The ESBR has a similar arrangement, with two links of interest for demographics research. Income, Expenditures, and Wealth contains six reports with accompanying charts looking at per capita and household income. The Employment, Unemployment, and Earnings section offers reports on the civilian labor force such as weekly hours and earnings, unemployment rates, and productivity. Like the Briefing Rooms, it's another site to use when you don't know where to start. The Demographic statistics section lists federal agencies that sponsor data collection, produce current demographic statistics, or provide data about special population groups.
Links lead to a variety of federal agencies, some of which are less clearly organized.
FedStats can be slow to load. While it overlaps data found elsewhere and is by no means comprehensive, this site offers a user-friendly format, with Help and Information files for each report. Users can select geographic regions from a map or scrollable menu list and then select a subset of data to display. The Electronic Map Library Tiger Mapping Service Digital atlases map statistical data in a visual format. The Electronic Map Library is an experimental geographic survey created by the Department of Geography at California State University, Northridge.