KeyLines (http://keylines.com/) is in the same space, it's a framework for building network graph visualisations, not just those economic breakdown charts. It's got a great API and team behind it - they're based in Cambridge, UK.
It's built on HTML5 Canvas, and has fallbacks using Flash, etc. for older browsers.
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KeyLines (http://keylines.com/) is in the same space, it's a framework for building network graph visualisations, not just those economic breakdown charts. It's got a great API and team behind it - they're based in Cambridge, UK.
It's built on HTML5 Canvas, and has fallbacks using Flash, etc. for older browsers.
EconViz (http://www.econviz.org) uses visuals to describe the circular flow of income through modern monetary systems (meaning non-EURO countries).
It's based off the work of MMT (modern monetary theory) scholars such as Warren Mosler (Recently profiled in NYTimes: http://nyti.ms/10DglvK) and Bill Mitchell (http://bilbo.economicoutlook.net/blog/).
For those interested, we’ve posted a follow-up with more info on the technical implementation: http://9elements.com/io/index.php/ged-viz-making-of/
Made me think of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QI1iuAvTKE
Could benefit from arrows indicating direction.