Dinner: it’s one of the world’s favorite meals of the day. According to research, 43 percent of families in the U.S. eat dinner together every evening. Americans eat out approximately 1.4 times per week. When Americans do leave the house for a professionally prepared meal, they tend to visit Italian, Mexican, Chinese, Pizza, and Thai restaurants most often. So how do our dinner eating habits compare to the rest of the world?
Want to know the most important information about Latin America? View this detailed yet simple infographic and get up to date in seconds.
This infographic talks about the most dangerous dates for teenagers to drive, provides some staggering statistics, suggests tactics for parents to use in educating their children on driving safety, and offers recommendations on the safest automobiles.
Back on November 29, 1888, Thanksgiving occurred on the first day of Hanukkah. This overlap is happening again this year, but will not occur again for another 79,043 years afterwards! Celebrate Thanksgivukkah with this infographic.
3,700,000 jobs won’t get filled unless people become skilled. With a 7.3% unemployment rate, 11.6 million people are trying to fill 3.7 million jobs. That’s 3 people trying to fill 1 job. So why are there still 3.7 million open, and unfilled jobs? Find it out in the following infographic
The chance of hitting a hole-in-one from 150 yards happens more than people think. The National Hole in One Association created this infographic to share the stats of a question often asked, “What are the Odds of a Hole-inOne?”.
As millions of Americans consider their health care plans during open enrollment or as they take advantage of new marketplaces under the Affordable health Care Act, consumers should pick their provider before choosing a plan.
Neil’s Recruitment Co. mapped out over 350 marketing agencies to try and demonstrate the complexity and scale of the market. The graphic shows the structure, type, size (by headcount) and age of the agencies and their parent companies. They put this together using publically available information and ratified it with a representative or employee from each company wherever possible.
Considering your options in the health administration field? You’re on the right track to a rewarding career! According to Forbes.com, a Master’s degree in health administration “is one of the best degrees for [current] jobs.”Health administration careers average a median salary of $87,800 per year, with a 22 percent increase of projected employment for associated degrees.
Despite the impressively massive growth of China’s economy over the last few years, it is becoming evident that progress is slowing. How did China grow so quickly in the first place? Investments in education, agriculture, exportation, and trade tariff reductions all played a role. There were, however, consequences of such rapid growth. The following infographic outlines some of those consequences, provides additional details about how the China’s economy grew so fast, and forecasts the economic future of the country.
