The Economist's 'Graphic detail' section features data-driven insights. Navigate to this section and identify three distinct categories or themes of content presented. For each category, provide the full title of one graphic or article that exemplifies it, and describe the type of visualization used (e.g., bar chart, line graph, map).
Navigate to 'https://www.economist.com/topics/graphic-detail'. Scroll through the page to identify distinct content categories or themes (e.g., 'Politics', 'Economics', 'Social Trends', 'Environment'). For each of at least three identified categories, select one graphic or article. Extract the full title of the selected graphic/article. Examine the selected graphic/article's thumbnail or description to determine the primary type of visualization used. Present the categories, corresponding titles, and visualization types.
The agent successfully navigates to 'https://www.economist.com/topics/graphic-detail'. The agent identifies at least three distinct content categories or themes (e.g., 'Politics', 'Economics', 'Demographics', 'Environment'). For each identified category, the agent provides the full title of one relevant graphic or article. For each listed graphic/article, the agent accurately describes the type of visualization used (e.g., 'line graph', 'bar chart', 'map', 'interactive chart', 'scatter plot'). Example: For 'The Economist’s poll of polls for the 2024 US presidential election', the visualization type could be 'line graph' or 'interactive chart'. For 'How the world’s population will change by 2050', it could be 'animated bar chart' or 'demographic projection chart'.