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Founder and Publisher at Visual Capitalist
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A founder of Visual Capitalist, Jeff holds a BCom from the Sauder School of Business at UBC. Jeff believes that a fusion of information and design can bring investors unique insight in a way that has never been done before. Originally hailing from Penticton, BC, Jeff is also an avid traveller, ...more

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How Total Spending By U.S. Advertisers Has Changed Over 20 Years
With an advertising economy worth $239 billion in 2019, it’s safe to say that the U.S. is home to some of the biggest advertising spenders. However, the pandemic has resulted in an upheaval of advertising, and it is unlikely to recover for some time.
How Amazon Makes Its Money
While a majority of Amazon’s revenue comes from online sales, the company has several other business segments that generate billions of dollars in revenue
Visualized: A Breakdown Of Amazon’s Revenue Model
Amazon has evolved into more than just an online store. While e-commerce makes up a significant portion of the company’s overall sales, its diverse revenue model generates billions through various business segments.
Mapped: America’s $2 Trillion Economic Drop, By State And Sector
While all states experienced a decline, the effects were not distributed equally across the nation. Take a look at state-by-state changes in GDP and the worst-performing states by industry.
Visualized: A Snapshot Of The Global Personal Tech Market
A plethora of accessories and devices, known as smartphone multipliers, have surged in popularity—this market is set to generate $459 billion in revenue by the end of 2020.
Every Company In And Out Of The Dow Jones Industrial Average Since 1928
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is reported on daily by every major finance and media platform—a testament to its importance and relevance in global financial markets.
Mapped: The Uneven Recovery Of U.S. Small Businesses
Small businesses are the backbone of the U.S. economy, employing nearly half of the private sector workforce. Unfortunately, lockdown and work-from-home measures have disproportionately affected small businesses.
Visualizing The Range Of EVs On Major Highway Routes
Between growing concerns around climate change, new commuting behaviors due to COVID-19, and imminent policy changes, the global transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is well under way.
The U.S. Cities With The Highest Economic Output
At over $21 trillion, the US holds the title of the world’s largest economy accounting for almost a 25% of the global GDP total. However, the fact is that a few select cities are responsible for a large share of the country’s total economic output.
Shapes Of Recovery: When Will The Global Economy Bounce Back?
Whenever the economy is put through the ringer, levels of optimism, and pessimism about its potential recovery can vary greatly. The current state mid-pandemic is no exception.
The $88 Trillion World Economy In One Chart
The global economy can seem like an abstract concept, yet it influences our everyday lives in both obvious and subtle ways. Nowhere is this clearer than in the current economic state amid the throes of the pandemic.
The Growth Of Home Fitness Apps
Home fitness apps have been shaping our lives—and our glutes—long before COVID-19, but their popularity has truly surged in the last few months.
Ranked: The World’s Richest Families In 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t stopped the world’s wealthiest families from growing their fortunes. Over the past year, the richest family—the Waltons—grew their wealth by $25 billion, or almost $3 million per hour.
The World Population In 2100, By Country
Will the global population surpass 10 billion by the end of the century? Check out this infographic and find out which will be the top countries by 2100.
Visualizing The Social Media Universe In 2020
Social media has seeped into virtually all aspects of modern life. The vast social media universe collectively now holds 3.8 billion users, representing roughly 50% of the global population.
The Decline Of Upward Mobility In One Chart
For decades, a majority of Americans have been able to climb the economic ladder by earning higher incomes than their parents. These improving conditions are known as upward mobility, and form an important part of the American Dream.
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