Charts+&+Graphs

=**The Wall Street Journal's Economic Chartbook**=





=**From [|Economic Policy Institute]...**=





=** BUSINESS CYCLES **=

[|"Why it Doesn't Feel Like a Recovery"] (Washington Post - October, 2010)
= CPI & INFLATION =

===[|"All of Inflation's Little Parts"] **84,000 prices in 200 categories: the stuff CPI is made of** (New York Times - May, 2008)===

** CONSUMER SPENDING **

"Costs of Living" Comparing spending on "essential" and "nonessential" items amongst nations (National Geographic - July, 2010)
[|Costs_of_Living.jpg]

** DEMAND **

===[|"All Pints East"] **Asia overtakes Europe, in beer terms** (The Economist - August, 2010)===

** EDUCATION **

[|"Study Leave"] Plenty of university graduates are working in low-skilled jobs. (The Economist - September, 2010)
** EMPLOYMENT **

===[|"Forgotten Men"] **Jobless recovery? Changes in employment after recessions.** (The Economist - August, 2010)===

** FISCAL POLICY **

[|"Dealing with Debt"] Public opinion on reducing deficits. (The Economist - September, 2010)
===[|"The Great Crawl of China"] **China's traffic jam was inevitable.** (The Economist - August, 2010)===

= HEALTH =

[|"Fat of the Lands"] The bulging problem of obesity. (The Economist - September, 2010)
** INSTITUTIONS **

===[|"Please Delete"] The internet has become too important for governments to ignore. (The Economist - September, 2010)===

===[|"No Visa Required"] **Who has the most freedom to travel?** (The Economist - August, 2010)===

** INSURANCE **

===[|"Grand Theft American"] **Stolen cars which are most costly to insurers.** (The Economist - August, 2010)===

** SUPPLY **

===[|"The Breakfast Index"] **Rising breakfast costs due to supply shock.** (The Economist - August, 2010)===