states03

Census data on the 50 states from 2003.

datasets

Includes commands for bootstrapping and permutation tests, a
command for created grouped bar plots, and a demo of the
quantile-normal plot for data drawn from different distributions.

Adam Loy

CarletonStats

Functions for Statistics Classes at Carleton College

Laura Chihara

states03 function

A data frame with 50 observations on the following 24 variables.<dl>
<dt>State</dt>
<dd>the 50 states</dd><dt>Region</dt>
<dd>a
factor with levels <code>Midwest</code>, <code>Northeast</code>, <code>South</code>,
<code>West</code></dd><dt>Pop</dt>
<dd>Population in 1000</dd><dt>Births</dt>
<dd>Number of births</dd><dt>Deaths</dt>
<dd>Number of
deaths</dd><dt>Pop18</dt>
<dd>Percent of population 18 years of age or
younger</dd><dt>Pop65</dt>
<dd>Percent of population 65 years of age or
older</dd><dt>HSGrad</dt>
<dd>Percent of population 25 years of age or older
with a high school degree</dd><dt>ColGrad</dt>
<dd>Percent of population 25
years of age or older with a college degree</dd><dt>TeacherPay</dt>
<dd>Average teachers salary in dollars</dd><dt>InfMortality</dt>
<dd>Infant mortality per 1000 live births</dd><dt>TeenBirths</dt>
<dd>Live births per 1000 15-19 year old females</dd><dt>ViolentCrime</dt>
<dd>Violent crime per 100000 population</dd><dt>PropertyCrime</dt>
<dd>Property crime per 100000 population</dd><dt>DeathPenalty</dt>
<dd>State has death penalty?</dd><dt>Executions</dt>
<dd>Number of executions 1977-2003</dd><dt>Poverty</dt>
<dd>Percent of populaton below the poverty level</dd><dt>Unemp</dt>
<dd>Percent unemployed (of population 16 years or older)</dd><dt>Uninsured</dt>
<dd>Percent uninsured (3 year aveage)</dd><dt>Income</dt>
<dd>Median household income in 1998 dollars</dd><dt>Earnings</dt>
<dd>Average hourly earnings of production workers in
manufacturing</dd><dt>Heart</dt>
<dd>Deaths by heart disease per 100000
population</dd><dt>Vehicles</dt>
<dd>Deaths by motor vehicle accidents per
100000 population</dd> <dt>Homeowners</dt>
<dd>Home ownership rate</dd>
</dl>

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US government data, 2003 — states03

A data frame with 50 observations on the following 24 variables.<dl>
<dt>State</dt>
<dd>the 50 states</dd>

<dt>Region</dt>
<dd>a
factor with levels <code>Midwest</code>, <code>Northeast</code>, <code>South</code>,
<code>West</code></dd>

<dt>Pop</dt>
<dd>Population in 1000</dd>

<dt>Births</dt>
<dd>Number of births</dd>

<dt>Deaths</dt>
<dd>Number of
deaths</dd>

<dt>Pop18</dt>
<dd>Percent of population 18 years of age or
younger</dd>

<dt>Pop65</dt>
<dd>Percent of population 65 years of age or
older</dd>

<dt>HSGrad</dt>
<dd>Percent of population 25 years of age or older
with a high school degree</dd>

<dt>ColGrad</dt>
<dd>Percent of population 25
years of age or older with a college degree</dd>

<dt>TeacherPay</dt>
<dd>Average teachers salary in dollars</dd>

<dt>InfMortality</dt>
<dd>Infant mortality per 1000 live births</dd>

<dt>TeenBirths</dt>
<dd>Live births per 1000 15-19 year old females</dd>

<dt>ViolentCrime</dt>
<dd>Violent crime per 100000 population</dd>

<dt>PropertyCrime</dt>
<dd>Property crime per 100000 population</dd>

<dt>DeathPenalty</dt>
<dd>State has death penalty?</dd>

<dt>Executions</dt>
<dd>Number of executions 1977-2003</dd>

<dt>Poverty</dt>
<dd>Percent of populaton below the poverty level</dd>

<dt>Unemp</dt>
<dd>Percent unemployed (of population 16 years or older)</dd>

<dt>Uninsured</dt>
<dd>Percent uninsured (3 year aveage)</dd>

<dt>Income</dt>
<dd>Median household income in 1998 dollars</dd>

<dt>Earnings</dt>
<dd>Average hourly earnings of production workers in
manufacturing</dd>

<dt>Heart</dt>
<dd>Deaths by heart disease per 100000
population</dd>

<dt>Vehicles</dt>
<dd>Deaths by motor vehicle accidents per
100000 population</dd>

 <dt>Homeowners</dt>
<dd>Home ownership rate</dd>


</dl>

states03: US government data, 2003

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