Maps to explain economic geography.
Global trade has shifted dramatically over the past two decades. China’s trade volume surpassed the EU’s by 2024, making it the top trading partner for much of the world. Explore the data and key factors behind this transformation.
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See how global trade dominance has shifted between the U.S. and China from 2000 to 2024 with a compelling world map. What’s next for global trade? Find out here.
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Discover which states excel in providing a nurturing environment for families through our detailed examination of essential factors contributing to family well-being.
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A deep dive into the financial landscape of America’s top earners, revealing the surprising income levels required to join the top 1% in different states and at various stages of life.
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A remarkable visualization shows how Elon Musk’s $458 billion net worth exceeds the total household wealth of numerous countries, reshaping our view of global wealth.
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Women face an unprecedented retirement savings challenge that goes far beyond simple numbers. From workplace inequalities to longer life spans, the path to financial security is fraught with obstacles that demand our immediate attention.
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A revealing look at how U.S. state economies compare to countries worldwide, with California matching India’s GDP and Texas rivaling Italy. This United States map and analysis shows the true scale of American economic power at the state level.
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In a captivating exercise, a unique map has emerged that divides Europe into regions based on their economic output matching Russia’s GDP of $2,056 billion (as of 2024). This innovative visualization provides fascinating insights into the diverse economic landscape across the continent.
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Dive into the fascinating world of minimum wages with our latest blog post featuring an eye-opening map of the United States. From states sticking to the federal minimum to those pushing for higher pay, this visualization tells a compelling story about America’s wage landscape.
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Outside of major cities, many Americans find life to be more affordable. However, years of high inflation have increased costs for almost everyone. To maintain a comfortable lifestyle, the 50/30/20 budget rule suggests spending about 50% of your income on necessities like food and housing, 30% on wants, and saving or paying off debt with the remaining 20%.
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