"STATS America, developed by the Indiana Business Research Center (IBRC) at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business, is a web portal that uses data obtained from hundreds of federal, state, and private sources to make available numerous analytical tools that will be of use to economic development stakeholders in the private, public, and nonprofit sectors. These tools include profiles of all 50 states and 3,141 counties, with numerous economic and demographic indicators that are updated regularly."

Access to detailed data sets related to population, housing, economics, industry and geographic data. Includes tutorials. Users can create maps, modify tables and save data in presentation format

"Since its founding in 1974, the Congressional Budget Office has produced independent, nonpartisan, timely analysis of economic and budgetary issues to support the Congressional budget process. The agency's long tradition of nonpartisanship is evident in each of the dozens of reports and hundreds of cost estimates its economists and policy analysts produce each year. CBO analyses do not make policy recommendations, and each report and cost estimate discloses our assumptions and methodologies. All CBO employees are appointed solely on the basis of professional competence, without regard to political affiliation"

Links to economic indicators.

Contains economic time series data which can be downloaded in Excel and text formats Over 20,000 time series are organized into categories such as banking, business/fiscal, exchange rates, foreign exchange intervention, GDP and interest rates. ALFRED- Archival Federal Reserve Data gives access to older data

Industry Contributions to GDP

Find older issues of the Survey of Current Business, Business Conditions Digest, Business Cycle Developments and more. Most sources back to first issue and available in pdf

Download, graph, and track
237,000 US and international time series from 68 sources.

CensusScope.org is allows studens explore demographic trends, copy maps, charts and tables. Graphically illustrates population growth, migration, segregaton and other issues at national, state, county and metropolitan level. Some data back to 1990 and can be manipulated. Easy to use.

The National Historical Geographic Information System (NHGIS) provides, free of charge, aggregate census data and GIS-compatible boundary files for the United States between 1790 and 2000. University of Michigan