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Those are not trends, which are comparisons for the same country over multiple years. What the article does and what you're describing are cross-country compari
by em500 8y ago
Those are not trends, which are comparisons for the same country over multiple years. What the article does and what you're describing are cross-country comparisons in a single year, just at the opposing tails of the distribution.
- lucideer 8y ago> Those are not trends, which are comparisons for the same country over multiple years I think you may be choosing an arbitrarily narrow definition of the word "trend". A typical definition[0] is "an inclination in a particular direction" [0] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/trend https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/trend