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ALT Line chart of average hours per day Americans spend with different people across ages 15 to 80, based on US surveys from 2010 to 2024, where time spent alone rises steadily into older age while time with children and coworkers peaks in early to mid-adulthood then declines, and time with partners increases later in adulthood. Data source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (2025). License: CC BY.

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ALT Bar chart of income shares where it compares the share received by the richest 10% and the richest 0.1% across seven countries (Colombia, Chile, Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Uruguay, Argentina) to show concentration of income at the very top. The richest 10% receive about 43% to 63% of income while the richest 0.1% receive about 3% to 22%, with Peru showing the highest 0.1% share. Data source: World Inequality Database (2026). License: CC BY. Income measured before taxes and benefits, based on 2022 data.



























