Looks like Malaysia drops from about 3.2 to 1.5 around 1997 (approximate loss of $1.70p/h, or >½). And that Thailand drops from about 2.6 to 1.8 around 2015 (approximate loss of $0.80p/h, or roughly >⅓). Are Frippa and I reading this wrong?
Not at all, it’s not the clearest graph. It’s not accessible. Graphics departments need to realise that different colours need to be distinctly different, or add arrows like they did here with India and the Philippines.
What’s that huge spike downwards for malasya?
That’s the infamous 1997-98 Asian financial crisis. Neoliberalism does it’s wonders aye?
thailand has a bigger downward spike, is that the one you mean?
The big green/blue one idk graphs are complicated
Looks like Malaysia drops from about 3.2 to 1.5 around 1997 (approximate loss of $1.70p/h, or >½). And that Thailand drops from about 2.6 to 1.8 around 2015 (approximate loss of $0.80p/h, or roughly >⅓). Are Frippa and I reading this wrong?
Edit: Q to @whoami@lemmygrad.ml, not Frippa.
ahhhhh I’m just dumb. Yes Malaysia had a massive drop in the 90’s. Thailand had a drop around 2015
Not at all, it’s not the clearest graph. It’s not accessible. Graphics departments need to realise that different colours need to be distinctly different, or add arrows like they did here with India and the Philippines.