ¬94.4, 2009 Luis Suà ¡rez = â‚ ¬93.7, 2014 James Rodrà ­guez = â‚ ¬79.5, 2014 à ngel Di Marà ­a = â‚ ¬75, 2014 Zinedine Zidane = â‚ ¬75, 2001 Raheem Sterling = â‚ ¬70, 2015 Zlatan Ibrahimović = â‚ ¬69, 2009 Kakà ¡ = â‚ ¬65, 2009 Edinson Cavani = â‚ ¬64, 2013 David Luiz = â‚ ¬62.6, 2014 Luà ­s Figo = â‚ ¬62, 2000 Radamel Falcao = â‚ ¬60, 2013 Fernando Torres = â‚ ¬58, 2011 Hernà ¡n Crespo = â‚ ¬56.5, 2000 Note* = currencyShow MoreRelatedThe Controversy Of The 1969 Stonewall Riots919 Words   |  4 Pagessubject required a select number of methods chosen. 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