I think this picture from last week's Economist is amazing:
It's a simple little graph, a few squiggles and shapes... and yet it signifies important economic progress - real improvements in the quality of life, and real reductions in material misery - for hundreds of millions of people. Hundreds of millions of people.
I think a good argument could be made that there's nothing that we do in economics that is more important.
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