- The Bureau of Labor Statistics
- The U.S.Census Home Page
- The Chance Database
- Data and Story Library (DASL)
- Data Sets, UCLA Statistics Department
- The Gallup Organization
- Journal of Statistics Education - Data Archive
- National Center for Educational Statistics
- StatLib---Datasets Archive
- US Business Cycle Indicators
- US Population Estimates: 1990-1992
More Numerical Data Sources
The following list of sources comes from Swarthmore's
Math Forum:
The Data and Story Library (DASL) Great data from Swarthmore's Math Forum . . . Quoting from their site: "Teachers often ask for - but frequently have to create for themselves - good data collections for students to analyze. DASL is an online searchable library of datafiles and stories that illustrate the use of basic statistics methods, providing data from a wide variety of topics so that statistics teachers can find real-world examples that will be interesting to their students. Stories by topic (Archeology through Zoology) and by method (ANCOVA through Two sample t-test); datafiles by subject (Agriculture through Weather). A form is available for submitting your story."
The Data Library
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