📅 The Week Ahead: National Small Business Week 🛍️
National Small Business Week is May 4-10. Learn about the different types of small business data available to you from our surveys and programs.
Check out this webinar recording for a look at the different types of Census Bureau business data available, how to find the data, and real-world applications.
Join our Tuesday webinar to learn how you can use Census Bureau data to conduct market research that can help you open or expand your business.
📊 Data Releases This Week
Employment and Labor Force Characteristics for Married Householders and their Spouses
Today, May 5, the Census Bureau released a table package featuring estimates of selected employment and labor force characteristics of householders and their spouses ages 16 to 64 in civilian same- and opposite-sex married households. The estimates, based on the 2023 American Community Survey, are available for the nation, states, the District of Columbia, and 15 selected metropolitan areas. At the national level, estimates are available by sex, race, and Hispanic origin.
Geographic Mobility in the United States by Birth Cohorts or Generations
On Tuesday, May 6, the Census Bureau is set to release a report based on 2005-2023 American Community Survey 1-Year Estimates showing geographic mobility – the movement of people within and across geographic boundaries – by birth cohort. Birth cohorts are groups of people born during a specific time frame who pass through life together.
Nonemployer Statistics by Demographics
On Thursday, May 8, the Census Bureau will release the 2022 Nonemployer Statistics by Demographics (NES-D). Also within this release are demographic data by urban and rural classification, receipt size of firm, legal form of organization, and characteristics of nonemployer business owners. The NES-D is an annual statistical series that uses existing administrative records and Census Bureau data to link demographic characteristics to the universe of nonemployer businesses.
📈 Economic Indicators
Tuesday: U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services
Thursday: Monthly Wholesale Trade: Sales and Inventories
📌 In Case You Missed It
If you lived in the District of Columbia, North Dakota, Alaska, Idaho, or Vermont in 2023, chances are relatively high that you or your neighbor had moved there from another state within the prior year.
Using American Community Survey data and estimates of state-to-state migration, we explore in-movers across the U.S. on America Counts.
📝 Annual Survey of School System Finances
Explore new Census Bureau data on current spending per pupil for public elementary and secondary education in the U.S.
Find detailed statistics on school system spending for things like instruction, student transportation, salaries, and employee benefits at the national, state, and school district levels.
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