German economist and statistician
The author said a new chart visualised what life was like at different levels of GDP per capita across 12 dimensions.
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German economist and statistician
The author wrote that the global share of people living below the poverty line had declined over their lifetimes, regardless of which poverty threshold was used.
German economist and statistician
The author drew attention to a chart in Hannah Ritchie’s new Our World in Data article, which examined when people first experienced mental health conditions.
German economist and statistician
The post compared the share of children who died before age five in 1950 with the share 75 years later. It said the figures fell from 33% to 6% in Africa, 25% to 2.5% in Asia, 9.3% to 2% in Oceania, 21% to 1.5% in Latin America, 3.8% to 0.6% in Northern America, 10.5% to 0.4% in Europe, and 23% to 3.5% globally. https://t.co/QMO6XHjp52 #InfantMortality #ChildHealth #GlobalStatistics #AF #AS #OC #LA #NA #EU
German economist and statistician
The author wrote that population projections assume fertility rates will stop declining and broadly stabilize, but said a new NBER paper found no evidence for that expectation. The author added that, according to the paper, fertility had tended to keep falling in places and periods where it had already reached low levels.
German economist and statistician
The poorest economies in the world are not achieving economic growth. The consequence is that progress against the very worst poverty is coming to a halt. This is one of the worst problems in the world today, but hardly gets any attention. https://t.co/yXVgf3otHu #Poverty #EconomicGrowth #GlobalIssues #Nospecificcountrycodesarementionedinthetweet.
German economist and statistician
Here is the article: Five million children die every year — what do they die from? https://t.co/EVyt3QgZHk #ChildHealth #GlobalIssues #PreventChildDeaths #Nospecificcountrycodesarepresentinthetweet.
German economist and statistician
From our latest article on @OurWorldInData. The interactive visualization lets you see what causes the deaths of children around the world. https://t.co/BWPpZEpOIM #ChildHealth #DataVisualization #GlobalWellbeing #Thetweetdoesnotmentionanyspecificcountries.Therefore #therearenocountrycodestoreturn.
German economist and statistician
A way to see the amazing history of economic growth and declining poverty over the last two centuries. https://t.co/IV3EWRO43G #EconomicGrowth #PovertyReduction #History #Therearenospecificcountrycodesmentionedinthetweet.
German economist and statistician
Much of his recent thinking has focused on what to do as AI becomes rapidly more powerful. This makes his book useful for all of us right now.. His article, "How not to lose your job to AI" gives you an idea of whether you want to buy his book. https://t.co/CJM1OkhO0k #AI #JobSecurity #BookRecommendation #Nospecificcountrycodescanbeidentifiedfromthetweetprovided.
German economist and statistician
How will your country's demographics change this century? At Our World in Data we built a tool to let you see for yourself. The UN's assumptions are the starting point. But then you can adjust the three drivers of change — births, deaths, and migration — to what you expect. https://t.co/r8gMsEmlf2 #Demographics #PopulationGrowth #DataVisualization #Nospecificcountrycodesarementionedinthetweet.
German economist and statistician
Anthropic's new model, Claude Mythos, is so powerful that they're not releasing it. They must have good reasons. They're willing to forgo a lot of revenue. @robertwiblin on what we know so far about how dangerous the current situation is. https://t.co/yPYqYI7nt6 #AI #MachineLearning #Ethics #Nospecificcountriesarementionedinthearticle.Therefore #theresultisanemptyresponse.