Corporations generally pay a 15% income tax

Fair point. I'm still experimenting with this type of graphing. I might try using circular flags (more accurate as points) with either the full country name or an abbreviation.

ohhh you're right, thanks :)

oh it's year over year... oops

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Technically, corporations pay income tax equivalent to all of their employees' income tax (part of FICA), along with a corporate income tax. So, technically they pay the tax you pay and then some. That said, I'm firmly in the camp that Google and others should pay much more to encourage reinvestment of their profit instead of money hoarding like Google and other multi-billion-dollar corporations do.

Admitting my ignorance but I'm not a fan of flag guessing game graphs like this. I don't have every European flag memorized, especially Poland.

I was referencing the Jewish table

For example payments to Apple to be the default search engine on iPhone

Why are 80% of Dots on the left side of the world average?

My theory is that Greeks mainly hate pollsters.

That said, the numbers are both down over a similar poll in 2016 (three years before).

Poland and Slovakia are way ahead...

Edit: Thank you all for the downvotes.

I'm not racist. I was just stating that they are outliers in this chart and that they are obviously against other people, whom might be different of any kind.

Since Y axis is in log, such swap would make this graph unreadable

$49B "traffic acquisition costs" - what does this include?

What do you find difficult to follow in the visualization?

Exactly, at that point you look at the data and distribute accordingly. The data is what it is, it doesn’t mean it’s discriminatory

I think next time you should also involve OP's family in this disintegrating roast process I just witnessed. To end the suffering of their mediocre existence. Because st4n13l is a merciful god.

What a terrible way to show that kind of data.

If the volume changes with time, it should not be a donut chart.

But hey, at least it's not a pie chart

Have a few friends at Google, and was recently chatting to a head of EU for a midsize tech company. Consensus is that FAANG type companies are using the market as an excuse to get rid of dead weight, I assume because if they did it when nobody else was it would attract a lot more bad press

Why is Greece such an outlier in their sentiment twords the jews?

Edit: why does Greece hate everyone?

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Same. This schedule would really work for me

Most of it was exercising stock options, which are taxed at ordinary income rates

I think its part the stronghold of religion and part the lack of confrontation. Fear (and nothing else is having a negative view onto a whole group of people) is mostly not rational and comes from a lack of knowledge. The more you dont know the more you can potentially fear.

Also I think religion is a particular interesting subject since those 3 religions (Islam, Judaism and Christianity) are siblings and much more simular than different when compared to other big religions such as Buddhism or Hinduism. It is well established that familiarity may lead to animosity. In most murder cases a family member is the culprit. Or look at Harry and William - the british princes etc.

So in the end I think its a mixture of closeness and strageness. Close enough to be involved with each other but too distant to be united.

Yeah. Was confusing there for a second