The raw population and gdp per capita data seem to be wrong.
Population shortage
I downloaded the "Population" data and found the sum was ~120M, which is less than half the current 329M. I'm curious what's going on with that as well. I see that it only contains population data for 2827 counties, whereas we have 3223 counties on our map. Perhaps the missing counties account for the missing population. I have a todo item in github to add population data for different years. Perhaps the new population data for different years contains data for every county.
Difference between "GDP per capita" and "GDP / Population"
This one flummoxes me. Our GDP per capita statistic is ~400x GDP / Population. I don't know why this would be. I think it's worth looking into further. Shelli would you mind investigating that? I don't think the GDP per capita on the website right now is the same as personal income because we have both, and they differ.
The raw population and gdp per capita data seem to be wrong.
Population shortage
I downloaded the "Population" data and found the sum was ~120M, which is less than half the current 329M. I'm curious what's going on with that as well. I see that it only contains population data for 2827 counties, whereas we have 3223 counties on our map. Perhaps the missing counties account for the missing population. I have a todo item in github to add population data for different years. Perhaps the new population data for different years contains data for every county.
Difference between "GDP per capita" and "GDP / Population"
This one flummoxes me. Our GDP per capita statistic is ~400x GDP / Population. I don't know why this would be. I think it's worth looking into further. Shelli would you mind investigating that? I don't think the GDP per capita on the website right now is the same as personal income because we have both, and they differ.