khhuang/chartve_dataset huggingface dataset:
Since the question was last asked in June 2016, GOP views have become considerably more positive (from 41% who said plenty of jobs were available then to 58% who say this today).
The partisan gap is even more pronounced on the question of whether “good jobs” are available (half of respondents are asked about “job” availability, half are asked about “good jobs” availability).
Democratic views are little changed over this period (45% then, 47% today).
Nearly six-in-ten Republicans (58%) now say there are plenty of jobs available in their local communities, compared with 47% of Democrats.
While 57% of Republicans say there are plenty of “good jobs” (little different than the share who say there are plenty of jobs), just 32% of Democrats say this.
Overall, 81% of Americans say they go online on a daily basis.
Some 8% go online several times a week or less often, while 10% of adults say they do not use the internet at all.
As smartphones and other mobile devices have become more widespread, 28% of American adults now report that they go online “almost constantly,” up from 21% in 2015, according to a Pew Research Center survey conducted Jan. 8 to Feb. 7, 2019.
That figure includes the 28% who go online almost constantly, as well as 45% who say they go online several times a day and 9% who go online about once a day.
About nine-in-ten white officers (92%) but only 29% of black officers say the needed changes have already been made (though black officers are about twice as likely as blacks overall to hold this view).
Underlying the police views on this question is a substantial difference between black and white police officers – a difference that is, in fact, larger than the gap between the public and police.
The views of police and the public also differ sharply on whether the country has made the changes needed to give blacks equal rights with whites.
A lopsided majority of officers (80%) say the country has made the necessary changes.
But the public is more divided: 48% say the needed changes have been made while 50% believe that more changes are needed to assure equal rights for black Americans.
Only about a third (34%) know that the court overturned parts of the law.
Overall, two-thirds of Americans either do not know how the Supreme Court ruled on the Voting Rights Act (43%) or say incorrectly that it kept the law in effect (23%).
In 2004, prior to accession negotiations, 58% of Turks had a favorable view of the EU.
However, by 2007, EU favorability was down to 27% and has not recovered since.
Only around two-in-ten (19%) have a favorable opinion of the U.S., with nearly three-quarters (73%) expressing a negative view of their NATO ally.
Opinions of the U.S. have been relatively steady over the past decade, although prior to the 2003 Iraq War, opinions of the U.S. were on balance less negative.
Turkish views toward the EU are also negative, with a quarter saying they have a favorable view of the EU and 66% having an unfavorable opinion.
One-in-five Americans are expected to be 65 and older by mid-century, and this could be a problem for the country.
But what does the public think?
There is worry that government and household finances may be pushed to the brink by rising pension and health care expenditures.
Economic growth, we are warned, might suffer with fewer workers and more retirees.
Over time the revenue increased, this was between 2010 and 2018.
There was one dip in revenue between 2012 and 2014.
Currently, 48% say the U.S. is a less important and powerful world leader than it was 10 years ago; 34% think the U.S. is as important and powerful as it was a decade ago while 15% think it is more important.
In November, 53% said the U.S. was less important globally, while 27% said it was as important (17% said it was more important).
Today’s minimum, which works out to $15,080 a year (assuming a full 40-hour work week), will lift a single person out of poverty.
However, it’s nearly $1,000 below the poverty threshold for a one-adult, one-child household.
(We used the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers, Research Series, to adjust the wage levels.)
The chart compares the federal minimum to the poverty thresholds for five different household types.
For example, in 1968, when the minimum wage was at its peak value, one minimum-wage job could keep three people out of poverty.
Three-quarters of voters (75%) can correctly identify Illinois as the state Obama represented in the U.S. Senate, while 60% identify Massachusetts as the state in which Romney served as governor.
Roughly six-in-ten (61%) know that Bain Capital is the company Romney once headed.
The outlier is South Africa, where just 26% hold this view.
Across the nine nations in the study, a median of 68% think their country needs more foreign aid than it gets today.
Despite the progress that has been made, and widespread optimism about the future, people in sub-Saharan Africa still believe their countries need assistance from abroad.
Between 2010 and 2014 the number of non western immigrants remains almost flat.
Between 2014 and 2016 the number of non western immigrants rises sharply, doubling in number before flattening out again.
It does however, quickly indicate 3 countries which need improving.
On average mobile health care was high, with Denmark leading.
The bar chart shows the shopping mall in the Moscow region was the only business to lose out of the 4, losing 160 million Russian Robles.
By comparison, there is less support for monitoring mobile devices to make sure people are following social distancing guidelines.
Some 37% of Americans say it is at least somewhat acceptable for the government to use people’s cellphones to track the location of people to ensure they are complying with experts’ advice on limiting social contact during the coronavirus outbreak.
