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U.S. — General

Federal Statistics Briefing Rooms: A selection of the latest U.S. economic and social statistics.
Fedstats: A-Z access to statistics produced by more than 70 federal agencies. Links to the Statistical Abstract of the U.S. and also to the primary Statistical Agencies.
LexisNexis Statistical: An index to over 100,000 statistical publications, some with links to the full-text and related web sites. (UT users only)
Statistical Resources on the Web: Collection of links to statistics on many topics from the University of Michigan.

American Factfinder: Create data tables for states, counties, metro areas, cities, and neighborhoods based on the 2000 Census of Population and Housing
Economic Indicators: Data on prices, wages, production, business activity, purchasing power, credit, money and Federal finance from 1995 to date.
Historical Census Browser: U.S. state and county population and economic data for 1790-1960.
Stat-USA/Globus & NTDB: Provides economic and international trade data. (UT users only)
U.S. Census Bureau: Chief source of demographic statistics for the United States. Look here also for business and trade data and much more.

Infonation: From the United Nations, statistical data for the nations of the world. Create comparative data tables for up to 7 nations.
International Data Base: From the U.S. Census Bureau, demographic and socio-economic data for 227 countries and areas of the world.
NationMaster: View or create statistical tables, charts, and comparisons based on UN, OECD, WHO, and other international data sources.
United Nations Statistics Division: Selected social and economic data by country and year since 1985. Also links to national statistical offices and publications and to international agencies that provide statistical data.

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Karmen Crowther,
Business Librarian
crowther@utk.edu
(865) 974-0019

Updated 11/16/06