- Chart
- Unanswered Question
What other differences between household
income brackets are there in terms of health? I would be interested in finding other
things that might not be obvious but impact the well-being of people making different
amounts of money. An example might be the number of doctor’s appointments people
who make a lot of money have per year as opposed to people who don’t make as
much money, or the amount of times a household eats fast food a week.
- How would you get the data?
To answer these questions I would want to
find a dataset similar to the one I use here, with information listed by income
bracket, but sorted through different standards. If the brackets are sized or
grouped differently that would still be workable, and I think most of these
datasets would have to also be based on surveys. I believe the Ministry of
Health should have the kind of information I’m looking for, so I would first
contact the assistant of the person in charge of gathering and publishing that
information. I think they would be understanding of why I want the data and be
willing to help me without forcing me to file an FOI request.
Hi Ashley,
ReplyDeleteGreat update! Your graph is really well done with what I think could have been a lot of information, you have done a great job of showing it in a very concise way. The only thing I would comment on is the title of the graph seems a little long and could be narrowed down just a bit. However, that is more of a preference thing if anything.
Great work!
Hi Ashley,
ReplyDeleteGreat work on data update. You show a good slice of your data in the Data wrapper chart. I also agree with Oliver and the title seems to long at the moment.
Hi Ashley, your data visualization was very informative and easy to understand. I would agree with Oliver, shortening your title would make the graph better. I liked how you highlighted the largest and smallest percentage of outdoor activity percentage. It allows the reader to go straight to those points. Overall, great graph!
ReplyDeleteHey Ashley,
ReplyDeleteWow, great work on the chart with multiple datasets and especially having them all highlighted. I like your thought process as well. You could also look into more quantitative data about the amount of freedom and benefits that are usually available for higher paid positions.
Though I think just having the two charts:
- Did not participate in outdoor activities close to home-Total
- Participated in outdoor activities close to home-Total
Would already provide a good overview about your direction "for" this assignment. Nevertheless, more information is still nice.