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Cruse, Patricia & DeDecker, Sherry. How to effectively locate federal government information on the world wide web: Statistics. San Diago: University of California, San Diego.
University of Michigan. Documents Department. Statistical resources on the web.
Vanderbilt University Library. U.S. government information. Frequently used sites: Statistics.
Congressional Information Service/Lexis-Nexis. Statistics universe.
Via Syracuse University Libraries (must be an affiliate).
Schankman, Larry. Statistical data sources.
OCLC FirstSearch. (1984 to present, updated every 6 weeks). FactSearch via Syracuse University Libraries (must be an affiliate).
Berinstein Research. Finding statistics online. Companion to the 1998 with the same title.
Hernon, Peter; Shuler, John & Dugan, Robert E. (1999). U.S. government on the web. Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited. See Chapter 8 statistics.
Maxymuk, John. (Ed.). (2001). Government online. NY: Neal-Schuman. See Chapter 16.
Notess, Greg R. (Ed.). (2000). Government information on the Internet (3rd Ed.). Lanham MD: Bernan Press. See Chapter 4 Census and Statistics.
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Federal Interagency Council on Statistical Policy. FedStats.
Generals Services Administration. FirstGov: Facts for you.
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University of Wisconsin, Madison. Data program and library service. Internet crossroads in the social sciences.
University of Michigan. Inter-University Consortium for Political & Social Research.
University of Oregon. Government Information Sharing Project.
University of Virginia. Social Sciences Data Center.
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Agriculture Department. Economic Research Service.
Census. Economic Briefing Room.
Consortium for International Earth Science Information (CIESIN).
General Services Administration. Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS).
GPO. Economic Indicators.
Justice Department. Bureau of Justice Statistics and a tour.
Department of Commerce.STAT-USA. Also available via Syracuse University Libraries (must be an affiliate).
White House. Economic statistics.
White House. Social statistics.
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Vanderbilt University. Statistics sources--Census.
Glossary of selected abbreviations and acronyms.
UCSD. Social Sciences Data Collection.
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Budget Sources
Government Printing Office (GPO). Budget of the U.S.
Office of Management and Budget. Budget process.
House of Representatives. Annual budget process.
State Department. Budget process.
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Taxation Statistics
U.S. Treasury Department. Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Tax statistics.
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Specific Sources
Statistical abstract of the United States.
Census. County and city data books via the University of Virginia.
Census. State and metropolitan area data book.
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Citation Guides
Census Bureau. Suggested citation styles for our Internet information.
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