It's weird to use "North Macedonia" in the context of Yugoslavia

Interesting data though

Sweetness needed a ring. I’m so glad he got one. Although the Fridge getting that goal line carry over Payton was weird.

After the opium crisis, the US is facing the copium crisis

The GDP data does not include Kosovo. It is not stated why in the documentation, I assume because of the fact it's not recognised by a large number of countries

... not really. Only slightly above 50 percent of world countries recognize kosovar independence. Not even all of the eu countries recognize it...

Nope, not it. Try again.

Progressive tax systems don't work if the people at the top don't pay tax.

The only way to become ultra rich is to have a boost, ie rich parents. If you try to do it the traditional way by working hard you earn less for every extra hour you work until there is no point working any more.

What about the Kosovo? It´s an independent country after all.

You should also label the dates correctly, they are all Ex-You countries.

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Source:

https://www.rug.nl/ggdc/historicaldevelopment/maddison/releases/maddison-project-database-2020 (GDP) [1952-2018]

https://datasets.iisg.amsterdam/dataset.xhtml?persistentId=hdl:10622/SNETZV (population) [1960-2010]

Tool:

Python/matplotlib

The population data was available at 10 year increments from 1960 to 2010. Missing years between were interpolated and for 1952-1960 and 2010-2018 the first/last available number was used.

Edit: the x-axis are incorrectly marked. It should say "year" instead of "leto"

You mean the rest of the economist are low paid working class?

your link what can cause inflation

mine refer to the actual result when they quantized for the effect of goverment spending

if you found that St lous federal reserve and st Francisco federal reserve studies have no merit, fine point to it

That's what I imagined. Still way too much imho.

Fully agree. As is typical of data is beautiful, there’s a lot of bad data analytics practice here.

https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/no-true-scotsman

They fit quite nicely to your eye sure, but look at the lack of data points you have for the higher gdp in those continents. This is just bad practice.

Just because your r squared is better does not make your prediction better. You should check with cross validation.

Adding more freedom to your trend lines makes it fit your current data better sure. But just “joining the dots” fits the best.

Yeah ok, but we're not in the 80s anymore. 😂

It's the "Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel", which has been created in the 70s, so it's not really the same as the other Nobel Prize categories that were conceived and funded by Alfred Nobel himself. I agree that It would be a bit weird to just add another category when those were clearly laid out in Nobel's will, hence i share the sentiment that there is no "true" Nobel prize in economics.

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You sir, are a titan.

(Or madam, non-binary etc)

You had homework? In College? Every single day? Jesus Christ. That sounds like a nightmare. Library had everything multiple times. If what you needed wasn't there, you could preorder. Or ask the library to buy things. Library has a certain budget each year where students could just express wishes and they would buy everything within the budget. Professors would even scan the important pages of their books and upload them in the course material folder.

I went to a private top 30 engineering school back in early 2000’s…stated cost was $31k/yr back then, but between scholarships/grants/etc. It came out to about $10k per year, so $40k total. Made more than that first year out.

It's a comparison against others, not an independent and absolute rating. Assuming our sample population is not biased and is a fair reflection of society, then it does have to be normally distributed.

What this graph is saying is that, compared to others, most people are better at something. That's not possible. That would be like having a race and saying most people finished in 3rd place (assuming there aren't joint finishes).

As someone else pointed out, this is an example of the Lake Wobegon effect.

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Or... bad gift givers tend to have multiple discrete families?