Each decade we are asked, “Why don’t you just use the information the government already has about me for the census? Why ask me again?”
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County Business Patterns (CBP), Industry and Manufacturing | November 15, 2017
Small Manufacturers Play a Big Role in the U.S. Economy
According to data from the 2015 County Business Patterns program, manufacturers are the nation’s fourth-largest employer.
Center for Economic Studies (CES), Industry and Manufacturing | October 05, 2017
California, Texas, Ohio, Michigan and Indiana were Top Five States for Movement into Manufacturing Jobs in 2015
California, Texas, Ohio, Michigan and Indiana were the top five states for hiring into manufacturing jobs in 2015.
American Community Survey (ACS), Class of Worker, Employment, Industry and Class of Worker, Industry and Occupation, Manufacturing and Occupation | October 03, 2017
Women in Manufacturing
Today we explore the role of women in the manufacturing industry using household data from the American Community Survey.
American Community Survey (ACS), Class of Worker, Industry and Class of Worker, Industry and Occupation, Labor Force Statistics, Manufacturing and Occupation | October 02, 2017
Beyond the Products: A Look at the Workers and Their Occupations in the Manufacturing Industry
Using the American Community Survey, we can paint a statistical picture of manufacturing workers to gain a deeper understanding of the people who work in the manufacturing industry.
American Community Survey (ACS), American Housing Survey (AHS), Building Permits Survey (BPS), Construction, Current Population Survey (CPS), Decennial Census, Economic Indicators, Housing, Manufacturing, Rental Housing Finance Survey (RHFS) and Survey of Market Absorption of New Multifamily Units (SOMA) | June 27, 2017
Census Bureau Highlights Construction and Housing Statistics for American Housing Month
If you want to understand our nation’s construction and housing market, the U.S. Census Bureau is a great place to find key construction and housing data.
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