ECO 203: Value and Distribution
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Web Links
- Statistical Abstract of the United States This link opens in a new windowA collection of searchable statistical tables on the social, political, and economic characteristics of the United States.
- Guides to the Statistical AbstractThe links on this page will help you navigate through the data.
- Bureau of Labor StatisticsThis is one of the U. S. Government's major statistical agencies with timely data on employment, unemployment, hours and wages.
- Bureau of Economic AnalysisAnother major economic agency, part of the US Department of Commerce.
- Economic Report of the PresidentThe online version of the annual report from 1995 to the present. Each edition contains many statistical tables.
- U. S. Census BureauA source of data for social and economic characteristics of the population: national, state, and local
- Explore Census DataA new, easy way of finding census data for states, counties, and cities.
- Economic CensusThis census of the US economy is conducted every 5 years. Data from the 2017 census is now being released.
- World DataBank This link opens in a new windowA data source that includes information on the global economy, finance, gender, education, health, natural resources, and environmental indicators. This resource, published by the World Bank, contains statistical data for over 600 development indicators and time series data from 1960 to the latest compiled for over 200 countries as well as 18 country groups. Databases include: World Development Indicators, Global Development Finance, Gender Statistics, Education Statistics, Health Nutrition and Population Statistics, Africa Development Indicators, Global Economic Monitor, and Millennium Development Goals.
- International Monetary FundThe IMF provides data on the finances of each country of the world.
- OECDThe Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development publishes reports and statistics on 34 nations.
