Data Sources

A. Business Statistics

  1. U.S. Census Bureau
    Economic Programs

    • County Business Patterns (CBPs) updated annually as statistical measures,
      or view the County Business Patterns as GeoSpatial Maps
    • Manufacturing and Construction Data, with many data sets updated monthly,
      PLUS the Annual Survey of Manufacturers

 

MANUFACTURING DATA (CBPs + Manu’g):
Total number of establishmentS (in Ks)
Number with 20 employees or more
Payroll by dollars (in Ms)
Number production workers
Total dollar wages for production workers
Dollar value added by manufacture
Cost of materials
Value of shipments
Dollar new capital expenditures 
INDUSTRY TYPES:
textile mill products;
apparel and other textile products;
lumber and wood products,
furniture and fixtures;
paper and allied products;
drugs, chemicals and petroleum products
printing and publishing;
stone, clay and glass products;
fabricated metal products machinery except electrical;
electric and electronic equipment,
instrument and related products
beer, wine, misc non-durable goods

    • Service Annual Survey of
      the private non-good producing industries which account for approximately 70% of total economic
      activity in the United States. These non-good producing industries include
      Wholesale and
      Retail trade, and the service industries.

 

SERVICE DATA:
Number of establishments (by Zip code)
Payroll by dollar
Number of production workers
Total dollar wages
Number, un-incorporated individual ownership
— for total service industry 
 

SERVICE WHOLESALE TRADE:
Number of merchant wholesaler establishment
Dollar sales
Number of paid employees
Number of establishments in service Types

SERVICE TYPES:
Hotels rooming, camping and lodging
Automotive repair and parking,
Amusement and recreation
Health, Medical and Social Services
Legal and accounting
Motion picture, museum, Educational services
Engineering
Management and related 

SERVICE RETAIL TRADE –
(Non-employer Statistics)
Data by zip-code area
Establishments with and without payroll
By kind of business
(Employer Statistics)
Statistics by selected retail business
Major retail centers in counties
Places with 2500 people or more
Places with 350 or more retail firms


  • FDIC Research & Analysis
  • Data by branch, town
  • Deposits in banks, savings and
    loans, credit unions by branch, town, city, county, state.
  • OECD Semi-Annual Report {Interim}
  • Forecasts 18 months forward, providing detailed economic projections for the major seven (G7) economies and the OECD area as a whole
  • Analyses recent developments and focuses on policy actions required to foster a sustained recovery.
  • EconoMagic
    Economic time series page
  • This link finds
    Connecticut specific reports.
  • Website contains Time series data over a
    range of subjects like US macroeconomic data and county level personal
    income and employment.
  • For assistance help@Economagin.com

 

B. Employment Statistics

 

  1. Connecticut Department of Labor Labor Market Information
    • Presents labor statistics statewide and for Connecticut’s nine (9) labor market areas(LMAs)
      including a montly report on the Labor Situation,
      with detail by industry, including weekly and hourly earnings for the labor force, and
    • statistics on total employment and the unemployment rate,
    • with an explanatory article and summary of highlights for each LMA.
    • to contact LMI Research Office, send email or
      call (860) 263-6275.
  2. Connecticut Department of Labor Research :

    Benchmarking Growth in Demand-Driven Labor Markets, 2006

  3. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
  5. New York City Commission on Human Rights
    • for clear statements on protection on your rights.

     

     

    Webpage updated March 15, 2013