Interactive tools built on data. Free market thinking made tangible.
How many years for one country's income per person to close the gap with another's? Real data, real growth rates.
● LiveHow many years of your working life go to the state? Convert tax burden — and optionally inflation — into workdays, months, career years, and Tax Freedom Day.
● LiveA composite index ranking 170 currencies by monetary stability, credibility & backing, FX performance, and international use. Which currencies actually hold their value?
● LiveHow productively does each country deploy its workforce across agriculture, industry, and services? Which sectors punch above — or below — their weight?
● LiveWhere do you actually stand? Five independent axes — economic freedom, political liberty, social values, national identity, and cultural values. Short or full quiz.
● LiveEnter your income and nominal raise — see how much inflation silently took and what your real income actually is.
● LiveSlide through 150 years of population. Map or bubble view, every country, every year — UN World Population Prospects.
● LiveHeritage, Fraser, and other major freedom indexes compared in one place. Where does your country stand?
Coming soonGovernment spending as a share of GDP — ranked and trended across countries. How large is the state?
Coming soonBendunomics is about economics, politics and execution. It was created to cut through empty talking points and focus on what actually matters: Common sense, numbers, incentives, trade-offs and the real effects of political decisions. The aim is to make complex issues understandable without turning them into clichés.
Bendunomics covers economics, fiscal and monetary policy, reform and broader public affairs. It approaches the subjects with independence, critical thinking and respect for evidence. Ideas matter, but results matter more. Good policy is judged not by slogans or intentions, but by whether it makes sense and works in practice.
The name Bendunomics is inspired by Kakha Bendukidze, the Georgian reformer and educator whose legacy combined bold economic reform with a deep commitment to education.
At its core, Bendunomics is for readers who want more than noise, headlines and recycled opinions. It is a place for sharp analysis, honest argument and a more grounded view of how economic and political decisions shape everyday life.
