…morning’s housing report was a Big Deal. FRED doesn’t have the graphs yet, but here are the numbers from the Census Bureau cite. Graph of starts and permits: Note both…

…Every 10 years after a census, the numbers of Representatives per state are determined. Michigan has lost Representatives and California has gained Representatives. Every state gets at least one Representative…

…this shift in focus comes even as the government’s stimulus package winds down and as its temporary hires for the census are let go. Worse, the economy is still —…

…in the housing report by subtracting the South and determining the trend in the remaining 60% of the country outside of that census region. I have already looked at this…

…the FBI, and the population comes from the Census. Data sources are shown in the graph itself. The key driver of the graph is the large percentage of perpetrators of…

…Other to match the FBI figures. One approach would be based on the percentage of Hispanic people who are Black, White, etc. According to the Census, 2.5% of Hispanics are…

…explaining the differences in how jobs are counted in the two surveys shows us why: Interviewers from the Census Bureau contact households and ask questions regarding the labor force status…

…explaining the differences in how jobs are counted in the two surveys shows us why: Interviewers from the Census Bureau contact households and ask questions regarding the labor force status…

…up by states, so it is impossible to know the precise impact of the hurricanes, because the data is broken down by Census Region, we can exclude the Southern Region…

…first let’s check with Census to see how much bauxite and aluminum we imported last year. End use code 14200 shows that total imports were $16.255 billion but only $1.267…