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  ESRI Community Tapestry [Details]

Free web site offers a market segmentation tool searchable by zip code and based on socioeconomic and demographic profiles.

  American Health: Demographics and Spending of Health Care Consumers [Details]

Presents data on health care consumers and provides a comprehensive look at the demand for health care. Examines the demographics of health care consumers and the services they use. Includes detailed health care spending data and the latest data on health care coverage.

  American Sexual Behavior: Demographics of Sexual Activity, Fertility, and Childbearing [Details]

Provides information on reproductive health and family formation practices in the United States, including data on sexuality, fertility, marriage, and childbirth.

  American Men: Who They Are & How They Live [Details]

Provides demographic data showing the size of the male population, its changing age distribution, rising educational attainment, and evolving racial composition. Also includes demographic data on men's health, incomes, living arrangements, spending, and wealth.

  American Attitudes: What Americans Think about the Issues That Shape Their Lives [Details]

Chronicles the changes and consistencies in the attitudes of the American public on numerous social topics over the past thirty years.

  Americans and Their Homes: Demographics of Homeownership [Details]

Examines the demographics of American homeowners and the characteristics of their homes. Examines trends in homeownership, homeowners and their homes, homeowners by region, owners of new homes, owners of mobile homes, owners of high-value homes, homeowners who recently moved, and spending on homes.

  American Women: Who Are They & How They Live [Details]

Provides demographic data showing the size of the female population, its changing age distribution, rising educational attainment, and evolving racial composition. Also includes demographic data on women's health, incomes, living arrangements, spending, and wealth.

  American Time Use: Who Spends How Long at What [Details]

Presents detailed time use data for the most important demographic characteristic in determining how people spend their time-their age. Analyzes raw time use data to produce the percentages of people participating in activities, the indexes, and the rankings--each of which reveals significant differences in time use by lifecycle stage.

  Global Financial Data [Details]

Global Finacial Data features historical data on worldwide stock exchanges, bond indices,intraday data, futures data,interest rates, population data, and much more, there are currently 20,000 data sets available. All data is clearly defined, easy to read, and is readily downloadable into Excel.

  American Generations: Who They Are and How They Live [Details]

Discusses the differences and similarities among the various generations and age groups of Americans.

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  American FactFinder [Details]

Allows searching by zipcode and census tract. Population, housing, economic, and geographical data from the US Bureau of the Census

  BLS Time Use Survey [Details]

"The American Time Use Survey (ATUS) measures the amount of time people spend doing various activities, such as paid work, childcare, volunteering, and socializing."

  Community Sourcebook of ZipCode Demographics [Details]

REF HA203.S66 Publishers use U.S. Bureau of Census data Consumer Expenditure Survey to estimate spending patterns arriving at Spending Potential Indices reported by post office zip code and product or service categories. Top "Tapestry Types" a market segmentation system developed by the publisher uses 60 attributes to analyse nieghborhoods. Villanova is "Top Rung" the wealthiest consumer market.

  Consumer Expenditure Survey [Details]

Use this data collected by the U.S. Bureau of Census and to find out who spends how much on what. Build your own simple tables or use tables already created. Use this data to find out spending patterns of college graduates on food eaten at home or away from home, or medical supply expenditures by region.

  County and City Databook [Details]

Presents statistics on such topics as population, health, crime, education, income, trade for each county and incorporated city with 25,000 inhabitants or more.

  Demographics of the U.S.: Trends and Projections [Details]

  Demographics USA [Details]

REF HC110.C6 B847 2006 Source for standard Buying Power Index and custom BPI's. BPI's measure a markets spending power. May be used to measure market potential, evaluate new product potential and test marketing strategies.

  Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) [Details]

Country Reports, Country Profiles and Market Indicators and Forecasts from the Economist Intelligence Unit offer monthly and annual in depth analysis, data and ratings for the infrastructure, demographics, political scene, domestic economy, foreign trade, including regional and industrial sector breakdowns for over 200 countries.

  Global Market Information Database (Euromonitor) [Details]

This resource is a database of demographic, economic, lifestyle, and consumer market information for over 350 markets and 207 countries. Statistics cover consumer lifestyles, retailing, and consumer market sizes and forecasts. The data includes 6-year historic market size data for more than 330 consumer products in 52 countries, plus 5-year forecasts. Lifestyle indicators for 71 countries, lifestyle reports for 65 countries, and country profiles for 250 countries are also included.

  Liber8 [Details]

"Welcome to Liber8*, an economic information portal. Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis librarians designed this site with university and government document librarians, students, and the general public in mind. Economic information can, at times, be difficult for the non-economist to find and understand. We hope this site will provide a single point of access to the economic information that the Federal Reserve System, other government agencies, and data providers have to offer. We specifically selected non-technical sources that would be simpler to use and easier to understand."

  Polling the Nation [Details]

The database includes 12,000 surveys and 250,000 questions on more than 3,500 topics. Scope is international, from the United States, to more than 60 other countries.

  Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [Details]

First-time users have to register. The Roper Center has a large archive of public opinion information. It contains nearly 500,000 questions and responses from national public opinion surveys going back to 1935. Among the many survey sources are Gallup, Harris, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, ABC, CBS, CNN and NBC. The archive includes full datasets required to conduct bivariate and multivariate analyses using RoperExpress.

  Social Explorer [Details]

  STAT-USA [Details]

Economic, business and international trade information produced by the U.S. Government.

  State and Metropolitan Area Data Book [Details]

REF HA202.S84 2006 Quick reference to housing and population statistics for the U.S. Bureau of Census. Find values and percentages for population characteristics and business activity by county and city.

  State rankings 2006 [Details]

REF HA203.U17 2006 Translates the statistics generated by the U.S. government on everything from weather to crime to insurance coverage into easily comparable state rankings. Use this resource to identify potential test markets, by answering such questions as which are the top states for leisure or have the most sunny days

  Statistical (Lexis Nexis) [Details]

Provides the index and abstracts to American Statistics Index (U.S. government statistical sources). Contains over 100,000 statistical publications and is searchable by subject, category, title and author.

  The American Marketplace: Demographics and Spending Patterns [Details]