Economy

Every country drawn to scale by Everything Econ. Want this on your wall?  Printed poster — £14.99  ·  Instant download — £4.99 Brazil and Vietnam together grow just under half the world's coffee, 47.9% of it, and the treemap accompanying this article renders that fact as two blocks that swallow most of the frame while

Every country drawn to scale by Everything Econ. Want this on your wall?  Printed poster — £12.99  ·  Instant download — £3.99 Qatar and Saudi Arabia together produced roughly 303 bcm of natural gas in 2024, more than the entire African continent's 47 countries combined, which totalled around 250 bcm and just 6% of world

Which Countries Really Take the Biggest Cut of Their Economy? Prints and downloads of Everything Econ visualisations:  Browse the print shop → Every country collects tax, but how much of the total economy actually flows through government hands varies enormously. This measure looks at general government tax revenue as a share of GDP — in

What One Worker Is Actually Worth, Country by Country Prints and downloads of Everything Econ visualisations:  Browse the print shop → Divide a country's total economic output by the number of people producing it, and you get a rough measure of how much value the average worker generates in a year. It's not take-home pay

Where Manufacturing Still Pays the Wages Prints and downloads of Everything Econ visualisations:  Browse the print shop → Across the world, roughly one in four workers holds an industrial job — in a factory, on a construction site, or down a mine. This ranking measures what share of each country's employed population works in "industry",

Every country drawn to scale by Everything Econ. Want this on your wall?  Printed poster — £12.99  ·  Instant download — £3.99 China produced 97.9 million tonnes of meat in 2024, more than the entire continent of Europe's 64.5 million tonnes across roughly 30 countries, and more than all of North America's 64.6 million tonnes

Where a Baby’s First Year Is Most Dangerous Prints and downloads of Everything Econ visualisations:  Browse the print shop → Infant mortality counts how many babies out of every 1,000 born alive die before their first birthday. It's one of the starkest measures of how a country treats its most vulnerable citizens, because it captures

The Countries Where Growing Old Is the Norm, Not the Exception Prints and downloads of Everything Econ visualisations:  Browse the print shop → Life expectancy for women measures the average number of years a girl born today could expect to live, based on current death rates. It's one of the clearest single signals of a

The Countries Where Almost Nobody Has a Boss Prints and downloads of Everything Econ visualisations:  Browse the print shop → Most people in rich countries work for someone else: they get a payslip, a contract, and a manager. But that arrangement is far from universal. Across much of the world, working for yourself — farming

Every country drawn to scale by Everything Econ. Want this on your wall?  Printed poster — £12.99  ·  Instant download — £3.99 Brazil holds roughly 238 million cattle, the largest national herd on Earth, while India, the country most associated with cows in the global imagination, counts about 195 million. That gap of some 43