A data scientist examines Waterloo Regional Police budget claims using Statistics Canada crime data, showing how cherry-picked two-year comparisons can mislead. The newsletter teaches readers to evaluate trends, volatility and selective data in public policy statistics.
Website: https://www.questioning-the-numbers.ca/
A thought letter on public policy concepts and frameworks from Indian perspectives, covering domestic policy, foreign affairs and global politics. Issues pair analysis of current regulatory and political events with cultural references and conceptual framing.
An economist's newsletter on Jamaican public policy, combining investigations of government procurement data with essays on national history and civic obligation. Articles state their sources and methods and separate verified figures from press-reported ones.
Data-driven articles that put numbers on public policy, environment and global questions, often with original charts and datasets. Readers get context on scale, such as how much tax levers could raise or how deforestation trends have changed.
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