Links to Demographic and Economic Data

Socioeconomic Data Collections On-Line

In addition to the data sources listed above, there are useful directories and compendia of economic development-related economic information on the Internet. Here are several:

• BizHelp - Help for Businesses in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts
• Census & Demographic Data, Mansfield University
• Directory of State Employment Agencies, Information Technology Support Center
• The Dismal Scientist ®
• Economic Development Council of Western Massachusetts
• The Federal Web Locator, Villanova Center for Information Law and Policy
• Geospatial & Statistical Center, University of Virginia
  - Domestic Economic Data
  - Education & Health Data
  - International Economic Data
  - Social, Demographic, & Political Data
  - Uniform Crime Reports:  County Data
  - U.S. Historical Census Data Browser
• Bill Goffe's Resources for Economists on the Internet, University of Southern Mississippi
• The Government Information Sharing Project, Oregon State University
• Guide to On-line Sources of Economic Development Data, University of Minnesota
• Integrated Public Use Microdata Series, University of Minnesota
• The Inter-University Consortium for Political & Social Research (ICPSR), University of Michigan
• Social and Demographic Research Institute (SADRI), University of Massachusetts
• Social Science & Government Data Library, University of California at Berkeley
• Socioeconomic Data & Applications Center, Columbia University
• Socioeconomic Data for Understanding Your Regional Economy:  A User's Guide, Joseph Cortright and Andrew Reamer
• Statistical Resources on the Web, University of Michigan
• University of Missouri
  - Post-1990 Population Estimates by Age, Race, & Sex for U.S. Counties
  - Urban Information Center
• Hal Varian's "Other Interesting Servers" for Economists
• WebCASPAR Statistical Database, National Science Foundation

Many of these data sources have been compiled by Andrew Reamer & Associates and Impresa. Andrew Reamer & Associates and Impresa make no representations as to the completeness, reliability or accuracy of the links they have compiled, nor to the data contained in the databases referred to therein. View their latest Sources of Socioeconomic Data for Economic Development Analysis.