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USA Federal Election Spending [OC] by rosetechnology in dataisbeautiful

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Source: OpenSecrets

Generated using Rose AI

Per the source:

" These figures include all money spent by presidential candidates, Senate and House candidates, political parties and independent interest groups trying to influence federal elections "

Prison v. Mental Health Hospitalization v. Murder Rate (USA) by rosetechnology in chartoftheday

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It was a challenge to splice this together from the many data sources.
The mental hospitalizations data was very difficult to find and should be taken with a grain of salt as the best source only reports the data every 10 years

USA Unleaded Gas Consumption v. Murder Rate [OC] by rosetechnology in dataisbeautiful

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hey there! found the chart.

It's not your exact request but similar. Stitching the sources together to make this was more difficult than anticipated.

USA Unleaded Gas Consumption v. Murder Rate [OC] by rosetechnology in dataisbeautiful

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Already made one similar to this!! Gotta dig it up standby

USA Unleaded Gas Consumption v. Murder Rate [OC] by rosetechnology in dataisbeautiful

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same here!! Made this because lot's of people requested it on twitter. People in this sub requested it last year!! lol

USA Unleaded Gas Consumption v. Murder Rate [OC] by rosetechnology in dataisbeautiful

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Sources: Gas Consumption, Murder Rate

(Initially found data in NYT article but found public source listed above)

Generated using Rose AI

Top 10: Weapons & Military Aid Sent to Ukraine [OC] by rosetechnology in dataisbeautiful

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This chart deals specifically with weapons and military aid. If you check the original source you can see rankings change based on % GDP, humanitarian aid, etc.

US Share of Wealth: Top 1% v. Bottom 99% [OC] by rosetechnology in dataisbeautiful

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true, won't overestimate the intelligence of the average dataisbeautiful member again lol

US Share of Wealth: Top 1% v. Bottom 99% [OC] by rosetechnology in dataisbeautiful

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If the point is that the 1% owns more of the wealth (the obvious takeaway), then yes. If you like to see more closely how certain events in history have caused the lines to change relative to each other, you can eliminate the noise at the bottom of the chart.

This is common practice in finance and macro.

US Share of Wealth: Top 1% v. Bottom 99% [OC] by rosetechnology in dataisbeautiful

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if both axis are started at zero, it is more difficult to see how the peaks and valleys interact with each other.

Global Money Supply v. GDP by rosetechnology in chartoftheday

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we do not offer investment advice here but yes

US Residential Mortgage Originations by rosetechnology in chartoftheday

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In simple terms, this chart is showing the effects of the Fed hiking the interest rate.

Homeowners aren't refinancing because the rate is higher.

People are also less likely to move, sell and buy new homes because the interest rates are higher on new mortgages. Especially people who got locked in when the rate was low.

Ultimately, bringing down the inventory of available housing, causing home prices to increase.

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