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State Profiles - go here for immigration by state, county data, metro area data, city data, immigration issues, congressional testimony, research menu & more

State Statistical Information Resources  - Go here for state data from statistical abstracts to population & economic data.

Historical and Vital Statistics - Go here for historical & vital statistics for all 50 states.

Government Information Sharing Project - Go here for USA Counties, Census of Population & Housing, Population Estimates, Regional Economic Information, Census of Agriculture, U.S. Imports & Exports, Consolidated Federal Funds Report, Earning by Occupation, School District Data Book, & Economic Census.

Regional Economic Conditions, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation - The Regional Economic Conditions site produced by the FDIC is high value added. Not only does it provide access to employment, income, housing, and real estate data for states, counties and metropolitan area, it offers tools to build maps, tables, and charts. 

State of the Cities Data Systems, Department of Housing and Urban Development - HUD's Office of Policy Development & Research has worked with federal statistical agencies to produce special data runs on a number of economic performance indicators for metro areas, including demographics, employment, and crime. The unique aspect of this site is that data are disaggregated by central cities and suburbs. 

Economagic.com - Economagic.com gives you easy access to more than 100,000 data series including state, metro and county employment data compiled by federal statistical agencies. The site will create spreadsheet files of data on-line as well as graphing data in your internet browser. Registered users can generate forecasts from historical data. 

State Economic Data Sources, Association of University Business and Economic Researchers - The Association of University Business and Economic Researchers is one of those organizations we suggest everybody get to know. Your local AUBER member is often an insightful observer and invaluable resource on your regional economy. Every state has its own experts and specialized data collections. The fastest way to find them is AUBER’s state-by-state directory of resources.

Census 2000 Data Products at a Glace - Go here for access to released Census 2000 data products & for planned release dates of all Census 2000 data products.

Statistical Abstract of the U.S.  - One-stop shopping for statistics produced by federal agencies.

American Factfinder - Your source for population, housing, economic & geographic data

Federal Justice Statistics on the Web - Comprehensive case processing information describing offenders arrested by federal law enforcement, investigated by U.S. attorneys, prosecuted in the federal courts, & under federal correctional supervision.

National Archive of Criminal Justice Data - NACJD acquires, archives, processes, & provides access to computer-readable criminal justice data collections for research & instruction. The NACJD Web site provides downloadable access to over 550 criminal justice data collections free of charge.

Demographic Profiles Generator - Go here for summaries of hundreds of Census Bureau economic & population data sets.

Health & Injury Chartbook - Provides health & injury statistical tables from 1993 to present.

USA Counties 1996 - Locate latest federal county data for age, agriculture, ancestry, banking, crime, earnings, education, elections, health, households, housing, income, labor force, poverty, retail trade, wholesale trade, births & deaths, manufacturers & more

County & City Data Books (1988 & 1994) - Tabular census data provided on county & city levels

International Statistics - Go here for economic, social, & demographic statistics from around the world.

Economics, the Environment and Sustainability - Click here for comprehensive U.S. & world economic data.

Government Information Sharing Project - Go here for USA Counties, Census of Population & Housing, Population Estimates, Regional Economic Information, Census of Agriculture, U.S. Imports & Exports, Consolidated Federal Funds Report, Earning by Occupation, School District Data Book, & Economic Census.

Bureau of the Census  - The Census Bureau site will lead you to the full range of popular and obscure Census data series. The site has a comprehensive A-to-Z listing of data subjects, as well as American FactFinder and CenStats, query-based means for accessing data for your area from a variety of Census series.

Bureau of Labor Statistics - Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has a wealth of information available through its Web site. BLS jobs, wages, unemployment, occupation, and prices data series are available through a much improved query-based system.

Economy at a Glance  -  an integrated set of BLS data for states and metro areas.

Bureau of Economic Analysis - The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) makes its Gross State Product, Regional Economic Information System (REIS), and foreign direct investment data available on its Web site. You can also use this site to access BEA's national income account data and its publication of record, the Survey of Current Business.

FedStats  - The FedStats web site, maintained by the Federal Interagency Council on Statistical Policy, provides clickable maps to obtain state and local data profiles drawn from multiple federal statistical agencies, with links to the original data sources. It also offers links to the web sites of over 70 federal statistical agencies. If you want to get a quick overview of what federal agencies provide what kinds of data, come here. 

Geospatial and Statistical Data Center, University of Virginia - The University of Virginia's Geospatial and Statistical Data Center provides a query-based system for obtaining a wide variety of federal data by state and area, including REIS, County Business Patterns, and historical Census Data. 

Geography Network, ESRI - Through the Geography Network, you can access a wide range of geographic content, including live maps, downloadable data, and more advanced services, from hundreds of providers around the U.S. and the globe.

Regional Economic Conditions, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation - The Regional Economic Conditions site produced by the FDIC is high value added. Not only does it provide access to employment, income, housing, and real estate data for states, counties and metropolitan area, it offers tools to build maps, tables, and charts. 

State of the Cities Data Systems, Department of Housing and Urban Development - HUD's Office of Policy Development & Research has worked with federal statistical agencies to produce special data runs on a number of economic performance indicators for metro areas, including demographics, employment, and crime. The unique aspect of this site is that data are disaggregated by central cities and suburbs. 

Economagic.com - Economagic.com gives you easy access to more than 100,000 data series including state, metro and county employment data compiled by federal statistical agencies. The site will create spreadsheet files of data on-line as well as graphing data in your internet browser. Registered users can generate forecasts from historical data. 

State Economic Data Sources, Association of University Business and Economic Researchers - The Association of University Business and Economic Researchers is one of those organizations we suggest everybody get to know. Your local AUBER member is often an insightful observer and invaluable resource on your regional economy. Every state has its own experts and specialized data collections. The fastest way to find them is AUBER’s state-by-state directory of resources.

International Economic and Social Statistics - Maintained by Edward Herman, Arts and Sciences Libraries, State University of New York, Buffalo. Provides coverage for print and Internet resources. Scope is worldwide, regional and national. Annotations accompany most links. Print sources should be available in most academic libraries and large public libraries. This site is excellent, with well-chosen websites and print resources, which are especially useful.

Economics and Economic Statistics - Maintained by Eric Fore, University of California Santa Barbara Library (UCSBL). Part of the "InfoSurf" Reference Guide series. Provides list of print resources at USCBL and links to economics and economic statistics sites. Annotations accompany many websites. Print sources cited should be available in many academic libraries and large public libraries.  Also links to related "InfoSurf" guides. Great site not only for the breadth and quality of its offerings but also for its suggestions on how best to conduct research.

Basic Sources of Economic Statistics - Maintained by Bobray Bordelon, Pliny Fisk Library of Economics and Finance, Princeton University.  Provides list of print resources and website links pertaining to economic statistics. Includes sources for macroeconomics and economic aspects of health care, trade and the environment. Excellent annotations accompany most citations. Print sources cited should be available in many academic libraries and large public libraries. Excellent all-around site for economic statistics
 

6 Billion Human Beings - An online exhibit from the Musee de l'Homme. Find out how fast the world's population is growing and why it may slow in the next century. Presented in French and English.