InIt FiguresbyAndrea Carboni·Jul 2Why is the unemployment rate lower than you may thinkHave you ever heard that New Zealand’s unemployment rate is only about 4 to 5% and thought:
InIt FiguresbyAndrea Carboni·Apr 15Seasonality explainedSeasonality is a term used in statistics and economics to describe patterns that repeat at regular intervals over time. These intervals…
Andrea Carboni·Sep 20, 2023August 2023 Data UpdatesDuring the month of August, we updated 2,527 charts across 14 datasets.A response icon1A response icon1
Andrea Carboni·Aug 6, 2023June & July 2023 Data UpdatesDuring the months of June and July, we updated 5,850 charts across 16 datasets.
InIt FiguresbyAndrea Carboni·Jun 25, 2023Collecting data from businesses — Lessons from the Accommodation Data ProgrammeAfter spending 8 years at Figure.NZ, I have had the opportunity to explore numerous publicly available datasets and make them more…
Andrea Carboni·Jun 19, 2023May 2023 Data UpdatesDuring the month of May, we updated 1342 charts across 11 datasets.
Andrea Carboni·May 21, 2023April 2023 Data UpdatesApril is a slower month for us after the massively busy updates in February and March, but we’ve got plenty of interesting new data for…
InIt FiguresbyAndrea Carboni·Mar 8, 2018Teach me how to data: the job vacancies editionA look at understanding data through figures about job vacancies in New Zealand.
InIt FiguresbyAndrea Carboni·Feb 6, 2018Teach me how to data: the travel editionThe first of a series of posts that delve into understanding data through various interesting topics.
