📊 Updates You May Have Missed

Eight million employer establishments generated $50.5 trillion in sales, employing 136.6 million people with $8.5 trillion in annual payroll in the U.S.

Check out state and industry-specific highlights from the 2022 Economic Census Geographic Area Statistics.

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Check out our final course in Discovering the American Community Survey. The ACS is our largest survey that provides Census Bureau data for over 40 topics down to the local geography level.

Module 6 teaches you how to apply your ACS data knowledge through a practical exercise, including geocoding an address, accessing housing data, and more.

Census Bureau Releases New Version of OnTheMap With 2022 LODES Data

Explore the latest economic data from the Census Bureau on employment in your state with our OnTheMap data tool.

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Former military drone operators and operational intelligence specialists have some of the highest earnings after leaving service, according to new Census Bureau data developed in partnership with the U.S. Department of Defense.

Explore how military occupations translate to the civilian labor market on America Counts.

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🆕 Updated estimates from our National Experimental Well-Being Statistics project are now available.

This research-driven project aims to improve how we measure income and poverty.

Get the key takeaways from Version 2.0 of these experimental estimates.

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• Experimental Data Products: National Experimental Well-Being Statistics
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From 2019 to 2022, the share of movers who returned to their state of birth increased from 4.2% to 5.0%, according to Census Bureau data.

Learn more about return-home movers on America Counts.

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