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Disk-usage-analyzer style sunburst of the world economy: countries → industries → companies
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檢視完整 README ↗A disk-usage-analyzer style sunburst (like Ubuntu's Baobab) for the world economy.
Live: https://pratikguru998.github.io/world-economy-map/
Click a slice to zoom in, click the centre to go back, hover for details. Switch between By country (World → Country → Industry → Company) and By industry (World → Industry → Country → Company), or search for any country, industry or company.
Figures are approximate and rounded, for orientation only. Company revenue is gross sales, not value added, so large firms can exceed their industry's GDP share; those slices are scaled down to fit and marked ⚠. "Rest of …" slices stand for smaller firms, public bodies and households.
data.js — GDP, industry shares, the sub-industry taxonomy, national-accounts sub-industry
shares for the five largest economies, and hand-curated companies.companies.js — generated: ~3,200 companies (name, revenue in USD bn, sub-industry, source, year),
merged from screener.in (India's ~300 largest listed companies by sales, with NSE industries),
the curated list, Wikipedia's "largest companies in …" tables and Wikidata revenue statements,
converted to USD, classified into sub-industries and de-duplicated.Rebuild companies.js:
python3 scripts/fetch_sources.py /tmp/wem-raw
python3 scripts/build_companies.py /tmp/wem-raw
India comes from screener.in: run scripts/fetch_screener.js in the browser console while logged in to
screener.in and save the copied JSON as /tmp/wem-raw/screener_india.json before building. Consolidated sales
are adjusted for listed subsidiaries in scripts/screener_adjustments.json; industries map to sub-industries via
scripts/screener_industries.json.
Fix a misclassified company in scripts/sub_overrides.json ("Name": "sub" or "Name": ["sector", "sub"]).
Company data derived from Wikipedia is available under CC BY-SA 4.0; Wikidata is CC0. GDP figures are from the IMF World Economic Outlook.
python3 -m http.server 8000