Day 4 of 28 Days of Tax Data.
I always enjoy a graph of the marginal tax rate (i.e. the tax rate applied to the income of the very wealthy by the Federal Government). But I don’t know why they needed a 3-D line? From Starboard Broadside

Second graph is of the same data but not as pretty. From Balloon Juice

Here is one I created in 2007.

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Another infographic comparing the last 18 months to the Great Depression. This time I am focusing on Prices, Inflation and Deflation.

Data from Bureau of Labor Statistics: Consumer Price Index History Table
If you want more see Inflation and Deflation created by WallStats
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I created this infographic to compare the unemployment rate over the last 18 months to the Great Depression.

Data from Bureau of Labor Statistics: Current Population Survey (CPS)
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Some more data visualization goodies…
Two methods for presenting the source for the 1.2 trillion dollar US federal deficit:
From the New York Times

From ThinkProgress

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An unusual visualization of oil prices:

Found via SimpleComplexity on Flickr from Whatype
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From CEPR, for the first time (since 1993) the U.S. unemployment equals the total unemployment of the first 15 countries in the European Union:

U.S. unemployment rate ranks 4th to last among the major OECD countries: 
Found via ChartPorn
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