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FRED® (Federal
Reserve Economic Data) is a database of over
3000 U.S. economic time series. With FRED you
can download data in Microsoft Excel and text
formats and view charts of data series.
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ALFRED® is a collection
of vintage versions of U.S. economic data. Economic
data for past observation periods are often revised
as more accurate estimates become available.
As a result, previous vintages of data can be
superseded and may no longer be available. ALFRED
makes it possible to gather data as reported
by a source on past dates in history.
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GeoFRED™ is a data-mapping tool which displays color-coded data on the state, MSA, and county levels. For example, GeoFRED can display unemployment, labor force, and population for all U.S. counties. Users can select among 12,000 FRED® data series and customize these printable maps according to size, scope, and detail.
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This service makes FRED even
more convenient for users by recording
a user's preferred graph settings, which are chosen
from a variety of options, such as frequency of
data, date range, and graph size. On each new visit
to FRED, the user can receive the newly graphed
data in that user's chosen style.
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FRASER® is a
project to expand our mission of providing economic
information and data to researchers interested
in the U.S. economy. On this web site you will
find links to scanned images (in Adobe® Acrobat® PDF
format) of historical economic statistical publications,
releases, and documents.
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Liber8™ is a portal
that links to economic information from the Federal
Reserve System, government agencies, and international
data sources. Liber8 was designed with university
reference and government documents librarians,
college and high school students, and teachers
in mind.
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CASSIDI® provides
nationwide data on banking market structures
and definitions, as well as banking markets for
individual depository institutions; users can
perform "what if" (pro forma) analyses
to see how potential mergers or acquisitions
could affect market structures and competition.
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