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“Drill-down” tables make searching easy

Content What’s New Uses Concepts Schedule Maps. Publication Schedule. Search multiple areas Customize tables Download files. Drill-down tables: See one area quickly. Search & download quickly ( no internet needed). Select geographic areas. See area boundaries.

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“Drill-down” tables make searching easy

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  1. Content What’s New Uses Concepts Schedule Maps Publication Schedule Search multiple areas Customize tables Download files Drill-down tables: See one area quickly Search & download quickly (no internet needed) Select geographic areas See area boundaries See more detailed industry data Link toAmericanFactFinder 1 2 www.census.gov/econ2002 www.census.gov Find an industry code, see which reports include the industry The Economic Census page has links to all the data … and several tools to help you find what you want – Start at census.gov The Census Bureau home page PDF’s look like printed reports, include text & appendixes www.census.gov/business Find an industry code, go to Industry Statistics Sampler All Business data from the Census Bureau . . . More than the Economic Census Economic census “Drill-down” tables make searching easy See current databy sector Link to comparable nonemployer table The Business page has links to every Census Bureau economic survey See specialized data published for each topic See industry definitions What programs have local area data, for what years

  2. Look Inside . . . . . . 3 American FactFinder- select, download, manipulate data 1 – Select “Data Sets” Econ Quicksheet No 1 2 – Select 2002 Economic Census The Economic Census provides detailed industry and geographic data every 5 years and serves as the benchmark for most other economic programs. Economic Census tools: Drill-down tables -- get data for one area, e.g., your city Industry Statistics Sampler -- get data for one industry at a time -- get the NAICS code for your industry American FactFinder -- get data for more than one industry and area at a time -- download and manipulate the data PDF reports -- get publication-quality printing (available 2-4 weeks earlier) Guide to the Economic Census -- get information about the Economic Census schedule, content, methodology, maps, and tips for using the data AccessingEconomic Census Data 3 – Select an Industry Sector 4 – Select ”GAS Summary Statistics” 5 – Customize Select – Filter Rows Sort – Use Optionsafter filtering Output – Print/Download www.census.gov/econ2002 February 2006

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