RAND State Statistics contains nearly 80 databases in
the categories described below. Much of the data are available at the
national, state, county, and city levels. Data are updated on a regular
basis.
Users looking for more detailed data on California and Texas
should visit our
RAND California
and
RAND Texas sites.
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Business and Economics
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contains
information on employment, unemployment, industry and occupational wages,
occupational projections, construction, bankruptcies,
inflation, foreign trade (imports and exports), gross state product, personal
and per capita income, farm income,
and airport operating statistics.
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Community
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includes a number of "quality of
life" databases, such as the number of crimes and crime rates, population density,
national parks acreage and usage.
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Education
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reports enrollment and student demographics for U.S. K12 schools
and U.S. Colleges.
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Energy and Environment
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reports energy sources, energy consumption, energy expenditures, and prices by state,
installed wind power, and estimated water usage by state.
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Government Finance
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reports revenues and expenditures by state, spending by program and agency,
and local government spending in U.S. counties, cities, and special districts.
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Health and Socioeconomic
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includes transfer of payments (retirement, Medicare, SSI,
food stamps, unemployment insurance, veterans' benefits), and
drug-related deaths (accidental, intentional, and undetermined causes)
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Population and Demographics
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contains U.S., county, and city population estimates,
including population estimates by race, ethniticy, and age for most
areas.
It also includes population projections,
border crossing and immigration statistics, deportations and naturalizations.
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