I wonder how much the income of a college graduate has outpaced that of a high school graduate in the same amount of time?

Women are still travelling by having their fathers/husbands/etc or taxis (which in some cases adds to distance travelled, although there would be many more women who don't travel due to the difficulty).

I think counting registered vehicles is better than counting licensed drivers. Total distance driven is probably better again for comparing number of crashes. And passenger-distance better again for comparing number of road deaths.

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I'm in this picture and I don't like it.

She said it was due to a single high-roller, so that kinda reduces the meaning of the data for me

Fun fact: New Mexico is older than the country of Mexico. They were both named after a valley of Mexico down were present day Mexico City is.

That is exactly right. There is differences on how the permitting and such is done to access things on this side of the Texas/NM boarder, but they are pulling from the same "pool" if you will.

And this is why we are such a rich state. <checks stats> oh... wait...

In all seriousness this has caused a surplus with the state funds but things get all jacked up with how they can get spent or not. It is our local political fun apparently.

"Also... a greener economy is right on the horizon! Let's get big into oil!"

>Its not so simple. After all, some of the largest oil producing companies are SOEs (Equinor and Aramco being examples).

Both of these are publicly traded/have private shareholders...sure the state does own the bulk of the equity, but they are partially private and have to publicly report financial results. The other primary difference is that their profits are not solely used to fund the government/they are not operated in that ways as a source of tax revenue...both of these 2 companies have a line between the BOD and the government, which is not the case with PEMEX or Venezuela's oil company (which report directly to the government).

>The issue with venezuela's oil production decline may be down to lack of investment and mismanagement but that isn't really the case for Mexico.

Yes it is the case for Pemex...Pemex profits accounted for about 25% of Mexico's government revenues. Literally the first article that came up below...it's pretty well known that a lack of investment is the main reason for Pemex's long-term declining production.

https://money.cnn.com/2012/08/17/news/economy/mexico-oil/index.html

>That has more to do with demand for domestic oil production increasing in the US, which means less demand for Mexican oil.

Pemex can sell oil to anybody...oil is a globally traded commodity...they don't need just the US to buy it.

>You can see the result of that for New Mexican oil and Mexican oil production. One goes up whereas the other goes down because people are buying less from Mexico.

This is primarily due to the declining production of Pemex oil...

One very big high-roller tipped me about $2,000 for sitting and talking with him (my net take-home was less because of tip-outs and house fees).

Ha thanks. As I mentioned in another comment, I had previously worked salaried corporate jobs but being in a cash business of this nature made me much more in tune with my finances.

This kind of data analysis doesn't seem very stripper like. Could we get some pics or a quick performance video to be sure

Its not so simple. After all, some of the largest oil producing companies are SOEs (Equinor and Aramco being examples). The issue with venezuela's oil production decline may be down to lack of investment and mismanagement but that isn't really the case for Mexico.

That has more to do with demand for domestic oil production increasing in the US, which means less demand for Mexican oil.You can see the result of that for New Mexican oil and Mexican oil production. One goes up whereas the other goes down because people are buying less from Mexico.

Only 2% of Saudi Arabian women have driver’s licenses. So yes, technically you are correct, but I’m going to stand by my statement that they don’t let over half their population drive.

https://epod.cid.harvard.edu/sites/default/files/2021-12/AlNahda%20Blog_15Sep2021.pdf

How do you earn $1670 in a day?

This is my first time ever applying for jobs in the right way and it’s paid off! I am grateful and surprised.

Ha I just checked and I only worked two Valentine's Days (because of days of the week). Both were higher than average though.

The chart is very pretty, but I have trouble reading the info. Love the colors used. I like the idea behind this data. It shows hours of work.

People go in the other direction because front end development is challenging and fun, but absolutely HORRIBLE work to do for other people on teams where everyone else is late/lazy and you have to constantly pick up the slack: for less money, and far less respect.

Edit: It's important to mention just how awful it is to have everyone tell you how "easy" and "simple" things are because they're so familiar with the output. If you want to get stabbed come say something like "it's just a calendar" to me in person.

- Front end dev who "retired" to mathy stuff.

It’s def people who hit Super Bowl boxes. Win a $5-10k go to the club

No way you just invoked the null hypothesis to a stripper

Will the stripper earnings series continue with a Valentine's Day analysis?

Damm old mexico cant keep up

The early 80s were when the US govt under Reagan switched its emphasis from grants to loans. Suddenly colleges didn't have to look to the US govt for funds anymore; they could get students desperate for a better life on the hook.

Before Reagan, states covered approximately 65% of the cost of college, and the fed govt covered another approximately 15%. Now, though, those numbers are reversed, as students cover approximately 80%.

People give strippers a bad rap. You’re more organized and in the know of your personal finances than 80% of people. Bravo