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Split graphic of US life expectancy in 2024. Asian residents are at 85.8 years. American Indian and Alaska Native residents are the amber figure at 71.1 years.
By Sukh Dhaliwal
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October 12, 2026

Compared: The Rich Are Living Longer. The Poor Are Dying Younger: Longevity Divide

A ship calendar for Tristan da Cunha. Fewer than a dozen voyages are marked. A crossed label reads once a year. The population callout is 221.
By Sukh Dhaliwal
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October 11, 2026

Mapped: Economics of Remote Islands

Split graphic of a restaurant bill. The US side is amber at a 19.1% average full-service tip. The other side marks service included in France and no tip in Japan. Compared: The Economics of Tipping
By Sukh Dhaliwal
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October 11, 2026

Compared: The Economics of Tipping

Dark graphic of a human outline filled with a cell census. Bacteria are the amber count at 38 trillion. Human cells are 30 trillion. Bacterial mass is 0.2 kilograms. Visualized: The Human Microbiome Economy.
By Sukh Dhaliwal
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October 10, 2026

Visualized: The Human Microbiome Economy

A dark-mode premium editorial treemap framed inside a flat-vector diamond outline shows the global luxury market by category — the amber fashion and accessories block largest at 28% and $420 billion with a soft glow, muted gold luxury cars at 18%, deep navy fine dining at 15%, teal watches and jewellery at 14%, slate beauty and fragrance at 13%, and dark slate fine wine and spirits at 12% — with a crown micro-illustration, diamond conceptual flourish, teal pill source badge, and four dark cards on LVMH's dominance, buyer concentration, recession resilience, and China's rising share. The Economics of Luxury.
By Sukh Dhaliwal
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October 7, 2026

Visualized: The Economics of Luxury

A dark-mode premium editorial treemap framed inside a flat-vector circular plate shows global meat consumption by type — the amber pork block largest at 38% and 130 million tonnes with a soft glow, earth brown poultry at 25%, forest green beef at 20%, teal mutton at 11%, and dark slate other at 6% — with a fork and knife micro-illustration, teal pill source badge, and four dark data cards on beef's 60kg CO₂ per kilo, livestock's 30% land use, 70% freshwater share, and $1.3 trillion industry revenue.
By Sukh Dhaliwal
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October 6, 2026

Visualized: The Global Meat Economy

Free trade statistics and tariff analysis
By Sukh Dhaliwal
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October 5, 2026

Compared: The Economics of Free Trade

Deep ocean economy statistics and insights
By Sukh Dhaliwal
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October 5, 2026

Visualized: The Deep Ocean Economy

A dark-mode flat-vector horizontal ranked bar chart shows eight world regions by projected GDP loss from extreme heat by 2050 — South and Southeast Asia's amber bar dominant at $8 trillion, Sub-Saharan Africa earth brown at $2.4 trillion, East Asia sky blue at $2.1 trillion, Latin America teal, and four smaller bars descending to Europe at $0.3 trillion — with a thermometer micro-illustration, amber glow on the largest bar, and four dark data cards on India's productivity loss, 2-degree warming impact, 2.2 billion unprotected outdoor workers, and the $400 billion adaptation cost.
By Sukh Dhaliwal
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October 5, 2026

Mapped: The Economics of Extreme Heat

Wealth concentration in land ownership
By Sukh Dhaliwal
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October 2, 2026

Half the Land on Earth Is Owned by 1% of the World’s Population: Economics of Inherited Land

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