Of all the free web sites in my bookmarks, the one to which I refer most often is the University of Michigan Documents Center’s Statistical Resources On the Web maintained by Grace York. The organization of the site (even with the frames) makes it easy to find sources on a topic and the annotations make…
Quoting the site, the SPPQ Data Resource is “a series of data sets than include more than 50 state-level indicators on everything from crime rates to unified partisan control of state government. Many of these variables are available by state for a 20-year period (approximately 1974 to 1999). See the codebook for more detail. Geographic…
A new Economics metasite has come to my attention called Eco5.com. What’s the significance of the name? Beats me, they don’t explain it on their about page. Nevertheless, this site is packed with links to free statistics and data, with a particular strength historical data. The main page focuses on career resources, so follow the…