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- 2. $100 The most counterfeited denomination in the world Source: http://usdebt.kleptocracy.us 2
- 3. $10,000 About one year’s pay for the average human on earth Source: http://usdebt.kleptocracy.us 3
- 4. $1 million Not as big of a pile as you thought, huh? Source: http://usdebt.kleptocracy.us 4
- 5. $100 million Fits nicely on a standard sized pallet Source: http://usdebt.kleptocracy.us 5
- 6. $1 billion You will need help robbing a bank Source: http://usdebt.kleptocracy.us 6
- 7. $1 trillion If you spent $1 million a day since Jesus was born, you Double-stacked pallets of $100m each would not have spent $1 trillion by now Source: http://usdebt.kleptocracy.us 7
- 8. $1 trillion How $1 trillion compares with a jumbo jet, a soccer field and an The semi-trailer American football field Source: http://usdebt.kleptocracy.us 8
- 9. $15 trillion The US national debt is about to exceed 100% of America’s gross domestic The semi-trailer product Source: http://usdebt.kleptocracy.us 9
- 10. $115 trillion Unfunded The unfunded future liabilities liabilities of the of the US US govt, such as govt Medicare, social security, and military and civil The servant pensions $15tr already owed Source: http://usdebt.kleptocracy.us 10
- 11. Bar charts Govt support for farmers as % of gross farm receipts Where something 2007-09 average sits in the rankings 11
- 12. Bar charts Govt support for farmers as % of gross farm receipts Where something 2007-09 average sits in the rankings The relative size of values 12
- 13. Bar charts Govt support for farmers as % of gross farm receipts Where something 2007-09 average sits in the rankings The relative size of values Important aspects of the data One of the lowest levels of govt support in the OECD 13
- 14. Art charts How numbers change over time 14
- 15. Art charts How numbers change over time 15
- 16. Art charts How numbers change over time Source: Elders 16
- 19. Line charts How a current situation compares with history 19
- 20. Line charts How a current situation compares with history 20
- 21. Line charts How a current situation compares with history How a current situation compares with targets 21
- 22. Line + bars To compare annual and quarterly data 22
- 23. Tables Important trends can be hard to spot 23
- 24. Bar charts To highlight critical numbers 24
- 25. Bar charts To highlight critical numbers 25
Editor's Notes
- $100 - Most counterfeited money denomination in the world.Keeps the world moving
- $10,000 - Enough for a great vacation or to buy a used car.Approximately one year of work for the average human on earth
- $1,000,000 - Not as big of a pile as you thought, huh?Still this is 92 years of work for the average human on earth
- $100,000,000 - Plenty to go around for everyone.Fits nicely on an ISO / Military standard sized pallet.
- $1,000,000,000 - Now we are getting serious!You will need some help when robbing the bank.
- When the U.S government speaks about a 1.7 trillion deficit - this is the volumes of cash the U.S. Government borrowed in 2010 to run itself.Keep in mind it is double stacked pallets of $100 million dollars each, full of $100 dollar bills. You are going to need a lot of trucks to freight this around.If you spent $1 million a day since Jesus was born, you would have not spent $1 trillion by now...but ~$700 billion- same amount the banks got during bailout.
- Comparison of $1,000,000,000,000 dollars to a standard sized soccer field and an American Football field. Say hello to the Boeing 747-400 transcontinental airliner that's hiding on the right. This was until recently the biggest passenger plane in the world
- $15,000,000,000,000- Unless the U.S. government fixes the budget, US national debt (credit card bill) will topple 15 trillion by Christmas 2011. Statue of Liberty seems rather worried as United States national debt passes 20% of the entire world's combined GDP (Gross Domestic Product).In 2011 the National Debt will exceed 100% of GDP, and venture into the 100%+ debt-to-GDP ratio that the European PIIGS have (bankrupting nations).
- $114,500,000,000,000. - US unfunded liabilitiesTo the right you can see the pillar of cold hard $100 bills that dwarfs the WTC & Empire State Building - both at one point world's tallest buildings.If you look carefully you can see the Statue of Liberty. The 114.5 Trillion dollar super-skyscraper is the amount of money the U.S. Government knows it does not have to fully fund the Medicare, Medicare Prescription Drug Program, Social Security, Military and civil servant pensions. It is the money USA knows it will not have to pay all its bills. If you live in USA this is also your personal credit card bill; you are responsible along with everyone else to pay this back. The citizens of USA created the U.S. Government to servethem, this is what the U.S. Government has done while serving The People. The unfunded liability is calculated on current tax and funding inputs, and future demographicshifts in US Population. Note: On the above 114.5T image the size of the base of the money pile is half a trillion, not 1T as on 15T image. The height is double. This was done to reflect the base of Empire State and WTC more closely.
- Bar charts allow you to rank countries, people or anything that has a value – in this case, the amount of support farmers get from their own governments
- Not only can you see where each country ranks, you can also see how much support the get relative to farmers from other countries
- And by added text and arrows, you can highlight the importance of the graph
- Graphs don’t have to be boring. This one uses symbols of men and women to show how many people each Australian farmer fed in 1950
- And how much more efficient they were by 1970
- And how their efficiency multiplied by 2010. This is much more effective than simply showing numbers
- Graphics are great at showing interrelationships like who owns what - and how much
- This chart shows how business loans became more expensive than home loans after 1995
- Charts can also compare the present with the past
- Such as inflation now versus when the GST was introduced
- Or how inflation has moved in and out of the Reserve Bank’s target range
- Combining bars and lines allows for even more detail to be included
- Table can give a lot of data but it can be hard to spot important numbers
- But picking out raw income and comparing it against measures of profitability highlights a company’s underlying viability
- And other important trendslike profits versus dividends