What is the percent difference between $27,006 and $24,075?

What is the percent difference between $27,006 and $24,075?
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WHICH WAE???????????????????

if start with 24,075...27,006/24075=1.121744548....become 12.1744548% more

if start with 27,006....24,075/27,006=0.891468562.... become -10.8531437%
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