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I think Tombone5 meant Saturation and not Hue. There are only 4 colors in that chart, the Saturation represent the density of population. It's true that if you
by vmarsy 13y ago
I think Tombone5 meant Saturation and not Hue.
There are only 4 colors in that chart, the Saturation represent the density of population.
It's true that if you don't pay attention to the caption, you might think that the lighter areas within a country represent the richest people in that country, but no, it's only the population density.
- adventured 13y agoI think you're probably spot on, re: hue vs saturation. Thanks for that. It would seem true that the higher population densities (within a given country) would almost always correlate to higher incomes (relative to that country) as well. I'm not aware of too many cases where the cities with the highest population densities in a country don't tend to have among the highest average incomes as well.