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Compendium of international demographic stats by the U.N. Also in the Main Stacks HA 17 .D45 2005

General statistics and statistics on economic, population, and social issues; business; housing; agriculture; foreign trade; transportation; environment and energy; and science, research, and technology for 180 countries. There are time series data available and visualization tools.

Labor data from the International Labour Organization; searchable by country and topic.

Provides basic demographic data for areas of the world with population over 5,000.

Some IMF data is freely available on this site. For other data, see the International Financial Statistics in the Reference Room, Seymour Library (call# HC1 .I61).

From the United Nations -- contains current monthly economic statistics for most of the countries and areas of the world.

U.N. searchable site for economic data on over 200 countries.

Annual publication from the World Watch Institute. Most recent year in Main Stacks HC 59 .S734.

Compilation of international stats on social & economic conditions by the U.N. Main Stacks HA 12.5 U63 2006

World Bank's annual compilation of development data.
Most recent year in Main Stacks HC59.15 W656.

Published by the IMF on various topics. Select specific volume to browse (above link) or search the database: http://www.imf.org/external/ns/cs.aspx?id=28

Reports a decade of international labor stats. Most recent year in Main Stacks HA 17 .L63x.

Historical continuations of economic and financial data published in the Federal Reserve Bulletin.

Provides data on countries' exports and imports. Main Stacks HF 91 .I65

From the United Nations, 1992-2022.

Browse the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS - the standard used to classify industry).

Contains the latest annual trade data from the Office of Trade and Economic Analysis (OTEA).

International trade and development statistics by country from the United Nations

The World Trade Organization (WTO) database covers member states, observers, and selected key economies in four major profiles: Trade, Tariffs, Services, and Time Series of International Trade.