Would be interesting to see the net real wage or median wage. GDP doesn’t say much about wages
420turdburgler69 on
Now add access to housing and amount of holidays. Really intersting to see this. I expected Norway to perform better.
hoselorryspanner on
Not particularly convinced by either of those fits. Where do they come from?
Zagrebian on
What does the dashed green line represent?
marigolds6 on
This looks a lot like covariance from a common cause (namely the east-west split), which I guess is the point.
incoming64 on
Surprising. Why is part-time employment so widespread in Western Europe? What jobs are mostly performed by such employees, gig work or smth else?
FunnyDude9999 on
Is this data trying to portray that less work = higher gdp?
Because GDP at a point in time, has a historical capital/wealth/development component. A country can’t match another country just by working. It would be much fairer imo to look at GDP growth over X years.
Also not sure what longevity is showing.
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Source: Eurostat
Tool: Apache ECharts
Individual Eurostat Sources:
* [Part-time employment](https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/lfsi_pt_a__custom_17574751/default/table)
* [Employment](https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/lfsi_emp_a__custom_16981611/default/table?lang=en)
* [Usual weekly hours](https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/LFSA_EWHUN2__custom_17049604/default/table?lang=en)
* [GDP per capita in PPS](https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/tec00114__custom_17113337/default/table?lang=en)
[Interactive chart, methodology and details](https://dataatlas.org/en/snapshots/europe-labour-landscape-2024)
Would be interesting to see the net real wage or median wage. GDP doesn’t say much about wages
Now add access to housing and amount of holidays. Really intersting to see this. I expected Norway to perform better.
Not particularly convinced by either of those fits. Where do they come from?
What does the dashed green line represent?
This looks a lot like covariance from a common cause (namely the east-west split), which I guess is the point.
Surprising. Why is part-time employment so widespread in Western Europe? What jobs are mostly performed by such employees, gig work or smth else?
Is this data trying to portray that less work = higher gdp?
Because GDP at a point in time, has a historical capital/wealth/development component. A country can’t match another country just by working. It would be much fairer imo to look at GDP growth over X years.
Also not sure what longevity is showing.