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#HTNumberTheory📊 | Collection of expatriates
Ultimately, the data demonstrates that football's ecosystem is thoroughly dominated by club football; national borders matter far less than the financial centers of gravity within the club market.
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#HTNumberTheory📊 | Country-club split
Crystal Palace represents the reality about modern international football: the sport has become deeply globalised and increasingly centred around a handful of elite club leagues.
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#HTNumberTheory📊 | Superclub presence
The monetary gap even between the most-represented league at World Cup 2026 (EPL) and the 10th most-represented league (the Dutch Eredivi-sie) is huge. The cumulative market value of the 162 EPL players-what their clubs would earn if they sold them today to another club-is about 5.84 billion euros.
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#HTNumberTheory📊 | Big five
According to football information website Transfermarkt, the 1,308 players at World Cup 2026 play their club football in 96 leagues. But there's a skew at the top. The top five leagues alone account for 37% of players.
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#HTNumberTheory | The EPL dominance in World Cup 2026
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#HTNumberTheory 📊 | ...Which is now threatening to drown US in debt
One of the most pressing challenges facing the US today is its rising public debt burden. The bipartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) expects US debt to rise to 175% of GDP by 2056.
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#HTNumberTheory 📊 | But Greenspan also oversaw another kind of moderation for a large number of Americans...
This is what rosy accounts of macroeconomic stability tend to forget. Real average income for a large number of Americans-those well above the 50% mark-has remained virtually flat since the 1980s while the top 5% saw their incomes increase at a fast pace. This trend continues to this day.
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#HTNumberTheory 📊 | What was 'The Great Moderation' and does it hold today?
The 1970s were a turbulent economic period for the US, like the rest of the world. Thanks to two oil shocks, inflation often soared to very high levels and even growth fluctuated a lot.
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#HTNumberTheory | The costs of Alan Greenspan’s great moderation for the US
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#HTNumberTheory | Forget chief ministers, regional parties are now finding it more difficult to get even MPs and MLAs elected. The share of non-BJP non-Congress Lok Sabha MPs peaked in 2004 at 47.9%. It fell to just about one-third in the 2019 elections and made a marginal recovery in 2024, which could prove to be temporary given the Trinamool Congress's ongoing implosion. The MLA share trend is broadly similar, with the non-BJP non-Congress MLA share showing temporary resilience to the BJP's growing dominance post-2014 but beginning to succumb lately.
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#HTNumberTheory | As of today, there are only five non-BJP non-Congress chief ministers in the 22 major states/UT in India. In terms of percentage share, the number comes to 23%, the lowest since 2005. At its peak, since the BJP's formation in 1980, this number was 67% in 1997. This number was 11 until March 2023. Between 2023 and now, the BJP has wrested four of these states, but even the Congress has wrested two. Interestingly, two of the states where the BJP has put its own chief minister after replacing a regional party's chief minister are states where it was in an alliance rather than an adversarial relationship with the incumbent CM's party
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#HTNumberTheory | The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Punjab is the only one of its kind today, in power in one of the 22 major states or union territories (with at least four Lok Sabha seats) without an alliance (notwithstanding its numerical importance) with either the Congress or the BJP. There were two more such governments until the results of the latest state election cycle: Trinamool Congress in West Bengal and the CPI(M)-led government in Kerala. The AAP government in Delhi was another such until it lost in 2025. If one were to go back slightly further in time, until the state election cycle aligned with the 2024 Lok Sabha election, there were two more on the list: the BJD in Odisha and the YSRCP in Andhra Pradesh. Go back one more year and the TRS was in power in Telangana. At its peak, the number was 10.
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#HTNumberTheory | Regional satraps have gone extinct in India
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#HTNumberTheory | A major June rainfall deficit does not necessarily determine the overall monsoon outcome, as past years with similar shortfalls saw varied results. The bigger concern remains the timing and distribution of rainfall, which impacts crops and planning. Mitigation efforts need to be targeted rather than based only on headline monsoon numbers.
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#HTNumberTheory | A cumulative rainfall deficit in June at the national level can exist despite good monsoon rain — if areas outside the monsoon’s coverage up to this period (such as in north-west) receive lower-than-normal showers. The 2026 deficit is driven by both monsoon and non-monsoon rainfall being lower than normal in large parts, as can be seen in the maps given below. For example, there is large deficit in rains in the period after June 8 even in places where the monsoon had reached by June 8. To be sure, there are also regions, such as Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal, that have been covered by the monsoon and have seen above average or surplus rainfall.
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#HTNumberTheory | The monsoon brings rain because of a pattern of pressure, temperature, and winds. This system traverses India’s landmass in June from both the southwest and the southeast side. Both arms halted almost completely on June 12, the reasons for which were explained in detail in these pages. The southwestern arm of the monsoon has started making fast progress this week. But it has not plugged the cumulative national rainfall deficit, which increased marginally from 32.9% on June 21 to 33% on June 23. This is because daily rain deficit was over 25% even on June 23.
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#HTNumberTheory | The gridded rainfall data of the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the only official dataset for computing rainfall statistics, is available from 1901. It shows that India received a cumulative 76.4 mm rain between June 1 and June 23 this year. This makes it the 11th lowest since 1901 for this period. When compared with the 1971-2020 average – IMD’s current benchmark for the Long Period Average (LPA) – it is 33% lower. To be sure, the actual deficit could be higher. IMD’s official statistics – they can differ from statistics calculated from the gridded data because of the stations chosen for generating them – put the cumulative deficit on June 23 at 42.3%.
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#HTNumberTheory | Monsoon's progress is bad, but not unprecedented
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#HTNumberTheory | Andy Burnham is likely to succeed Starmer, facing the challenge of balancing Labour’s internal divisions over welfare and defence spending. With the party losing support across the political spectrum in recent local polls, Labour’s political challenges remain far from over.
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#HTNumberTheory | Keir Starmer is the sixth consecutive UK prime minister to step down without completing a full term in the last decade. While Labour’s 2024 landslide victory appeared to end political fragmentation, it was largely driven by Tory losses and a divided electorate rather than a major expansion of Labour’s support.
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