Reference Source
US Economy
- U.S. Bureau of Economic AnalysisNational, Regional, Industry and International accounts in fixed tables as well as interactive (custom) tables;
Includes Local Area Personal Income & Employment.
- ALFRED - Archival Federal Economic Reserve DataUnrevised historical versions of data, as recorded at the time.
Note: You can access ALFRED data from search results in FRED. FRED has more robust searching capabilities. - Economic CensusPlease note: The economic census is conducted every 5 years. Select "Advanced" and the Surveys to search the surveys directly.
- Economic Census Products - USFor a variety of census products pertaining to the US economy.
- Economic Indicators -- Census BureauCurrent statistics and historical data (coverage varies by survey);
Most of the statistics are presented at the National Level, but some also include US regions.
See also: Economic data for states, metros, counties, cities, and ZIP Codes.
- FRASERNot all of the historical economic publications have been added to ALFRED. Lower-use items are still only available as print publications or, as pdfs from uncorrected OCR.
- FRED Federal Reserve Economic DataRegional and national financial and economic data. Historical data is revised and updated.
Note: Use ALFRED (Archival Federal Reserve Economic Data), below, to retrieve unrevised historical versions of data, as recorded at the time. - NASBO (National Association of State Budget Officers), Fiscal Survey of StatesThe survey presents aggregate and individual data on the states’ general fund receipts, expenditures, and balances for all 50 states.
- NBER (National Bureau of Economic Research) Data setsA mix of economic, political, demographic, and health data sets.
- United States Census Bureau, Center for Economic Studies (CES)"... business and workforce public–use data products from existing census, survey, and administrative data."