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Burgernomics 101: Crunching the data on Burgers and Obesity

9 pointsby marcuaover 11 years ago

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mathattackover 11 years ago
More burger variety = less obesity. This is a very counterintuitive result.<p>I would like to see two other breakouts:<p>1) Quantity of Burgers ordered (as opposed to Burger options) versus obesity.<p>2) Fast Food Options versus Obesity.<p>My guess is that populations that eat at McDonalds and Burger King tend to be more obese, no matter how many options they have. I would enjoy seeing data on this.<p>Econometrics can be very interesting.
lawtguyover 11 years ago
I suspect that &quot;burger diversity&quot; is just a proxy for wealth. The wealthier a county is, the greater the availability of healthy food. Plus you can probably afford a gym membership and&#x2F;or can walk&#x2F;jog&#x2F;bike outside without worrying about being mugged.
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