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Economic Outputs
Gross
Domestic Product by State, Bureau of Economic Analysis
Estimates of annual Gross Domestic Product by State and its components, by
2-digit industries, 1977 to latest year. Annual press
release provides data analysis, as do articles
from Survey of Current Business.
Gross
Domestic Product by Metropolitan Area, Bureau of Economic Analysis
Current and real estimates of annual Gross Domestic Product and its components for 363 metropolitan areas, by
2-digit industries, 2001 to latest year. Annual press
release provides data analysis, as do articles
from Survey of Current Business.
Economic
Census, Bureau of the Census
Censuses of U.S. business establishments and firms, by industry group, for
years ending "2" and "7". Statistics provided
for all industries include measure of output (sales, receipts,
revenue, value of shipments, or value of construction work done);
employment, establishments, and payroll; and other data
particular to sector (e.g., investment in plant and equipment).
Data available by states, metro areas, counties, cities and
places, and zip codes. By establishment, see 2002
Economic Census Geographic Area Series
and 1997
Economic Census Geographic Area Series; by firm, see 2002
Survey of Business Owners (company
summary).
Input-Output Models [ back to top ]
Regional
Input-Output Modeling System (RIMS II), Bureau of Economic
Analysis
Output, earnings, and employment multipliers by industry (471
detailed industries, 38 industry aggregations), for states and
any region composed of one or more counties.
IMPLAN Regional Input-Output
Modeling, Minnesota IMPLAN Group, Inc.
State and county employment, income, and output data and
multipliers.
Regional Economic Models, Inc
(REMI)
Regional economic forecasting models that
indicate the economic and demographic impact that public policy
initiatives or external events may have on a local economy.
Business Conditions and
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The Beige Book of
Current Economic Conditions, Federal Reserve Board
Each of 12 Federal Reserve Banks gathers anecdotal information on current economic conditions in its
District through reports from Bank and Branch directors and interviews with key business
contacts, economists, market experts, and other sources. The Beige Book,
published eight times a year, summarizes this information by District and sector.
Regional
Outlook, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Quarterly analysis of current national and regional trends that may affect
the risk exposure of insured depository institutions. Analyses prepared for
each of eight FDIC regions.
Area
Vitality Profiles, Brandow Company, Inc. 
Series of data reports ranking states, metro
areas, and counties regarding high growth firms, startup activity, business
retention, and business attraction.
Statistics
of U.S. Businesses, Bureau of the Census and Small Business
Administration 
Analysis of firm and establishment startups, closures,
expansions and contractions, for detailed industries, from 1989 forward, for
states, metro areas, and counties. Custom analysis for fee; free tables on
dynamic activity include:
- Dynamic Data
For states, year-to-year change in establishments and employment
due to births, deaths, expansions, and contractions,
1995-latest year.
- Additional
dynamic tables from the Small Business
Administration.
State
Business Climate Rankings, Site Selection
Annual state rankings based on measures concerning new and expanded
corporate facilities. (November 2007)
Best
Cities for Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneur
Ranking of metro areas as location for entrepreneurs.
Separate rankings for mid-sized and large metro areas, five regions of
country, and individual criteria (e.g., entrepreneurial activity,
failure rate). Prepared with Dun & Bradstreet (2006).
Best Places for Business and Career,
Forbes and Milken Institute
Annual rankings of top 200 metro areas as places to start a new
business or career. Rankings based on salary and job growth and high
technology activity.. Published March 2008.
High-Growth
Company Index, National Commission on Entrepreneurship
Measurement of high-growth business activity in each of 394 Labor Market Areas
(covering the entire country), 1992-1997. Published July 2001.
Corporate
Headquarters, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Locational trends of large company headquarters (firms with employment over
2,500) in 50 largest metro areas, 1990 and 2000. (Spring 2002, .pdf)
Mergers
and Acquisitions, Mergerstat

Merger and acquisition activity, by state. Monthly and annual data on number
of deals, dollar amounts.
Characteristics
of Business
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State Business Profiles,
Entrepreneur
Statistical overview of business characteristics, by state. Topics include
number of businesses, women- and minority-owned businesses, and business
turnover, income, and finance. Particular focus on small businesses.
Statistics
of U.S. Businesses, Bureau of the Census and Small Business
Administration 
Annual and longitudinal analysis of corporate and
establishment employment data by size, by detailed industry, 1989-latest year.
For states and metro areas, free data include:
- Query-based Tables Data on firms, establishments, employment, and
payroll by size and industry, 1998
and 1999.
- Set Tabulations
Firms, establishments, employment, payroll, 1992 and 1997-latest year;
change in establishments and employment due to births, deaths, expansions, and contractions,
year-to-year, 1995-forward.
- Additional
tables from the Small Business
Administration.
Fee-based analysis available, including by smaller geographic units, by
legal form of organization (corporations, partnerships, sole
proprietorships, and non-profit organizations), and for additional years.
Research Data, Center for Economic
Studies, Bureau of the Census 
Access to a number of Census Bureau longitudinal data bases describing
corporate characteristics and behavior. Surveys include the Census of Manufactures, the Annual
Survey of Manufactures, Enterprise Statistics, Quarterly Financial
Reports, and Survey of Manufacturing Technology. Access in Washington and several regional data
centers available to qualified researchers; analysis also
available on fee-for-service basis.
