Nice data but that coloring was certainly a choice
TheFeshy on
I would have also like to have seen median wage (in PPP)
TomDestry on
Is the high mortality on US roads purely due to the higher mileage rates of the average person?
A score more than four times higher than Germany is a lot.
Worsaae on
The child mortality rate in the US is hilariously high. I wonder if there is any correlation with the high homicide rate…
acknowledgeme on
Nice chart. Don’t drink the water or breathe the air in India.
Mr_Horizon on
What is the force labor rate?
josephus12 on
no colour key and the colour scale is not at all obvious.
Knerd5 on
Damn China has like no murder, TIL
ramesesbolton on
a lot of this seems like it’s hugely variable depending on what metrics/methods each country uses for reporting. “death rate due to air pollution?” how on earth do you control for that kind of thing? and how is each country defining a ‘child’ when determining child mortality rate?
Gilchester on
The colors are awful. Took me most of the way down to realize they are ordinal. Use a monochrome scale next time
worldalpha_com on
Little confused with the average working hours for Japan. I always thought they work longer hours than the average American. Do they get longer holidays on average?
energiz3r_bunny on
Ok how bad must China traffic safety be that it has a higher death rate than India, which is basically a more dangerous version of Fury Road.
mattyclyro on
USA traffic death rate being very close to India is wild.
lemme_just_say on
Left out California, 4th largest economy in the world.
Matias9991 on
This is not beautiful, wtf is that coloring
fzwo on
As a German, this can’t be right. Everyone is complaining all the time.
chazthomas on
Red is the brightest colour n hence the best country
Phantorex on
Quality of life in Germany or generally in western/nothern Europe is unbeaten. Only exception is if you wanna work alot and get rich then its the US.
Faces-Everywhere on
I’d like to see this viz but with California separated into its own column. I’m curious how their economy impacts the overall US economy.
![[OC] Quality of Life comparison between the 5 biggest economies](https://www.byteseu.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/19q1xsdt7phg1-1143x1536.png "[OC] Quality of Life comparison between the 5 biggest economies")
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Nice data but that coloring was certainly a choice
I would have also like to have seen median wage (in PPP)
Is the high mortality on US roads purely due to the higher mileage rates of the average person?
A score more than four times higher than Germany is a lot.
The child mortality rate in the US is hilariously high. I wonder if there is any correlation with the high homicide rate…
Nice chart. Don’t drink the water or breathe the air in India.
What is the force labor rate?
no colour key and the colour scale is not at all obvious.
Damn China has like no murder, TIL
a lot of this seems like it’s hugely variable depending on what metrics/methods each country uses for reporting. “death rate due to air pollution?” how on earth do you control for that kind of thing? and how is each country defining a ‘child’ when determining child mortality rate?
The colors are awful. Took me most of the way down to realize they are ordinal. Use a monochrome scale next time
Little confused with the average working hours for Japan. I always thought they work longer hours than the average American. Do they get longer holidays on average?
Ok how bad must China traffic safety be that it has a higher death rate than India, which is basically a more dangerous version of Fury Road.
USA traffic death rate being very close to India is wild.
Left out California, 4th largest economy in the world.
This is not beautiful, wtf is that coloring
As a German, this can’t be right. Everyone is complaining all the time.
Red is the brightest colour n hence the best country
Quality of life in Germany or generally in western/nothern Europe is unbeaten. Only exception is if you wanna work alot and get rich then its the US.
I’d like to see this viz but with California separated into its own column. I’m curious how their economy impacts the overall US economy.