khhuang/chartve_dataset huggingface dataset:
The rate of increase slowed in 2018/19.
The number of pupils attending primary schools in Northern Ireland has increased over time from 2010/11 to 2019/20.
The number of pupils then fell between 2019/20.
Around 175,000 pupils attended primary school in Northern Ireland in 2019/20.
It then fell by a small amount in the next year.
The number of pupils attending school increased steadily between 2010/11 and 2017/18.
The number of pupils rose from about 165,000 in 2010/11 to a maximum of around 180,000 in 2018/19.
Virginia’s GDP has increased from below $50K to approx $57K per capita between 2000 and 2019.
Roughly seven-in-ten Americans (72%) say news organizations tend to favor one side when covering political and social issues – notably higher than the half who say the same about fact-checkers.
Republicans are 32 points more likely than Democrats to have this view, though majorities of both parties say this (89% of Republicans vs. 57% of Democrats), and again, independents fall in between (72%).
Overall, more Americans perceive fact-checkers as fair than say the same of news organizations more generally – but news organizations, too, elicit sharply divergent views from members of the two parties.
The partisan difference on this question is on par with the prior two years it has been asked, and is larger than at any time in the previous three decades except in 2007, at the end of President George W. Bush’s second term in office.
Although there is not a huge change across the years.
During the period which is covered, life expectancy rose pretty smoothly from around 77 to 80 or perhaps 81.
A steady increase year on year.
Life expectancy was at the lowest in 2008.
Although the count on the Y axis ends at 80 the solid area appears to extend fractionally above that line.
There was a rise in birth expectancy from 2008 to 2018.
The sharp downward trend in net migration from Mexico began about five years ago and has led to the first significant decrease in at least two decades in the unauthorized Mexican population.
During the five-year period from 2005 to 2010, a total of 1.4 million Mexicans immigrated to the United States, down by more than half from the 3 million who had done so in the five-year period of 1995 to 2000.
While it is not possible to say so with certainty, the trend lines within this latest five-year period suggest that return flow to Mexico probably exceeded the inflow from Mexico during the past year or two.
Meantime, the number of Mexicans and their children who moved from the U.S. to Mexico between 2005 and 2010 rose to 1.4 million, roughly double the number who had done so in the five-year period a decade before.
The net standstill in Mexican-U.S. migration flows is the result of two opposite trend lines that have converged in recent years.
Over the same period, the population of authorized immigrants from Mexico rose modestly, from 5.6 million in 2007 to 5.8 million in 2011.
As of 2011, some 6.1 million unauthorized Mexican immigrants were living in the U.S., down from a peak of nearly 7 million in 2007, according to Pew Hispanic Center estimates based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Americans are more likely to see social media as providing connections with others than causing negative experiences.
While prior Center research has found that exposure to social media content may indirectly make some people feel stressed, Americans say they are more likely to find connection online than to have negative experiences.
Fewer said they encountered negative content, though 49% said they frequently or sometimes see things that make them feel depressed and 31% said they frequently or sometimes see content that makes them feel lonely.
In a 2018 survey of U.S. social media users, a majority (71%) said they frequently or sometimes see content that makes them feel connected on social media.
The worldwide tissue and fluff demand has increased steadily between 2018 and 2022.
Demand was about 40 million metric tons in 2018.
The demand for tissue and fluff is steadily growing year on year.
Demand for Tissue and Fluff is expected to increase year on year worldwide from 2018-2030.
The demand is expected ton increase at a rate of approx.
It is predicted to be just below 60 million metric tons by 2030.
It is predicted to continue rising between 2022 and 2030.
2% per year from 40 million metric tons to just under 60 million metric tons over that period.
Women between 0 - 9 have the fewest case increase, meaning they're less likely to contract covid.
The number of cases reduces significantly  after the age 69.
Women 45 - 49 have the highest number of cases of over 400, followed by women between 54-59yrs of age.
