INSEDE Institute for Sustainable Economic Development

Global Wealth Vector 2011

 
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL http://blogs.wsj.com/wealth/2011/10/19/millionaires-control-39-of-global-wealth/
cited a publication "Global Wealth Report" from
Credit Suisse Research Institute: https://publications.credit-suisse.com/app/shop/index.cfm?fuseaction=OpenShopDetail&aoid=291481&lang=EN

Vector profile brings this numbers to a whole picture of distribution of wealth.
x-axis shows the number of people and
y-axis shows how much of US$ they control.
Red vector is the sum of all four clusters. Its inclination is the average wealth per person.

Exposition below is an interactive ExcelWebApp from "SkyDrive" of Microsoft.
You may change the data in your browser - graphic will change too.
This ExcelWebApp actually has some limitations - missing vector arrow for example.
 
If you have Excel 2010 on board you may download the template for private use: http://www.bengin.net/beta/04_global_wealth_vector_cs_e.xlsx
 

If you intend to use this vector principle please keep in mind that it is part of the "Business Engineering Systems" a proprietary set of tools; registered Copyright TXu 512 154, March 20, 1992;
Private use is free; no derivatives; commercial use (consulting, education....) needs individual license...
This license is part of the business model of INSEDE, that allows us to develop and spread solutions for a more sustainable economy.

Additional samples? See the first ten of Fortune 500 here: http://bengin.net/beta/bengin_forbes500_2011_e.htm

Find and download basic Excel templates - overview: http://bengin.net/beta/basic_master_e.htm

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