I’ve put together a set of data visualisations that collectively tell the story of the crisis in Ireland. The slideshow below (click the 4 arrow symbol to enlarge) or the PDF accessed through this link provides graphs, maps and tables with respect to the following data drawn from a variety of sources including the CSO, Central Bank, NTMA, ESRI, DECLG, EU:
GDP constant prices 2006-11
GNP constant prices 2006-11
Government expenditure 2006-11
Gross government debt 2006-11
General government debt 2000-2011
General government balance 2000-2011
Government revenue and spending 2002-12
Breakdown of government revenue and spending 2012
Budget adjustments 2008-2015
Troika bailout
Actual and contingent government debt 2011
Cost of the bank bailout per capita
Investment as a %GDP 1970-2010
Personal consumption expenditure 2006-11
Consumer price index 2007-12
Export of goods 2007-12
Import of goods 2007-12
Retail sales index 2007-12
New private cars licensed 2007-12
Numbers in employment 2007-11
Numbers on the Live Register 2007-12
Unemployment rate 2007-12
Average weekly earnings 2008-12
Household net worth 2004-12
Household debt 2004-12
Mortgage arrears 2009-12
Residential property prices 2007-12
Housing completions 1993-2011
Housing completions in Upper Shannon Rural Renewal Scheme 1970-2011
Mortgage volumes 2005-2012
Housing vacancy per ED 2011
Unfinished estates 2011
Tax revenue from property 2002-2011
Distribution of larger debtors in NAMA
I’d be grateful to know about other useful data visualisations – please provide a link the comment box below.
Rob Kitchin
September 18, 2012 at 10:50 am
See http://www.slideshare.net – might be useful for further publications like this