barnett: Barnett Formula
In jackobailey/PollBasePro: Data and Functions for Studying British Politics
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
The British government uses the Barnett formula to allocate money for public expenditure in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland based on changes to funding in England (and something other nations too). This function takes the necessary inputs and returns the expected change in funding expected under the Barnett formula.
Usage
1
barnett(eng_fund, pop_prop, comp_fct)
Arguments
eng_fund
Amount of extra funding allocated to England.
pop_prop
Population proportion compared to England.
comp_fct
Comparability factor as a proportion. Value reflects how comparable the English departmental programme is to the devolved administration's programme.
Value
A vector of numeric data
Examples
1
barnett(eng_fund = 1e+09, pop_prop = .1034, comp_fct = .997)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
The British government uses the Barnett formula to allocate money for public expenditure in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland based on changes to funding in England (and something other nations too). This function takes the necessary inputs and returns the expected change in funding expected under the Barnett formula.
Usage
1 | barnett(eng_fund, pop_prop, comp_fct)
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Arguments
eng_fund |
Amount of extra funding allocated to England. |
pop_prop |
Population proportion compared to England. |
comp_fct |
Comparability factor as a proportion. Value reflects how comparable the English departmental programme is to the devolved administration's programme. |
Value
A vector of numeric data
Examples
1 | barnett(eng_fund = 1e+09, pop_prop = .1034, comp_fct = .997)
|
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