Economy

Every country drawn to scale by Everything Econ. Want this chart on your wall? Print it at home, or order the museum-quality version. Instant download · £3.99Printed poster · £12.99 The United States has emitted 430 gigatonnes of CO₂ since 1750 — 24.36% of every tonne ever released — while housing roughly 4% of today's […]

Every country drawn to scale by Everything Econ. Want this chart on your wall? Print it at home, or order the museum-quality version. Instant download · £3.99Printed poster · £12.99 The treemap accompanying this article makes one fact impossible to ignore: China's rectangle is larger than the next four countries combined. At 12.17 gigatonnes —

Every country drawn to scale by Everything Econ. Want this chart on your wall? Print it at home, or order the museum-quality version. Instant download · £3.99Printed poster · £12.99 The treemap accompanying this article resizes every country by what it actually buys from the world — and the distortion is immediate. The United States

Every country drawn to scale by Everything Econ. Want this chart on your wall? Print it at home, or order the museum-quality version. Instant download · £3.99Printed poster · £12.99 The treemap accompanying this article resizes every country by its merchandise export value, not its land area. China occupies roughly one-seventh of the entire chart.

Every economy drawn to scale by its share of 2026 GDP. Source: International Monetary Fund. Want this chart on your wall? Print it at home, or order the museum-quality version. Instant download · £3.99Printed poster · £12.99 The treemap accompanying this article makes the same point a political map cannot: just five countries — the