3 new charts - PM salaries, Fertility Rate...
3 new charts - PM salaries, Fertility Rate...
Do you live in any of these densely populated cities?
Leading a country is no doubt an extremely stressful job, so which countries are compensating their heads of government the best? How will countries keep their economies growing with the downward trend of birth rates? And which cities are the most population dense?
Chart #1 - Singapore’s Prime Minister earns a huge $1.61m a year, miles ahead of the next highest salary. The reasoning behind top government salaries in Singapore is said to be to discourage corruption and attract top talent.
Chart #2 - Globally, the average number of children a woman will have is 2.32, compared to 4.86 in 1950. Countries such as South Korea face an uncertain future due to the extremely low birth rates they are experiencing, where there are less than 1 births per woman.
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Chart #3 - Out of the top 15 most densely populated cities, the Philippines is home to a whopping 6 of them! The country’s capital city of Manila takes the top spot of being the most densely populated city in the world at 43,062 residents per square kilometre.
See you this Friday with charts on travel!
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