Studying the relationship between GDP and Life Expectancy provides valuable informed decisions that could help to shape policices and help populations in these areas.
Countries data include: Chile, China, Germany, Mexico, United States, and Zimbabwe.
- Has life expectancy increased over time in the six nations?
- Has GDP increased over time in the six nations?
- Is there a correlation between GDP and life expectancy of a country?
- What is the average life expectancy in these nations?
- What is the distribution of that life expectancy?
Using Jupyter Notebook to open .py files.
Using data provided by all_data.csv. The dataset provided has the following columns of data:
- Country - nation
- Year - the year for the observation
- Life expectancy at birth (years) - life expectancy value in years
- GDP - Gross Domestic Product in U.S. dollars
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- 'life_expectancy_gdp.ipynb': main notebook with analysis of topics.
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