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Statistics.com
Statistics.com houses statistics in a number of categories, from agriculture to transportation. The data behind the categories is derived from numerous national and international sources, mostly government or quasi-government, like the Brookings Institute. Geared to students, researchers and teachers, the site
also lists statistics courses offered by the Institute for Professional Education and offers no-cost downloads of statistical software for your number-crunching pleasure.
| StatMarket
StatMarket provides statistics on browser and operating system trends, which are used by Web developers to give them infrastructure data useful for optimizing websites and planning future growth. Stats include most installed plug-ins, top referring search sites, top ISP referrals, the most wired time zones and much more. Clients can view these stats globally, by country or
by category.
StatMarket's statistics are based on the combined data of millions of daily Internet users visiting the thousands of sites that use parent company WebSideStory's HitBox Enterprise and other HitBox Web audience analysis services. Subscriptions start at $750(US), although you will find an occasional trend update in the form of a press release at the site.
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US Census Bureau American Community Survey
The American Community Survey is an ongoing nationwide survey designed to complement the US national census, which is taken once every ten years. The goal is to provide updated demographic, housing, social and economic information more frequently than once a decade, since the resulting data is used to make billion-dollar decisions on federal program funding. Currently the ACS provides updated annual data for all states, as well as for all cities, counties, metropolitan areas and population groups of 65,000 people or more. Check out the site for yearly data profiles in either tabular or narrative format. You'll discover updated information on age distribution, household type, nativity, language, geographic mobility, education, occupation, commute time, housing costs, income and more. You can also compare data year-to-year to assess changes over time.
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