It's a graph of real income growth for the entire ... and Egypt—occupy the long hump of this elephant-like line. They have seen their inflation-adjusted incomes grow by 70 percent or more.

The so-called Elephant Graph, which many of us had labeled the most important in the world, probably doesn’t show what it claims to. The graph, made by development economist Branko Milanovic ...

Why an elephant? Because there's a graph showing what has happened that looks like one (especially if you join the dots up carefully and add in some ears, eyes and legs). Image source, Twitter It ...

Sir, A somewhat perplexing discussion has erupted on the pages of the Financial Times regarding our paper and the so-called “elephant graph” (“Incomes study tears up ‘elephant chart ...

This arrestingly unequal pattern of global income distribution has become known, famously (at least to economists), as the elephant graph. What does this have to do with the art market?