Where Does the Money Go?

by Neal Levene on Monday, July 13, 2009 · 1 comment

in Infographic, Visualization

Where Did the Money Go
[via Visual Economics]
A Department of Labor visualization showing where Americans are spending their money (annual numbers). The data is very interesting. The visualization is nice and colorful. Unfortunately, you need to work pretty hard to extract the information. The display mechanism is effectively a pie chart. I bet a different display would show off the data much better.

If anyone wants to take a stab displaying this data more effectively, I would be happy to post your results here.

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This post was written by Neal Levene, CEO of InnovaTech, Inc., who blogs about data and business issues here at Simple Complexity and about a variety of other topics at NealLevene.com. Find Neal on LinkedIn or follow him on Twitter. Neal is available to speak to your organization on a variety of topics. You may also use Simple Complexity's Contact Form.

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