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Correlations between Labor > Researchers in labor force ...

Variable Strength
...and  Economy > Research and development personnel 96% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > Technological achievement 74% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Media > Commercial share of broadcasting revenue (inverse) 69% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > Technology index 68% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Media > Public share of broadcasting revenue 67% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > Business spending in research and development 61% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  People > Female population > Age 35-39 > % of the total (inverse) 59% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > Research and development spending 57% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  People > Total population > Age 35-39 > % of the total (inverse) 55% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > Growth competitiveness score 55% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Economic activity > Women aged 55-59 54% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Internet > Communication technology patents 54% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Education > Geographical aptitude results (inverse) 52% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Economic activity > Women aged 60-64 51% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  People > Male population > Age 35-39 > % of the total (inverse) 51% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Education > Primary school girls out of school (inverse) 48% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Religion > Catholics as percentage (inverse) 47% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Health > % immunized 1-year-old children > Measles 44% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Education > Female enrolment share > Primary level 43% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Economic activity > Women aged 50-54 43% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Lifestyle > Job priority for men during recession (inverse) 42% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Health > Breast cancer incidence (inverse) 42% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  People > Male population > Age 55-59 > % of the total 41% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > Trade with US > US imports of pulpwood and woodpulp 41% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Economic activity > Both sexes aged 55-59 41% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  People > Total population > Age 55-59 > % of the total 41% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Education > Young shorttext readers 40% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  People > Female population > Age 55-59 > % of the total 39% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Food > Wine consumption (inverse) 38% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Crime > Prisoners > Per capita (inverse) 38% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Economic activity > Both sexes aged 50-54 38% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > Innovation 38% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Economic activity > Women aged 45-49 38% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Economic activity > Both sexes aged 45-49 37% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Crime > Prisoners > Pre-trial detainees (inverse) 36% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Education > Educational attainment > Tertiary 36% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Economic activity > Both sexes aged 60-64 35% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  People > One person households 35% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Food > Alcohol consumption > 1960 (inverse) 35% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Lifestyle > Forced retirement during recession (inverse) 35% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  People > Gender development 34% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > World Trade > Exports > Pulp and waste paper 34% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Health > Measles immunization 34% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Geography > Forested Land 33% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Religion > Church attendance (inverse) 33% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Female economic activity 33% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Education > Enrolment ratio > Secondary level 33% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Lifestyle > Undesirable neighbours > Drug addicts 33% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Education > Expected duration of education for all students 33% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > Trade with US > US imports of telecommunications equipment 32% [plot | correlate | graph]
Average: 45%

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  • Outliers have been removed only where they are outside 3 standard deviations of the mean.
  • Only variable pairs where at least 15 countries match for each have been considered.
  • Strength is given by the correlation coefficient (R squared). It is the fraction of variation in Y that can be attributed to the variation in X. 100% signifies a perfect fit (R squared of 1). The top 50 such stats are displayed


DEFINITION: Number of researchers per 10000 in the labour force (1999).

SOURCE: OECD

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