Mapped: The 10 Wealthiest Countries in the World
An insightful look at global wealth distribution: the wealthiest nations, why they lead, and the countries with the fastest-growing economies.
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Maps to explain economic geography.
Climate Change and the U.S. Economy: A County-and-State Perspective
Climate change is projected to have vastly different economic impacts across U.S. states and counties, with coastal regions facing the heaviest financial burden. Florida and Texas each face potential GDP losses exceeding $100 billion, while states like Vermont and New Hampshire show minimal projected impacts. The analysis reveals that lower-income counties often bear a disproportionate burden of climate-related economic damage, highlighting the need for equitable adaptation policies.
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Global Economic Transformation: Three Decades of GDP Growth Revealed Through World Maps
Dive into the economic transformations of nations over recent decades, understand the factors influencing growth and decline, and find the perfect world map poster to visualize these changes.
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The Best and Worst U.S. State Economies: How Have Things Changed Since 2018?
Which U.S. states have the best economies in 2025? We compare rankings from 2018 to today, revealing surprising shifts and the key drivers behind economic growth. See where your state stands!
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Richest Person of All Time From Each U.S. State
Top 20 U.S. States with the Wealthiest People of all Time1. New York: John D. Rockefeller, $257.25B2. Oklahoma: Sam Walton,
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Europe’s Trade Map: How Its Biggest Partners Changed Between 2018 and 2023
Discover how Europe’s trade relationships have transformed from 2018 to 2023, influenced by geopolitical events and economic shifts.
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General Sales Tax by U.S. County Mapped
Discover how U.S. sales tax rates have changed from 2022 to 2025, with insights into state and local adjustments and their broader impacts.
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Is It Cheaper to Rent or Buy?
The American housing market has changed significantly, altering the traditional rent-versus-buy equation. While homeownership was once considered the best financial move, rising costs have flipped the script in many places. Explore what’s behind this shift and see how your city compares.
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What Your Salary Buys in Transportation Around the World
How does your purchasing power for transportation vary depending on where you live? This analysis reveals striking disparities across Europe, where a day’s salary in Russia lets you travel 93 kilometers (58 miles) by taxi, while in the UK it covers just 20 kilometers (12.4 miles). Even more dramatic are the differences in fuel purchasing power: a Swiss monthly salary buys 3,240 liters (856 gallons) of gasoline, while Moldova’s average wage gets just 233 liters (62 gallons). Through three detailed maps, we explore these transportation inequalities and their implications for daily mobility across different regions. The data reveals fascinating patterns of North-South divides and the lasting economic impact of historical boundaries, while recent changes in global fuel prices continue to reshape the transportation landscape.
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The salary you need to afford the average home in your U.S. state
Home prices are soaring, but how much do you really need to afford a house in your state? See the salary requirements based on 2018 data and how affordability has shifted over time.
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