If that's the case, the gap would show up when normalizing for industry or sector. Actually, there might come nice insights from those normalizations.

I believe in gender pay gap when you show me an example of two individuals of opposite sex having the exact same experience, education, workload and role with different pay.

It would be interesting to see the same data expressed in %

I also find the point values and ranges semi-subjective. Why is the champion 16 points, specifically? Why is 9 through 16 a category?

I get they’re exponential ranges based on doubling, 1/2/4/8/16, but is there any way to say this is a qualified way to look at the data?

I would rather see reverse rating of the top 25 or something.

Petrol planning and Analysis department of India, made using Datawrapper.

Per capita = total consumption/population.

It’s bound to happen regardless

I've not heard of this before, please would you mind explaining? Thanks

Top left, “Repbulic.”

Sorry.

This graph is adjusted for purchasing power parity.

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Wait... reclassified as "Working As Designed".

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That Nebraska flatline, lmao

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Switzerland has no minimum wage, the one you are talking about is the minimum wage of one of the richest cantons.

The "manufactur, preparation and treatment of food" really sticks out to me. For example, if an American buys a fruit cup that was packaged in Bangladesh, then the skins, seeds, rotten fruit that couldn't be packaged, etc. all gets counted as food waste in Bangladesh, right? It seems like the data would be skewed against the less developed countries which increasingly produce processed foods for first world countries.

Exactly, because instead of learning anything valuable they spend all their time on ball games

In the chart there’s no books/games, it’s just film/shows. Its built out for just a person sitting down and saying show me the force, I’ll spend 100 or 200 hours watching the Star Wars and roughly trying understand/uncover the force, characters in time frames and understanding whatever George Lucas is trying to show everyone/viewers respectively.

Figured out 4/5ths of way through it’s actually difficult to have replications of born January 1st lived 100hrs es died January 1st. Or how a company lasted 50 years or been around for 200 years established this day and still producing. I was born on this month day and time, my social security is this and that.

I totally understand/get what everyone’s saying. If I had the time to sit down with George Lucas and get a confirmation on everything it would be detailed as such haha.

Also would like to read all the books and play the games but we only know so much. With all that said 80% way through, finished post published. Didn’t get paid for it, someone can perhaps take it from here and perfect it.

But agree with what everyone’s saying.. one can easily get confused with few things or there’s gaps between periods in content and people crossing paths in the films, hard to master/know everything haha.

That’s why I posted hopefully someone get inspired and makes a way better versions that’s 100% pinpointed and spot on accurate.

Men actively seeking to hold women back or down by underpaying them.

The current minimum wage in New Zealand is $NZD22.70. That converts to $USD14.18 at the current exchange rate.

ND seems to be ranked way too high

OP literally took an existing chart, rotated in 90 degrees, and called it "OC".

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So you have never seen squidbillies I reckon.

I guess to show the periodicity?

Switzerland has about 22$/h minimum wage. Which sadly is missing because it would show a big gap between 1st and 2nd.