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Thou shalt not truncate the Y axis.
“A lesson. Explained with two charts.”
And this chart proves it.
If you’re stuck for Halloween ideas, print this out and go as a chart bandit.
JPMorgan, u OK hun?
All is well in the US economy, apparently.
The state of Georgia publishes a chart showing dates conveniently ordered to show a decline in Covid cases.
Is now really the time for whirlwind charts? Well why not.
The FT's John Burn-Murdoch explains the FT's must-see daily graphs, which show the spread of the virus
Audio presentation will make data available to visually impaired users
Lock it up.
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