From openspending we expect to get a visualization like that of the UK or Spain version at least (iframe or embeddable), but then also we could translate our currency to US Dollars (or Euros? ), as we´ve got our currency Argentine pesos- Dolar daily historical conversion series.
Then it would be nice to get and upload historical and excecuted Argentine budget and update the dataset with our running one.
Once converted, if you suggest the same to other countries, we can compare global budget rates or even in absolute currency numbers whatever we want.
After that, we can contribute to other spending data, like for example, retail product prices in the leader brands or white labels in local supermarkets. Eg: Bread, tomatoes, meat, chicken, cheese, soap, etc.
nickstenning
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13 years ago
Argentina:
From openspending we expect to get a visualization like that of the UK or Spain version at least (iframe or embeddable), but then also we could translate our currency to US Dollars (or Euros? ), as we´ve got our currency Argentine pesos- Dolar daily historical conversion series.
Then it would be nice to get and upload historical and excecuted Argentine budget and update the dataset with our running one.
Once converted, if you suggest the same to other countries, we can compare global budget rates or even in absolute currency numbers whatever we want.
After that, we can contribute to other spending data, like for example, retail product prices in the leader brands or white labels in local supermarkets. Eg: Bread, tomatoes, meat, chicken, cheese, soap, etc.