Economics

Information on every country in the world. Images, maps, and some basic facts and stats.

Examines and ranks countries according to 12 criteria (freedoms). The index is maintained by the Heritage Foundation.

Adjunct to the UN. Collects, standardizes, and disseminates statistical information on the world's labor force.

The UNSD maintains and makes available a host of statistics for countries worldwide. Tracks economic benchmarks such as GDP, as well as measurements of population, demographics, inequality, nutrition, and other categories related to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.

Datasets available on global issues including finance, energy, health, transportation, development, and more.

Accessible data, current and historical, concerning the government's revenue, spending, and debt.

An annual report written by the Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, containing both analysis and statistics.

Policy info and economic research as well as data.

Through 2012, the Census Bureau compiled a broad range of statistics from multiple agencies and organizations into annual Statistical Abstracts. (These statistics are still available on an ongoing basis from the originating agencies.)

Data from the United States Census, including population and demographic statistics and projections as well as economic indicators. Records go back to 1790.

Collection of information from the Census Bureau in various forms: audio, video, photos, fact sheets, publications such as the American Fact Finder, and more.

State-level data in multiple categories; APIs available to developers.

Statewide numbers and projections for employment, wages, industries.

Results and analysis of the 2020 census, provided by the Department of City Planning.

City data in multiple categories; APIs available to developers.

Each of the city's 59 community board district is profiled and mapped. Includes population and demographics, land use, census tracts, flood indicators, and more.