Louisa, Kentucky relied on coal to power not just its homes, but also to sustain its residents' livelihoods. Today, though, Eric Lip...
In a recent survey , the Pew Research Center presented the American public with this statement: "College costs in general are such t...
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development issued its monthly press release on May 16 th regarding residential construction i...
Pew Research Center reports that societal and technological changes have made it increasingly difficult to contact and persuade responde...
A study recently featured in the Journal of Comparative Economics examines income inequality in urban China. Capital income increased d...
Gallup’s survey of Americans regarding their views on abortion has revealed an interesting trend. Whereas in 1995, 56% of Americans ide...
The Economist’s daily chart from May 19 th highlighted child mortality rates among 20 nations in Africa. According to Gabriel Demomby...
ICPSR is pleased to announce the winners of our 2012 Research Paper Competitions . Quentin Karpilow of Kenyon College won the Undergraduate...
This past Thursday, the Census Bureau announced that white births now account for less than half of all births in the United States. Fo...
An editorial written by Australian undergraduate Luke Mansillo to the Economist aptly drew attention to somewhat misleading figures regar...
Following President Obama’s endorsement of legalized gay marriage, the Pew Research Center released a survey on how the announcement has a...
A recent Wall Street Journal article discusses what it refers to as a "sand rush" in the Midwest due to an increase in demand fo...
On April 30 th , the Pew Research Center reported on Muslim support throughout the Middle East for al Qaeda. Overwhelmingly, Muslims are ...
Gallup ran a pol l on May 8 th which determined that fifty percent of Americans support legal gay marriage. This percentage dropped thr...
A recent Wall Street Journal article discusses what it refers to as a "disappointing jobs report" for April. While the unemploym...
A recent Economist article discusses the low cross-border population mobility within the European Union despite large variations in the ...
On May 3 rd , USA Today focused on a University of Michigan study regarding the proportion of parents who provide financial assistance ...
Business Insider’s Chart of the Day for May 2 nd highlighted a graph from Scott Barber and Thomson Reuters depicting youth unemploymen...
According to Gallup’s recently released Job Creation Index for April, job growth appears to be up in the private sector with more worke...
On May 1 st , SSDAN Director Dr. William H. Frey released a report for the Brookings Institution citing what he believes to be a key...
Gallup reports that 33% of American nonretirees predict Social Security will be a major source of retirement funding. This percentage h...
In the past four decades, 12 million Mexican immigrants came to the U.S., just over half of whom were unauthorized. Recently, though, t...
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