Bailout Archive:
The Fed’s Trillion
5 May 2009A nice breakdown of the Fed’s facilities.
Execute Compensation
1 May 2009Two nice infographics on CEO pay (the one on the right is interactive)
Fed Balance Sheet
24 Apr 2009A (slightly) interactive chart of the balance sheet, updated 4/23/09.
$4 Trillion in losses
21 Apr 2009From the IMF’s latest Global Financial Stability Report, released today:
Financial Infographics
15 Apr 2009Some nice presentations from creditloan.com:
Why everyone hates AIG:
US Stimulus Package breakdown:
Corporate bailouts since 1970:
the USA’s credit rating (below left) and How investment money is spent on wall street (below right. and I knew it!)
WSJ Economic Forecasting Survey (April results)
In: Bailout Employment Finance Interactive Source: WSJ Stock Market Updated regularly US Economy
13 Apr 2009Interactive survey of 55 economists on a number of indicators and issues.
Economic State of the Union
In: Bailout Employment Finance Housing Source: Washington Post US Economy
8 Apr 2009A little dated now, but I didn’t come across the online version of this until today. it’d be nice if they kept it up to date.
Another Bailout Summary
8 Apr 2009
S&P Executive Pay 2008
In: Bailout Employment Source: Washington Post Stock Market US Economy
8 Apr 2009
US Intervention Programs
8 Apr 2009Nice clean infographic.
Global Recession Summary
2 Apr 2009
G20 by GDP, CPI, Stimulus, and Debt
In: Bailout Emerging Markets Finance Global Economy Interactive Maps Source: WSJ US Economy
1 Apr 2009Interactive map and tables (click along data series at top).
Central Bank Salaries
30 Mar 2009An amusing list of central bank salaries. (Bernanke’s underpaid)
Of course, they don’t mention their incomes before or after service.
G-20 Stimulus Spending
In: Bailout Commentary Finance Global Economy Interactive Maps Source: Washington Post US Economy
30 Mar 2009Related Washington Post article.
Of course, not being in terms of GDP, that isn’t the best perspective.
Here’s the original data from Brookings:
And here’s a nice interactive heatmap of the plans (roll-over for country details):
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What Will It Take to Stabilize the Banks?
In: Bailout Commentary US Economy
30 Mar 2009A decent article by Martin Baily and Douglas Elliot on how big the crisis is – and comparisons of different estimates of the remaining problem: