Refactor to start breakdown from interventions and then move towards
individual categories and inequality breakdowns within the sections.
It should follow intervention -> inequality/region logic.
Made it much clearer and simpler how numbers are calculated for the
screening flowchart. Now we just keep the actual numbers in memory
and not a copy of the whole bibtex library for each calculation step.
Also renamed the bibtex variables to be more sane, `bib_sample_raw_db`
(the raw, unaltered sample returned from querying the databases), and
`bib_sample` for our working sample including database queries and
snowballing studies but already deduplicated (since we can't keep
an unduplicated version on Zotero).
For the time being removed the distinction between gray and white literature
as our sample did not lend itself to the dissection. May reintroduce later.
For the first time we use the actual final extracted data from relevant studies
to do analysis on instead of just the intermediate Zotero-provided metadata.
We still inject the intermediate metadata where it may be useful (things like
citation counts and keywords) but otherwise switch to the new data.
In order to pursue single source of truth, we now
explicitly integrate the inclusion criteria table
from a tsv file in the data directory in the main
manuscript. Other locations should also make use
of that file to create their table.
Added mermaid flowchart showing the screening numbers, based on
dynamic calculations done at document rendering. Currently missing
some calculations (un-deduplicated numbers and final relevant number).
Added preliminary data visualizations and descriptions for the current
identified pool. Not for anything screened yet, but for raw identified
results to use in guiding my screening.
ILO Resolution 2023 on informal work includes updates to the approach to formal/informal
and work/labour distinctions, especially those of the 'informal economy' and 'informal
market economy'. This commit integrates them.
Marty Oehme