World Economic Freedom Index
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This visualization plots countries by their Tax Burden against Government Integrity, using circle size to reflect 2019 economic freedom scores. The scatterplot reveals no clear correlation overall, though European countries cluster with low tax burden and high integrity, while Sub-Saharan African nations show the opposite pattern; North Korea appears as an outlier with minimal taxation and low integrity. The chart is built with vega-lite-api, registering vega, vega-lite, and d3, loading CSV data via d3.csv, and applying custom axis styling for readability.
AI-generated descriptionA visualization constructed using the vega-lite-api. The viz shows the correlation between two important evaluation metrics 'Tax Burden' and 'Government Integrity'.
- We cannot seen a clear correlation between these two attributes. Tax burden is not significantly correlated with government integrity.
- However, most of the countries in the world have high tax burden as well as low government integrity, with a intenser field appearing on the right lower corner of the picture.
- Most European countries, the red circles on the picture, have a low tax burden and high government integrity, while most sub-saharah African countries, the green circles, have a high tax burden and low government integrity.
- An interesting outlier is located at the left lower corner, which is North Korea. The country has no tax burden but relatively low government integrity.
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