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Also, a better explanation of what the data actually represents (and doesn't include) would be helpful (the sources linked to are either down or don't really say much on it)...for example, exports of military weapons from America to Pakistan:
Year
Military exports
1997
11018500
1998
blank
1999
45839
2000
4800
Besides the blank in 1998, the number in 2000 ($4,800) seems artificially low, as if we exported only 50 guns. There are even smaller, specific numbers and stranger year to year jumps, not easily explained by geopolitics (i.e. war on terror). When the data is in a spreadsheet, it doesn't make much sense.
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In the All.json file, there are numerous entries categorized as '930330', which doesn't appear to be used in the actual visualization. e.g.:
Also, a better explanation of what the data actually represents (and doesn't include) would be helpful (the sources linked to are either down or don't really say much on it)...for example, exports of military weapons from America to Pakistan:
Besides the blank in 1998, the number in 2000 ($4,800) seems artificially low, as if we exported only 50 guns. There are even smaller, specific numbers and stranger year to year jumps, not easily explained by geopolitics (i.e. war on terror). When the data is in a spreadsheet, it doesn't make much sense.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: