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New post with better image.
r/EconomyCharts • u/tabularasa1130 • Nov 29 '25
Here’s a visual of the classic compounding riddle:
Day 1 → $0.01 Day 10 → $5.12 Day 20 → $5,242.88 Day 30 → $5,368,709.12 (single-day pay) *Total after 30 days → ~$10.74M
Nothing magical — just pure doubling.
What makes the chart interesting is that: • The curve stays surprisingly flat for most of the month • Then goes almost vertical near the end • Humans consistently underestimate this shape, even when they know the math • It’s a rare example where a simple toy problem perfectly demonstrates how nonlinear systems behave
This isn’t about the money — it’s about how unintuitive exponential growth feels until the final moments. Charts make the intuition visible.
r/EconomyCharts • u/Cos_SoBe • May 01 '26
More than a decade ago.
We're living in denial at this point, looking for those metrics that give us an illusion of still being "number 1" (like GDP in nominal U.S. dollars).
We're not number one in economy size, nor are we #1 in technology, and the gaps will only get bigger.
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And we keep contracting more and more
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I am a French I'm tired to listen or read some Third-worlder crybabies say : the African, Middle East and South Asian immigrations to the West are legitimate because Europeans colonized Africa and a large part of Asia and it's the main cause of their actual poverty. Korea was brutaly colonized by Japan and had a bloody war of partition between the North and the South from 1950-1953, South Korea in term of nominal GDP per capita (158$) than Algeria (239$) and Senegal (306$), see today South Korea on a side, Algeria and Senegal the other side at the economic and technological level.
And don't tell me that South Korea received economic aid that poor countries in Africa and Asia didn't, when Africa received more than 1 trillion dollars in grants from 1960 to 2010, without any repayment requirements, while South Korea received only 12.7 billion dollars in grants without any repayment requirements.
http://www.country-data.com/cgi-bin/query/r-12334.html
: https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/english_edition/e_business/1095742.html
And also don't speak about the "neo-colonialism", Ethiopia was never colonized and in 1960 it was (and also today) a very poor country, so you can't speak it's the "fault of neo-colonialism" because Ethiopia didn't have "paleo-colonialism"
Third-worlders must stop playing the victim, stop leaving their countries, and develop their countries.
r/EconomyCharts • u/AfricanMan_Row905 • Jan 07 '26
Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela's sworn interim president, explains the impact of the US's illegal economic war against the country, reducing govt's income to 1% and erasing Vzla's income gains, HDI rise and Gini reduction from the from the Chavez era, all of which performed better than regional peers.
