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Policymakers have avoided dealing with debt for years, guaranteeing that any resolution will be more painful. This visualization shows which countries have the biggest problems with national debt relative to their economic size.

Who doesn't love a good map? I'd even say we'd get lost without one. They enrich our understanding of the world in a simple, visual way.

The World’s Richest City by GDP is Tokyo, followed by New York, Los Angeles, London, and Paris. Tokyo metropolitan area is the richest metropolitan area by estimated nominal GDP of 2.05 trillion dollars. Tokyo is a significant center for global finance, serving some of the biggest investment banks and insurance firms in the world. Tokyo also […]

When it comes to the take-home pay of the average worker, the U.S. barely cracks the top 10, trailing several of the European countries that tend to pop up...

Chart: Is U.S. or China the Worlds Economic Superpower? - Is U.S. or China the Worlds Economic Superpower? Popular opinion changes depending on where you live The Chart of the Week is a weekly Visual Capitalist feature on Fridays. Since the collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 the world has had one undisputed economic superpower: the United States. But while the U.S. has enjoyed its moment in the sun the balance of power has been slowly shifting towards the inevitable rise of China. Its…

People are getting more interested in living in another country than ever before. This could be because they are retiring, moving for work, wanting to try something new, or dreaming of a way of life they can’t have in their own Country. When moving to a new place, there are many different things to consider. […]

This is a part of infographics series published by Ubuntu Mail. This infographics represents the education condition around the world. There are 1.4 billion students on the earth and only 65.2 million educators globally. Even then too many children remain out of school, and those who are in school aren't learning the skills they need for life and work.

How has child mortality declined worldwide across the last two centuries?

Our population will soon reach a new milestone—8 billion. These visualizations show where all those people are distributed around the world

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