Data

Over 750,000 time-series data sets. U.S. and international data. From the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

PDF scans of historical publications related to economics. Most of the publications were originally produced by the Federal Reserve or various government agencies.

Statistics and aggregate data on inflation, employment, unemployment, pay and benefits, consumer spending, time use, productivity, and workplace injuries. Individual-level and household-level microdata from the Bureau of Labor Statistics is available through ICPSR.

Statistics and aggregate data from the U.S. Decennial Census, American Community Survey, Puerto Rico Community Survey, Annual Population Estimates, Economic Census, and Annual Economic Surveys. Replaced American FactFinder on July 1, 2019.

Via FRASER.

Data on the number, size, sales, inventories, etc. of businesses in the United States. Data is available broken down at a number of geographic levels and for many specific industrial classifications.

Data about mortgage loans by metropolitan area.

Includes both industry-level statistics and data on individual banks and bank branches.

Download detailed data on topics including consumer credit, banking, and interest rates.

Information about financial institutions (banks, bank holding companies, etc.) collected by the Federal Reserve System.

Data about mortgage loans by metropolitan area.

Data on housing, rents, etc. for the United States.

Detailed historical data on conventional mortgages used to purchase single-family homes, as well as some data on home prices and mortgages for multi-family homes.

From the National Association of Realtors.

Authoritative data on the size and financial condition of state and local governments, compiled by the U.S. Census Bureau.

Data on corporate and personal taxes and income from the IRS.

Data on the Earned Income Tax Credit, as well as general income and tax information, from the Brookings Institution. Contains much of the same data as the Tax Statistics site from the IRS, but with a more user-friendly interface that allows online searching and manipulation of the data.

Current and historical information on public debt, federal investments and trust funds, state and local government series securities, interest rates, and federal borrowing.

Annual data on the solvency of state governments in the United States, measured using five different criteria. Compiled by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.