Statistical Maps

Credit Suisse recently published its annual wealth report comparing the wealth (net worth) of adults (as private individuals, i.e. not the (...)

The OECD provides data on the average class size of European countries in primary and lower secondary education. The OECD defines the (...)

When it come to class size, the relationship is quite obvious: The fewer students a teacher has, the more time she or he can devote to (...)

The age of consent, while it has no concrete legal definition, is widely understood to mean the lowest age at which a person is legally (...)

The LUCAS survey by Eurostat provided a lot of insight into land cover in the EU (but unfortunately not in non-EU countries). As someone (...)

Almost half a billion people live in South and Central America, and more than 600 million people live in Latin America (which includes (...)

The oldest profession in the world is subject to completely different laws in different parts of the world, and the situation in Europe in (...)

The following map shows the number of hours workers in each country work per week, on average, including both full-time and part-time (...)

A map shows the Corruption Perception Index of European countries published by Transparency International. (...)

The number of patent applications is a good indicator of how innovative businesses in different regions are. Without further ado, let’s (...)