Amid this tension between personal privacy and public safety, 52% of Americans surveyed in early April say it is at least somewhat acceptable for the government to use people’s cellphones to track the location of those who have tested positive for the virus to understand how the virus is spreading, but a similar share (48%) believes this is very or somewhat unacceptable to do.
But a much larger share (62%) believes this type of cellphone tracking is very (43%) or somewhat (20%) unacceptable.
At the same time, 45% of the public says it is acceptable for the government to use cellphones to track the location of people who may have had contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19, while a somewhat larger share (54%) describes this type of tracking as unacceptable.
this graph shows that the average number of bedrooms per air bnb is highest in austin.
New York has the lowest number of bedrooms per unit.
All listed entries have at least 1 bedroom.
this is also higher than the US average.
Austin has the highest number of bedrooms per unit.
News about the elections made up 1% of coverage.
About one-in-ten (8%) very closely followed reports about the Russian elections and protests about their validity; 1% says this was the news they followed most closely.
In 2005, 39% said suicide bombing and other forms of violence against civilians are often or sometimes justified in order to defend Islam from its enemies.
Only Jordan, at 57%, registered more support for suicide attacks.
Despite their relatively secular worldview, Lebanese Muslims are among the most supportive of terrorist acts in the name of Islam.
In Morocco, Turkey, and Indonesia, fewer than one-in-five Muslims believe such attacks can often or sometimes be justified.
Over the past few election cycles, though, the share of less-experienced representatives (those in their first through third terms) has risen significantly.
The shift has been even more pronounced in the Senate: 54 senators are in their first term, the most since the 97th Congress in 1981.
The average length of service has fallen from 14 years in 2009 to less than 10 years in the current Congress; the median length of service in the Senate, six years, is the lowest it’s been since 1981.
In 2009, 147 representatives (33.8% of the entire body) had six years or less of House experience; by 2013 that had risen to 196, or 45%.
For most of the past 60 years, the overall experience level of the House has varied within a narrow range: The average length of service was typically between five and six terms, while the median was four or five terms.
Majority of voters are confident election systems are secure from technological threats.
Overall, 56% of voters say they are very or somewhat confident that election systems in the U.S. are secure from hacking and other technological threats.
That is higher than the share of voters who said this two years ago (47%).
Democratic voters, in particular, have become more confident; the share of Biden supporters who are confident election systems are secure from technological threats is 19 percentage points higher today when compared with supporters of Democratic congressional candidates in the 2018 midterms (53% now, 34% then).
There has been less change among those backing GOP candidates in 2018 and Trump supporters today (60% now, 65% then).
Within the 8 years observed, 2018 decreased to the lowest exchange rate just above 1.5 on the y-axis.
The smallest share was food and grocery.
The highest share of retail sales was music,video and games.
There are 7 retail sectors between 0.05 and 0.20 of online retail sales.
Americans see fundamental differences between men and women, but men and women have different views on the cause of these differences.
Majorities of women who see gender differences in the way people express their feelings, excel at work and approach parenting say differences between men and women are mostly based on societal expectations.
Men who see differences in these areas tend to believe biology is the root.
2010  unemployment  dropped before gradually increasing each year, before reaching an all time high in 2015 over the captured time frame.
It drops slightly in 2016 before increasing in 2017 then reducing again thereafter to the lowest rates.
There have been slight ups and downs in the agricultural share  but on the whole it is fairly consistent throughout.
The highest volume of exports was in 2007, and the lowest volume in exports was 1986-1990.
Between 2014-16 the volume of exports remained constant, increasing slightly in 2017 and again remaining at a constant level in 2018.
Between 1986 to 2007 the volume of exports in millions increased year on year, until a decrease in 2008 and again in 2009.
GDP in 2025 is predicted to be the same as in 2015.
Indonesia reached its lowest GDP in 2020 at -0.06.
GDP is predicted to increase from 2020 to 2025, reaching -0.25.
As with other judgments on Erdogan and government influence, Turkish Muslims who are more devout show greater approval of Erdogan’s job performance compared with those who are less religious.
The Turkish public is more divided on Erdogan’s handling of the economy, with 49% saying they disapprove of the prime minister’s economic stewardship and 46% approving.
Rather, most people (57%) were bothered by what they saw as the system’s basic unfairness – “the feeling that some wealthy people get away with not paying their fair share.” Only about half as many – 28% – pointed to the tax system’s complexity.
In addition, the public has little confidence that the economy is on its way up.
There has been no increase in economic optimism this year.
About a quarter (26%) say they expect economic conditions to be better in a year, nearly as many (22%) think they will be worse; 51% expect the economy to be about the same a year from now.
The survey examined attitudes toward five world leaders, and overall Donald Trump receives the most negative ratings among the five.
A median of 70% across the 25 nations polled lack confidence in the American leader.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping also receive mostly negative reviews.
