Employment Archive:
US Job Growth: Where will it Come From?
In: Employment US Economy
23 Mar 2010From Time magazine.
Economic Indicators Dashboard (Mar 2010 ver)
22 Mar 2010One of my favorite summaries of economic indicators. Click on any of the “historical details” to see what each indicator means and why it’s important.
Best Cities for Working Mothers
22 Mar 2010Eleven indicator rankings, based on Forbes research.
Outsourcing is Good For Us(?)
16 Mar 2010I don’t think I buy this argument – it glosses over some significant income distribution and labor mobility issues, which are only partly discussed at the bottom.
Employment Change by Industry
In: Employment US Economy
15 Mar 2010We’ve seen this data before, but this presentation is clearer in some ways.
Google Public Data Explorer
In: Employment Global Economy Graphic Design (general) Innovative Maps Reference Science
9 Mar 2010
Wall Street Bonuses
8 Mar 2010A comparative look at the scale.
Unemployment Dashboard
2 Mar 2010Nice collection of employment charts, updated monthly.
I’ve just started playing with this new online interactive visualization tool, but it looks fantastic.
Here are some examples of what other people have produced with it:
The US Income Gap
In: Employment US Economy
28 Feb 2010Race, and sex income gaps in the USA. (via)
US Wealth Centers
26 Feb 2010Comparison of metropolitan areas by wealth.
Time Spent Retired
23 Feb 2010Official retirement ages have failed to keep pace with rising life expectancy, making pensions increasingly unaffordable. In practice many people in the rich-world OECD countries retire several years early, which lets them enjoy, on average, some 19 years in retirement before death.
Economic Indicators Dashboard (Feb 10 ver)
23 Feb 2010One of my favorite summaries of economic indicators. Click on any of the “historical details” to see what each indicator means and why it’s important.
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