Also known as a Marimekko diagram, this chart uses the width and height of rectangles to represent separate variables. It can be useful to represent multidimensional data.
Marimekko charts, or mosaic plots, allow you to compare categories over two quantitative variables.
Also known as a Marimekko diagram, the mosaic plot lets you compare multiple qualitative variables at once. They can be useful, sometimes.
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This chart shows the shifts since 1960.
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