5 Financial Infographics to Help Make Sense of This Financial Mess!

by David on Tuesday, March 31, 2009 · 2 comments

in Business, Data Mining, Infographic, Statistics, Visualization

Personally, I’m about as fiscally savvy as a hunk of balsa wood. That being said, I’m not one to sit on the sidelines and just be happy with being oblivious. That’s why I think I’ve gravitated to posting on the economy and financial mess so much recently… Hope someone else out there finds these type of infographics as valuable as I do.

Found over at Credit Loan: Financial Infographics, these infographics try to help people make some sense of the complex mess we’re in.


Obama’s Economic Stimulus Plan Mapped Out

Want to know where all those $787 billion/however-many stimulus dollars are going? Here’s the low down on President Obama’s aggressive plan.

Obama Stimulus Infographic


How The AIG Bailout Pissed Off Just About Every Person In America

How the American International Group (AIG) managed to get itself in a whole lot of trouble financially, with the government, and with just about every person in America.

How the AIG Bailout Pissed Off the Financial World


The History of US Government Corporate Bailouts

Get the breakdown on who the United States has bailed out, for how much, and what happened, in this infographic:

History of American Bailouts


United States Credit Score

What would happen if Uncle Sam applied for a loan at his local bank? What if we calculated the United States credit rating like our own is calculated? All about how the U.S. government uses its credit, and what its score would be.

US credit score


What Happened to the Stock Market?

Where did all the money actually go? The following infographic depicts average annual spending on Wall Street, so you can see where your investment money goes every year.

What Happened To The Stock market?

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David Paolicelli is a consultant focused on open source, content management, and Web applications. David is a Senior Vice President with Innovatech, Inc.

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1 Jonathan Hanson Tuesday, March 31, 2009 at 11:18 am

Speaking of economic-crisis visualization, your post reminded me of this.

http://www.getrichslowly.org/blog/2009/02/25/the-credit-crisis-visualized/

I guess everyone’s seen this at this point (it made the rounds a while back), but I thought it was really well done.

Thanks for your site, Nathan.

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2 Nathan Tuesday, March 31, 2009 at 11:48 am

Jonathan,
yeah, that’s a great video. I usually don’t have the attention span to sit through stuff like that unless it’s well done and engaging, which that video most certainly is.
He’s got some sweet infographic stuff displaying the same content over here:
http://jonathanjarvis.com/crisis-of-credit

Thanks for the shout out too – makes writing the blog feel worthwhile knowing people appreciate it.

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