The biggest change in military spending (in absolute terms) after updating the SIPRI data is in the US. The change (in percent) is small - US military spending decreases from an initialized value of 20.85% to 19.96%.
The biggest change in military spending (in absolute terms) after updating the SIPRI data is in the US. The change (in percent) is small - US military spending decreases from an initialized value of 20.85% to 19.96%.
[[File:USAMilSpending.jpg|right|530x222px|US military spending in the Base Case and after adding SIPRI data.]]
[[File:USAMilSpending.jpg|frame|right|text-bottom|445x222px|US military spending in the Base Case and after adding SIPRI data.]]
Revision as of 15:36, 1 July 2016
New data series
AQUASTAT - 10 series, some preprocessor - pulled by Kristen, vetted by Joel
DataDict
Variable
LandIrActual%Equip
LandIrAreaEquip
LandIrEquip%Cultivated
LandIrEquip%Potential
LandIrEquip%WaterManaged
LandIrEquipActual
LandIrEquipMixed
LandIrEquipSurface
LandIrPotential
WaterTotalAgManagedArea
UIS - 42 series, some preprocessor - pulled by Mohammod, vetted by Kristen
UNESCO - 1 series - pulled by Julianna, vetted by Kristen
DataDict
Variable
R&DGovt%GDP
SIPRI - 3 series, some preprocessor - pulled by Caleb, vetted by Joel
DataDict
Variable
GovtMil%GDPBlendACDASIPRI
GovtMil%GDPBlendACDASIPRIwEstimates
GovtMil%GDPSIPRI
WHO Tobacco Free Initiative (TFI) - 2 series - pulled by Joel, vetted by Caleb
DataDict
Variable
HealthSmokingPrevalenceWHOFemales%
HealthSmokingPrevalenceWHOMales%
Affected modules
Military spending
The biggest change in military spending (in absolute terms) after updating the SIPRI data is in the US. The change (in percent) is small - US military spending decreases from an initialized value of 20.85% to 19.96%.
US military spending in the Base Case and after adding SIPRI data.
