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Priorities for Feedback
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Code Example
This page has example code to show you can include outputs while hiding code in Quarto, as well as some tools for interpolating data in the text. Remove this page (up to the next pagebreak
) prior to submission!
See the raw file for examples of how to hide computational output as there is code hidden here.
An inline citation example: As discussed on “Inside airbnb” (n.d.), there are many…
A parenthetical citation example: There are many ways to research Airbnb (see, for example, “Inside airbnb,” n.d.)…
One of way to embed output in the text looks like this: after cleaning, we were left with 85,127 rows of data.
This way is also supposed to work ({python} row_count
) but I’ve found it less reliable.
Briefing
In the midst of an election, a newspaper has broken the scandal of an advisor on social mobility to the Mayor having three homes, two of which are let on Airbnb (one of which is still council-owned housing!). The opposition has announced a plan to force all professional landlords to register their properties and face higher Council Tax rates saying that Airbnb is ‘out of control’ in the capital. The Mayor wants to understand the scale of the ‘problem’ and the likely impacts of the opposition’s proposal so that they can either adopt it (and show how responsive they are) or demonstrate how poorly thought-through the opposition’s proposal is (and show that they’re not ready to govern). They have come to you—their team of crack data crunchers and advisors—for guidance in the form of a briefing, and are looking for evidence and visualisations that they can use in their campaign comms.
1. Is Airbnb out of control in London?
( points; Answer due Week 7 )
2. How many professional landlords are there?
( points; Answer due Week 8 )
3. How many properties will be impacted by the opposition’s proposal?
( points; Answer due Week 9 )
4. What are the pros and cons to the opposition’s proposal?
( points; Answer due Week 7 )