Introduction
Use public data sets to perform analyses
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What you should know
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1. US Census Bureau and Securities and Exchange Commission
US Census Bureau maps and visualizations
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EDGAR
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US Census Bureau population data
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US Census Bureau industry data
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US Census Bureau geographic data sets
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US health data
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2. Other US Government Agencies
Bureau of Justice Statistics
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Internal Revenue Service migration data
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Bureau of Economic Analysis
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US Federal Reserve Board
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US Department of Education Data and Research
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Bureau of Transportation Statistics
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US Patent and Trademark Office
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National Centers for Environmental Information
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3. Data Sources for Non-US Entities
CIA World Factbook
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United Nations
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World Bank
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UNICEF
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Statistics Canada
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Eurostat
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Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
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UK National Health Service NHS Digital
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4. Data Search Engines and Portals
Google Finance
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Google Trends
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Google Public Data Explorer
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Amazon Web Services Public Data Sets
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Data.gov
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Google Ngram Viewer
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The Corpus of Contemporary American English
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University of California, Irvine, Center for Machine Learning
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Pew Research Center
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