Steal our charts: Issue 4

We’re making the infographics and charts from this issue of the ReThink Quarterly available for anyone to use in their own presentations and reports. 

The wealth of a country is a key indicator of longevity, and high-income countries have the largest populations of people over age 65.

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The gap in life expectancy between poor and rich countries has narrowed in the past 60 years — from 29 years in 1960 to just 17 years in 2020.

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During the pandemic, the share of workers who say they’d choose a contract job over regular employment rose in some parts of the world.

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Many pandemic worries are caused by uncertainty about work and income.

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Household savings rates spiked during 2020, likely because of coronavirus assistance initiatives, but are projected to sink again in 2022.

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The proportions of people covered by government social safety nets is highest in high-income countries, as one might expect. But coverage drops dramatically even for upper-middle income countries.

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