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This scatterplot compares GDP and GDP per capita for 48 Sub-Saharan African nations in 2015, using data from a CSV file. Each circle represents a country, positioned by its gross domestic product on the x-axis and GDP per capita on the y-axis. The visualization highlights how most nations cluster below a $2,000 annual per-capita income, with only a few outliers like Equatorial Guinea and Seychelles reaching significantly higher values. Tooltips provide additional detail, and the chart is built with D3 v4 using SVG rendering, with an emphasis on the economic disparity across the region.

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