Economics: Web Resources

Provides an interactive look of European GDP, debt, jobs. From the Economist.

Statistical office of the European Union. Search for data by topic and includes charted data. Search for publications, and get the latest news.

View real-time estimated data for population, economics, social, environmental, health, and energy from reputable sources. Select "About" at the bottom of the page to view source information.

Excellent source for massive country data and stats. Includes tables, graphs, maps and pie charts. Search by country, category, and more.

Access a wealth of country data with multiple indicators. Find other country-specific data by choosing other search options at the top of the page.

View a list of economic programs such as trade (U.S. and international), manufacturing, retails and food services, more. From the U.S. Census Bureau.

Great resource for explanation of terminology, concepts and economists.

Many helpful links from the American Economic Association website. Links include U. S. macroeconomic data, other U.S. data, world data, and more.

Research division of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis provides vast economic data. Download, graph and track 385,000 U. S. and International time series from 80 sources. Includes CPI, Real GDP and much more.

Great resource for explanation of terminology, concepts and economists.

Many helpful links from the American Economic Association website. Links include U. S. macroeconomic data, other U.S. data, world and non-U.S. data and much more.

Principle federal agency responsible for measuring the state of the economy, labor market, work conditions and price changes. Find detailed data using multiple search options.

Includes detailed data on regional, national and international economic activity and industry data showing gross product by industry.

Search for business and industry data by business sector which includes construction, governments, international trade, retail, manufacturing and more. Special topics provide search options such as E-commerce, business dynamics, historical data, NAICS and NAPCS data and more.

Compare countries from presorted lists. Economic data includes the GDP, unemployment, public debt, industrial production rate of growth and many other helpful topics.

Search this massive list of Internet links that are of special interest to academics and to practicing economists. Sponsored by the American Economic Association and edited by Bill Goffe at Penn State University.

The State of Working American provides a look at the economic condition of low- and middle-income Americans and their families. Includes charts & tables, trends, economic indicators and fact sheets.

Search for economic data related to agriculture, food, environment and rural development. ERS is a primary source of economic data for the U. S. Department of Agriculture.

Locate data measuring the nation's workforce. Includes employment and unemployment levels plus weeks and hours worked.

Explore data for American workers that focuses on low and middle-income families. Search using charts & tables, trends, fact sheets and data. From the non-partisan, non-profit Economic Policy Institute.

Reliable source for links to information over many topics such a trade barriers, trade sanctions, international taxes.

Provides a detailed list of links to country statistics, sectors, charts & maps, and many topics.

The central bank of the United States whose responsibilities include overseeing the nation's monetary policy; regulating banks and other financial institutions; maintaining stability for the financial system; and providing financial services to the U. S. government.