China’s Imbalanced Trade with the United States, in Four Charts
A trade war could be looming between the United States and China, fueled by President Trump’s fixation on the two nations’ unbalanced import-export relationship. The trade imbalance between the two...
View ArticleThe Curious Case of South Korea’s Vanishing Washing Machine Exports
The Trump administration last week announced that it planned to impose higher fees, known as tariffs, to countries that export washing machines and solar panels the United States. The tariffs, prompted...
View ArticleAmerica Imports Lots of Stuff from China, Including Christmas Decorations
Last year, the United States imported more than $460 billion in goods — clothes, toys, gadgets, you name it — from China. Of course, our Christmas decorations were on that list, too. Some $2.2 billion...
View ArticleMapping South Korea’s Total and Foreign Populations — by Municipal District
South Korea, my adopted home for almost two years, has about 50 million residents as of the last census, in 2015. Most of them are settled in the country’s urban areas. About 22 million residents, for...
View ArticleMapping Where ‘Americans’ Live
Back during the Republican primaries, The Upshot published an interesting short post called the Geography of Trumpism. The reporters back then analyzed hundreds of demographic variables, by county, in...
View ArticleNew Poverty Data Show Improving Economic Conditions in States
Economic conditions continue to improve in America’s states, with many showing significant declines in their poverty rates, according to new survey data released recently by the U.S. Census Bureau....
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NFL Geography: Where Were Professional Football Players Born?
Are states proportionally represented on the historical list of National Football League players? That’s the question I had four years ago when I posted two simple state-by-state maps summarizing...
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Mapping South Korea’s Foreigners
Note: My family last year relocated to Seoul, where my wife is working as a foreign correspondent for NPR. This post is the first in an occasional series profiling the peninsula’s demographics and...
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Sanders Strongest in Educated Areas
Last week we examined how the Democratic presidential campaigns have performed in the context of Barack Obama’s 2012 re-election. That analysis grouped Obama’s vote share into categories, highlighting...
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Clinton Dominates ‘Majority Minority’ Counties
Hillary Clinton’s efforts to win over minority voters have paid off significantly in the Democratic primaries. Many of these voters simply aren’t feeling the Bern, according to voting results and...
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Where ‘Anglos’ are the Minority
I’ve posted before about “majority minority” counties — places where non-Hispanic whites represent less than half the population. They were critical to President Obama’s election in 2008, and their...
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Mapping 2012 Presidential Results in Majority Minority Counties
Yesterday I mapped the more than 350 “majority minority” counties in the United States, breaking them down by race and ethnicity groups and geography. As promised, today I’ve looked at how these...
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Mapping ‘Majority Minority’ Counties
This week the U.S. Census Bureau released updated national population estimates, including a list of the counties that grew most rapidly from 2010 to last summer. I wrote about these counties in a...
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Mapping ‘Rich Blocks, Poor Blocks’
“Rich Blocks, Poor Blocks” allows users to get information about income in their neighborhoods, using the 2006-2010 American Community Survey estimates* compiled by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s a map...
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Mapping Health Insurance By County
The U.S. Census Bureau recently released estimates for insurance rates by county. This interactive map shows those rates, with darker shades representing higher uninsured rates: View the larger,...
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Mapping Internet Access In U.S. Homes
About three quarters of Americans have access to the Internet at home, according to a new survey released this week by the U.S. Census Bureau. New Hampshire, Washington and Utah top the list, with more...
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Census Bureau Releases 1940 Data. America Has Changed.
After 72 years, the U.S. Census Bureau today released data from its decennial count in 1940. The release includes a fascinating graphic about how Americans have changed over time. Here’s just one...
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Charting Metro Diversity
Interesting news from my favorite Texas city, according to this story the Houston Chronicle: The Houston region is now the most ethnically diverse large metropolitan area in the country, surpassing...
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A ‘Radical’ View of DC’s Demographics
I’ve been obsessed with William Rankin’s ‘radical cartography’ site for more than a year. One map in particular — a detailed view of Washington, D.C.’s segregated neighborhoods — has stuck with me more...
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Mapping Mobility
The U.S. Census Bureau today released a report on geographic mobility based on data from the American Community Survey: The comparison of data on state of residence in 2010 to data on state and region...
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