A couple of patterns stand out.
All of these factors could change over time.
The seven columns on the left side of the chart show how the white share of the vote for president has steadily declined over the past quarter century.
This racial turnout gap is driven by the fact that a disproportionate share of non-whites are either too young to vote, not eligible to vote (because they’re not citizens), or just don’t vote.
The two columns on the right show the racial composition of the population now and in 2060, as projected by the Census Bureau.
First, whites were 74% of voters last year at a time when they were just 63% of the population.
The number of web shops and mail order companies steadily increased from 2007 to 2020.
The highest number of web shops and mail order companies was seen in 2020 and the lowest in 2007.
The number of webshops have steadily increased between 2007 and 2020.
Even if the results were identical I would expect that to be stated on the graph.
It’s difficult to understand a pattern as the graph does not show the results of March 2018.
the larger populated countries have the largest christian population, however this is not likely to be the main religion in the region.
Republicans and Democrats differ significantly in their economic expectations.
More Democrats expect the economy to be better in a year (31%) than worse (11%); 56% say conditions will be the same.
As many say that economic conditions will be worse in a year (22%) as say they will be better (22%); 54% say the economy will be about the same a year from now.
Among Republicans, 31% say the economy will be worse in a year compared with 15% who think it will be better; 51% say it will be about the same.
However, the public is not optimistic about the direction of the national economy over the next year.
It had consistently increased.
The population hit 10,000,000 in 2016.
Population in sweeden was highest for 95 years or older in 2019.
The biggest increase was between 2014 and 2016.
In 10 years the population of people age 95 years and above has increased by 6000.
People are living longer in Sweden now compared to previous years.
Overall the rate of emissions in Africa has increased at a steady rate over the 10 years the graph studies.
the chat goes up a little each year but not by to much.
There were two periods of a plateau in emissions in 2011 and 2015.
In April 2007, 18% said they were following election news very closely.
Media coverage far surpassed interest in these stories, accounting for 31% of the newshole.
Campaign news interest is now on par with interest at this point in the 2008 presidential race.
Public interest in addressing the nation’s finances declined from the previous week, when 47% very closely followed the threat of a government shutdown because of budget disagreements.
Two-in-ten (20%) are following very closely and just 4% said news about potential 2012 candidates was their most closely followed story.
About a third (36%) followed news about the debate in Washington over federal spending very closely last week and 14% followed this most closely.
The 2012 presidential election is attracting only modest interest in this early stage of the race.
Catalonia’s independence referendum has been controversial, but the Spanish public is quite positive on direct democracy in general.
Three-quarters believe that a system where citizens, not elected officials, vote directly on major national issues to decide what becomes law would be a good way to govern their country.
People living outside of Catalonia are in agreement with their Catalan counterparts on this issue (74% versus 79%, respectively).
A new poll by the Pew Research Center’s Global Attitudes Project, conducted March 19 to April 13, 2012, finds majorities – and mostly large majorities – expressing negative views of the terrorist group in Egypt, Jordan, Pakistan, Turkey and Lebanon.
In Jordan, just 15% express a positive opinion, essentially unchanged from last year, but down significantly from 34% in 2010.
Support for the organization is in the single digits among Turkish and Lebanese Muslims.
A year after the death of its leader, al Qaeda is widely unpopular among Muslim publics.
In Pakistan, where Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. Navy Seals, 13% of Muslims hold a favorable view of al Qaeda, 55% an unfavorable view, and roughly three-in-ten (31%) offer no opinion.
Al Qaeda receives its highest ratings in Egypt, where 21% hold a favorable and 71% an unfavorable opinion.
Here, Indians are in agreement with Europeans, who also rank these two issues as the greatest threats to their countries.
Similarly, few Indians view tensions with Russia as a cause for concern, but a much larger share sees China as threatening to their country.
Climate change and ISIS are India’s top international concerns.
There have been no major ISIS-led attacks in India, but the terrorist organization has made threats against the country.
