Factor Income Dataset Collection

Tables

• Factor Income Historical Data from Luke (Finland)TSV

  This table contains the version history of rows from the 'factor_income__fact' table. The rows in this table are extracted from the web site of 'Luke' which originates from Finland (ISO country code: FI). Each row in this table represents a version of a row in the base table and includes the '_start_date' and '_end_date' columns indicating when the row was extracted. The columns in this table include 'year', 'indeksi', and 'factor_income'. The data in this table can be utilized in various data analytics tasks such as analyzing income factors over time, studying trends in agricultural income, and comparing income indices for different years.

• Income Factor Indexes for FinlandTSV

  This data table contains information from the 'Luke' website in Finland related to factor income. It includes data such as the extraction date, row number, year, index, and factor income. The data in this table can be used for various data analytics purposes in exploring trends and patterns in factor income over time. Analysts can analyze the data to understand the impact of factors such as year, index, and extraction date on factor income. This information can help in making data-driven decisions and gaining insights into the factors affecting income in Finland.

• Income Factors by IndexTSV

  This table contains income factors from the 'Luke' website in Finland. It provides information related to various indexes. The data in this table can be utilized in data analytics to analyze and compare income trends over time, identify patterns in different regions, assess the impact of income factors on economic indicators, and explore the relationship between income factors and other socioeconomic variables. By analyzing this data, researchers and analysts can gain insights into the factors influencing income levels and their implications for economic development and policies in Finland.

• Income Factors by Year (Luke, Finland)TSV

  This table contains income factors data for different years. The data is sourced from Luke website, which originates from Finland (ISO country code 'fi'). The table provides information that can be used for data analytics in various ways, such as analyzing income trends over the years, comparing income factors across different regions or categories, identifying the impact of specific factors on income, and studying the relationship between income and other socio-economic variables.

• Version History of Factor Income by Year from Luke (Finland)TSV

  This table contains the version history of the rows in the base table 'factor_income__dim_year'. The data in this table is sourced from the website of Luke, which originates from Finland (ISO country code: FI). The rows in this table are extracted from the data source and marked with a '_start_date' indicating when the row was extracted. Each row has an '_end_date' indicating when a new version of the row was extracted. If the value of '_end_date' is null, it means that the row is the most recent version. The table can be utilized in data analytics to analyze the changes and updates in the income factors by year. By comparing different versions of the rows, trends and patterns can be identified over time, providing valuable insights for decision-making and forecasting.

• Version History of Income Factors for Index Dimension on Luke Website (Country: Finland)TSV

  This table stores the version history of rows from the 'factor_income__dim_indeksi' table. It contains information about the start and end dates of each row, as well as a unique row number, a code, and a label for each version. The data in this table can be used for data analytics purposes, such as tracking changes over time in the incomes of different factors. By analyzing the 'code' and 'label' columns, trends and patterns in income indices can be identified. The table is sourced from the web site of 'Luke', which is the Natural Resources Institute Finland, originating from the country with ISO country code 'fi', which stands for Finland.