Graphs & Data
As you begin entering a search word, you will see suggestions show up below the search box. These may be helpful if you are looking for ideas.
You can try combining keywords with AND or OR:
Examples: interest rate AND inflation, wage OR salary
To exclude results that contain a certain word, use the minus sign in front of it:
Example: imports -agricultural
Limit your results using options under Refine Your Search. These can help you narrow down your results to a certain content type (statistics, reports, topics, etc.), location (specific region, country, or territory), or industry.
If you would rather browse to see what kind of information is available, use the options at the top of the search screen. For example, under Statistics you have the option to browse by industry. Some industries show up in the drop-down, or you can click "All Industries" to get to the Industry Overview page.
The industry overview page has all the industries and sub-industries listed out. Simply click on the industry you are interested in exploring.
The Source section provides information about the original source(s) of the data.
You can find the citation by clicking on the quotation mark icon or by clicking on the view options under Citation formats located under the source information. Available citation styles include APA, Chicago, Harvard, MLA, Bluebook, and IEEE.