Both leaders are mostly popular in the EU, although there are regional divides within Europe, with Merkel and Macron receiving favorable ratings in the Northern European nations surveyed and less stellar reviews in Eastern and Southern Europe.
In contrast, opinions about German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron are generally positive.
Far fewer want to hear more about Romney’s wealth (21%), his family and upbringing (19%) or his religious beliefs (16%).
When it comes to specific details of Romney’s background and experience, 41% of voters say they would like to learn more about Romney’s record as governor, 36% would like to learn more about his tax returns, while 35% want to know more about his record as chief executive of Bain Capital.
The west north central region had the highest number of births per 1000 women, at 80 per 1000 women.
The mountain region, west south central region, US, South Atlantic, east north central and east south central regions all had over 60 births per 1000 women.
The visualisation shows that the fertility rate in the United States varies from around 55 to 80 births per 1000 women.
West North Central has the highest fertility rate.
The Pew Research Center’s results generally track with the General Social Survey: When the GSS asked last year if people had a gun in their home or garage, 34% said they did.
Average ticket prices dropped for a while, but then slowly started to increase again.
But they were still more expensive in the years 2006/2007.
This trend is not, as you might assume, solely a consequence of the 2007-09 Great Recession, nor is it limited to the U.S. Across much of the developed world, researchers have noted that more young adults are living at their parents’ homes for longer periods – in some cases because they never left, in others because they moved back after being on their own in college or the working world.
More young adults in the U.S. are living with their parents than at any time since around 1940, according to a new Pew Research Center analysis of census data.
The number of slaughtered cattle in the United States reduced to bellow 30 million in 2015 and that is the lowest it's been between 2000 and 2018.
The highest year was in 2000.
This is especially true for black Americans.
In 2017, about eight-in-ten blacks (81%) said racism is a big problem in society today, up from 44% eight years prior.
By comparison, about half of whites (52%) said racism is a big problem in our society, up from 22% in 2009.
There were also partisan divides on this question, which have grown from 2015.
Since 2009, the first year of Barack Obama’s presidency, the share of those who consider racism a big problem has grown among all racial groups.
There has been a steady increase in the share of Americans who view racism as a big problem in the U.S. – especially among black Americans.
The responses are mainly evenly distributed apart from the response ‘it’s is more convenient by car’ which has significantly more responses.
A 62% majority of the public says that significant changes are needed in the fundamental design and structure of American government to make it work for current times; 37% say the design and structure of government serves the country well, and significant changes are not needed.
Majority says significant changes are needed in structure of government.
Currently, 79% of Democrats say significant changes in the structure of government are needed, compared with 41% of Republicans.
While views among the public overall have changed little since 2018, Democrats and Republicans have moved further apart in their opinions.
Across 37 countries surveyed in the spring of 2017, a median of 48% say they closely follow news about the U.S., compared with 50% who do not.
(While interest in U.S. news is high in many countries, overall, people around the world follow national and local news more closely than international news.)
There has been a steady decline in infant mortality rates since 2009 with a minor blip in 2015 when rates increased by about 1000 but the downward trend resumed in 2016 & overall rates have successfully fallen from about 17.5k in 2009 to about 12.5k in 2019.
The Real GDP of the federal state of Montana from 2000 to 2019 in billion US dollars, generally increases as the years go by.
Between the years 2000 and 2019, the year 2019 had the highest Real GDP.
Between the years 2000 and 2019, the year 2000 had the lowest Real GDP.
The female population of El Salvador appears to increase gradually per year.
In the March 2005 estimate more than 40% of the unauthorized population or 4.4 million persons had been in the country since 2000.
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In Quibi 's content catalog at launch in North America as of April 2020, the genre that had the biggest share was documentary, followed by entertainment and reality.
Documentaries are the most commonly shared genre of episode as of April 2020.
About a quarter of Americans (24%) say they have an acquaintance who is transgender, while 7% say they have a transgender co-worker.
This is consistent with previous research that has suggested that people who have gay or lesbian acquaintances are more likely than those who don’t to support same-sex marriage.
People who say they personally know someone who is transgender are more likely than those who do not to say society has not gone far enough in accepting transgender people.
As far as what share of Americans say they know a transgender person, 37% say they personally do, including 13% who say they have a close friend or a family member who is transgender (9% say they have a close friend and 6% have a family member who is transgender; respondents were allowed to select more than one answer).
About half (52%) of those who know someone who is transgender say this, compared with 31% of those who don’t know a transgender person.
The number of robberies in Canada has reduced between 2000 and 2019 from 100 down to 60 per 100.000 residents.
At the same time, Democrats are roughly twice as likely as Republicans to describe current conditions as poor (27% vs. 12%).
Today, a 57% majority of Republicans and Republican leaners characterize national economic conditions as excellent (10%) or good (47%).
Among Democrats, just 30% say the same.
