Hotel Average Daily Rate: Shows a distribution with a clear peak, which may indicate a common average daily rate around which hotel prices are centered. The spread of the plot might suggest variations in pricing, which could reflect different hotel categories or seasonal pricing strategies.
Hotel Occupancy Rate: Has a unimodal distribution, perhaps indicating that most hotels maintain a consistent occupancy rate, with fewer occurrences of very low or very high occupancy. This could reflect a stable demand for accommodation in Boston.
Labor Force Participation Rate: Shows a tight distribution, indicating that the participation rate does not fluctuate widely and remains relatively stable over time.
Logan International Flights: Displays the distribution of the number of international flights at Logan Airport. A unimodal, possibly slightly skewed distribution would suggest that there’s a common range of flight numbers, with occasional periods of increased or decreased international traffic.
Logan Passengers: Shows a distribution potentially skewed to one side, indicating variability in passenger numbers. Peaks could correspond to high-travel seasons or specific events that attract more travelers.
Total Jobs: Appears to illustrate the distribution of total job numbers in Boston. The distribution might be relatively broad, indicating variability in employment numbers, which could be influenced by economic cycles, job market health, and seasonal employment trends.
Unemployment Rate: Seems to have a pronounced peak, suggesting the most common unemployment rate that the city experiences. A narrower peak could indicate a relatively stable unemployment rate over the period analyzed.