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The following suggestions were made in today's reading group discussion
Suggestions for improvements
In section 5.1.1 explanation of what inequality is and why we care about it? Perhaps we could add a graph comparing inequality with happiness? (@pgrosser1 to share link to data on reported happiness)
review and add appropraite labels to figures x and y axis for figures
ensure figures are captioned and numbered using mystnb metadata
We could clarify in a comment that in Fig 5.2 income is a flow and wealth is a stock
Ideas for Additions
add some more Lorenz curve plots (comparing between countries)
add Lorenz Curve plots of two ends of a long time period (within country) to see how it is evolving over time
Compare West (US, UK) with Scandinavia (more social oriented policies) over the same period (let the data talk) -- while not drawing concrete conclusions but possibilities.
@Jiarui-ZH this is captured from some of my notes. Please edit with any further suggestions you made during the reading group.
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@pgrosser1 when you get the chance would you mind sending me a link to the happiness dataset you mentioned. I can then try and integrate it into my current review of the inequality lecture. Thanks.
I've just added the data into the main discussion thread, but I'll just put a link to it here as well Happiness_Gini_allcountries.xlsx
I've linked the data sources in the thread :)
The following suggestions were made in today's
reading group
discussionSuggestions for improvements
5.1.1
explanation of what inequality is and why we care about it? Perhaps we could add a graph comparing inequality with happiness? (@pgrosser1 to share link to data on reported happiness)figures
figures
are captioned and numbered usingmystnb
metadataFig 5.2
income is a flow and wealth is a stockIdeas for Additions
@Jiarui-ZH this is captured from some of my notes. Please edit with any further suggestions you made during the reading group.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: