Lebenszufriedenheit aus dem European Social Survey (Runden 1–8, 2002–2016), gewichtete regionale Mittelwerte für 16 Bundesländer. Berlin vom statistischen Vergleich ausgeschlossen – die Einheitsstadt vermischt ehemalige Ost- und Westsektoren (grau dargestellt).
Oben: Dichteverteilungen für Ost und West. Mitte: alle 16 Bundesländer gerankt, mit einzelnen Datenpunkten. Unten: Bootstrap-95-%-Konfidenzintervalle (10.000 Resamples) – keine Überlappung.
Lücke = 0,77 Punkte auf einer Skala von 0–10. Exakter Permutationstest über alle 3.003 möglichen Gruppierungen: p = 0,0003.
Werkzeuge: Python, Matplotlib, Scipy. [Notebook and dataset on Kaggle](lhttps://www.kaggle.com/code/mycarta/european-regions-happiness-kinship-church-expo).
Von Effective-Aioli1828
7 Kommentare
I wonder why Hamburg does so poorly. It’s doing well economically and there is no clear city-state factor since Bremen (which is less economically successful) fares better.
Although they may be significantly different the range we are discussing here is only 6.4 to 7.8.
It would be interesting to see this in comparison to other European countries.
What’s going on in Sachsen Anhalt?
Soviet authoritarian system of governance fucks up society for generations. Quelle surprise.
Very interesting graph actually
Interesting data, I would be interested to see if there is a trend along years, if east/west differences increase/decrase between the half older and half more recent datasets
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I’ve seen some signals pointing in the same direction in more recent self-reported mood data, though obviously with a very different methodology and much more sampling bias.