Red and green lines really help to process this. Â An arrow would make the processing hint survive black and white printing and color blindness.
UnpluggedUnfettered on
I feel like this could be done beautifully, but, as presented, it is just data.
dommol on
My biggest complaint here is I don’t know what a good or bad score is. It appears that higher = less corrupt but I came to that conclusion after looking at this chart for like a full minute
scaredycat_z on
I get that the post says „Corruption Perception Index“ but unless that’s on the graph itself, I’m going to see CPI as „consumer inflation index“, so it took me a good 15-20 seconds for my brain to realize what this graph really was trying to say.
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Source: Transparency International — Corruption Perceptions Index (annual country scores, 2015–2025): https://www.transparency.org/en/cpi
Tool: Kasipa
– Chart (https://kasipa.com/graph/xAHpivo_)
– Data (https://kasipa.com/dashboard/explore?url=https%3A%2F%2Fdocs.google.com%2Fspreadsheets%2Fd%2F19hl6SlCzxAW8Wyb01TT6Y7XPZL2xge191lvFABbKvIA%2Fexport%3Fformat%3Dcsv%26gid%3D441302934)
Red and green lines really help to process this. Â An arrow would make the processing hint survive black and white printing and color blindness.
I feel like this could be done beautifully, but, as presented, it is just data.
My biggest complaint here is I don’t know what a good or bad score is. It appears that higher = less corrupt but I came to that conclusion after looking at this chart for like a full minute
I get that the post says „Corruption Perception Index“ but unless that’s on the graph itself, I’m going to see CPI as „consumer inflation index“, so it took me a good 15-20 seconds for my brain to realize what this graph really was trying to say.