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What’s New on VC+ in October?
Visual Capitalist is home to data-driven, visual storytelling that helps explain a complex world.
But did you know there’s even more visuals and insight you can get access to, all while helping support what we do?
More Visuals. More Insight. More Understanding.
VC+ is our premium subscription with exclusive access to special features, all sent directly to your email. So, what is getting sent to members in the coming weeks?
“Visualizing a Rapidly Aging World”
SPECIAL DISPATCH: A Roundup of 6 Fascinating Visuals on Aging Population
Despite the youth ruling our digital world, the average age of populations is increasingly getting older and older.
In this VC+ Special Dispatch, we turn back the hands of time to uncover some of our favorite pieces that explain the key trends and implications of a changing demographic.
Publishing date: October 6 (Get VC+ to access)
“VC 360: A Critical Analysis on the Environment”
SPECIAL DISPATCH: Examining Attempts to Visualize Climate Change
The 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) will commence October 31st, bringing forth discussions about the environment and how it’s shaping our future.
This VC+ Special Dispatch looks at how various organizations and media outlets have covered the impacts of global warming. From the Anthropocene to climate targets, we’ll dissect some of the most popular visualizations and assess how successful they were at communicating their point.
Publishing date: October 13 (Get VC+ to access)
“The Lookout: Creators to Watch”
SPECIAL DISPATCH: Our Top Picks to Follow in 2021
At Visual Capitalist, we know a thing or two about creating data-driven visuals. However, it’s time we shine a light on the incredible work done by others in our growing field.
In this VC+ Special Dispatch, we pull together a list of five impressive creators to follow along with colorful commentary on what makes them stand out in the crowd.
Publishing date: October 20 (Get VC+ to access)
“The News in Charts: October 2021”
SPECIAL DISPATCH: Powerful Charts From News Stories of the Past Month
With the fast-paced news cycle, it can be quite difficult to keep track of all that’s going on.
In this recurring feature, we look back at some of the most newsworthy events of October 2021 across the economy, politics, and society—and provide key takeaways using succinct charts from various media outlets.
Publishing date: October 27 (Get VC+ to access)
The Trendline
PREMIUM NEWSLETTER: Our Weekly Newsletter for VC+ Members
Every week, VC+ members also get our premium graphic newsletter, The Trendline.
With The Trendline, we send you the best visual content, datasets, and insightful reports relating to business that our editors find each week.
Publishing Date: Every Sunday (Get VC+ to access)
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VC+: Get Our Key Takeaways From the IMF’s World Economic Outlook
A sneak preview of the exclusive VC+ Special Dispatch—your shortcut to understanding IMF’s World Economic Outlook report.
Have you read IMF’s latest World Economic Outlook yet? At a daunting 202 pages, we don’t blame you if it’s still on your to-do list.
But don’t worry, you don’t need to read the whole April release, because we’ve already done the hard work for you.
To save you time and effort, the Visual Capitalist team has compiled a visual analysis of everything you need to know from the report—and our VC+ Special Dispatch is available exclusively to VC+ members. All you need to do is log into the VC+ Archive.
If you’re not already subscribed to VC+, make sure you sign up now to access the full analysis of the IMF report, and more (we release similar deep dives every week).
For now, here’s what VC+ members get to see.
Your Shortcut to Understanding IMF’s World Economic Outlook
With long and short-term growth prospects declining for many countries around the world, this Special Dispatch offers a visual analysis of the key figures and takeaways from the IMF’s report including:
- The global decline in economic growth forecasts
- Real GDP growth and inflation forecasts for major nations in 2024
- When interest rate cuts will happen and interest rate forecasts
- How debt-to-GDP ratios have changed since 2000
- And much more!
Get the Full Breakdown in the Next VC+ Special Dispatch
VC+ members can access the full Special Dispatch by logging into the VC+ Archive, where you can also check out previous releases.
Make sure you join VC+ now to see exclusive charts and the full analysis of key takeaways from IMF’s World Economic Outlook.
Don’t miss out. Become a VC+ member today.
What You Get When You Become a VC+ Member
VC+ is Visual Capitalist’s premium subscription. As a member, you’ll get the following:
- Special Dispatches: Deep dive visual briefings on crucial reports and global trends
- Markets This Month: A snappy summary of the state of the markets and what to look out for
- The Trendline: Weekly curation of the best visualizations from across the globe
- Global Forecast Series: Our flagship annual report that covers everything you need to know related to the economy, markets, geopolitics, and the latest tech trends
- VC+ Archive: Hundreds of previously released VC+ briefings and reports that you’ve been missing out on, all in one dedicated hub
You can get all of the above, and more, by joining VC+ today.
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