UCSC web site

I stumbled across one of their sites
ucatlas.ucsc.edu...
The Global Atlas of Inequality
The mission of the UC Atlas of Inequality is to provide online teaching resources and tools to enable student exploration of global change. Aspects of 21st Century global integration and inequality present great challenges to university teaching. The UC Atlas of Global Inequality attempts to address these challenges using the Internet, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology and new graphical capabilities of digital media to enhance learning in Geography, Sociology, Economics, Health, Technology and Environmental Studies. The Atlas integrates data, maps, and graphs to create an interactive website for accessing and analyzing information addressing global change and inequality.
Put in a country or countries, what you want to look at and click.
gdp, illiteracy, co2 emissions ...
example
inflows of foreign workers - US
1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996
199040 203072 229160 292010 329288 334116 306000 371926

The main source of data for Atlas maps and the Atlas database is the World Bank's World Development Indicators. Take that as you will.

If you stop learning, you stop growing.