Data Underload #3 – The Resolution Cycle

Nuclear is still the most common, but there are millions of households in the United States with a different family structure.

Some places attract young singles, whereas others attract married couples and families. I was curious how this varied across the country, so I mapped it.

We looked at shifts in job distribution over the past several decades, but it was difficult to see by how much each occupation group changed individually. This chart makes the changes more obvious.

Looking at educational attainment, income, work hours, and commute, this is who has the same work life as you do.