Many Eyes

My first chart tells a story through a bar graph. In this bar graph we see the number of divorces rates among employed workers vs unemployed workers. Here, the highest bar of divorced and married people is separated by gender and age. It is interesting to note the slight difference between the unemployed, who are more likely holding onto their marriages than the have employed who aren't. It is important to note that the data set was based on workers in the United States, so this doesn't show the overall pattern for marriages around the world. My second visualization shows a bubble chart. This bubble chart tells a story of illegal immigrants per country. Here the bubble sizes matter in relation to how many illegal immigrants reside in America. The biggest data set here shows that Mexican(4,808) citizens are the most illegal immigrants in America. The second biggest illegal immigrants come from El Savadore(189). It also shows the least number of illegal immigrants come from Canada (47). It is important to note these numbers are in thousands. This information would be important to Federal officials who are control of such matters. The third visualization shows a scatter plot. This is an interesting study that shows the annual expenditure per race. Most races showed most money spent in the housing spectra. The races were in categories of White, Asian, and African American. The least amount was spent on public transportation and basic grocery items such as eggs and meat products. This information is important for marketers and working Americans to plan their expenditures.