A thrilling behind-the-scenes exploration of how governments past and present have been led astray by bad data - and why it is so hard to measure things and to do it well - guided by House of Commons Library statistician Georgina Sturge[Bokinfo]
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Exploring the transformative power of data, this book delves into how information shapes our lives, influences decisions, and drives innovation. It highlights real-world examples across various sectors, illustrating data's role in enhancing efficiency, informing policy, and fostering creativity. Through engaging narratives, the author challenges readers to rethink their relationship with data and consider its potential to address societal issues, ultimately advocating for a more informed and data-driven future.
Exploring the UK's history through a statistical lens, this book presents a unique perspective on significant events and societal changes. It delves into various themes, such as population growth, economic shifts, and social trends, using data to illustrate the evolution of the nation. By analyzing numbers and patterns, the narrative reveals insights into the lives of people throughout different eras, making complex historical developments accessible and engaging for readers interested in the interplay between data and history.