By Matthew Speiser
Harvard graduate student Robert Manduca created this cool interactive map down that each job in the United States breaks for companies on the basis of census data of 2010. A point represents a job. A red dot indicates a job in manufacturing and trading, a blue dot shows a professional job, a green dot indicates a job in the education, health and government, and a yellow dot indicates a work in retail commerce , catering and other services.
Reduce, it looks like a map of the population density. But once you zoom in the map shows the economic identity of the US cities. Here's how jobs in different cities spread:
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