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To improve: What defines a high income country vs a low income country

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To improve: What defines a high income country vs a low income country

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Could be compared to percentage of men in companies and suggests the inequalities in the world. This could also help with understanding these issues depending of where in the world. Why do some countries have more men in companies then others? What about years, has it changed over the course of the years?

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Shows a clear gap between men and woman with the scale of the money however it might not be to scale and not accurate

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Good: tells you what regions it refers to by using colors

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Good categorize by income level depending on country

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Doesn't take into account differences in population

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Doesn't take into account differences in population

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It is unclear what is being compared to what, there are no labels on either the y and x axis

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to be improved: (not 100% sure but) the trend has been derived from the Executive Opinion Survey, not quantified data

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Improved: how is this affected by higher income countries and lower income countries

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Improve: the words in the legend are too small for the reader

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Improve: the words in the legend are too small for the reader

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Improved: what is considered as tertiary secondary and primary education

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Well: visualisation of both genders is useful to get an overall understanding. Improve: Age groups should be defined since primary school ages are not the same everywhere.  

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Well: visualisation of both genders is useful to get an overall understanding. Improve: Age groups should be defined since primary school ages are not the same everywhere.  

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The choice to use gross enrolment for tertiary education should be defined.

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shows that there is a gap between high income country and low income countries

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Bad: The shading of the percentage on the people isn't well defined. Also they are different shaped so it doesn't work 

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Bad: The shading of the percentage on the people isn't well defined. Also they are different shaped so it doesn't work 

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Improved: the gap of income at the bottom does not suggest and specify where in the world or what region. Problems with scale. 

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Improved: the gap of income at the bottom does not suggest and specify where in the world or what region. Problems with scale. 

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Improve: The circles seem to represent pie charts, but there is no comparison to male percentages

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Improve: The circles seem to represent pie charts, but there is no comparison to male percentages

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gets concept across properly as it shows that there is a difference.

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good: the infographic shows many examples of countries. Improve:  infographic doesn't take into accound number of total companies

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good: the infographic shows many examples of countries. Improve:  infographic doesn't take into accound number of total companies

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Improve: doesn't specify which region/geographical area this data applies to

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Improve: doesn't specify which region/geographical area this data applies to