Credit Crunch: Global Map
The FT has a wonderful interactive map of the global impact of the credit crisis:
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Hat tip: Trading for the Masses
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Credit crunch
FT, August 8 2007 16:05 | Last updated: August 10 2007 13:02
http://media.ft.com/cms/29d73c76-473b-11dc-9096-0000779fd2ac.swf
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» Interactive Map Of Global Credit Crisis from Consumerist
Now you can follow the subprime meltdown around the world with this handy interactive graphic from Financial Times. It's grimly amusing to click the "show all" radio button and then drag the slider back and forth from "Pre-Jun 25"... [Read More]
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Does anyone have any dollar numbers accoiated with the chart? A cute chart, probably will freak people out. But othewise worthless pseudo intelligence.
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BR: Yes -- click thru to the chart, each interactive "dot" (i.e., blow up) has many details.
Posted by: yc32 | Aug 11, 2007 1:53:57 PM
Excellent Site
The interactive chart does not look right in zoom mode
Posted by: Ram | Aug 11, 2007 2:00:21 PM
Excellent Site
The interactive chart does not look right in zoom mode
Posted by: Ram | Aug 11, 2007 2:01:54 PM
If FT showed the chart on Jul 25, it would be priceless.
Posted by: yc32 | Aug 11, 2007 2:03:46 PM
Cool map!
Although, I suspect, they've missed a lot of smaller blowups.
And a prediction - things are gonna get a lot more crowded from here on out.
Keep us posted.
Posted by: Bluzer | Aug 11, 2007 2:27:12 PM
Isn't that an interesting chart? Just updated our weekly "Features" post to add it, and sure enough you have it up as well (I know you are a big fan of graphics, so I had to check)!
Posted by: David | Aug 11, 2007 3:59:05 PM
Why do they have Citadel at the top of Michigan?
Posted by: Sven | Aug 12, 2007 12:42:42 PM
Actually it best serves to highlight how concentrated the financial and lending centers of control still are. Which also happens to provide a sociological reason why these messes occur in the first place.
Posted by: Condor | Aug 12, 2007 4:08:16 PM
