Did the experiments in the second graph need to be repeated?
The second graph shows the HSBC projections for the world in 2050.
The second graph shows that it's not just politicians who are moving further apart; it's us – the public – as well.
Because she's mentioned in the second graph -- not in the first, but in the second -- and people are attracted to her".
This means that by 2006, the statistic for top 10% wealth share is 23 percentage points higher using this raw series than it is in second graph above.
If you look at the second graph (below), which I took from a piece by Mark Thoma, of the University of Oregon, it shows that between 1870 and 2008 the economy's growth rate has been remarkably steady.
The second graph shows that under Mr. Bush, tax cuts and war spending were the biggest policy drivers of the swing from projected surpluses to deficits from 2002 to 2009.
This less positive perspective is caught in the second graph, which shows the trend of GDP of the G7 countries up to the financial crisis, and what has happened afterwards.
But the second graph, using population projections released by the ABS on Tuesday, reveals the opposite is occurring: In 2000, 56% of the adult population was in the prime working age of 25 to 54, and only 16% were over 65.
Published December, 2011 Photograph: Met Office The second graph is the latest forecast published on 24 December, 2012... Met Office's global annual temperature decadal forecast, December 2012 Photograph: Met Office And as highlighted in the comments below by harhar120, a blogger called Bob Tisdale has produced an animated gif blending the two graphs together.
In the second graph, it is the other way around.
