UsAndThem: Data to re-create Hans Rosling's famous "Us and Them"...
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Data to re-create Hans Rosling's famous "Us and Them" animation
Description
This data was sourced from https://www.gapminder.org/ and
contains Population, Life Expectancy, Fertility, Income, and
Geographic.Region information between 1962 and 2013 for 198 countries.
Usage
UsAndThem
Format
A data frame with 9855 rows and 8 variables
- Country
country name
- Year
year of recorded measurements
- Population
country's population
- LifeExpectancy
average life expectancy in years at birth
- Fertility
in number of babies per woman
- Income
Gross domestic product per person adjusted for inflation and purchasing power
(in international dollars)
- Geographic.Region
one of six large global regions
- Geographic.Region.ID
two letter identification of country
Source
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Data to re-create Hans Rosling's famous "Us and Them" animation
Description
This data was sourced from https://www.gapminder.org/ and contains Population, Life Expectancy, Fertility, Income, and Geographic.Region information between 1962 and 2013 for 198 countries.
Usage
UsAndThem
Format
A data frame with 9855 rows and 8 variables
- Country
country name
- Year
year of recorded measurements
- Population
country's population
- LifeExpectancy
average life expectancy in years at birth
- Fertility
in number of babies per woman
- Income
Gross domestic product per person adjusted for inflation and purchasing power (in international dollars)
- Geographic.Region
one of six large global regions
- Geographic.Region.ID
two letter identification of country
Source
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