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1 year ago Line Chart: Use a line chart to track trends over time, such as revenue or user growth.
Bar Chart: A bar chart is effective for comparing different KPIs or values, like sales by product category or monthly expenses.
Stacked Bar Chart: Show the composition of a whole over time or across categories, like monthly expenses broken down by department.
Area Chart: An area chart is great for visualizing cumulative data over time, such as total website visits.
Scatter Plot: Use a scatter plot to explore relationships between two variables, like correlation between advertising spend and revenue.
KPI Card: Simple cards that display a single KPI value along with a comparison (e.g., current revenue compared to the previous month).
@maalej I looked into Sankey but think it is not useful for us tbh. "Sankey diagrams are particularly effective for showing the relative distribution of values or quantities and for identifying bottlenecks or areas of concentration in a system. They are commonly used in various fields, including energy management, environmental studies, finance, and supply chain analysis." Additionally, I think the visualization is very complicated - no economist would understand what he/she is seeing.
Please refer to the mockup https://www.figma.com/file/qWHQU2wVaihXIyPaEp02ow/Add-Value-Mockup?type=design&node-id=48-1425&mode=design and visualization that can be considered for economists. Suggest other insights.