World indicators: describing clusters

Your company sees potential in your clustering skills, but you realize that two clusters aren't going to cut it: the travel agency doesn't have the resources to set up shop in half the countries in the world. So you decide to increase the number of clusters.

You also look at how these clusters relate to the variables you have chosen. It's time to look at the statistics behind the clusters.

If you lost progress, load the workbook 4_5_centers.twbx from the Workbooks folder on the Desktop.