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data - Turnover broken down by business sector and type of companies (fake values).
Description
A tabular dataset containing the turnover broken down by Business sector
and Type of companies. Useful for playing with tab_ functions.
Usage
turnover_act_cj
Format
A tibble/data frame with 406 rows and 5 variables:
- ACTIVITY
business sector, hierarchical variables with three levels described
in the activity_corr_table dataset. The root is noted "Total"
- CJ
Type of companies (3 categories + overall category "Total")
- N_OBS
Frequency, number of companies
- TOT
turnover
- MAX
turnover of the company which contributes the most to the cell.
See Also
activity_corr_table
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data - Turnover broken down by business sector and type of companies (fake values).
Description
A tabular dataset containing the turnover broken down by Business sector and Type of companies. Useful for playing with tab_ functions.
Usage
turnover_act_cj
Format
A tibble/data frame with 406 rows and 5 variables:
- ACTIVITY
business sector, hierarchical variables with three levels described in the activity_corr_table dataset. The root is noted "Total"
- CJ
Type of companies (3 categories + overall category "Total")
- N_OBS
Frequency, number of companies
- TOT
turnover
- MAX
turnover of the company which contributes the most to the cell.
See Also
activity_corr_table
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