Showing posts with label Charts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charts. Show all posts

Saturday, June 20, 2009

Some charting websites

Scott Adams, the creator of the Dilbert comic, has a great blog site. Scott's comments are typically interesting and entertaining. Recently he blogged about how useful charts are at explaining concepts and this triggered a huge response from his followers.

I have harvested the following links to sites on charts. Some are great, some are not.
  • Ross Perot founded Electronic Data Systems and made two substantial campaigns to become the President of the United States. He has built a fortune worth about $5 billion. He has set up a web site called Perot Charts which makes use of clear, effective charts to provide information about the US economy.
  • Graphjam makes amusing charts but they are not clean and crisp. Amusement value only.
  • A depressing chart showing similarities between 1929 stock market and today is available here.
  • Mark Perry is an economist who makes good use of charts to explain the US economy.