Answered By: Lippincott Library Last Updated: Apr 16, 2024 Views: 123
Answered By: Lippincott Library
Last Updated: Apr 16, 2024 Views: 123
Federal Reserve banks
- FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data): The St. Louis Federal Reserve offers customizable time series charts and extracts containing U.S. economic measures. Popular series include
- Real-Time Data Research Center: The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia maintains U.S. economic time series data sets including
- FRASER (Federal Reserve Archival System for Economic Research): The St. Louis Fed. serves published documents featuring economic statistics, such as
- Bank Statistics 1896-1955
- Annual Statistical Digest
- Banking and Monetary Statistics 1941-1970
- Business Conditions Digest
- Business Cycle Developments
- Business Statistics (suppl. to Survey or Current Business)
- Concordance of Statistics
- Economic Indicators
- Productivity and Costs
Commercial aggregators
- Sage Data: Reports official and commercial data as published. Navigate to Datasets. Select a subject, sub-topic, and dataset. From the dataset page, you can adjust the time series and export results
- CEIC: Provides official and commercial statistics with sophisticated standardization options. Log in as a guest, or create an account to save your progress. In the left/purple section, change All Regions to United States. Add data series to My Series. Choose Download for export options.
More
For more domestic economic data sources, see the U.S. Economic Statistics Research Guide.
Was this helpful? 0 0