Twitter 上的Max Roser："The share of people living in extreme poverty by world region. One of the many, many visualizations from the entry on global extreme poverty by @eortizospina and me on
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Our World in Data on Twitter: "The share of people living on less than $30 per day, adjusted for the price level in the country. From @MaxCRoser's introductory post on global poverty
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Our World in Data on Twitter: "'Extreme poverty: how far have we come, how far do we still have to go?' The new post by @MaxCRoser is out https://t.co/hTtqRvq155 This is one
