Look at the chart below. It shows the remittance of money from one country to another in 2019. For example, the first blue line at the top shows that $14 billion has been remitted from the US to India. Just for your understanding, this is money sent by people working in the US who are originally from India who are sending money to their families in India. The other lines in the chart are interpreted in a similar manner.

The chart is too difficult to understand because there are lines criss-crossing each other making it hard to figure out what is going on. You are required to use the data in the chart to make another chart using Excel or Tableau which will be very easy to read and interpret. All items need to be properly labeled and use of colors is encouraged. You make the choice what type of chart you want to use (bar graph, pie chart, etc.). A reader should be able to take one look at the chart and understand what is going on immediately.

Financial Flows Top 10 remittance routes, by value, 2019. Together they account for more than one fifth of all global remittances. From $14 billion 19 India 13 U.S. $103 billion 38 Mexico 19 China 15 UAE 19 14 Philippines Hong Kong 15 10 Guatemala Saudi Arabia 13 9 Vietnam Russia 9 9 Ukraine Source: World Bank Financial Flows Top 10 remittance routes, by value, 2019. Together they account for more than one fifth of all global remittances. From $14 billion 19 India 13 U.S. $103 billion 38 Mexico 19 China 15 UAE 19 14 Philippines Hong Kong 15 10 Guatemala Saudi Arabia 13 9 Vietnam Russia 9 9 Ukraine Source: World Bank