The World Bank’s top 10 biggest debtors – fDi Intelligence

Post date June 3, 2025
Post categories In Illustrated
Tags Data Visualization, Debt, fDi Intelligence, World Bank

Allow me to share a very nice interactive map of World Bank’s top 10 biggest debtors: https://www.fdiintelligence.com/content/686944bf-3818-5791-9f76-b97856fb8607

Post date June 3, 2025
Post categories In Illustrated
Tags Data Visualization, Debt, fDi Intelligence, World Bank

Drawing maps at different regional levels

1 Introduction This short note aims to demonstrate the drawing of choropleth maps at different regional levels thanks to Natural Earth Data and GADM data. Drawing maps on…

Post date June 27, 2024
Post categories In Codes and Datasets, Illustrated, Maps, Pedagogical Note
Tags China, Data Visualization, Maps, STATA Code

Evolution of Media Attention and Tone in U.S.-China Bilateral Relations (GDELT, 1980-2025)

After a series of blogs on the GDELT database discussing how to start with these big data (https://www.jamelsaadaoui.com/tag/gdelt-data/), I propose to update the blog covering the bilateral relationship…

Post date October 7, 2025
Post categories In Codes and Datasets, Illustrated
Tags API, BigQuery, ChatGPT 5 Pro, China, Data Visualization, Events, GDELT data, Geopolitical Risk, News, Political Tension, SQL Query, USA

Dollar Smile or Dollar Smirk

Today, let me echo a post written by Nicholas Wall, Head of Global FX Strategy, Global Fixed Income Currency & Commodities at J.P. Morgan. We have a lot of repricing…

Post date May 11, 2025
Post categories In Illustrated, Pedagogical Note
Tags Data Visualization, Dollar Smile, Dollar Smirk, Financial Times, J.P. Morgan

Illustrating the sample variance bias with R and Mathematica

In my previous blog, I recall that we can demonstrate in a few steps that the sample variance is an unbiased estimator of the population variance when we…

Post date May 3, 2023
Post categories In Codes and Datasets, Illustrated, Pedagogical Note
Tags AIAssistant, Clearly Explained, Data Visualization, Mathematica Code, OpenAI, R Code, Unbiased Estimator, Variance
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