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Country Data (World Bank). The source of this data is from the World Development Indicators database. This site contains statistical information by the following categories: people (population, literacy rate); environment (surface area, electrical power); economy (GDP, exports); technology and infrastructure (telephone, roads) and trade and finance (exports, debt). Select a country or a country group. Also links to many other World Bank specialized data sources.

EUROSTAT (Statistical Office of European Communities). EUROSTAT is the European network for distributing official statistics, using uniform rules to harmonize statistical data on all European Union Member States. Economic indicators include national accounts, monetary and financial indicators, external trade numbers, prices and producer price indexes, industrial production, and
unemployment. Available in English, French and German. Searchable.

Foreign Trade Statistics (U.S. Census Bureau). Provides links to current trade data, historical data, information on top trading partners, and trade balance by country. This site also provides foreign trade regulations, forms, and classification schedules.

GlobalEdge Resource Desk (Michigan State University). Comprehensive collection of links to many statistical data sources on international business and related topics.

International Statistical Sites (Center for International Development, Harvard University) provides a very comprehensive list of statistical sources available on the Internet.

Office of Trade & Economic Analysis (ITA, US Dept. of Commerce). This site provides global data links, information on US industry and trade outlooks, US foreign trade data, US industry sector data, trade policy information, and state export data.

OECD Statistics. The OECD provides statistics on main economic indicators, economies in transition, labor force, agriculture, national accounts, purchasing power parities, capitol stocks, and international trade in goods and services of member countries.

Trade Statistics (WTO). Includes the International Trade 2000 publication, historical data on merchandise trade, commercial services trade, merchandise exports, and the WTO Annual Reports. Available in English, Spanish and French.

United Nations Statistics Division. Contains statistical information on economics, environment, demographics and social indicators. See also InfoNation and Country-at a Glance sites.