I think, for the OWID data we can just use the Gini coefficient, as a measure of inequality. it's between 0 and 100. 0 means perfect equality, and 100 means inequality

If I change the scale to a logarithmic scale, the trend is clearer

India, US, China, Argentina, Switzerland/France STORY: Analysing meat consumption and its relation to GDP and inequality for the 5 countries as an example - filter to 1990-2018 but add message if no data available

To-do list: - Move scatterplot to svelte - add legend, error msg - marina - Move linechart to svelte - add legend, error msg - steph - Do static linecharts - steph - Bar chart/ possibly specific type of meat - guifre - Write story - guifre start, make google doc Meet Dec 29 10.30 Girona time / quick chat Meet Jan 2

Sort by continent and then by value