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Aggregate Statistics
Aggregate’s aggregate statistics page shows how the newest benchmarks are reshaping the picture, with 2026 numbers that snap the data into sharper focus. You will see the exact points where trends stop behaving and start separating, so the next decision is grounded in what is actually changing.
Middle Class Statistics
Find out how middle class life is shifting in 2026 as key numbers tighten the gap between what families expect and what they can actually afford. This page puts the pressure points side by side so you can see where the most surprising turn is happening and why it matters right now.
Tipping Statistics
Tipping statistics in 2025 show how quickly expectations are shifting, with more people adjusting their behavior as service norms tighten. If you think tipping is just habit, this page makes the case with the sharp contradictions behind what people say they do versus what they actually tip.
Capital Flight Statistics
From Nigeria’s $217.7 billion in capital flight to global illicit outflows hitting $1.01 trillion in 2017, this page maps how money leaves economies through illicit flows and tax abuses. It also quantifies what that drain costs in lost growth, missing GDP, and inequality so you can see why policies that target beneficial ownership and tax reporting can change outcomes fast.
US Tariffs Statistics
From a $27 billion a year export hit and $316 billion in total economic cost to tariff revenue that peaked at $80 billion and later stabilized around $50 billion per year, the page shows how US tariffs rewired jobs, prices, and trade-offs in ways many headlines miss. It also tracks the friction between “fixing” steel and aluminum and the spillover costs that pushed inflation up 0.2 to 0.4 percentage points, shifted farm exports, and raised everyday bills by $1,277 per household while real wages fell 1.4 percent for workers without a college degree.
National Debt Statistics
Track how US federal deficits move from a 2020 pandemic shock to a 2024 projection of $1.9 trillion and how debt interest already absorbs 2.4% of GDP in FY2023 while the debt to GDP ratio heads toward 166% by 2054. The page puts borrowing, per person debt totals, and mandatory spending into one clear snapshot so you can see why the deficit is shrinking on paper yet still risks compounding.
Debt Ceiling Statistics
With Congress acting 78 times on the debt ceiling since 1960 and bipartisan votes still common, this page turns the big question into numbers, including 2023 House and Senate counts and what debt to GDP was doing at the brink. You will see how GOP led House leverage and last minute Senate delay repeatedly collide with borrowing costs, market shocks, and even the AAA to AA plus downgrade that followed the 2011 crisis.
China Retaliatory Tariffs Statistics
China’s tariff retaliation trimmed China GDP growth by about 0.3% to 0.5% and dragged its manufacturing PMI below 50 for four straight months in 2019 while triggering a measurable hit to US farms, with 2018 to 2019 export losses totaling $27 billion. The page connects the twist of supply chain shifts and exemption politics to hard outcomes for 2025 readers too, including the IMF estimate that the trade war cost the global economy about $450 billion or 0.5% of GDP.
Mexico Tariffs Statistics
Mexico’s MFN simple average applied tariff is 7.1% while the weighted tariff for all products is 4.8%, a sharp gap that helps explain why some importers face real cost pressure and others do not. You also get the 99.6% binding coverage with a 36.1% average bound rate, plus the post USMCA effective import tariff averaging 5.2%, so you can see how commitments on paper translate into what actually hits goods.
US China Trade War Statistics
Tariffs pushed China’s export slowdown into sharper focus, cutting export growth by 2.3 percentage points and denting GDP momentum as industrial production fell to 5.7% in 2019 and China lost about 5.1 million manufacturing jobs in 2018 to 2020. The page connects those shocks to trade diversion and finance stress, including the IMF estimate of a 0.5% hit to global GDP, RMB depreciation of 5.5% in 2018, and shifting supply chains that redirected electronics away from the US while Washington raised tariffs to 19.3% by February 2020.
China Income Distribution Statistics
China’s income inequality has edged down to a relatively tight post-fiscal Gini of 0.38, with the latest national Gini estimated at 0.463, yet the urban rural divide still leaves disposable income far from equal, with a 2022 per capita ratio of 2.45. If you care about who is pulling away and what policies and labor market shifts are doing to household outcomes, this page connects Gini and income share measures to the concrete gaps behind the headlines.
Income Statistics
Household income in the US averaged $74,580 in 2022 after inflation adjustment and the gap widens sharply by who is earning and how. You will see how STEM pay at $95,420 contrasts with service work near $35,000, and how race, age, education, and geography reshape medians across the US plus a global inequality snapshot.
Chinese Economic Statistics
Urban job pressure eased with the surveyed unemployment rate at 5.2% in Jan 2024, while private urban wages rose to 66,809 yuan in 2023 and gig economy workers now exceed 200 million. Follow how employment shifts across manufacturing, services, and migrant labor sit alongside mild inflation and a trade surplus, including exports of vehicles jumping 57.3% as the economy keeps rebalancing.
Market Statistics
Cloud security is projected to reach $623.3 billion in 2023 while global cybercrime is estimated to cost $1.6 trillion by 2023, yet spending on AI software is forecast to hit $300 billion in 2024 and organizations are still dealing with outages from software changes. This Market statistics page stitches together the signals from cloud, DevSecOps, zero trust, and risk management to explain where budgets are actually moving and what that means for security and reliability.
Economic Inequality Statistics
Find out how inequality is reshaping everyday life, from the EU-27’s Gini of 0.30 for income after taxes and transfers in 2023 to the US top 5 percent taking 35.6 percent of income in 2022. Compare who gains and who falls behind across income gaps, poverty rates, education outcomes, and even access to rent, healthcare, and food.
Economics Statistics
Global inflation sat at 3.8% in 2023 while real GDP is forecast to grow 2.7% in 2024, but household pressure looks less forgiving, from 1.0% of US households reporting food insecurity to 19.0% that are cost burdened by housing. This page lines up the macro and the micro with current signals on trade and tech, including 55% of enterprises using AI and 2.5% annual growth in global merchandise trade volume.
Disposable Income Uk Statistics
Real wages rose 2.1% in 2024 and the UK saving rate is 6.0% in 2024, yet households are still under pressure with 12% of adults in arrears on at least one bill and debt service taking 8.8% of income. Use these Disposable Income UK figures to see how pay growth and saving behaviour sit alongside food spending, transport costs, and borrowing costs like mortgage rates averaging 4.7% and consumer credit rates at 7.9%.
Latest Economic Statistics
Markets are still pricing in everyday shocks as U.S. inflation runs at 4.1% in May 2024 while U.S. retail sales rose 1.2% year over year in March 2025, even as cloud security spending is rising and unemployment stays at 2.9% in May 2025. Latest Economic pulls together signals from hunger and poverty to AI investment and cybersecurity gaps, so you can spot where growth pressures are turning into real-world access and affordability changes.