Reflecting Indians’ positive views of the U.S., American power and influence was viewed as the least threatening of the international issues tested.
The average number of children was around 3.7 in 1960, reached its lowest point in 2010 at around 2.8 and then increased to approximately 2.85.
The trend shown by the chart is that family size in Finland gradually reduced between 1960 and 2010 but rose slightly between 2010 and 2018.
The trend was faster in the early period covered, ie 1970 - 1980, and then decreased at an even speed between 1980 and 2010.
It has not been a straight line decrease in family size.
The area chart shows a steady decrease in numbers within families between the 1960' and 2018.
There was a dramatic increase in hospitals in 2009, and this marked the beginning of a gradual increase in the following years.
From 2005 to 2008 there was a slight decrease in hospitals each year.
The number of hospitals in the Netherlands more than doubled in the period between 2005 and 2018.
there are most hospitals in 2018 and least in 2018.
But they are somewhat less likely than the two conservative groups to vote; we forecasted that 54% of them will turn out to vote.
Our most recent panel survey, conducted Sept. 9-Oct. 3 with 3,154 adults — including 2,150 likely voters — checks back in with Americans interviewed for the political typology study.
It finds that the two strongest Republican groups – the Business Conservatives and the Steadfast Conservatives – are more motivated to vote than other groups, with 67% and 66%, respectively, likely to turn out.
We estimate that these two groups constitute only 22% of the general public, but because they are so engaged with politics, these groups make up 38% of the likely electorate.
Business Conservatives prefer limited government, but are far more moderate on social issues than Steadfast Conservatives and favor immigration reform.
On the left, the Solid Liberals are solidly Democratic in their vote preference (93%) among likely voters and are uniformly liberal across nearly every realm – government, the economy, business, the environment and foreign policy, as well as on social issues.
Steadfast Conservatives are staunch critics of government and are socially conservative.
A plurality of Americans (41%) say news organizations are giving the right amount of coverage to possible candidates for the 2012 elections, while 29% say they are giving too much coverage to election news.
Relatively few see either story receiving too much coverage (12% Afghanistan, 11% federal budget deficit and national debt.)
That is up slightly from 22% in April.
Another 16% say the press is giving too little coverage to the candidates.
Pluralities also say news organizations are giving the right amount of coverage to the situation in Afghanistan (42%) and news about the federal budget deficit and national debt (44%).
Large shares of Americans across groups report wearing a mask when out in public.
Nearly nine-in-ten (87%) adults say they have worn a mask or face covering all or most of the time when in stores and businesses over the past month, including 91% of Democrats and 81% of Republicans.
Majorities across all major demographic groups say they are not too or not at all bothered by stores and businesses requiring a face-covering.
While a slightly larger majority of Democrats than Republicans reports wearing a mask in stores, the partisan gap is much smaller than it was in June (23 points).
Republicans are relatively more likely to say they are bothered by this than Democrats.
Still, just 36% of Republicans are bothered a lot or some by such requirements, compared with 64% who say the requirements don’t bother them much or at all.
This could mean that deaths outnumbered births or some of the population was migrating to other areas.
It would appear that between the years 2001 and 2004 there was an increase in population of 1 per 1000 people.
However subsequent years there appears to be a decline in the population.
By the year 2019 the population had decreased by 4 per 1000 people.
These latest numbers resemble those of Trump’s predecessor: Before Barack Obama left office, 58% of Indians had confidence in him in world affairs, while 9% had no confidence and 33% did not offer an opinion.
And while Trump himself receives positive marks from the Indian populace, some of his specific policies and trade attitudes in general do not garner the same warm reception.
The share volunteering a response of “don’t know” or declining to answer has fallen precipitously over the same period, from 67% in 2016 to just 30% in 2019.
A majority of Indians have confidence in Donald Trump to do the right thing when it comes to world affairs.
