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Founder and Publisher at Visual Capitalist
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A founder of Visual Capitalist, Jeff holds a BCom from the Sauder School of Business at UBC. Jeff believes that a fusion of information and design can bring investors unique insight in a way that has never been done before. Originally hailing from Penticton, BC, Jeff is also an avid traveller, ...more

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Where The Next 1,000 Babies Will Be Born
China, which comes second on the list, is similar to India, with a high population but relatively low birth rate as well. On the other hand, Nigeria, which ranks third on the list, has a birth rate that’s nearly double the global average, at 34.2.
Visualized: The Value Of U.S. Imports Of Goods By State
For nearly 50 years, U.S. imports have exceeded exports and 2021 was no exception. Imports of goods to the U.S. equaled $2.8 trillion, relative to $1.8 trillion for exports, putting the 2021 goods trade deficit at its highest level on record.
Brand Loyalty Is Declining For Most Luxury Automakers
Ongoing supply chain issues could also be contributing to wide-spread declines in loyalty. Rather than waiting several months (or in the case of EVs, years), buyers may switch to a different brand that has cars in stock.
Visualizing Major Layoffs At U.S. Corporations
Hiring freezes and layoffs are becoming more common in 2022, as U.S. businesses look to slash costs ahead of a possible recession.
The Cost Of Mining Bitcoin In 198 Different Countries
It takes an estimated 1,449 kilowatt hours (kWh) of energy to mine a single bitcoin. That’s the same amount of energy an average U.S. household consumes in approximately 13 years.
Which Countries Produce The Most Natural Gas?
Despite global efforts to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, natural gas consumption reached a new all-time high in 2021 , surpassing the previous record set in 2019 by 3.3%.
Mapped: The Salary You Need To Buy A Home In 50 U.S. Cities
Depending on where you live, owning a home may seem like a dream or it could be realistic. In New York City, for example, a person needs to be making at least six figures to buy a home, but in Cleveland you could do it with just over $45,000 a year.
3 Reasons For The Fertilizer And Food Shortage
Bad weather, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and a shortage of fertilizer have led to fears of a global food crisis.
Mapped: The Top U.S. Exports By State
The U.S. exported over $1.3 trillion in goods in 2020, the second-highest amount worldwide. This infographic from OnDeck shows America’s top exports by state, using January 2022 data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Countries With The Highest Default Risk In 2022
In May 2022, the South Asian nation of Sri Lanka defaulted on its debt for the first time. The country’s government was given a 30-day grace period to cover $78 million in unpaid interest, but ultimately failed to pay.
The $100 Trillion Global Economy In One Chart
The United States is still the economic leader worldwide, with a GDP of $25.3 trillion—making up nearly one-quarter of the global economy. China follows close behind at $19.9 trillion.
AWS: Powering The Internet And Amazon’s Profits
The Amazon growth story has been a remarkable one so far. On the top line, the company has grown every single year since its inception. What many people don't know is that 74% of Amazon’s operating profit comes from Amazon Web Services.
Mapped: Average Wind Speed Across The U.S.
Wind energy is a hot topic in North America and around the world as a decarbonization tool, but full utilization requires a lot of wind.
Visualized: Which Countries Are Dominating Space?
Believe it or not, there is a lot of stuff in space. In fact, our atmosphere is filled with more than 11,000 objects that have been launched since the foray into space began.
What Does It Take To Be Wealthy In America?
Someone with a net worth of $1 million several decades ago would have been considered very wealthy. According to recent survey results, however, $1 million is only enough to feel “financially comfortable” today.
Charted: Four Decades Of U.S. Inflation
In May 2022, the annual rate of U.S. inflation grew to 8.6%—the highest it’s been in four decades, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. What’s driving this surge, and what products are seeing the most significant price jumps?
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