Guess the Map V: A Map is Worth a Thousand Words

[GamezRule]

Umm, The UK came into existence in 1701, IIRC. Unless you are making the case that the French Fifth Republic is anything like the French Empire, Kingdom of France, or even the Third Republic.

 

[jtb1127]

Umm, The UK came into existence in 1701, IIRC. Unless you are making the case that the French Fifth Republic is anything like the French Empire, Kingdom of France, or even the Third Republic.

 

[choxorn]

I guess he's taking the existence of France all the way back to 843, which makes it older than the UK, and older than England, for that matter. But that seems kind of weird, and he really needed to apply something consistent for how old the country is.

Anyway, I still don't have a map, so I'll just say open floor.

 

[keli]

Here is the next one then:

 

[W|M]

Umm, The UK came into existence in 1701, IIRC. Unless you are making the case that the French Fifth Republic is anything like the French Empire, Kingdom of France, or even the Third Republic.

The UK came into existence in 1707, not 1701. Also, having a different government doesn't mean you are a seperate country that the one that occupied the area before - for example, Brazil has been a Empire, a non-Imperial dictatorship, two oligarchies, and two democracies, yet it still has been an independent Brazil since 1822.

 

[uat2d]

Is the map related to criminality?

 

[keli]

nope.

 

[jtb1127]

Nothing to do with it? I'd go with number of prisoners?

Anything to do with climate?

 

[GamezRule]

Hmm, all those countries are moderately well off.

Healthcare spending per capita?

 

[Paven]

Troops in afghanistan?

 

[keli]

none so far, but nice guess Paven

hint: I could only use the data of OECD countries, this is why most of the map is grey.

 

[mitsho]

Mexico is the astonishing country here. They are normally last in the OECD statistics. But here they are in the same category as Norway, Luxembourg, Finland and New Zealand. What's the biggest difference between the US and Mexico?

Migration Rate (Blue = Emigration Countries, Red = Immigration Countries)? Or FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)-ratio?

 

[Paven]

none so far, but nice guess Paven

hint: I could only use the data of OECD countries, this is why most of the map is grey.

Its not a map over when nations joined OECD then?

 

[keli]

nope, you are still far

 

[Tee Kay]

Hmm. Australia is greyed out. Most unusual...

 

[emzie]

Central bank interest rates?

 

[keli]

then Japan would be the lowest imo, anyway here is the legend:

Pro paint skillz.

 

[uat2d]

Is it related to transportation?

 

[carmen510]

Possibly number of studies conducted related to drug usage, possibly marijuana?

 

[emzie]

Number of people working in a field? Like number of economists or number of physicists?