The export of tea grew gradually from2004-2016.
The chart is explanatory.
extort of tea was highest in 2013 lowest in 2009 and none  from exported 2015.
About eight-in-ten adults also go online in the Latin American countries of Mexico (81%), Colombia (80%) and Venezuela (77%).
Internet use is most widespread in Jordan and Lebanon, where 87% of adults in each country go online.
More than half of participants feel that they do not want to share anything on Facebook.
Minimal participants felt that their internet access is not good enough, along with faulting the Facebook app/ website.
Nearly half of participants feel that Facebook is invades on their privacy.
Over half of participants do not trust facebook.
The chart shows a large majority of participants not using Facebook due to not trusting the site, and not wanting to share anything on there, as well as preferring to share elsewhere.
Employment in services in Iceland has remained stagnant for 10 years.
While a majority of Republicans (62%) say having billionaires in this country is neither bad nor good, more view this positively (28%) than negatively (9%).
Republicans and Democrats differ over the impact of billionaires.
That includes all types of tweets: original tweets, retweets and quote tweets.
Among U.S. adults, Twitter discourse is dominated by a small share of tweeters.
The most prolific tweeters – those in the top 10% by number of tweets – are responsible for 80% of all tweets created by U.S. adults.
The common equity tier 1 capital increased from 2010- 2012.
It then decreased slightly until 2014.
When it then increased again and continued to increase until 2018.
The number of single-father families in the US has more than doubled since 1990.
With the exception of a few minor dips, the trend is a linear increase with time.
The Real defense spending per capita by the United Kingdom (UK) and other NATO allies , from 2009 to 2018 (in U.S. dollars) decreases over time.
defence spending seems to have decreased in the period depictedthe spending seems to have plutoed between 2015 and 2018spending was at it's highest in 2009.
The spending per capita decreases between 2009 and 2017, starting at a high of just under $3000 pc.
There is a slight increase between 2017 and 2018, the only instance of spending per capita increasing over one year.
China was the biggest victim with over a loss of 60 billion US Dollars.
Of the countries that suffered loss (NZ & Hong Kong excluded) 14 had losses of less than 10 billion USD.
New Zealand and Hong Kong had no annual loss.
Quebec has the second highest circulation at 5,000,000 and British Columbia third at around 3,000,000.
Thirteen Canadian provinces and territories are listed in alphabetical order on the x-axis.
There is a very wide variation in circulation between the provinces/territories with Ontario having a circulation in excess of 8,000,000 and Newfoundland/Labrador, Northwest Territory, Nunavut Territory, Prince Edward Island, and Yukon Territory each having a circulation of less than around 100,000.
It is not possible to discern any trend or pattern without more information about the territories.
About half of U.S. adults tell us they seldom (33%) or never (16%) talk about religion with people outside their family.
But, judging by the results of our recently released survey on religion in everyday life, religion does indeed seem to be a subject many people avoid.
And roughly four-in-ten say they seldom (26%) or never (13%) discuss religion even with members of their immediate family.
In our most recent survey, 61% of possible Democratic primary voters said they would be more likely to vote for a presidential candidate who offers programs similar to the Obama administration, and 60% said they would be more likely to back a candidate who will compromise with Republicans.
Democratic voters want the next president to continue Obama’s policies.
Smaller percentages expressed positive views about a candidate who wants to cut the size of big banks (48%), expand trade agreements (45%) or back the nuclear agreement with Iran (41%).
Majorities among veterans (61%) and the general public (64%) say most Americans look up to people who have served in the military.
A majority of Americans and veterans associate discipline and patriotism with veterans.
Most Americans agree with this: 67% of all adults say being disciplined better describes veterans than non-veterans, and 59% say the same about being patriotic.
And veterans see themselves as more disciplined (84%) and patriotic (71%) than those who have not served in the military.
And despite common stereotypes and decades of parental warnings, fewer than 4% of fireworks-related injuries involved amputation of a body part.
The most common types of fireworks-related injuries this time last year were heat burns (38%), followed by bruises and abrasions (19%) and cuts (15%).
Of the 12 countries listed, 6 countries have 10 or less tanker ships.
5 countries have over 20 tanker ships.
Iran has the most tanker ships (about 46).
All I can see is that Hungary's distribution of employment by economic sector has been stable since 2010.
Views of China are also more positive in Brazil.
While a slim majority of Brazilians (52%) give China high marks, fewer than half in Argentina (45%) and Mexico (39%) offer favorable opinions of the Asian superpower.
Fifty-four percent of Americans have an unfavorable view of China, while just 38% hold a favorable opinion.
Prior to 2013, the most negative rating for China was 42% in 2008.
Overall ratings for China are relatively unchanged since last year.
In each Pew Research Center survey since 2013, roughly half or more of those surveyed have expressed a negative view of China.