The healthcare “system” in the USA is a mess to put it mildly. Multiple players are involved in taking care of the health needs of the population. Some of the stakeholders include: Federal, State and Local governments, private companies, charities, drug companies, etc. The following chart shows the organizational structure of the healthcare system in …
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I posted an interesting chart from a research paper on innovation multipliers by Vanguard showing the many ideas that went into the development of a smart-phone. The below chart from that paper shows that tech innovations do not result in an immediate boost to productivity. It takes years or even decades before innovations are widely embraced by the …
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On January 8, 2020 Iranian military shot down a Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 (PS752) flying from Tehran to Kiev, Ukraine. 176 people lost their lives in this incident which included 167 passengers and 9 crew members. The military claimed it panicked and shot down the aircraft in the fog of war created by a possible …
The following is a fascinating infographic on the History of the Federal Reserve System from 1914 to 2009: Click to enlarge Download: A Visual History of the Federal Reserve System 1914 – 2009 (in pdf format) – – By John Paul Koning Source: www.financialgraphart.com
The coronavirus pandemic has affected over 5.4 million people worldwide and the global death toll has exceeded 345,000 according to NY Times. The US case total exceeded 1.6 million with a death toll of over 98,000. As the nation heads towards a 100K toll, the Times published a brilliant front page on Saturday, May 24th …
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