dbEurofound | R Documentation |
Source data provided by Eurofound currently up to 2018. Variable names often end with characters denoting scales. The following convention holds for names of variables: "_p" percentage, "_i" index, "_pop" persons, "_h" hours, "_eur" euros, "_pps" purchasing power standards, "_y" years.
data(dbEurofound)
A tibble dataset with 17 columns
time
geo
geo_label
gender
Mean_life_satisfaction
Mean_health_status
Percentage_of_people_with_good_or_very_good_health
Mean_level_of_trust_in_local_government
Level_of_involvement_in_volunteering
Percentage_of_people_involved_in_volunteering
Hours_per_week_spent_in_informal_care
Social_Exclusion_Index
JQI_Skills_and_discretion_index
JQI_Physical_environment_index
JQI_Intensity_index
JQI_Working_time_quality_index
Exposition_to_discrimination
Further details and metainformation on these data are contained into the dataset *dbEUF2018meta*, say *data(dbEUF2018meta)* in R.
https://www.eurofound.europa.eu/en/surveys/about-eurofounds-surveys/data-availability
data("dbEurofound")
head(dbEurofound)
# Variable names:
names(dbEurofound)
# time ranges interval:
c(min(dbEurofound$time), max(dbEurofound$time))
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