[Statistics] Country Resources Ranking Week 08

Day 1,565, 10:26 • Published in Portugal Portugal • by jotapelx


Hello,

Today I'll finish digesting the last data retrieved after the Congress Elections. The Resources Ranking will not look into the absolute numbers of regions with a specific resource, but just to the bonus resources that each country has. As someone put in one comment last week, it's exactly the same for a country to have 1 cattle Regions or 20 cattle regions.

The resources hadn't change dramatically this week and it is not the most exciting ranking but it is very important for an analysis of the Production Bonus each country has. It is also important to keep in mind that this dataset refers to the immediate aftermath of the Congress elections in which so many countries were wiped. This information can be viewed in the first article of this week series: http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-statistics-congress-elections-analysis-week08-1976098/1/20

After going through the Country Ranking, we will look into the average Bonus Resources of each Country by all Alliances. The information concerning the alliances will consider Indonesia as part of ONE, because until the day of this data, Indonesia was still part of ONE. The mapping of each country with the respective Alliance was done in this article http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-statistics-congress-elections-analysis-week08-1976098/1/20 corresponding to this week Data.

The Data of this statistics is from day 1559 at 03:00.



The following ranking combines the evolution of bonus resources of each country and displays the total amount of the treasury of each country. The treasury calculation was discussed in the previous article of this series http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-statistics-country-treasury-ranking-week-08-1978370/1/20.

The ranking in itself didn't change much from last week on the top countries. The biggest jump was done by the United Kingdom, climbing 21 positions from 69 to 48th and Bosnia and Herzegovina with 20 positions from 42 to 22nd. The biggest fall was from Spain, in a downhill spiral of 35 positions, to the last position in this ranking.



The Changes in the Alliances are not big, but we can see a small success in EPIC and a downfall in the CAS (without any Region).


The next chart is a graphical representation of the data above.


And by Big Alliances we have:

And the corresponding chart.



And that' all in this week series, the next article will have the result of the exercise created from our previous article. In a different approach, it will be a reference article with all the National Organizations of each country that contribute to the Actual Money available for each country besides the Treasury.

The statistics series articles will return next week, where we will also have a look into the Presidential Elections across the eWorld.

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Best Regards,

jotapelx

PS: I would like to say thank you to Toothpaste and its article in The Local News. I'm a fan of the RL newspaper "The Local" in Sweden, so it is an even bigger honor.