by From David Ruccio As regular readers of this blog know, I try to make available and critically interpret charts of data—both to challenge others’ arguments and to provide a foundation for my own. Last year, I spent much more time using publicly available data to make my own charts, which readers are free to use for their own purposes. Here are some of those charts (just click on each chart to go to the post in which it originally appeared).
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from David Ruccio
As regular readers of this blog know, I try to make available and critically interpret charts of data—both to challenge others’ arguments and to provide a foundation for my own.
Last year, I spent much more time using publicly available data to make my own charts, which readers are free to use for their own purposes.
Here are some of those charts (just click on each chart to go to the post in which it originally appeared).
