Guess the Map IV: A Thousand Cries for "Hint Please!"

[emzie]

24 hours.



For future reference! Google's image search now has a reverse image search function, making maps you might grab from wikipedia easy to find for cheaters. I recommend making your own (just copying the data) or at least altering the borrowed map.

Monaco #1

 

[Eat_Up_Martha]

GDP nominal per capita.

 

[EnglishCrusader]

 

[uat2d]

% Internet users

 

[Mathilda]

After cursory read of Monaco page in Wiki - number of police officers per capita.

 

[Eat_Up_Martha]

After cursory read of Monaco page in Wiki - number of police officers per capita.

You read farther than me, I stopped after the introduction.

 

[NedimNapoleon]

I don't think its GDP nominal per capita, Bosnia and Serbia are in the same category.

 

[Heretic_Cata]

I don't think it's GDP related because contre only posts hard maps.

 

[emzie]

I don't think it's GDP related because contre only posts hard maps.

teehee

Nothing yet, though the police officer idea was pretty good idea (though not close).

 

[LAnkou]

i would say public spending on somethings, maybe religious building, per capita...

 

[uat2d]

teehee

Nothing yet, though the police officer idea was pretty good idea (though not close).

number of doctors per capita?

 

[W|M]

No. of universities per capita?

 

[emzie]

Yes, it's something per capita, though nothing yet guessed.

As a hint, the map is tracking a subset of a larger... er, type. The US is subsequently lower than one might expect (#23 on my map). Monaco is still #1 in any case.

 

[EnglishCrusader]

Lowest Unemployment Rate?

 

[hoplitejoe]

Iceland has a lot, therefore it must be Bjork related deaths.

 

[uat2d]

Graduates per capita?

btw, I really didn't get that hint

 

[dwaxe]

Debt per capita?

 

[LAnkou]

elected people per capita?

 

[dwaxe]

More specifically, government employees per capita?

 

[emzie]

Graduates per capita?

btw, I really didn't get that hint

My intent was to make the map about something in which the US would rank very high. #2 after Monaco in the world. However, I used a subset of that data on accident, and as a result, the US is #23 on my map. I should have realized the mistake, since you would expect the US to be very high in this category.

Nothing yet. As a less confusing hint, it's something with which everyone reading this should be familiar. It's an object or class objects, in contrast to ideas like debt, jobs or education.