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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State-run firms still dominate revenue among top firms in China, but the private sector is growing

Tianlei Huang (PIIE) and Nicolas Véron (PIIE)
State-run firms still dominate revenue among top firms in China, but the private sector is growing

US economics PhDs are less socioeconomically and racially diverse than other major fields

Robert Schultz (University of Michigan) and Anna Stansbury (PIIE)
US economics PhDs are less socioeconomically and racially diverse than other major fields

Forecasters underestimated US inflation in 2021 and are now revising 2022 forecasts up

Karen Dynan (PIIE)
Forecasters underestimated US inflation in 2021 and are now revising 2022 forecasts up

How do digital services taxes work?

Gary Clyde Hufbauer (PIIE) and Megan Hogan (PIIE)
How do digital services taxes work?

US wages stalled in February after months of strong growth

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
US wages stalled in February after months of strong growth

US employment has rebounded across sectors, but gaps remain

Karen Dynan (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
US employment has rebounded across sectors, but gaps remain (featured)

US wages are rising rapidly, but not enough to keep up with inflation

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
US wages are rising rapidly, but not enough to keep up with inflation (featured)

US GDP growth outpaced expectations in 2021

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)

Russia-Europe tensions threaten codependent gas markets

Jeffrey J. Schott (PIIE) and Megan Hogan (PIIE)
Russia-Europe tensions threaten codependent gas markets

China's economic slowdown is not as severe as it seems

Nicholas R. Lardy (PIIE)
China's economic slowdown is not as severe as it seems

Tariffs on Chinese imports have only marginally contributed to US inflation

Katheryn (Kadee) Russ (PIIE)
Tariffs on Chinese imports have only marginally contributed to US inflation

US labor market made rapid progress in 2021, but employment rates remain depressed

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
US labor market made rapid progress in 2021, but employment rates remain depressed

US has met 2021 job growth forecasts and is reducing unemployment amid low labor supply

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
US has met 2021 job growth forecasts and is reducing unemployment amid low labor supply

US wages for the lowest earners are growing at the fastest rate since the global financial crisis

Katheryn (Kadee) Russ (PIIE)
US wages for the lowest earners are growing at the fastest rate since the global financial crisis

US industrial policy has worked best when used to fund research and development

Gary Clyde Hufbauer (PIIE) and Euijin Jung (formerly PIIE)
US industrial policy has worked best when used to fund research and development

Inflation has risen much more in the US than the euro area despite similar pandemic experiences

Jason Furman (PIIE)
Inflation has risen much more in the US than the euro area despite similar pandemic experiences

DARPA made US chip industry more competitive and triggered an employment boom

Gary Clyde Hufbauer (PIIE) and Euijin Jung (formerly PIIE)
DARPA made US chip industry more competitive and triggered an employment boom

US labor market makes gains in October, but many are staying out of the labor force

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
US labor market makes gains in October, but many are staying out of the labor force

EU’s proposed CBAM would cover a small share of its imports but leave exports open to retaliation

Gary Clyde Hufbauer (PIIE), Jisun Kim (PIIE) and Jeffrey J. Schott (PIIE)
EU’s proposed CBAM would cover a small share of imports but leave EU exports open to retaliation

Which proposed climate policies are compatible with WTO rules?

Gary Clyde Hufbauer (PIIE)
Which proposed climate policies are compatible with WTO rules?

China’s tech crackdown affects only a small share of its digital economy and total GDP

Tianlei Huang (PIIE) and Nicholas R. Lardy (PIIE)
China’s tech crackdown affects only a small share of its digital economy and total GDP

Chinese and US digital trade priorities make a future international agreement unlikely

Gary Clyde Hufbauer (PIIE) and Megan Hogan (PIIE)
Chinese and US digital trade priorities make a future international agreement unlikely

Inflation will likely subside in 2022 but remain above the Fed’s 2 percent target

Karen Dynan (PIIE)
Inflation will likely subside in 2022 but remain above the Fed’s 2 percent target

Black and Hispanic employment rates fell furthest during the pandemic and still lag other groups

Jason Furman (PIIE) and Wilson Powell III (Harvard Kennedy School)
Black and Hispanic employment rates fell furthest during the pandemic and still lag other groups