PIIE Charts

PIIE Charts

 

PIIE Charts feature topical and informative data and graphs from PIIE blogs and other Institute publications. These colorful, data-intensive, and revealing visual presentations provide a good starting point and summary of our latest analysis.

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To diversify supply chains, IPEF countries need to reverse past trends

Abigail Dahlman (PIIE) and Mary E. Lovely (PIIE)
To diversify supply chains, IPEF countries need to reverse past trends

Political unrest in Africa threatens global critical mineral supplies and their futures

Cullen S. Hendrix (PIIE)
Political unrest in Africa threatens global critical mineral supplies and their futures

China’s state vs. private company tracker: Which sector dominates?

Tianlei Huang (PIIE) and Nicolas Véron (PIIE)
China’s state vs. private company tracker: Which sector dominates?

Which countries are in the CPTPP and RCEP trade agreements and which want in?

Jeffrey J. Schott (PIIE)
Which countries are in the CPTPP and RCEP trade agreements and which want in?

Local governments in China rely heavily on land revenue

Tianlei Huang (PIIE)
Local governments in China rely heavily on land revenue

The West could turn to Brazil, India, and South Africa for its green hydrogen ambitions

Monica de Bolle (PIIE)
The West could turn to Brazil, India, and South Africa for its green hydrogen ambitions

The US tax system incentivizes offshoring profits to low-tax jurisdictions

Kimberly Clausing (PIIE)
The US tax system incentivizes offshoring profits to low-tax jurisdictions

Russia’s higher energy sales to China and India in late 2022 did not make up for falling exports to Europe

Jeffrey J. Schott (PIIE)
Russia’s higher energy sales to China and India in late 2022 did not make up for falling exports to Europe

Rise in coal use and decline in hydropower cancelled out EU gains in renewables this year

Jacob Funk Kirkegaard (PIIE)
Rise in coal use and decline in hydropower cancelled out EU gains in renewables this year

US-China Trade War Tariffs: An Up-to-Date Chart

Chad P. Bown (PIIE)
US-China Trade War Tariffs: An Up-to-Date Chart (featured)

US imports from China are both decoupling and reaching new highs. Here's how.

Chad P. Bown (PIIE)
US imports from China are both decoupling and reaching new highs (featured)

Most advanced economies will grow modestly, outlook for emerging markets is mixed

Karen Dynan (PIIE)
Most advanced economies will grow modestly, outlook for emerging markets is mixed (featured)

The Fed’s recent bank stress tests used scenarios with little variation. None examined higher interest rates.

Patrick Honohan (PIIE)
The Fed’s recent bank stress tests used scenarios with little variation. None examined higher interest rates.

US debt limit brinkmanship and potential default could affect everyone in the country

Lucas Rengifo-Keller (PIIE)
US debt limit brinkmanship and potential default could affect everyone in the country

China is becoming less dependent on American farmers, but US export dependence on China remains high

Chad P. Bown (PIIE) and Yilin Wang (PIIE)
China is becoming less dependent on American farmers, but US export dependence on China remains high

Taiwan's outbound foreign investment, particularly in tech, continues to go to mainland China despite strict controls

Chad P. Bown (PIIE) and Yilin Wang (PIIE)
Taiwan's outbound foreign investment, particularly in tech, continues to go to mainland China despite strict controls (featured)

Europe’s wartime embrace of fossil fuels wanes as focus returns to combating climate change

Jacob Funk Kirkegaard (PIIE)
Europe’s wartime embrace of fossil fuels wanes as focus returns to combating climate change

Lagging energy infrastructure prevents some African countries from cashing in on their critical minerals

Cullen S. Hendrix (PIIE)
Lagging energy infrastructure prevents some African countries from cashing in on their critical minerals

Wages in most US industries are not keeping up with inflation

Karen Dynan (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
Wages in most US industries are not keeping up with inflation

Most developing economies reduced tariffs voluntarily, not because of trade agreements

Douglas A. Irwin (PIIE)
Most developing economies reduced tariffs voluntarily, not because of trade agreements (featured)

US job recovery has been uneven across industries

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
US job recovery has been uneven across industries

Major semiconductor producing countries rely on each other for different types of chips

Gary Clyde Hufbauer (PIIE) and Megan Hogan (PIIE)
Major semiconductor producing countries rely on each other for different types of chips

Globalization is in retreat for the first time since the Second World War

Douglas A. Irwin (PIIE)
Globalization is in retreat for the first time since the Second World War

Supply and demand for workers may be becoming less central to US wage growth

Karen Dynan (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard University)
Supply and demand for workers may be becoming less central to US wage growth