Here Are 78 Charts To Explain The US Economy
To investors, This weekend I worked with the team at Bay Area Times to publish an overview of the US economy using 78 different charts. You can watch the video on YouTube or on Twitter. Here are five of my favorites:
Most of the GDP growth is coming from the western and southern United States.
There have been three of the five largest bank failures in US history this year.
We have erased the past 20 years of gains in life expectancy after the metric fell to 76 years.
And California has 70% of the top Artificial Intelligence startups in the United States.
If you are interested in better understanding the US economy, I highly suggest watching this video. It takes about 10 minutes to see everything and it is jam-packed with information. The team at Bay Area Times explains the news every morning in 5 minutes or less using graphics and visuals. You should subscribe to the email. It is completely free and will make you more informed. Hope you all have a great day. I’ll talk to everyone tomorrow. -Pomp
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