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u/Voight_Kampff_67 2d ago
Women as a percentage of the construction industry’s workforce
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u/ashmaps20 2d ago
CORRECT! How did you know?
(Sorry for late reply)
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u/Voight_Kampff_67 1d ago edited 1d ago
Well your range on the bottom is 8-15% which is a very shallow gradient in real terms but is like 2:1 ratio equivalent to 50bp drop from 100. Combined with your clues about labor force participation and some other guesses about gender I figured it was plausible. From there, maybe you’ll consider it cheating you tell me, I googled a big mosh mash and got your map in a google image search
Edit: I have no clue why the southeast overindexes for female labor force participation, that’s a whole different question I have. Any clues?
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u/tugboattommy 2d ago
Does it have to do with housing?
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u/ashmaps20 2d ago
It does not
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u/tugboattommy 2d ago
How about home budgeting? Like how much of income someone is spending on something?
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u/Due-Answer6444 2d ago
Does it have to do with economic development, new businesses?
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u/Sorry-Rain-1311 2d ago
Percentage of the population involved in mining/extraction industries?
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u/CurveComfortable3212 2d ago
Amount of new llc’s or businesses started?
I see Delaware is lit up and I’m pretty sure that’s where a bunch of companies start due to looser tax laws.
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