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201-Accessing Regional Data: Bureau of Economic Analysis
Empey, Nicholas (APDU's Public Data University, 2015-02-18)
This webinar will provide an in-depth briefing on BEA's regional data programs. Attendees will learn about BEA's measures of economic activity at the state, county and metro-area levels. After a brief overview of how these measures are put together, the session will review the regional section of BEA's website and provide insights on how to access the full range of regional economic statistics, including gross domestic product, personal income, and the new measures of regional price parities and personal consumption by state.
301 - Federal Spending in the States
Rosen-Amy, Sam (APDU's Public Data University, 2015-01-14)
The federal government makes outlays of over $3 trillion in the states each year, but the actual amount distributed in each state can vary significantly. Nationally, federal spending in the states was equivalent to 19 percent of total state economic activity in fiscal year 2013, but it ranged from 32.9 percent in Mississippi to 11.6 percent in Wyoming. The Pew Charitable Trusts' fiscal federalism initiative has pulled together several data sources to produce a 50-state analysis of federal spending, filling in the significant data gap left when the U.S. Census Bureau discontinued the Consolidated Federal Funds Report in 2012. This webinar will draw on the new report to show how both the total amount and mix of federal spending on salaries, contracts, grants and benefits payments to individuals vary widely from state to state. The webinar will also explain the sources Pew used to match the data once provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
101 - Introduction to Data Sets: USDA Economic Research Service (ERS) Economic Statistics
Glaser, Lewrene; Vasavada, Utpal; Denbaly, Mark (APDU's Public Data University, 2014-04-23)
Part of APDU's Public Data University series, this webinar serves as a baseline learning experience and systematic overview of demographic statistics at the USDA Economic Research Service (ERS). This presentation will explore the following questions:
101 - Introduction to Data Sets: Bureau of Economic Analysis Economic Statistics
Mead, Ian (APDU's Public Data University, 2014-03-12)
Part of APDU's Public Data University series, this webinar serves as a baseline learning experience and systematic overview of economic statistics at the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. This presentation will explore the following questions: What data are collected? Who are the primary users? What research questions are most frequently answered with the agency's data set? How are the data collected? What are their strengths and weaknesses? How frequently are the data updated? At what level geography are they collected? What is the delay between the reference period and publication? How are the data disseminated? How is the agency's web delivery system structured? Who can the user contact if they want to know more about the data program?
101 - Introduction to Data Sets: Bureau of Labor Statistics Economic Statistics
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (APDU's Public Data University, 2014-02-19)
Part of APDU's Public Data University series, this webinar serves as a baseline learning experience and systematic overview of economic statistics at the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. This presentation will explore the following questions: What data are collected? Who are the primary users? What research questions are most frequently answered with the agency's data set? How are the data collected? What are their strengths and weaknesses? How frequently are the data updated? At what level geography are they collected? What is the delay between the reference period and publication? How are the data disseminated? How is the agency's web delivery system structured? Who can the user contact if they want to know more about the data program?
101 - Introduction to Data Sets: Statistics of Income IRS Economic Statistics
Weber, Michael (APDU's Public Data University, 2014-02-12)
Part of APDU's Public Data University series, this webinar serves as a baseline learning experience and systematic overview of economic statistics at the Statistics of Income, Internal Revenue Service. This presentation will explore the following questions: What data are collected? Who are the primary users? What research questions are most frequently answered with the agency's data set? How are the data collected? What are their strengths and weaknesses? How frequently are the data updated? At what level geography are they collected? What is the delay between the reference period and publication? How are the data disseminated? How is the agency's web delivery system structured? Who can the user contact if they want to know more about the data program?
101 - Introduction to Data Sets: Census Bureau Economic Statistics
Hait, Andrew W. (APDU's Public Data University, 2014-01-22)
Part of APDU's Public Data University series, this webinar serves as a baseline learning experience and systematic overview of economic statistics at the U.S. Census Bureau. Topics covered include: What data are collected? Who are the primary users? How are the data collected? What research questions are most frequently answered with the agency's data set? How frequently are the data updated? At what level geography are they collected? What is the delay between the reference period and publication? How are the data disseminated? How is the agency's web delivery system structured?
201 - GDP by Metropolitan Area, Accelerated Release of Data for 2008
Panek, Sharon D.; U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (Association of Public Data Users, 2009-12-10)
The BEA has developed estimates of the Gross Domestic Product by metropolitan area and is producing them in a timely manner to assist decision makers needing these data to make real time decisions. The webinar presents the methodology for producing the estimates and evaluations of their quality.
101 - The 2007 Economic Census: A Portrait of the Nation's Economy
Zeisset, Paul; U.S. Census Bureau (Association of Public Data Users, 2010-01-21)
An overview of the Census Bureau's 2007 Economic Census of businesses is provided in this webinar. Includes a description of the NAICS system for classification of businesses, the geographic hierarchy for reporting on businesses by location, the various means by which these data are published.
201 -Accessing Business Data Available in the U.S. Census Bureau's Research Data Center Network
Miranda, Javier; Klimek, Shawn D.; McEntarfer, Erika; Becker, Randy A.; Grim, Cheryl A.; Davis, James C. (Association of Public Data Users, 2011-01-27)
Overview of business data at the US Census Bureau, research, and public use versions.

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