In 2023, Millennials were the largest generation group in the United States, making up about 21.71 percent of the population. However, Generation Z was not far behind, with Gen Z accounting for around 20.69 percent of the population in that year.
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The United States is now a nation of singles. Single people make up just over half of all American adults for the first time since statistics have been collected, according to a study reported by Bloomberg last week.
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Bloomberg's K, Moran's I and Abouheif I test (A) values, testing for phylogenetic signal in constitutive immunity (six individual measures and the integrated measure - PC1) and number of diseases affecting each species and prevalence (proportion of individuals infected in the population of a given species) at three taxonomic levels (family, genus and species) within 14 scleractinian coral species from the Caribbean Sea (bolded values show significant phylogenetic signal).
This is the dataset for the following manuscript: Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) investment analysis and population health: An analysis of ESG frameworks for the food and beverage sector (published in TBD).
The first file (Mapped metrics) shows the metrics that we extracted from the ESG frameworks and mapped to the HEALTH-CORP-FB typology. The metrics from the Bloomberg and S&P Global ESG Rating systems are excluded as this data is proprietary and we are not able to share it publicly. The metrics for the GRI Standards, SASB Standards, and JUST Capital Rankings can be accessed publicly at the websites of the respective organizations. The file contains information on the document version dates that we used in this study.
The second file (Coded metrics) displays the classifications that we assigned to each mapped metric for the attributes of relevance, type of business operations, and data type. For industry-specific frameworks, only metrics mapped to the HEALTH-CORP-FB typology from the "processed food" sub-industry were coded. Specifically, we classified the fields in the SASB Processed Foods industry, the Bloomberg Packaged Food subindustry, and the S&P Global Food Products subindustry. For non-industry specific frameworks, we classified all of the mapped fields (i.e., GRI, JUST Capital). The file contains information on the document version dates that we used in this study.
See the ReadMe tab in each file for additional information. For any other questions or clarifications, please contact Raquel Burgess at burgess.raq@gmail.com.
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COVID-19 mobile phone survey design in Ecuador and Sri Lanka.
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Ecuador COVID-19: Survey findings on practices.
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Respondent demographics: Ecuador COVID-19 MPS.
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In 2023, Millennials were the largest generation group in the United States, making up about 21.71 percent of the population. However, Generation Z was not far behind, with Gen Z accounting for around 20.69 percent of the population in that year.