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    Lebenszufriedenheit in 353 europäischen Regionen -> Ihr Land ist wichtiger als Ihre Region [OC]


    Jede Zeile ist ein Land (sortiert nach Mittelwert), jeder Punkt ist eine Region. Rote Diamanten sind Ländersymbole.

    87 % der Unterschiede in der Lebenszufriedenheit liegen zwischen den Ländern, nur 13 % innerhalb der einzelnen Länder. Ihr Land bestimmt weit mehr als Ihre spezifische Region.

    Bemerkenswerte Spreads: Italien (Lombardia 7,2 vs. Kampanien 5,96), Deutschland (Ost-West-Gefälle aus meinem vorherigen Beitrag) und Bulgarien (größte Spanne, 3,0 bis 6,2). Die nordischen Länder liegen dicht an der Spitze – gleichmäßig hoch.

    353 Regionen, 31 Länder. Daten aus dem European Social Survey, Runden 1–8 (2002–2016).

    Von Effective-Aioli1828

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    1. Effective-Aioli1828 on

      Data: European Social Survey rounds 1–8 (2002–2016), weighted regional means merged with Schulz et al. (2019) regional data. 353 regions, 31 countries. Tools: Python, matplotlib, seaborn.

    3. Vex_Appeal on

      Yikes Bulgaria. Ukrainians are happier under Russian invasion than Bulgarians are.

    5. Follow_The_Lore on

      Pls put lines between the countries so it’s easy to swipe from left to right on a phone. Literally 101 data presentation.

    7. prophetu_fcrb on

      I’m curious what are the negative outliers in Greece and Italy. Also, Bulgaria has an impressive positive outlier. Is it Sofia or the black sea coast?

    8. Dheorl on

      Interesting that the UK, a country known for people feeling like the focus is on London at the expense of all else, has quite a narrow spread.

    13. ZucchiniMore3450 on

      I have met a lot of Italians and a lot of Norwegians and Italians enjoy life much more than Norwegians. Just go and visit both countries and you will discover this has nothing with „life satisfaction“ this is just the GDP list.

    15. Ribbitor123 on

      Never understood why the French seem to be so dissatisfied with their lives relative to their neighbours, e.g. Belgium.

    16. mkaszycki81 on

      Suggestion: use a different shade of teal for the capital region, and/or a different shade if highest GDP per capita is a different region than the capital.

      Possibly also name the outlier regions as well.

    17. laxmie on

      Interesting to see the spread anti correlating with the satisfaction level. Like when satisfaction is high, it is uniformly. And vice versa

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