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Meet Helen.

Helen used Census Bureau data to research real estate employment and sales trends ? made possible by your response to the Economic Census.

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America Counts: What's In It For Me?

The 2022 Economic Census measures invaluable information for overall business strategy and everyday decision-making by governments, economic development organizations and business owners.

Read America Counts to learn how data from the economic census can benefit you.

"We the Data" is back!

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Responses to the 2022 Economic Census from more than 4 million business locations will provide data that paints a more complete picture of U.S. businesses at the national, state and local level.

Visit America Counts to learn about the information collected in the economic census and how it helps shape decisions that affect the health of the nation's economy.

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Conozca a Linda: Linda utiliz? los datos de la Oficina del Censo para ayudarla a encontrar la mejor localizaci?n para su nueva reposter?a ? estad?sticas que existen gracias a su respuesta al Censo Econ?mico.

You can play a key role in the 2022 Economic Census by helping us spread the word.

Use our social media toolkit to raise awareness of the Economic Census and encourage response.

This new data product features construction spending estimates at the Census Bureau division level for private manufacturing. These estimates measure the construction work done on new manufacturing structures or improvements made to existing structures.

Looking for an easier way to access confidential microdata?

We and other federal statistical agencies recently launched a standard application process for researchers. Applications are limited to projects with an evidence-building purpose.

On February 1, 1978, Harriet Tubman became the first African American woman featured on a U.S. postage stamp.

Tubman was an abolitionist, nurse, and spy. Following her escape from slavery in 1849, she made many dangerous trips into southern slave-owning states to lead others to freedom using a system of escape routes and safe houses known as the Underground Railroad.

February is Black History Month.

Teachers: Test your students? knowledge on historical and current facts about the African American population in the U.S. with our Statistics in Schools Kahoot! game.

Play to find out what the projected Black population in the United States will be on July 1, 2060, and more.

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