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The Gini Has a Face
South Africa's Gini is 0.63. Denmark's is 0.27. When you shrink it to 2,000 people, you can see exactly where the money pools — and where it doesn't.
200/ 2,000
own as much as the other 1,860 combinedSourced · 2
What This Crowd Does for a Living
When a society shrinks to a crowd, the jobs that hold it together become visible.
540/ 2,000
serve you coffee, fix your pipes, file your taxesSourced · 2
Young, Educated, and Unemployed
Egypt's youth unemployment is 18.7%. Japan's is 4%. Both numbers hide a deeper story about what 'employment' actually means for the young.
400/ 2,000
sent the resume. Still waiting.Sourced · 2
Self-Employment
Who works for themselves? From nearly 1 in 3 in Greece to under 1 in 11 in Denmark, the share of workers who are their own boss maps a country's whole economic character.
619/ 2,000
answer to no boss but themselvesSourced · 2