Darker-colored states have a greater increase in total nonfarm employees relative to lighter-colored states, which have less of an increase or decrease in total nonfarm employees.

Darker-colored states have had a greater increase in total private employees relative to lighter-colored states, which have less of an increase or decrease in total private employees.

Darker-colored states have a higher percent change in the coincident economic activity index, and lighter-colored states have a smaller change in coincident economic activity index.

Darker-colored states have a greater increase in the leading index, and lighter-colored states have a lower increase in the leading index.

Orange-colored states have a negative monthly change in building permits for one-unit structures, and blue-colored have a positive monthly change.

Orange-colored states have a negative monthly change in building permits, and blue-colored have a positive monthly change.

Green-colored states have a positive change in real median household income, and light green-colored states have a negative change.

Green-colored states have a positive change in median household income, and light green-colored states have a negative change.

Darker-colored states have a higher real total gross domestic product per capita, and lighter-colored states have a lower real total gross domestic product per capita.

Darker-colored states have a higher real total gross domestic product per capita, and lighter-colored states have a lower total gross domestic product per capita.

Darker-colored states have a higher per capita personal income, and lighter-colored states have a lower per capita personal income.

Darker-colored states have a higher percent of their adult population with at least a bachelor's degree, and lighter-colored states have a lower percent of the adult population with at least a bachelor's degree.

Darker-colored counties have a higher percent of their population 25 years and over who have an advanced degree, and lighter-colored counties have a lower percent of the population 25 years and over who have an advanced degree.

Darker-colored counties have a higher percent of their population 25 years and over who have at least have a high school diploma, and lighter-colored counties have a lower percent of the population 25 years and over who have at least a high school diploma.

Darker-colored states have a greater increase in resident population, and lighter-colored states have a lower increase or decrease.

Darker-colored states have a higher rental vacancy rates, and lighter-colored states have a lower rates.

Darker-colored states have a higher home vacancy rates, and lighter-colored states have a lower rates.

Darker-colored states have a higher homeownership rates, and lighter-colored states have a lower rates.

Darker-colored states have relatively more commercial banks, and lighter-colored states have relatively fewer.

Darker-colored nations have relatively higher GDP per capita, and lighter-colored nations have a lower GDP per capita.

Darker-colored nations have a higher fertility rate, and lighter-colored nations have a lower rate.

Darker-colored nations have a higher infant morality rate, and lighter-colored nations have a lower rate.

Darker-colored nations have a higher rate of internet users, and lighter-colored nations have a lower rate.

Darker-colored nations have a higher life expectancy, and lighter-colored nations have a life expectancy.

Green-colored nations have a positive net migration, orange-colored nations have a negative net migration, and yellow-colored nations have essentially zero net migration.

Darker-colored nations have a higher percent of their population between the ages of 0 and 14, while lighter-colored nations have a lower percent of their population in that age range.

Darker-colored nations have a higher percent of their population between the ages of 15 and 64, while lighter-colored nations have a lower percent of their population in that age range.

Darker-colored nations have a higher percent of their population at or above 65 years of age, and lighter-colored nations have a lower percent of their population in that age range.

Darker-colored nations have larger populations, and lighter-colored nations have smaller population.

Darker-colored nations have a higher real broad effective exchange rate index value, and lighter-colored nations have a lower index value.

Darker-colored nations have lower price changes in the harmonized index of consumer prices for the overall index, and lighter colored nations have higher price changes.

Darker-colored nations have a higher inflation rate in the harmonized index of consumer prices for the overall index excluding energy, and lighter-colored nations have a lower rate.

Darker-colored nations have higher rates on increase in their harmonized index of consumer prices for energy, and lighter-colored nations have lower rates.

Darker-colored nations have a lower inflation rate in the harmonized index of consumer prices for services excluding goods, and lighter-colored nations have a higher inflation rate.

Darker-colored nations have higher inflation in prices for the education, health, and social protection index, and lighter-colored nations have lower inflation rates.

Darker-colored nations have a higher harmonized index of consumer prices for goods excluding services, and lighter-nations have a lower index value.

Darker-colored nations have a higher compounded annual rate of change in the harmonized index of consumer prices for alcoholic beverages, tobacco, and narcotics, and lighter-colored nations have a lower rate.

Darker-colored nations have a higher compounded annual rate of change in the harmonized index of consumer prices for beer, and lighter-colored have a lower rate.

Darker-colored nations have a higher compounded annual rate of change in the harmonized index of consumer prices for clothing and footwear, and lighter-colored nations have a lower rate.