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Cost of Living Index by Country

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Last edited Sep 18, 2024
Created on Sep 5, 2024

This example displays the first row of a CSV dataset on the cost of living index by country for 2024. It lists key metrics such as the cost of living index, rent index, and local purchasing power index, alongside the country's rank and name. The visualization uses JavaScript to import the data and render it as a JSON string within an HTML `<pre>` element, setting the font size dynamically. The code parses the numeric string values into numbers before displaying them. The dataset originates from a publicly available Kaggle source.

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Cost of Living Index by Country (2024)

This dataset provides the cost of living index data for countries around the world in 2024. It can be used for comparative analysis of living costs across different regions, helping users understand which countries are more or less expensive to live in. The index is calculated based on a variety of expenses such as groceries, rent, and purchasing power.

Dataset Overview

Columns

The dataset includes the following columns:

  • Rank: The rank of the country based on the cost of living index.
  • Country: The name of the country.
  • Cost of Living Index: An index that represents the relative cost of living in that country compared to New York City (the reference city with an index of 100).
  • Rent Index: An index that represents the cost of rent in

Tasks

  • I want to compare the cost of living index between the top 5 most expensive and least expensive countries.
  • I want to see if there's a strong correlation between the cost of living index and the rent index for each country.
  • I want to compare the rent index and the purchasing power index for countries to see which countries have high rents but low purchasing power, and vice versa.
  • I want to understand how cost of living varies across continents or regions
  • Finally, I want to find out which countries offer the best balance of cost of living and rent affordability.
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