Global Leaves crosstab

7,101 administrative units across 237 countries, in one crosstab.

Strawman. Real version embeds the 10-minute narrated .mp4 (already exists) and either a static or interactive version of the 5×5 crosstab.

Global Leaves crosstab

The flagship result. Every administrative unit FAND tracks — 7,101 of them across 237 countries — placed in a 5×5 grid by the structure of its wealth.

What the crosstab shows

The world’s wealth distribution measured by what kind of capital dominates each place. The headline finding: a 38× measurement asymmetry between how much wealth conventional accounting captures vs how much FAND captures, driven by the substantive-rights side of the balance sheet (HR + SR) that nobody else measures at scale.

What’s here at launch

• The 10-minute narrated video (Global_Leaves_CrossTab_v4.mp4, 1080p)
• A static rendering of the 5×5 crosstab as a high-resolution image
• The contextual prose explaining what to look for

Phase 2

The crosstab becomes an interactive D3 visualization — click a cell, drill into the countries inside it, click a country to land on its balance-sheet page. The data exists; the rendering is the only blocker.

(Placeholder. Replace with the content packet John + FAND-side Claude produce per the dev brief §10.)