200 Countries over 200 Years in 4 Minutes
Friday, August 26, 2011
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Very cool, thought provoking 4 minutes. Since the data came from 2009, I wonder how the "bubbles" would be moving now. Would the economy and the tenor of the world today cause drastic changes in the projection, causing some of the more productive countries to fall and the lower ones to become even lower. Love the visual! Great for second language learners and people like me who get bogged down in numbers.
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