economist_historical_deaths

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Data license: CC BY 4.0 · Data source: The Economist · About: simonw/covid-19-datasette

3 rows where "start_date" is on date 2022-11-01

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country 3

cadence 1

Link rowid ▼ country region region_code start_date end_date days year week population total_deaths covid_deaths expected_deaths cadence month
3305 3305 Thailand Thailand 0 2022-11-01 2022-11-30 30 2022   71697024 49543 225 TBC monthly 11
15920 15920 Mongolia Mongolia 0 2022-11-01 2022-11-30 30 2022   3398373 1472 3 TBC monthly 11
18124 18124 Taiwan Taiwan 0 2022-11-01 2022-11-30 30 2022   23893396 17719 1503 TBC monthly 11

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CREATE TABLE [economist_historical_deaths] (
   [country] TEXT,
   [region] TEXT,
   [region_code] INTEGER,
   [start_date] TEXT,
   [end_date] TEXT,
   [days] INTEGER,
   [year] INTEGER,
   [week] INTEGER,
   [population] INTEGER,
   [total_deaths] INTEGER,
   [covid_deaths] INTEGER,
   [expected_deaths] TEXT,
   [cadence] TEXT
, [month] INTEGER);
CREATE INDEX [idx_economist_historical_deaths_country]
    ON [economist_historical_deaths] ([country]);
CREATE INDEX [idx_economist_historical_deaths_cadence]
    ON [economist_historical_deaths] ([cadence]);
CREATE INDEX [idx_economist_historical_deaths_end_date]
    ON [economist_historical_deaths] ([end_date]);