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It doesn't make any sense to divide the efficiency by population. I have no idea what meaning to assign to the resulting numbers. For example, imagine a countr
by appamatto 14y ago
It doesn't make any sense to divide the efficiency by population. I have no idea what meaning to assign to the resulting numbers.
For example, imagine a country of efficiency of 1 and a population of 1m, and therefore having an "efficiency per million people" of 1.
Now, that country splits into two countries, each of population 500k. Oh happy days, each half of the former country now has an "efficiency per million people" of 2.
- sbierwagen 14y agoThe emissions of each nation would also be cut in half. The efficiency value would remain the same.
- sp332 14y agoThe GDP goes down, and so does CO2 emissions. So GDP/ton stays the same, and the population is halved.