 | The Bureau of
Labor Statistics a good source for inflation unemployment income and
productivity data. |
| The Census Bureau a
good source for income, poverty and general population data. |
| The Bureau of Economic
Analysis is a good site for GDP data |
| The Federal
Reserve home of the famous beige book. |
| CIA
fact book is a good site for the U.S. assessment of other countries. |
| Economic Report
of the President. Each year's report attempts to review the
state of the economy. In addition, these reports contain a statistical
appendix which is very useful. It provides historical data on everything
from GDP to exchange rates. |
| The Office of Management and
Budget provides information on the Federal Budget. |
| The Bureau of the Public
Debt of the U.S. Department of Treasury is a web site that will allow
you to check on the size of the debt, who owns it, the magnitude of interest
payments on the debt, etc |
| The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis maintains a database known as FRED.
This database provides one-stop shopping: information on the money supply,
GDP, consumer and producer prices, employment and population, exchange rates
and international data. |
