read_landuse() returns a dataframe with columns R001, R002 and R003, which are "average household income per capita", "income quintile group" and "income decile group", respectively.
Shouldn't this information be returned with read_population() result? This data comes from 2010 Census, like the rest of socioeconomic data we aggregate, but read_landuseyear argument take 2019 as an input (read_population takes 2010). It also feels more "natural" when population count and income come in the same dataset.
read_landuse()
returns a dataframe with columnsR001
,R002
andR003
, which are "average household income per capita", "income quintile group" and "income decile group", respectively.Shouldn't this information be returned with
read_population()
result? This data comes from 2010 Census, like the rest of socioeconomic data we aggregate, butread_landuse
year
argument take2019
as an input (read_population
takes2010
). It also feels more "natural" when population count and income come in the same dataset.