A dot-density plot visualizes global income inequality by clustering colored dots for each salary bracket, from under $5,000 to over $5 million, with the width and density of each cluster reflecting population size. The visualization uses matplotlib's `scatter` with jittered positions, a dark theme with high-contrast green dots, and a yellow dashed `axhline` marking the minimum wage threshold, accompanied by a German-language annotation. Data comes from hardcoded income category counts in a configuration file, with a Python script generating the plot via NumPy's random uniform distribution for jitter.