Relative statistics: laymen's statistics

Phaedrus42 · Post by **Phaedrus42** » Mon Feb 03, 2003 7:14 pm

Some calculations I made about the relative proportion of the EBT users and bills divided by country. Not to be taken too seriously

. Still, what is wrong in Italy?

Users: 1 EBT user in how many inhabitants:

1)Finland: 1 in 2,565
2)Belgium: 1 in 6,069
3)Netherlands: 1 in 8,569
4)Luxembourg: 1 in 11,804
5)Ireland: 1 in 12,901
6)Portugal: 1 in 20,749
7)Germany: 1 in 31,120
8)Austria: 1 in 44,890
9)France: 1 in 103,581
10)Spain: 1 in 466,013
11)Greece: 1 in 484,288
12)Italy: 1 in 1,202,408

Bills: 1 EBT entered bill for how many euros in GNP (a bit arbitrary)
1)Finland: 1 bill for every 1.6 million
2)Belgium: 1 bill for every 1.9 million
3)Netherlands: 1 bill for every 4.2 million
4)Portugal: 1 bill for every 6.3 million
5)Luxembourg: 1 bill for every 9.0 million
6)Germany: 1 bill for every 11 million
7)Ireland: 1 bill for every 22 million
8)Greece: 1 bill for every 24 million
9)Austria: 1 bill for every 28 million
10)France: 1 bill for every 52 million
11)Spain: 1 bill for every 114 million
12)Italy: 1 bill for every 186 million

Petri6 · Post by **Petri6** » Mon Feb 03, 2003 8:44 pm

Slo what your saying is that aproximetely every third person in Finland is an EBT-user?

K3lvin · Post by **K3lvin** » Mon Feb 03, 2003 8:56 pm

Petri6 wrote:Slo what your saying is that aproximetely every third person in Finland is an EBT-user?

Eh, no. According to the chart, every 2,565th Finnish person is an EBT user.

Petri6 · Post by **Petri6** » Mon Feb 03, 2003 9:40 pm

K3lvin wrote:
Petri6 wrote:Slo what your saying is that aproximetely every third person in Finland is an EBT-user?
Eh, no. According to the chart, every 2,565th Finnish person is an EBT user.

Oh the , distracted me, it did seem like a very weird number though.