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Dominic Brady

Dom Brady is a Tableau and Alteryx consultant at The Information Lab, based in London. He builds interactive data visualisations in Tableau as personal projects and for community challenges such as Makeover Monday. His work here covers the UK tax burden against other OECD countries, global gold demand using World Gold Council data, and out-of-school rates by region.

Based in United Kingdom (London)

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Finance and Economy Education and Learning

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Infographics by Dominic Brady

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Tableau dot plot titled Out-of-School Rates by Region, Age Group, and Gender, MakeoverMonday 2024 week 51, showing totals and rates for primary, lower secondary and upper secondary age in eight world regions from sub-Saharan Africa to Oceania, split by male and female

Education and Learning

Out-of-School Rates by Region and Elementary School Age Range

By Dominic Brady

Sub-Saharan Africa is highest at every level, from 18.9% of primary-age children to 57.5% of upper secondary age, and has 97.4 million out of school.

Dark dashboard titled The 21st Century Gold Rush, Looking Beyond the Dollar, with gold coloured charts of gold price, central bank holdings and gold share of reserves, a top 10 bar chart led by Russia and China, two time series and a world map of gold accumulated from 2000 to 2024

Finance and Economy

Gold Price Infographic, the 21st Century Gold Rush

By Dominic Brady

After selling gold in the 1990s, they have bought it every year since 2010 and more than 1,000 tonnes a year from 2022 to 2024, led over the period by…

Tall chart titled The United Kingdom's Record Tax Burden Is Not That High, with line and bar charts comparing the UK tax burden and tax wedge with OECD countries, stacked bars of income and income tax shares by income group, and a scatter plot of tax burden against government spending

Finance and Economy

UK Tax Burden Compared With the OECD

By Dominic Brady

By the UK's own history it is high and rising: the OBR puts the tax take at 36.0% of GDP in 2025-26 and expects it to pass its historical high of 37.2% in…

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