More than 35,000 respondents have answered 2,500 different questions. It covers a broad range of variables, many of which relate to microeconomic issues. Health-Economics Resource Page A guide to health economics and resources on the Web. This home page accesses the world's largest archive of computerized social science data. Click on Archive to reach a list of subjects or on Table of Contents to see the whole Web site and the search mechanism.
Site contains information on the effects of aging populations on aspects of the U.S. economy.
From this site access the Consumer Information Catalog with information on Federal Programs, Money, Small Business, Employment, Housing, and other subjects. Links to 1997 Consumers' Resource Handbook, Federal Agencies, Consumer Help, and Interesting Information Sites. This national, university-based center for research into the causes and consequences of poverty and social inequality in the United States is nonprofit and nonpartisan. What's New on the IRP Web site is full of good current information. Joint Center for Poverty Research Research examines what it means to be poor in America.