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posts from @ticky tagged #federal reserve

also:

lotta people on Twitter reacting to this absolutely wild, intentionally-misleading, dual-vertical-axis chart from the federal reserve bank of st. louis:

A line chart shows military spending by countries that are the world’s largest defense spenders. The line for the United States is charted on a "right axis" whose minimum value is above the highest value for the other lines, allowing China's line to rise above it to the casual observer.

Top Six Countries by Military Expenditures

but I've gotta tell you, the REAL zinger is if you click through to the full report, and find this one:

Line chart showing China, Russia, the U.K., India, and Saudi Arabia's military expenditures as a percentage of U.S. military expenditures. China spent the most by a large margin (around a third of the U.S.), while the other countries fell between 0 to 10 percent.

Other Countries’ Military Expenditures as a Percentage of U.S. Military Expenditures
Source: https://www.stlouisfed.org/on-the-economy/2023/jan/military-expenditures-how-top-spending-nations-compare

can anyone in class tell me what this says about U.S. (not pictured) Military Expenditures?

anybody?