Trump’s image in India has gained favor since his candidacy in 2016, jumping from 14% confidence to 56% over three years.
Meanwhile, the small share of those saying they lack confidence in Trump when it comes to foreign policy has remained stable.
As U.S. President Donald Trump prepares for a state visit to India, the two nations’ economic relationship will take center stage after several months of back-and-forth about escalating tariffs.
Much of this movement is accompanied by more people now offering an opinion about the U.S. president.
In that context, a national survey of 1,520 adults conducted March 7-April 4, 2016, finds that Facebook continues to be America’s most popular social networking platform by a substantial margin: Nearly eight-in-ten online Americans1 (79%) now use Facebook, more than double the share that uses Twitter (24%), Pinterest (31%), Instagram (32%) or LinkedIn (29%).
Thanks in part to the growing number of older adults who are joining the site, Facebook use appears to be on the rise: The share of online adults who report using Facebook has increased by 7 percentage points compared with a Pew Research Center survey conducted at a similar point in 2015.
In addition to measuring the broad impact and meaning of social media, since 2012 the Center has also tracked the specific sites and platforms that users turn to in the course of living their social lives online.
In addition, the share of Facebook users who check in daily has increased slightly in the past year: 76% of Americans who use Facebook now report that they visit the site on a daily basis, up from 70% in 2015.
On a total population basis (accounting for Americans who do not use the internet at all), that means that 68% of all U.S. adults are Facebook users, while 28% use Instagram, 26% use Pinterest, 25% use LinkedIn and 21% use Twitter.
Roughly eight-in-ten online Americans (79%) now use Facebook, a 7-percentage-point increase from a survey conducted at a similar point in 2015.
Ice cream sales peaked at the end of 2012/ beginning of 2013 and then had a substantial drop in 2014.
There was another dip in sales price in 2017, however 2018 & 2019 seemed to be increasing again.
However, in 2015 sales prices increased and by 2016 it was level with the 2012/2013 sales prices.
The bar chart states that the most capacity is obtained in Castille and Leon, and the least in Balearic Islands.
The median adjusted monthly household income of households headed by a young adult with a bachelor’s degree has increased by about $1,300 in inflation-adjusted dollars from 1984 ($5,960) to 2009 ($7,232).
Household income gains have been even greater among households with advanced degrees (up $1,500 for those headed by a 25- to 34-year-old with a master’s degree and up $3,400 for young adult heads with a professional or doctorate degree).
Meanwhile, 95% of the 108 majority upper-income tracts are predominantly non-Hispanic white.
Our analysis found that, in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington and Houston metros, 37% of low-income households (those that take in less than 67% of the metro area’s median annual household income, for example less than $38,000 in Dallas) are located in census tracts in which at least half of households are low-income.
Majority middle- and mixed-income tracts that are predominantly non-Hispanic white account for 52% of the Dallas metropolitan tracts, located mostly in suburban areas.
Of the 306 majority lower-income census tracts in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, 83% are predominantly non-white.
Houston and Dallas topped the charts among the 10 largest metropolitan areas, with 24% and 23%, respectively, of upper-income households lying in census tracts that were at least half upper-income.
Residential concentration among upper-income households (defined as making at least 200% of the metro area’s median household income, for example at least $113,000 in Dallas) is also high in Texas.
what's app is the 2nd most popular with 0.8 of respondents using this site.
Facebook is 9 times more popular than Reddit.
Facebook and WhatsApp appears to be amongst the most popular whereas Reddit and tumblr are the least.
The categories along the bottom are listed in alphabetical order.
Facebook is the most popular social media site used in the UK as indicated by over 0.8 of respondents using this platform.
Reddit is the least popular with only around 0.1 using this site.
Prior to 2011, however, economic ratings were dismal, especially following the 2008-2009 worldwide financial crisis.
Roughly four-in-ten say the economy will improve, three-in-ten say it will get worse, and around a quarter (24%) say economic conditions will remain the same.
