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. US military spending decreases from an initialized value of 4.4% to 3.51% (in 2014).
[[File:USAMilSpending.jpg|frame|right|text-bottom|445x222px|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 15:38, 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. US military spending decreases from an initialized value of 4.4% to 3.51% (in 2014).
US military spending in the Base Case and after adding SIPRI data.