County
Business Patterns, Bureau of the Census
Data on number of establishments, by employment size, by detailed industry, for
states, counties, metro areas, and zip codes. 1993-latest year for full reports, 1988-92 for data to
2-digit level. Available on-line in
three formats. Industries covered do not include agriculture,
railroad transportation, and government.
Economic
Census Geographic Area Series, Bureau of the Census
Data on number of establishments, by employment size, by NAICS code (up to six
digits), 2002. Data available by states and metro areas.
1992
Enterprise Statistics, Bureau of the Census 
Data for companies and for auxiliary establishments of companies
(e.g., headquarters offices, research and development facilities,
and data processing centers), by industry, for states.
Consolidated company data include sales, employment, payroll,
form of organization and enterprise industry classification.
Supplementary data for large companies include inventories,
assets, fringe benefits, capital and research and development
(R&D) expenditures, and depreciation. Data for auxiliaries
include sales, employment and payroll, billings, inventories,
capital and R&D expenditures, and selected purchased
services. Auxiliary establishment data available only on CD-ROM.
Small Business
Economic Statistics and Research, Small Business
Administration
Variety of data on small business activity. Includes:
- State
Small Business Profiles Number and selected
characteristics of small businesses, by state, 1995-latest year.
- Small
Business Economic Indicators Small business
activity (new firms, employment, income and failures) by
state, 1995-latest year.
- Firm
Size Data Firms, establishments, receipts,
employment, and payroll, by size of firm, by state, 1996-latest year.
- Women
and Minority Self-Employed and Business Owners --
Data on self-employment and business ownership by women
and minorities, by state.
Survey of Business Owners, Bureau of the Census
The Survey of Business Owners is a consolidation of the earlier Surveys of Minority- and Women-Owned Business Enterprises. Number of firms, gross receipts, number of paid employees, and
annual payroll, by gender and race of owner, by industry, for states, metro
areas, counties, and cities. Covers individual proprietorships, partnerships,
and subchapter S corporations. Data for women-owned "C"
corporations provided as well. Minorities covered include black, Hispanic, Asian
and Pacific Islander, American Indian and Alaska Native. Part of Economic
Census; 2002 data available, and 1997 and 1992 data from the Surveys of Minority- and Women-Owned Business Enterprises.
Key Facts, Center for Women's Business Research
Minority
Business Activity, Milken Institute and Minority Business Development Agency
Distribution of minority businesses by state and by race/ethnicity, based on Dun
& Bradstreet Minority Business Data file, published September 2000. (.pdf
file, see table p. 10)
Nonemployer Statistics,
Bureau of the Census
Data on establishments with no paid employees, typically self-employed
individuals and partnerships, by industry, for states, metro areas, and
counties.
Self-Employment,
Social Security Administration
Employment and earnings data for workers covered under Social
Security, for self-employed and wage and salary workers,
for states (by gender, race, and age) and counties (by gender and
race).
International Investment and
Trade [ back to top ]
Foreign
Direct Investment, Bureau of Economic Analysis
Data on operations of foreign-owned U.S. establishments (with additional detail for
manufacturing establishments), by state, industry, and country of owner,
1977-latest year.
Foreign
Trade Statistics, Bureau of the Census
Access to Census Bureau trade data series. Includes:
- FT900
Supplement Exports, by state of exporter (EL
series, Exhibit 2) and by state of origin of movement (OM
series, Exhibit 2a). Monthly data series.
- Export
and Import Reports
Listing of trade data
products available. Includes imports by port of entry.
Office
of Trade and Economic Analysis, International Trade
Administration
Access to export data for states and metro areas, as well as
other trade statistics.
- State
Export Data By industry and destination
country, 1993-latest year. Based on EL series.
- Metropolitan
Area Exports By industry or destination
country, 1993-latest year, for over 250 metro areas. Based on EL
series.
Tariff and Trade
DataWeb, U.S. International Trade Commission
Query-based data base providing access to Import and export data,
by commodity and industry, by customs district.
State Trade Information,
Office of the United States Trade Representative
Overview of export-related economic activity by state, latest year available.
World
Institute for Social and Economic Research (WISER),
Holyoke Community College
Export and import statistics, including a quarterly state export
data series that improves unadjusted trade data from the Bureau
of the Census by filling in missing industry and state
information using an imputation algorithm. Provides monthly
exports and imports by detailed Harmonized System commodity code.
The Accelerated eXport Enhancement System (AXES) allows online
access to trade data and data trends.
Manufacturing
Export Growth, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Comparison of manufacturing export growth, by state, 1988-98.
NAFTA and
Jobs, Economic Policy Institute
Estimates of job losses due to the implementation of the North American Free
Trade Agreement, 1994-2000, by state. (October 2001)
International
Transportation Statistics, Bureau of Transportation
Statistics
Access to a variety of international trade data, including:
- Transborder
Surface Freight Data Exports to Canada and
Mexico by zip code, state, and National Transportation
Analysis Region (multi-county areas). Monthly data,
beginning 1993. Imports from Canada and Mexico by state
of destination, custom district, and port of entry.
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