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Visualizing Global Economic Slowdown

by Joshua New
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Economic growth

The Wall Street Journal has created a series of data visualizations illustrating the global trend of diminished economic growth, which has fallen from an average of four percent gross domestic product (GDP) growth per year before the Great Recession, to between one- and two-percent GDP growth. The visualizations highlight the years between 1996 and 2016, showing changes in GDP growth, flat or negative inflation rates, the decline in industrial production, and the unemployment rate for many of the world’s advanced economies. The Wall Street Journal attributes the rise in popularity of anti-establishment movements around the world to this global economic decline.

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