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Reference Sources

General
  • Business Statistics of the U.S.
    DOCS REF HC 101 A131 222 [On Statistics Table]
  • County and City Data Book
    DOCS REF 202 .A36 [On Statistics Table]
  • Economic Report of the President
    DOCS REF HC 106.5 .A272 [On Statistics Table]
  • Historical Statistics of the United States Colonial Times to 1970
    DOCS REF GA 205 .A386 [On Statistics Table]
  • Statistical Abstract of the United States
    DOCS REF HA 202 [On Statistics Table]
  • Survey of Current Business
    DOCS REF HC 101 .A13
  • Sports Business Market Research Handbook
    DOCS REF GV 716 .S76 [On Business Index Table]
  • U.S. Market Trends & Forecasts
    DOCS REF HF 5415.1 .U7 [On Business Index Table]

Company Rankings

  • Business Rankings Annual
    DOCS REF HG 4050 .B88
  • D & B Business Rankings
    DOCS REF HG 4057 .A237

Financial Statistics

  • Almanac of Business and Industrial Financial Ratios
    DOCS REF HF 5681 .R25 T68 [On Business Index Table]
  • Annual Statement Studies
    DOCS REF HF 5681 .B2 R6 [On Business Index Table]
  • Industry Norms and Key Business Ratios
    DOCS REF HF 5681 .R25 I551 [On Business Index Table]
  • Market Share Reporter
    DOCS REF HF 5415.2 M37 [On Business Index Table]

Databases

  • Lexis Nexis Statistical
      Access to all statistics issued by the Federal and State governments, non-governmental organizations, trade associations and international organizations.

  • SourceOECD

  • Sports Business Research Network (SBRnet)
      Contains news and market research on the sporting goods industry. Includes attendance statistics, sales figures, and sport participation rates.

    Tablebase
      Provides statistics on market share, market size, capacity, production, imports, exports, sales, and demographics.
  • University Internet Reporter (Formerly Mediamark Reporter)-- Offers comprehensive data on the uses of various consumer products. The studies include demographic information on the persons surveyed, their use of consumer products, and their use of various forms of advertising, including television, radio, and print media.  

Web Sites

For more information please see Statistics on Government Information page.

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Last Modified: 12/28/2007