U.S. Economic Data

My U.S. Government and Politics page may also provide relevant information or data.

General Economic Capabilities

Statistical Abstract of the United States: See especially the Statistics in Brief data tables for a variety of social and economic variables, and the complete list of tables for the last five statistical abstracts.

U.S. Economic Statistics (from the White House)

Overview of the Economy

Industry and Wealth Data (from the Bureau of Economic Analysis)

National Accounts Data (from the Bureau of Economic Analysis)

U.S. Consumer Price Index Conversion

National Income and Product Accounts data are available from the Bureau of Economic Analysis and Jordan Rappaport at Harvard

U.S. Business Cycle Expansions and Contractions (from the NBER at Harvard)

Employment and Labor Statistics

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (all kinds of data on the U.S. economy)

Trade

U.S. International Trade Statistics (from the U.S. Census Bureau)

U.S. Imports/Exports History (from Oregon State University)

U.S. Aggregate Foreign Trade Data (from the Office of Trade and Economic Analysis)

U.S. Foreign Trade Highlights (from the Office of Trade and Economic Analysis; see also Reports on U.S. Trade)

U.S. Monthly Trade Update and Foreign Trade Developments (from the Office of Trade and Economic Analysis)

International Accounts Data (from the Bureau of Economic Analysis)

Foreign Investment

U.S. Direct Investment Abroad (from the Bureau of Economic Analysis)

Foreign Direct Investment in the U.S. (from the Bureau of Economic Analysis)

State- and Local-Level Economic Data

Gross State Product (from Jordan Rappaport at Harvard)

U.S. State Export Data (from the Office of Trade and Economic Analysis)

U.S. Metropolitan Area Export Data (from the Office of Trade and Economic Analysis)

Regional Accounts Data (from the Bureau of Economic Analysis)

U.S. Social Data

My U.S. Government and Politics page may also provide relevant information or data.

Statistical Abstract of the United States (see especially the Statistics in Brief data tables for a variety of social and economic variables, and the complete list of tables for the last five statistical abstracts)

Statistical Abstract of the U.S. - Frequently Requested Tables

General Social Survey Data

General Social Survey Data Retrieval Page (from the ICPSR)

U.S. Social Statistics (from the White House)

Population and General Demographic Data

National Population Estimates (from the U.S. Census Bureau)

Population and Housing Unit Estimates Home Page (from the U.S. Census Bureau)

Household and Housing Unit Estimates (from the U.S. Census Bureau)

Historical Census Data (from the Census Bureau; see especially their population estimates and projections, which are available at the national, state, county, city, and metropolitan level for the estimates and national, state, household/family, and voting-age levels for the projections)

U.S. Census Data (via anonymous FTP from the U.S. government)

1990 Census Lookup

U.S. Population Series (from Miami University of Ohio; see also their readme file)

Crime

Uniform Crime Reports (from the University of Virginia)

Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics

Education

Quality Counts (Education in the 50 States)

Immigration

Immigration Fact Sheet (from the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, or INS; see also their 1994, 1995, and 1996 reports)

The Military

U.S. Active-Duty Military Personnel by Service (from the Department of Defense)

U.S. Active-Duty Military Personnel and Deaths (from the Department of Defense)

Non-Hostile Deaths among U.S. Active-Duty Military Personnel -- by Manner of Death (from the Department of Defense)

Worldwide U.S. Active-Duty Deaths in Recent Military Operations (from the Department of Defense)

U.S. Military Personnel and Casualties in Major Wars (from the Department of Defense; see also historical background and notes)

State- and Local-Level Social Data

State Populations (from Jordan Rappaport at Harvard)

State of the Nation's Cities (U.S. city data, from Rutgers University)

U.S. Regional Economic Data (from the University of Virginia)

Statistical Abstract of the U.S. - State Data Rankings (all 50 states ranked on a variety of social and economic measures; links to separate state abstracts are provided where available)

U.S. State- and County-Level Profiles (from the U.S. Census Bureau; social and economic profiles of each state, county, and congressional district in the country)

State and Metropolitan Data Book (includes city rankings on a variety of social and economic measures)

County and City Data Book (see especially the list of tables and data lookup form)

USA Countries (includes state and metropolitan rankings on a variety of social and economic measures)

State Population Estimates (from the U.S. Census Bureau)

County Population Estimates (from the U.S. Census Bureau)

City/Place Population Estimates (from the U.S. Census Bureau)

Metropolitan Area Population Estimates (from the U.S. Census Bureau)

U.S. Political Data

My U.S. Government and Politics page may also provide relevant information or data.

Elections

National Election Studies (NES) (see also their Guide to Public Opinion and Electoral Behavior, Continuity Guide to questions asked in NES surveys, and online data and codebooks)

Congress

Time Series Data on the U.S. Congress, 1947-1994 (from Eric Reinhardt; you may also download a zipped copy of the data and documentation directly)

ADA Scores for Congress (from Paul Gronke at Duke)

Political Movements

Christian Davenport's Radical Information Project (a series of events data sets concerning radical groups within the U.S. These data sets are generally made available as Excel spreadsheet files, and are accompanied by various codebooks and papers using the data. There are currently three distinct data sets associated with this project:)

U.S. Public Opinion Data

My U.S. Government and Politics page may also provide relevant information or data; my International Political Data page provides public opinion data from non-U.S. sources.

Gallup Organization (the well-known polling organization provides access to a variety of topical polling data on its web site. Topics include Politics and Elections, Business and the Economy, Policy and Social Issues, and Lifestyle, or all topics may be accessed from a page of Poll Topics from A-Z. Frequently asked poll topics can be traced over decades of polling from a page of Poll Trends, including such topics as presidential job approval, presidential favorability, presidential issues approval, congressional job approval, ratings of the economy, and election polls since 1936. Users may also find Special Reports, and Poll Analyses for both current and past Gallup polls.)

Americans and the World polling analysis (a site that presents analyses of publicly available polling data on world issues)

U.S. Presidential Approval, 1949-1994 (see also the codebook)

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