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Geography of Jobs (2004-2009)
- dhbradshaw 17y agoAwesome graphic. However, it misleads the intuition because the area of the circles scales with the square of jobs lost or gained.
- fnid 17y agoWow, that's amazing to watch. You can really feel it. Notice what happens around 3rd quarter 2005 when hurricane Katrina hits New Orleans! And look at the border crossing cities of El Paso and McAllen. Those two and Baton Rouge are the only cities that are creating jobs in the last frame.
- TomOfTTB 17y agoWow, that's amazing to watch. You can really feel it. You know, normally I have to admit I'd mock someone saying a graphic made them "feel it" but I have to say you're right. The last few frames when the circles are just getting bigger, and bigger, and bigger. It really does evoke an emotional response. Whoever had the idea for this graphic deserves a metal.
- ahlatimer 17y agoEl Paso also plays home to Ft. Bliss, the second largest installation in the Army's arsenal. That, along with the border, keep things fairly stable.
- camccann 17y agoAs a resident of Michigan, I can't help but note the near-constant throbbing red blot that is Detroit. If anything, I'm surprised it didn't look worse than that.