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Hello, welcome to your Sunday Digest.

This week we visualized over 20 years of history to see how many active funds were able to beat the S&P 500 along with real estate bubbles by change in home prices. Enjoy these and all our other visuals from the last week.

- The VC Team

The 20 Countries With the Lowest Fertility Rates in 2024

Global fertility rates have plummeted from 5 births per woman in 1950 to 2.3 in 2021, with Taiwan at 1.11—the lowest. This decline poses economic concerns, especially in Europe, projected to see a 7% population drop by 2050. Here, we list countries with the lowest fertility rates as of 2024.

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The Visual Guide to the U.S. Election 2024

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Infographic: How Many Active Funds Beat the S&P 500?

We visualized over 20 years of history to see how many active funds were able to beat the S&P 500.

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Ranked: Real Estate Bubbles by Change in Home Prices (2014-2024)

Over the last decade, real home prices have soared across many housing bubble markets, particularly in North America.

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Visualized: Countries by Grid Storage Battery Capacity in 2023

This chart uses data from the Statistical Review of World Energy to show the top 10 countries with the most battery storage capacity in 2023.

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Ranked: Tech Companies by R&D Investment Change in 2023

Most tech companies were born disruptors. So who's prioritizing their next innovation? We track R&D investment changes to find out.

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Investing in an Era of an Aging Population

The U.S. population is aging. By 2070, the number of people over 65 will outnumber children. How can investors prepare?

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The Cost of 1 GB of Mobile Data Worldwide

This graphic shows the average price of 1 GB of mobile data (in USD) as of January 2024 across 52 countries.

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Visualized: The Impact of AI on Revenue

For this graphic, Visual Capitalist partnered with Global X ETFs to rank the nations by the number of data centers they currently operate.

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Charted: How Much Data is Stored Online?

For this graphic, Visual Capitalist has partnered with Global X ETFs to explore online data generation forecasts for 2015–2025.

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Ranked: Which Countries Have the Most Data Centers?

For this graphic, Visual Capitalist partnered with Global X ETFs to rank the nations by the number of data centers they currently operate.

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The Best Visualizations of October on the Voronoi App

We round up the most popular, most discussed, and most liked visualizations of the month on Voronoi, our new data storytelling platform.

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Mapped: Law and Order Around the World in 2024

We show the safest countries in the world, based on perceptions of safety, trust in law enforcement, and other critical factors.

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The Highest-Grossing Horror Movies of All Time

Horror films date back to the early 1900s, with Hollywood producing iconic movies such as Frankenstein and Dracula. If you're looking to extend the spooky season after Halloween, here's a look back at the top 15 highest-grossing horror movies of all time for inspiration.