You're right latex gloves are not plastic, the metal comes from aerosol (like whipped cream) and 10# cans which weigh a little over a half pound each. In a busy restaurant they add up.

Yea there is obviously food and paper waste but I was more interested in graphing wasteful packaging.

200 million until 2025, so thats 70 ish million a year

Latex gloves aren't plastic. Also there must be food and paper waste. And that's a staggering amount of unidentified metal. Sorry pal, this is bad.

What is the source of your PVC

Soda cans maybe

Think I follow but it’s a funny way of doing it. I’m more used to seeing cash in from customers rather than profit minus impairments.

The Ignorance and dumbness in this comment is unmatchable.

Mahindra is in top 5 in many African and latin american contries.

Yes, you can. Philosophical doubt is a critical part of research. We change based on the current, relevant, or reliable information when it comes available .

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A passenger who gets on a plane haha

So, uh, what's an 'enplaned passenger'

Source article: https://www.thexylom.com/post/china-s-zero-covid-policy-is-destructive-but-reopening-without-a-plan-is-even-worse

Source data: https://www.ind.com/about/investors-financials-reports/airline-activity-reports; https://www.hongkongairport.com/en/the-airport/hkia-at-a-glance/fact-figures.page

Tool used: Datawrapper

Thank you for a such an smart and insightful comment.

I know that most of reddit users are from USA, so usually i publish some kind of statistical graph with a world ranking where this country doesn't appear very well, i receive picky extra reviews 😅

About teacher ratios and what you commented, i have a question: in USA people has not the possibility to access to a FREE PUBLIC SCHOOL in the ELEMENTARY (PRIMARY) SCHOOL? I would have say yes.

Furthermore, maybe you're also a bit confused regarding for example education on europe: there are too a lot of PRIVATE (paid) educational centers. For example, in Spain there is 32% of schools that are private.

I mention this because the explanation you gave for USA i think that doesn't explain all. Even, let me add this: in the public universities (FREE) in Barcelona (where i studied) there were LESS STUDENTS PER TEACHER than in the private universities (PAID), for the same study course. I can say it because i changed from one to another just in the middle of the course, by money problem.

So, i don't have so clear that paid school means more teachers for same students. There are probably a range of diversity. As you said, it deserves a more deep research. Yeah.

Thanks for be there 😀

Yes. In fact, i thought about it... but i preferred a metric of the type: more is better. So, more teachers per student are a better thing. It's more intuitive.

I know that the usual metric is what you mentioned. Thanks anyway to note it 😀

I am an ardent follower of research studies, especially educational research. I believe the push came about because you opened a “bag of alligators” when you subtly highlighted the shortcomings of the North American’s educational system. Many Americans know there is an acute shortage of qualified teachers, so to deny this is an insult to many of us intelligence. Although the data appears screwed, the result corresponds with the trends. That’s why a systematic review study is needed to validate the data. Furthermore, most of the countries you listed have free tuition for college students unlike the United States which has paid tuition. This confounding variable makes a big difference because it can impact the data. The followup review study must be comprehensive and footnotes are highly important to explain gaps in data.

His endorsements are what carry him. He’ll have a moment every now and then. Relative to his age and injuries he is fantastic.

But definitely now a “once in a blue moon” golfer.

Interesting, though Students/Teacher is generally the metric used which would have also probably made this easier to read

I did it: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/zzjcgj/oc_top_20_countries_with_the_highest_number_of/

i did it: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/zzjcgj/oc_top_20_countries_with_the_highest_number_of/

I did it: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/zzjcgj/oc_top_20_countries_with_the_highest_number_of/

Hello. After some suggestions of other users, i've redo this graph using the number of primary students instead of the number of total inhabitants per each country.

The new graph is here: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/zzjcgj/oc_top_20_countries_with_the_highest_number_of/

I'm a newbie publishing here, so please don't hesitate to let me know the best way to "update" an already published graph, like now. Thanks for your help.

Source data: http://data.uis.unesco.org/

Statistical data: varies by country, from 2016 to 2022.

Statistical adjustment: i used the average of the last 2 years data for each country, because i have seen that the number of teachers and students can vary easily 5-10% from one year to another, sometimes up and sometimes down.

Software: LibreOffice Calc

That's not how market cap works, brother.

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