1. Find a data visualization "in the wild," perhaps from a news article, book, YouTube video, or TV show. It doesn't necessarily need to be a terrible one, but there should be some room for improvement. (Attached the data visualization image below)

2. Get an image of the visualization. If it's animated, perhaps just include a link to the visualization

3. Write in Quarto/RMarkdown, in approximately two pages of text (not counting images):

a. What you think the story the visualization is trying to tell is

b. How effectively you think it conveys that story

c. Whether it's being misleading in some way (intentionally or not!)

d. How well it holds up the visualization principles we've learned about

e. How it could be improved

f. Why your improved version (from step 4) improves it

4. Design and draw (by hand or computer) an improved version of the visualization.

5. Include your text, original visualization and/or link, and improved visualization in the same document.

SUBMIT: Yourknitted Word Quarto/RMarkdown document. If your initial submission is an RMD I will ask you to knit it and you will lose 1 point.

Can you help me from step 3-5?

Research and Development Expenditures Since 1980, the majority of spending on research and development in the United States has been by business, rather than the federal government. Research and Development Expenditures by U.S. Business and the Federal Government 70% 60% Business 50% 40% In 1980, business 30% overtook the federal government in R&D Federal expenditures. 20% government 10% Other 0% 1955 '65 75 '85 '95 2005 Source: National Science Foundation, 2018