Economic analysis and reflections from students and alumni of the Barcelona School of Economics
Charlie Thompson ’14 (ITFD) has built an RStats dashboard that tracks COVID-19 cases in the United States at the county level using the latest data from The New York Times.
Check it out to see how US communities are “flattening the curve”:
Charlie Thompson ’14 is a Data Scientist at Spotify. He is an alum of the Barcelona GSE Master’s in International Trade, Finance, and Development.
Barcelona GSE Data Science student Stefano Costantini ’15 shares a data viz exercise that explores London property prices from 1995-2013.
Data Science student Stefano Costantini ’15 has posted this data viz project exploring London property prices on his website. Have a look and follow Stefano on Twitter @stefanoc.
The London residential property market has always been strong. However, it is only in the last twenty years or so that property prices have increased to such levels that previously “cheap” areas have now turned into prime locations. The gentrification process, together to an increase in population, have pushed up the prices even in peripheral areas. The purpose of this exercise is to visualise these changes, covering the period 1995-2013.
