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The purpose of this page is to provide a service to all people interested in finding economic data via the internet. The internet provides vast sources of economic data and our goal is to make it easier for people to find these sources. This site would not be as thorough without the research of Bill Goffe, Dept. of Economics and International Business at the University of Southern Mississippi. His guide to Resources for Economists on the Internet is an excellent jumping-off point for those interested in additional sources of economic data or other economics-related material available on the Internet. This site contains short summaries of the data that can be found at each site. To avoid going through all of the summaries, click on the following links to move to where you want to go. Census Data Census DataU.S. Census BureauThis site contains a great wealth of data. If it is provided by the census it can be found here. It provides general interest materials and highly detailed information. Besides census data, this site also provides the latest briefs provided by the bureau. Government Information Sharing ProjectThis site provides census data in a manner that makes it very easy to find what you are looking for. It separates subjects into Demographics, Education, and Economics. The site is updated as the most recent census data is available. U.S. Government AgenciesOffers summary data and graphs on the following categories: output; income; employment, unemployment, and earnings; production and business activity; prices; money, credit, and securities markets; transportation; and international statistics. U.S Department of Economic AnalysisThe most valuable information that can be attained without obtaining a membership is available in the news release information. The site contains the most requested recent data. There is not a lot of data to be found, but it is very specific. U.S Bureau of Labor StatisticsThis site contains data on the following: employment and unemployment; prices and living conditions; compensation and living conditions; and productivity and technology. This site also contains recent releases by the bureau. Social Security AdministrationThis site provides annual and current statistics. USDA Economics | USDA AgricultureThese two sites provide a wide range of agriculture topics. The majority of data can be found in the Economics site, but the Agriculture site offers extensive information on agriculture by counties and states. National Transportation StatisticsThis site provides a variety of statistics on the U.S transportation system. This site also provide valuable information on energy, ranging from nuclear to coal. FDICThe Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation provides statistics on banking. These statistics include historical data, quarterly banking profiles, and reports released by the FDIC. Federal Reserve System Board of GovernorsThis site provides data that has been released by the Fed in the categories of weekly, monthly, and annual. The data changes depending on the most recent releases. Federal Reserve BanksThese sites provide valuable economic data for each of their regions. Federal Reserve Bank of AtlantaFederal Reserve Bank of ChicagoFederal Reserve Bank of DallasFederal Reserve Bank of Kansas CityFederal Reserve Bank of MinneapolisFederal Reserve Bank of New YorkFederal Reserve Bank of PhiladelphiaFederal Reserve Bank of St. LouisThe FRB of St. Louis is a good site to find the following: U.S. financial data; monthly monetary data; monthly interest rates; monthly reserves; monthly commercial banking data; quarterly fiscal data; quarterly GDP and components; monthly CPI; monthly PPI; monthly employment and population data; monthly exchange rate data; and regional 8th district data. International Data Links
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