Chapter 17 Data Apps
Investment
Explore the data of Chapter 17 without any code. Every chart below is live: hover over it to read the values, and use its buttons, menus and sliders to change what it shows.
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See also: Chapter 17 Model Apps, the chapter’s models without code.
The stock market
Fig. 3: The price-earnings ratio in the stock market
Move the slider to change dividend growth in the model; faster expected growth justifies a higher price-earnings ratio.
Source. Data: Robert J. Shiller, Online Data, cyclically adjusted price-earnings ratio (CAPE) of the S&P composite index (file ie_data.xls), formerly at econ.yale.edu. The model line is our own, from equation (10). Prepared file: data/ch17/fig17-3.csv (see the data notes). Chart: inspired by Fig. 17.3 in Jones (2024), Macroeconomics, 6th ed.
Investment in the data
Fig. 4, beyond the United States: investment in 35 countries
Pick a country from the menu; Ireland’s residential investment reached 13.5 percent of GDP in 2006, twice the U.S. peak.
Sources. Data: OECD, National Accounts at a Glance, Chapter 3, investment (gross fixed capital formation), the government’s share of it and investment in dwellings (dataflows DSD_NAAG@DF_NAAG_III and DSD_NAAG@DF_NAAG_III_GFCF); OECD national accounts Table 1, GDP and changes in inventories (DSD_NAMAIN10@DF_TABLE1_EXPENDITURE); all via the OECD Data Explorer. Prepared file: data/ch17/investment_components.csv (see the data notes). Chart: inspired by Fig. 17.4 in Jones (2024), Macroeconomics, 6th ed.