Graphs are important, and not just for economics. They convey, relay, interpret, visualize, support and contradict, explain and explain away many of the things we come across in our daily lives - both personally and professionally.

Take 2 graphs that you come across (They may NOT be from our textbook or any other textbook) in your everyday life. Explain to us what each graph is trying to convey, does it convey it effectively? and then provide 1 concrete change you would make to each graph to make it more effective (saying "No changes necessary" are unacceptable.) Let us know where you found or came across each of the 2 graphs. Then, for ONLY ONE of the 2 graphs you find, attached the one you think is the best and make it part of your major commentary on this DB.

Make 2 comments on other's postings. You might think this is impossible but it isn't - you could focus on where you might use such information the graph provides or offer suggestions for further improvements in the graph, etc.