Market Research

A good starting point is CensusScope, which is a portal to Census 2010 and 2000 data, charts, graphs and maps. This site is a product of the Social Science Data Analysis Network (SSDAN) at the University of Michigan. Several other research centers do provide summaries of their findings on their websites:

• American Customer Satisfaction Index (University of Michigan Business School)
• General Social Survey (National Opinion Research Center)
• Health and Retirement Study (University of Michigan)
• Human Development Index (Social Science Research Council)
• Metropolitan Racial and Ethnic Change Reports and Data (Lewis Mumford Center for Comparative Urban and Regional Research, University at Albany)
• The Multicultural Economy (Selig Center for Economic Growth, University of Georgia)
• National Center for Children in Poverty (Columbia University)
• National Survey of America's Families (Urban Institute, via the ICPSR)
• Panel Study of Income Dynamics (University of Michigan)
• Population Change and Migration Data for US Geographic Areas and other reports (William H. Frey)
• Research on Recent Demographic Trends (Loyola University)
• State of Metropolitan America (Brookings Institution)
• State of the Nation's Cities (Center for Urban Policy Research, Rutgers University)
• State of the Nation's Housing (Joint Center for Housing Studies)
• Surveys of Consumers (University of Michigan)
• U.S. Metro Economies (United States Conference of Mayors)

Other websites that have collected together demographic and social statistics include:

• Social Science Data Archives (University of Amsterdam)
• Digital Resources (University of Virginia Library Scholars' Lab)