Would be interesting to see how this correlates with Olympic golds won, if anyone is inclined. That’s a crazy disparity
The_Penguinologist on
Compare to relative country’s cost of living / normal wages
No_Register_5841 on
So many people are going to assume the color bar itself is a scaled axis. NOT BEAUTIFUL.
The_Bread_Fairy on
You should reconsider the current implementation of the color-scale legend you added to the side.
First, you are repeating information as we can see the dollar amount through the x-axis, so you are duplicating unnecessary information.
Secondly, the data bars sorted from highest to lowest paying country allows you to get away without an actual color-scale legend as the sorting mechanism in the graph gives away the color-scale. Top payers are bright and yellow, low payers are dark and blackish.
Otherwise, this is good.
gizmosticles on
Since when are Hong Kong and Taiwan countries?
rootxploit on
Lost opportunity to add an axis that is yearly income in USD to your plot.
dwaynebathtub on
I think the tin in bronze medals is worth ten times more than gold itself. Bronze medalists should get paid more than gold medalists.
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Source: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incentives_for_Olympic_medalists_by_country](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incentives_for_Olympic_medalists_by_country)
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Graphing one attribute on two axes. Interesting.
Would be interesting to see how this correlates with Olympic golds won, if anyone is inclined. That’s a crazy disparity
Compare to relative country’s cost of living / normal wages
So many people are going to assume the color bar itself is a scaled axis. NOT BEAUTIFUL.
You should reconsider the current implementation of the color-scale legend you added to the side.
First, you are repeating information as we can see the dollar amount through the x-axis, so you are duplicating unnecessary information.
Secondly, the data bars sorted from highest to lowest paying country allows you to get away without an actual color-scale legend as the sorting mechanism in the graph gives away the color-scale. Top payers are bright and yellow, low payers are dark and blackish.
Otherwise, this is good.
Since when are Hong Kong and Taiwan countries?
Lost opportunity to add an axis that is yearly income in USD to your plot.
I think the tin in bronze medals is worth ten times more than gold itself. Bronze medalists should get paid more than gold medalists.