Making the “Invisible Hand” Visible
Here is an interesting graph about the highest paid athletes that I found on a site called Swivel. Swivel is more than just a graphing engine, their intent is to make sharing data and graphs as easy as sharing photos.
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Department for Work and Pensions: Statistics for Households Below Average Income and Income Inequality in the United Kingdom
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Data Visualization: Modern Approaches
Smashing Magazine listed what they considered the most interesting modern approaches to data visualization as well as related articles, resources and tools.
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InflationData.com has a lot of information about inflation as well as historical data for the US, including estimates for Confederate Inflation Rates (1861 - 1865)
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Economagic.com: Economic Time Series Page
List of government web sites. This site also has charts and excel files which you can browse with a subscription.
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Infoplease.com has a selection of data tables and articles on Poverty and Income in the United States. For example: Distribution of Household Income by Race
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It would be interesting to see a scale comparing the rate ofteachers pay per state and the rate of litracy per state.
AMEN! to richard fuller’s post … gonna do a li’l googling re that one. And to, the only sport I follow is Formula Car racing … I don’t know if it surprises me that two of these men hold 2nd & 3rd ….