Turks are slightly optimistic about their economic prospects over the next year.
Turks are also divided in their evaluations of current economic conditions in their country.
As with views of the country’s direction overall, the public has been divided over the state of the economy in recent years.
Half say the economy is good and a nearly equal 46% say the economy is bad.
Furthermore, AKP supporters, rural Turks, and more devout Muslims are generally happier with current economic conditions.
We saw a dip in profits in the following years: 2009/10, 2013/14 and 2015/16.
2019 saw the most amount of profit, with almost 400m dollars.
The general trend saw increased profits over time.
(In addition to Social Security and Medicare, they are unemployment benefits, food stamps, Medicaid and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, commonly referred to as “welfare.” Of the major programs, unemployment benefits and Social Security are the most used.)
A Pew Research Center survey conducted Nov. 28-Dec.5 2012 found that 55% of Americans have received government benefits from at least one of the six best-known federal entitlement programs.
With the GOP now in control of both houses of Congress, Republicans’ views of the institution are only slightly more positive than Democrats’: 29% of Republicans have a favorable opinion of Congress, compared with 22% of Democrats (and 19% of independents).
Just 22% have a favorable opinion of Congress — equal to its rating last December — while 72% feel unfavorably about Congress.
The public’s views of Congress continue to hover near all-time lows.
That reflects the wider trend in U.S. society.
While Americans overwhelmingly say they feel proud of those who’ve served and appreciate their sacrifices, 71% say most Americans know little or nothing about the problems faced by military personnel; about as many (74%) oppose reinstating a draft.
As a 2011 Pew Research Center report noted, the post-9/11 wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have been fought by a historically small U.S. military; this has contributed to a distance between the military and civilian society.
According to Census figures, veterans currently make up about 7% of the overall population, down from 13.7% in 1970 — when the Vietnam War was raging and the draft was still in place.
There is only a slight increase in units shipped between years 2012 and 2017.
Across the 10-year span between 2007 and 2017, the number of units shipped never drops below 300.
Between 2007 and 2012 there is a decrease in shipments of electric/gas cooking appliances from its peak at just over 500 units to its lowest at 300 units.
As recently as 2007, more than twice as many people said serving in Congress was better preparation than being a state’s governor; last year, both options were tied.
The same survey found that 33% would be more likely to support a candidate who had served as a governor, versus just 5% who said they’d be less likely.
In a 2014 Pew Research Center survey, 30% said they’d be less likely to support a candidate with “many years” of experience as an elected official in Washington, while 19% would be more likely to support such a candidate.
A separate measure found that congressional service has lost ground to gubernatorial experience in terms of which is perceived as better preparation for the presidency.
(We didn’t ask about Cabinet members.)
When it comes to the sort of background Americans say they want to see in presidential candidates, governing at the state level is seen more positively than extensive Washington experience.
Opinion about the acceptability of homosexuality is divided in Israel, Poland and Bolivia.
The survey of publics in 39 countries finds broad acceptance of homosexuality in North America, the European Union, and much of Latin America, but equally widespread rejection in predominantly Muslim nations and in Africa, as well as in parts of Asia and in Russia.
Canada resettled more refugees than the United States in 2018, the first time the U.S. did not lead the world on this measure since the adoption of the Refugee Act in 1980, according to a Pew Research Center analysis of new data from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
Meanwhile, the U.S. resettled 23,000, down from 33,000 the previous year – and a recent high of 97,000 in 2016.
Several other leading countries for refugee resettlement, including Australia and the United Kingdom, also saw declines last year.
Canada resettled 28,000 refugees last year, similar to its total in 2017.
The lowest GDP was in 2011 at 0.15.
The highest GDP was in 2011 at 0.26.
The Ivory Coast agriculture has been falling since 2012.by 0.10 points.
2009 saw an increase in the Ivory Coast’s GDP, it began declining in 2011, this then declined until 2019.