Archive for the ‘Source: WSJ’ Category
Fed Holds $1 trillion in Mortgage Securities
29 Mar 2010
March Madness Twitter Feed
28 Mar 2010Select a team to follow the tweets of it’s coaches, players, and notable observers.
US Unemployment (updated 3/26/10)
28 Mar 2010
Unemployment Heatmap (Mar ‘10 ver)
25 Mar 2010
Global Central Bank Rates (2004-10)
In: Finance Global Economy Interactive Maps Politics Source: WSJ US Economy
18 Mar 2010
FED Balance Sheet (updated)
18 Mar 2010
Sovereign Debt Hot Spots
8 Mar 2010Among the several measures it examined were fiscal deficits, debt loans, growth rates and inflation. The ‘sovereign risk’ index includes those and others. The higher the number the riskier the country.
The Census
8 Mar 2010Nice summary from the WSJ: The Summary, the questions, and the results (1880-2000).
Northeast Snowpocalypses
28 Feb 2010Biggest NE storms of all time. Strangely, excludes the Blizzard of ’77, which I remember in upstate NY.
How Inventory Affects GDP
26 Feb 2010
Job Openings in Congress
In: Politics Source: WSJ
19 Feb 2010Also includes a table of everyone leaving indicating stated reason, terms served, etc.
Gender Advantage
16 Feb 2010Women lost their jobs less than men during the recession, and women outnumber men in the workplace for the first time. Related article.
Israeli Settlements in the West Bank
9 Feb 2010An impressively detailed mapping analysis of settlements in disputed territories over time. Related article.
USA Job Losses by Sector 2008-10
9 Feb 2010Job losses/gains. Use the timeline slider at the top to change the month. The bubbles at the bottom showing the overall size of the sectors are a nice touch.
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