U.S. Census

Conducted every 5 years. Collects data on size and number of business establishments, number of employees, sales, shipments, receipts, payroll, and whether women or minority owned.

Conducted every 5 years. Collects data on state and local governments. Data collected includes number and types of governments, number of employees and payroll, budgets and revenues, and fiscal relationships between governments.

Conducted every 5 years. Collects data on number and size of farms and ranches, costs of production, value of products and selected characteristics of the owners.

Covers such topics as business and workforce dynamics, economic indicators, expenses and expenditures, small business, and supply chain.

Covers such topics educational attainment, school enrollment, school districts, and public school system finances.

Covers such topics as private and public sector employment, commuting, industry and occupation and labor force statistics.

Covers such topics as child care, child support, and marriage and divorce.

Covers such topics as disability, fertility, and health insurance.

Covers such topics as affordability, vacancies, new housing construction, and rental housing.

Covers topics such as income inequality, poverty, wealth and well-being.

Covers such topics as age and sex, ancestry, children, aging, language use, and racial and ethnic diversity.

Covers topics such as voting and registration, taxes, and public assistance programs.