Diese Infografik wurde vom WEF publiziert und basiert auf Daten von JLL.
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MdP – MONEY IS A MAP: Countries Scaled to the Economic Aid They Receive From the US
This map was published by howmuch.net in 2016
MdP – MAPS: Percentage of people who feel secure in their neighborhood
Gefühlte Sicherheit der Bürger: Das ist mal eine wirklich sehr interessante Karte.
Die Karte wurde auf reddit.com/r/mapporn von dem User „trinitronbox“ veröffentlicht.
Countries where Christianity is growing by Percentage of the Population
Michael’s opinion: This map surprises me. The Argentinean Pope seems to be pretty popular in his home country and the surrounding states. And Asia shows an impressive „market growth rate“. Europe isn’t doing that good.
Chart: Where is Global Growth Happening?
by: Visual Capitalist
A World of Languages
There are at least 7,102 known languages alive in the world today. Twenty-three of these languages are a mother tongue for more than 50 million people. The 23 languages make up the native tongue of 4.1 billion people. We represent each language within black borders and then provide the numbers of native speakers (in millions) by country. The colour of these countries shows how languages have taken root in many different regions.
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Quelle: South China Morning Post
Kryptowährungen – Das Universum expandiert
Kryptowährungen haben in der Wahrnehmung der „politischen Kaste“ in Deutschland noch nicht die Bedeutung, die ihnen bereits zukommt. MdP wird sich in Kürze mit den geldpolitischen Auswirkungen befassen. Please stay tuned and get registered…:)
Infographik von visualcapitalist.com
The Race for Arctic Domination
In dem untenstehenden Artikel der South China Post wird die Frage gestellt, ob die Arktis ein globales Naturschutzgebiet sein wird oder eher ein wirtschaftlicher Entwicklungsmotor? Ich denke, dass es nicht so schwer ist, die Frage zu beantworten. Ob man es gut findet oder auch nicht: It’s the economy, stupid.
Nowadays, the question is, will the Arctic frontier become an ecological preserve or an economic engine, an area of international cooperation or confrontation?
To build and manage the Panama Canal, the United States pushed through Panama’s independence from Colombia and spent more on this construction project than on any other before. To create the Suez Canal, the Egyptian government leased its land to a private French company, which used forced labor to complete the project. Nowadays, the question is, will the Arctic frontier become an ecological preserve or an economic engine, an area of international cooperation or confrontation?
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Source: South China Post
Global Risk Map 2017
Quelle: Global Risk Map 2017
