MBA : Websites

This survey from the Bureau of Labor Statistics measures how Americans spend their time (e.g. working, childcare, volunteering, leisure activities, etc.). This website features interactive charts, databases, reports, among other resources.

This survey from the Bureau of Labor Statistics tracks expenditures, income, and demographic information on consumers across the US. It also includes reports, data tables, methodology information, etc.

Nielsen measures audience behavior across various media. Their site features a variety free charts, articles, and reports.

Pew conducts public opinion polling, captures information on social issues, and explores demographic trends across the US and the glob. Pew is a nonpartisan think tank based in Washington D.C.

These monthly surveys from the University of Michigan track how consumers feel about the economy, personal finance, business conditions, and buying conditions.

BLS tracks employment data by occupation and includes projections on job growth by sector.

The Census Bureau collects and publishes data about the American people and its economy. Use the QuickFacts data tool to gather demographic data on states, counties, and towns/cities.

This guide from the SEC demonstrates how to read a company's financial statement.

The CBO is a nonpartisan federal agency that provides projections of legislative budgets. Use the topics tab to explore different sets of reports.

Investing.com includes annual/quarterly updates, balance sheets, cash flow, earnings forecast, and dividend history. Keep in mind that some data will be hidden behind a paywall but the majority is free.

The company search feature allows you to look up a company by name or ticker symbol for SEC filings and reports.