I ran a linear regression model to estimate the % difference in income levels between men and women by occupation based on the variables listed in the next paragraph. The model also includes Unpaid domestic work, but it was insignificant. I then used the model to predict the difference in income levels if all independent variables were equal - this is the equivalised difference in the chart (in blue).

Data used for the graph and linear model are from the Australian 2021 Census of Population and Housing. They are Total personal income (weekly), Occupation at the 4-digit ANZSCO level, Unpaid child care, Level of highest educational attainment, Hours worked and Volunteer Status.

Note that the model has an intercept of -0.018 which is highly significant (p < 6.08e-07), suggesting that there remains a structural difference in mean income levels after accounting for the factors listed above; even if domestic duties, hours worked etc. were all the same, there would still be a difference in income levels due to other factors.

Plot generated in R using ggplot2

Excellent work of art and science

Nvidia is a public company. Do you know what public company means?

Yeah this is a fine chart but nothing beautiful

Section 174 Capitalization

Chinese banks now replaces the top Japanese spots. Does history rhyme next?

Source: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/jnId47y9/ Tool: TradingView

Not only that, Executive pay especially in tech has increased every year for a decade on the % of compensation given in equity

There is some merit in my opinion to be willing as the CEO to bet your own earnings on the company and your ability to lead it, and then they profit when their employees do too because as you mentioned equity is almost a given in tech

The fact that their net income is higher than their pre-tax income is truly impressive

This is fucking useless because it completely leaves out the size of market reach and nature of ads that now buy space versus back in the day.

Interstate banking in the US wasn’t really a thing until…the mid 90s? Once banks started branching out across the country, they got pretty big.

Interesting fact: Mitsubishi Bank wrote the biggest check ever written.

https://www.businessinsider.com/the-9-billion-check-to-rescued-morgan-stanley-2009-11?amp

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Even more shocking since the ads this year were quite unremarkable.

This is a really good point.

And it would be interesting to see the value of the companies that advertise as well as their annual advertising budgets (year over year).

I am also curious what the production budget is for the individual commercials

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They actually paid around $2 billion of tax, they didn’t get a benefit

Most companies incorporate in Delaware for the ease of it and the legal protection, since they have a chancery court for corps

It can help tax-wise, but only with state taxes. And enough states have combined reporting laws at this point that the benefit is pretty thin anyways

In either case, Nvidia’s state taxes here are a very negligible portion of their tax expense

The top 4 being all Chinese when none of them was on the list in the 80's is a huge shift.

If your not aware, Delaware is a tax haven. One address in deleware has a few hundred thousand odd companies are registered at it

A video on it as well

Today, the 10th largest bank in the US has more assets than the largest bank on this list. The largest bank in the US has almost 10x the assets of the largest bank on this list.

sauce

Neither of them pay Nvidia

It includes deferred taxes too. Their actual tax for the year was $2 billion

They didn’t get paid tax back, they paid about $2 billion of tax

$200million tax benefit must feel nice every year.