PIIE Charts

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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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US job growth slowed in September, but openings still outnumber job seekers

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
US job growth slowed in September, but openings still outnumber job seekers

Despite Germany's trade surplus, manufacturing employment share of total employment has fallen in its industrial hub at a similar rate as in Ohio

Adam S. Posen (PIIE)
Despite Germany's trade surplus, manufacturing employment share of total employment has fallen in its industrial hub at a similar rate as in Ohio

Global recovery continues despite Delta variant and supply chain bottlenecks

Karen Dynan (PIIE)
Global recovery continues despite Delta variant and supply chain bottlenecks

Top US earners got richer during 1980s protectionism than periods of economic opening

Adam S. Posen (PIIE)
Top US earners got richer during 1980s protectionism than periods of economic opening (featured)

Joining the CPTPP is a long process and needs consensus among existing members

Jeffrey J. Schott (PIIE)
Joining the CPTPP is a long process and needs consensus among existing members (featured)

China is a more important trading partner than the US for most CPTPP members

Jeffrey J. Schott (PIIE)
China is a more important trading partner than the US for most CPTPP members

Delta variant slowed US labor market progress in August

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
Delta variant slowed US labor market progress in August

Why is the EU seeking a carbon border tax adjustment and how would it work?

Gary Clyde Hufbauer (PIIE)
Why is the EU seeking a carbon border tax adjustment and how would it work?

How an OECD tax proposal would reallocate international taxing rights more fairly

Simeon Djankov (PIIE)
How an OECD tax proposal would reallocate international taxing rights more fairly

US labor market recovery picks up in July, but jobs remain well short of normal

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
US labor market recovery picks up in July, but jobs remain well short of normal

Income growth for the typical American family has slowed since the early 1970s

Jason Furman (PIIE)
Income growth for the typical American family has slowed since the early 1970s

Worker pay has fallen in 2021 when adjusted for inflation

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
Worker pay has fallen in 2021 when adjusted for inflation (featured)

US GDP grew almost as much in the first half of 2021 as some forecasters expected for the entire year

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
US GDP grew almost as much in the first half of 2021 as some forecasters expected for the entire year

How a global minimum tax would deter profit shifting and one way it would not

Simeon Djankov (PIIE)
How a global minimum tax would deter profit shifting and one way it would not

Some of the ways multinational companies reduce their tax bills

Simeon Djankov (PIIE)
Some of the ways multinational companies reduce their tax bills

US job growth picks up, but slow uptake by the unemployed is limiting pace of recovery

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
US job growth picks up, but slow uptake by the unemployed is limiting pace of recovery

The new technology behind Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines makes them highly effective, but difficult to produce and distribute

Monica de Bolle (PIIE)
The new technology behind Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines make them highly effective, but difficult to produce and distribute PIIE/William Melancon

Most violators of US federal minimum wage and overtime laws face relatively lenient penalties

Anna Stansbury (PIIE)
Most violators of US federal minimum wage and overtime laws face relatively lenient penalties

Japan’s government spent less on COVID-19 stimulus than headline numbers suggest

Egor Gornostay (PIIE) and Madi Sarsenbayev (PIIE)
Japan’s government spent less on COVID-19 stimulus than headline numbers suggest

US spending patterns have changed dramatically since the start of the pandemic

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
US spending patterns have changed dramatically since the start of the pandemic

US labor market improved in May, but recovery takes time and has not been evenly distributed

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
US labor market improved in May, but recovery takes time and has not been evenly distributed

China's lending to emerging markets became more secretive after 2014

Anna Gelpern (PIIE), Sebastian Horn (Kiel Institute for the World Economy), Scott Morris (Center for Global Development), Brad Parks (AidData; Center for Global Development) and Christoph Trebesch (University of Kiel; Kiel Institute for the World Economy)
China's lending to emerging markets became more secretive after 2014

Giving legal status to more unauthorized immigrant workers delivers more economic gains

Raúl Hinojosa-Ojeda (UCLA North American Integration and Development Center), Sherman Robinson (PIIE), Marcelo Pleitez (UCLA North American Integration and Development Center), Kassandra Hernández (UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Initiative), Rodrigo Domínguez-Villegas (UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Initiative ) and Abel Valenzuela Jr. (UCLA Institute for Research on Labor & Employment)
Giving legal status to more unauthorized immigrant workers delivers more economic gains

New businesses in the United States surged during the pandemic

Simeon Djankov (PIIE) and Eva (Yiwen) Zhang (PIIE)
New businesses in the United States surged during the pandemic