75% broadband connections in the UK
So in the spirit of blog as public notebook, I would just like to link to the Office of National Statistics report for September 2006 which reports that 75% of all internet connections in the UK are now broadband.
Christian converts not recognised by Moroccan government
Morocco has around 1000 Christian converts from Islam, but the government refuses to recognise them or their churches. They might have Islamic names like Mohammed or Ali, but every Sunday these Moroccan converts to Christianity go
The Legacy of Pinochet
According to government statistics, over 20 percent of Chile’s population lives in poverty. But this official count does not include retired workers and the disabled subsisting on woefully inadequate pensions; many think the real
The "war on drugs."
Shadow Government Statistics. Analysis Behind and Beyond Government Economic Reporting. http://tinyurl.com/zyey9 It is really sad, yet predictable even a tad amusing to know that Americans have bigger fish to fry while they
25 Surprises for 2007
Based on misleading government statistics, the housing market appears to stabilize in the first quarter of 2007. For a few months, those forecasting a bottom in residential real estate appear vindicated. Evidence of cracks in subprime
True deficit: $3.5 trillion
"The Bush administration is running a federal budget deficit at an unsustainable, system-dooming pace of about $3.5 trillion a year, econometrician John Williams, who publishes the website Shadow Government Statistics, told WND.
Gordon's vital statistics
Ian Beesley: Trust in government data will only improve with a thorough debate on the chancellor's statistics and registration service bill
Lean, Productivity and Government Statistics
I’m always a little skeptical of business statistics from the government; they often don’t tell us what we really want or need to know. However, I’m at least a little bit intrigued by the latest figures on productivity.
Bus and light rail statistics GB: July to September 2006
DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT News Release (145 (TR-035)) issued by The Government News Network on 14 December 2006 The Department for Transport has today published National Statistics on passenger satisfaction, bus reliability,
Letting Business Help: The Promise of Education Tax Credits With
"The commonwealth [government] course contribution to universities is close to $5000 per student for mathematics and statistics while for most other sciences and engineering it's $12300 per student," Prof Rubinstein said.
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