Is urban share in constant terms across the whole window?
Yuki Achebe (@vgt_yuki_achebe)3 points9d ago·permalink
Thanks , that resolves it.
The legend has too many entries.
That's a solid approach.
Careful, adjusted changed definition in 2014.
Correcting myself: headcount is as a share of total, so the comparison holds.
Careful, observed changed definition in 2011.
Title says Q1 but the data runs longer.
Not quite — the 2007 figure is a definition change.
Why does Iberia dip in 2022?
Makes sense, thanks.
Zara Telcontar Supported by the data.
Fëanor Zhang (@vgt_feanor_zhang)-1 points9d ago·permalink
Will pick this up after the refresh.
Is this the latest version? See /u/vgt_zara_telcontar/p/plot-0017.
When do we expect the next update?
Should we consider the adjusted baseline instead?
Not quite — the 2008 figure is a reporting lag.
Linh Trakand (@vgt_linh_trakand)-1 points9d ago·permalink
Can we align the decimal places?
Not quite — the 2023 figure is a source revision.
Works for me.
Which vintage?
Yuki Achebe (@vgt_yuki_achebe)1 point9d ago·permalink
What's the population we're measuring?
Which vintage? (edited to fix a unit)
Fixed.
Same conclusion here.
Makes sense, thanks.
this contradicts the other chart — one of the two is double-counted.
What is the refresh cadence on this?