As requested by Barlyy, we have Employment (Y) vs Economic Freedom (X) once again but for the new data, making this the very first time we see a repeat. Not that it's an issue, of course. ♥ I would make a side-by-side comparison with the old data, but I did not think about it that far just yet, and there would be way too many screenshots. ^^;
The Regression Line is Y = -2.5902e-02X + 6.7486e+01; Root-Mean Square Error is 10.2081, the R-Squared Score is 0.0201373, both accurate to 6 significant figures.
The usual graphs with Density Function as the z-axis / color-map.
Population as the color-map.
Number of Issues Answered as color-map, which I am only doing one graph because there are way too many who did not answer issues.
X-axis histogram:
Y-axis histogram:
X max: 1693
X min: 360
Y max: 1 -
Ratateague with 99.90 % of the population employed.
Y min: 1 -
Menta Lee-il with 23.580 % of the population employed.
Going forward, and from the many comments that have contributed largely, note that Employment here does not count the legal age of working, so it would imply that even kids (and even babies) might have some form of work. What that job is up to interpretation - it could be something cruel like babies in hamster wheel, or giving a cutesy name like "Guardian of the Bedroom" which
actually gopt registered as legitimate for baby's first job.
High Economic Freedom (> 80.00), High Employment (> 76.50): 1510 nations out of 232271.Copy-pasted from my previous post, this possibly might be the laws protecting the employees. While there is still the high amount of businesses and freedom that people enjoy, there are still oversights in check to make sure that people are not being treated unfairly in their respective companies. This might pair up with a small bit of sacrifice to the Economic Freedom, but not too much to drop them out of the High Economic Freedom zone. Either that, or these are the oddball nations that allow (or force, depending on how you look at it) kids to work too.
Low Economic Freedom (< -78.00), Low Employment (< 51.33): 703 nations out of 232271.I will say that Employment, for all accounts and purposes, could be not counted above the table, i.e. under the table exploitation or slavery. For example, look at Menta Lee-il with their very low employment rates. With a nation this dictatorial, Dearest Leader would certainly not want people slacking off and in fact, would have A LOT of people slaving away their days. Perhaps WA just did not manage to count those extra people working in the mines.
High Economic Freedom (> 80.00), Low Employment (< 51.33): 20236 nations out of 232271.
Low Economic Freedom (< -78.00), High Employment (> 76.50): 22314 nations out of 232271.Copy-pasted from my previous post, the usual and most common trends of having one adversely affecting another. For these nations, high economic freedom might mean that the companies are able to fire anyone on the spot for whatsoever reason, or that there are little to no laws protecting the employees. Maybe there is no union or anything to help them out. Then again, from what I have been told, Employment in NS Stats includes those that we typically not deem as being able to work - the elderly, the disabled, kids, etc. So maybe some of these nations simply have a lot of young kids, retired folks, and the like.
And the other trends regarding Population and Issues Answered!
High Economic Freedom (> 80.00), High Employment (> 76.50), High Population (> 12,672,000,000): 648 nations out of 232271.
High Economic Freedom (> 80.00), High Employment (> 76.50), Low Population (< 67,000,000): 136 nations out of 232271.
High Economic Freedom (> 80.00), Low Employment (< 51.33), High Population (> 12,672,000,000): 23 nations out of 232271.
High Economic Freedom (> 80.00), Low Employment (< 51.33), Low Population (< 67,000,000): 0 nations out of 232271.
Low Economic Freedom (< -78.00), High Employment (> 76.50), High Population (> 12,672,000,000): 527 nations out of 232271.
Low Economic Freedom (< -78.00), High Employment (> 76.50), Low Population (< 67,000,000): 649 nations out of 232271.
Low Economic Freedom (< -78.00), Low Employment (< 51.33), High Number Of Issues Answered (> 1,000): 130 nations out of 232271.
Low Economic Freedom (< -78.00), Low Employment (< 51.33), Low Number Of Issues Answered (< 100): 0 nations out of 232271.
High Economic Freedom (> 80.00), Low Employment (< 51.33), High Number Of Issues Answered (> 1,000): 23 nations out of 232271.
High Economic Freedom (> 80.00), Low Employment (< 51.33), Low Number Of Issues Answered (< 100): 0 nations out of 232271.
Low Economic Freedom (< -78.00), High Employment (> 76.50), High Number Of Issues Answered (> 1,000): 527 nations out of 232271.
Low Economic Freedom (< -78.00), High Employment (> 76.50), Low Number Of Issues Answered (< 100): 649 nations out of 232271.