See the latest levels of government debt, based on the IMF’s most recent data. Where does your country sit in the snowball?
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What contributes to happiness? These charts break down global happiness scores – how does your country fare, and how has it changed over ten years?
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Just four countries (U.S., China, Japan, and Germany) account for nearly two-thirds of global expenditures on R&D. Here’s global data on R&D visualized.
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The world map you know is totally wrong. Check out this clever graphic, which helps put into perspective the true size of countries.
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Europe has members in at least four major treaty groups. This map shows how these groups fit into the big picture of Europe’s member states.
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In a global marketplace, a country’s national image can be one of its most valued assets or a challenging liability. See how nation brands do in this ranking.
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Which countries receive the most money from international tourism? Each country is resized on this map based on dollars coming in from travelers.
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Are all investors saving for retirement, or do they have other investment goals in mind? Here’s a look at goals sorted by geography and generation.
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With every country’s growth visualized on a logarithmic scale, we look at a few world population growth outliers and their unique stories.
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Each state has a GDP that is comparable in size to that of an actual country. This map shows it all, plus a full list of state economies and countries.
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