This web site is run by Catherine Mulbrandon. Here you can view graphs and charts about the U.S. and World economies.
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- 100% Average Income in the United States
- 78% Share of GDP: China, India, Japan, Latin America, Western Europe, United States
- 72% Average Income in the United States (1913-2006)
- 51% 2005 US Income Distribution
- 44% United States Poverty Map
- 38% World GDP Density Map
- 29% Income of United States, Japan, India, China, and Indonesia since 1500
- 25% United States Income Inequality Map
- 25% Does Higher Income Increases Happiness?
- 23% Adoption of New Technology since 1900
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The L-curve
The L-curve has an alternative approach to visualizing income distribution using a football field. However, I was inspired by the the video. In it he mentions the importance of investment income for high income earners. While labor income is the way most people make their money. So for my next set of graphs I will be exploring what components make up the income of the highest income brackets.
[tags]income distribution, US income distribution, US income inequality, income inequality[/tags]
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