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While reading Fast Company on the airplane, I found an ingenious artistic visualization of demographics by Mathieu Lehanneur. The containers “capture demographic data in enameled ceramic, with 99-year-olds at the top and newborns at the bottom.” If you are perplexed about how different economies will be affected by age in the coming years, these urns sure beat another pie chart:
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Russia looks sexy and USA is just fat.
LOL
The graphic showing the age demographics of various countries by layering is cool. But it would also be cool to see different countries compared where the layers are based on real numbers of people rather than percentages, so one could see the comparative impact of the various countries.
Great idea, Judy. I hope another artist gets started on that ;)
Nice visualization as to how many people are of working age. Admittedly, there is no reference to the quality of work but still the portion of people of working age must have some correlation to economic production, so a “fatter image” does indicate that productive effort is available.
Seems that Mexico (Mexique?) has an optimum image. Good transition all along the demographic including not a lot of senior citizen free loaders.
Not sure what you mean by “quality of work”?
Thanks for the comment, Bud.