Long time lurker, first post! I’ve shared the CSV of the data in the Github repo, the Jupyter ipynb file, a hosted Jupyterlite instance if you want to run it yourself, and a 1 minute YouTube walkthrough of how I made it
Not sure that color scheme does a great job conveying the info, or that it is beautiful. But it could be a good map.
Kentucky is the one that really bakes my noodle. I get why low population states with mineral wealth or lots of retirees per capita would be high. But I feel like Kentucky should be like Missouri.
who are the decamillionaires in florida? seems fishy
Yeah but how many are younger than 30 and didn’t inherit? Probably 0.2 or 0.3 per 10,000?
Love the concept per 10k people,this is educational. Those with high property values would be some of these.
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In those areas, one in every thousand people are decamillionaires. So in a football stadium… 40+ decamillionaires? Damn.
Why so many in North Dakota I wonder
*Decamillionaires here refer to those having a net worth of $11.4 million or more in 2019 (Sorry! only data I could find for)
1. [Github Repo](https://github.com/minusxai/plots/tree/master/decamillionaires%20in%20the%20US)
2. Data: [IRS Personal Wealth Statistics](https://www.irs.gov/statistics/soi-tax-stats-personal-wealth-statistics)
3. Data: [US census state-wise population](https://www.census.gov/data/tables/time-series/demo/popest/2020s-state-total.html)
Long time lurker, first post! I’ve shared the CSV of the data in the Github repo, the Jupyter ipynb file, a hosted Jupyterlite instance if you want to run it yourself, and a 1 minute YouTube walkthrough of how I made it
Not sure that color scheme does a great job conveying the info, or that it is beautiful. But it could be a good map.
Kentucky is the one that really bakes my noodle. I get why low population states with mineral wealth or lots of retirees per capita would be high. But I feel like Kentucky should be like Missouri.
who are the decamillionaires in florida? seems fishy
Yeah but how many are younger than 30 and didn’t inherit? Probably 0.2 or 0.3 per 10,000?
Love the concept per 10k people,this is educational. Those with high property values would be some of these.
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