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Socioeconomic Data for Understanding Your Regional Economy
A User’s Guide Joseph Cortright Andrew Reamer
1998
REIS Poverty Rate
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Economic Development Administration
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Socioeconomic Data for Understanding Your Regional Economy
A User’s Guide Joseph Cortright
Impresa
Andrew Reamer
Andrew Reamer & Associates
1998
REIS Poverty Rate
Impresa Inc. 1424 NE Knott Street Portland, OR 97212 (503) 515-4524 jcortright@hevanet.com
Ame rica nC om Per C m u ap ita www.b ls.g I ov n
umer Price Index ons County Bu C sin
This report was prepared under an award (#99-07-13791) from the Economic Development Administration, U. S. Department of Commerce. The views expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Economic Department of Administration.
ess Pa tte rn s
Andrew Reamer & Associates 11 Linden Avenue Belmont, MA 022478 (617) 489-2121 reamer@thecia.net
Copyright, Impresa & Andrew Reamer, 1998. For updates to the information contained in this publication, visit www.econdata.net.
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Socioeconomic Data for Understanding Your Regional Economy: A User's Guide
Contents
Acknowledgements Introduction Part One: The Basics 1. Tools of the Trade 2. Data Sources: Where the Numbers Come From 3. Statistics for Analyzing Your Economy 4. Data Intermediaries: Guides in the Statistical Jungle Part Two: Lessons of Practice 5. Ten Habits of Highly Effective Data Analysts 6. Bookshelf Basics for Economic Analysts 7. The Web's Twelve Best Sources for Regional Data 8. Seven Pitfalls of Data Analysis 9. Advanced Analysis: Power Tools for Data Appendices A. Census State Data Centers – Lead Agencies B....
A User’s Guide Joseph Cortright Andrew Reamer
1998
REIS Poverty Rate
Ame rica nC om Per C m u ap ita www.b ls.g I ov n
umer Price Index ons County Bu C sin
ess Pa tte rn s
Economic Development Administration
U. S. Department of Commerce
Un
n Migratioent ym 02 plo m S-2 e E
RI M
S
II
ty ni
Su e m co
y rve
Socioeconomic Data for Understanding Your Regional Economy
A User’s Guide Joseph Cortright
Impresa
Andrew Reamer
Andrew Reamer & Associates
1998
REIS Poverty Rate
Impresa Inc. 1424 NE Knott Street Portland, OR 97212 (503) 515-4524 jcortright@hevanet.com
Ame rica nC om Per C m u ap ita www.b ls.g I ov n
umer Price Index ons County Bu C sin
This report was prepared under an award (#99-07-13791) from the Economic Development Administration, U. S. Department of Commerce. The views expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Economic Department of Administration.
ess Pa tte rn s
Andrew Reamer & Associates 11 Linden Avenue Belmont, MA 022478 (617) 489-2121 reamer@thecia.net
Copyright, Impresa & Andrew Reamer, 1998. For updates to the information contained in this publication, visit www.econdata.net.
Un
n Migratioent ym 02 plo m S-2 e E
RI M
S
II
ty ni
Su e m co
y rve
Socioeconomic Data for Understanding Your Regional Economy: A User's Guide
Contents
Acknowledgements Introduction Part One: The Basics 1. Tools of the Trade 2. Data Sources: Where the Numbers Come From 3. Statistics for Analyzing Your Economy 4. Data Intermediaries: Guides in the Statistical Jungle Part Two: Lessons of Practice 5. Ten Habits of Highly Effective Data Analysts 6. Bookshelf Basics for Economic Analysts 7. The Web's Twelve Best Sources for Regional Data 8. Seven Pitfalls of Data Analysis 9. Advanced Analysis: Power Tools for Data Appendices A. Census State Data Centers – Lead Agencies B....