Canadian Economic Well-being Data

Canada's per capita income data offers valuable insights into the country's economic landscape, enabling users to explore and analyse economic trends and disparities. Per capita income serves as a crucial economic indicator, measuring the average income earned by individuals within a region, thereby providing a gauge of a nation's overall economic well-being. The data has been meticulously collected and compiled from a variety of reputable sources, including official government publications, national statistical agencies, economic research institutions, and financial reports.

The dataset is structured with 2 columns and contains 47 valid entries for both 'year' and 'income', with no mismatched or missing data. The file size is 854 B.

This dataset is ideal for exploring economic trends and analysing economic disparities in Canada. It can be used for statistical analysis related to income, conducting business and economic research, and understanding the economic well-being of the nation.

The dataset covers Canada geographically. The time range spans from 1970 to 2016. The demographic scope focuses on per capita income, representing the average income earned by individuals.

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Economists can utilise this data for in-depth analysis of economic trends and disparities. Researchers will find it valuable for studies on Canada's economic landscape and overall well-being. Data analysts can perform statistical analysis on income patterns. Policymakers can leverage the insights to inform decisions related to national economic health, and students can use it for academic projects focused on Canadian economics.

Original Data Source: Canadian Economic Well-being Data