world_bank_pop

Data about population from the World Bank.

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Davis Vaughan

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Kevin Ushey

Posit Software, PBC 

world_bank_pop function

A dataset with variables:<dl>
<dt>country</dt>
<dd>Three letter country code</dd><dt>indicator</dt>
<dd>Indicator name: <code>SP.POP.GROW</code> = population growth,
<code>SP.POP.TOTL</code> = total population, <code>SP.URB.GROW</code> = urban population
growth, <code>SP.URB.TOTL</code> = total urban population</dd><dt>2000-2018</dt>
<dd>Value for each year</dd>
</dl>

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Population data from the World Bank — world_bank_pop

A dataset with variables:<dl>
<dt>country</dt>
<dd>Three letter country code</dd>

<dt>indicator</dt>
<dd>Indicator name: <code>SP.POP.GROW</code> = population growth,
<code>SP.POP.TOTL</code> = total population, <code>SP.URB.GROW</code> = urban population
growth, <code>SP.URB.TOTL</code> = total urban population</dd>

<dt>2000-2018</dt>
<dd>Value for each year</dd>


</dl>

world_bank_pop: Population data from the World Bank

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