Things You'll Need:
- Printer Inks
- Printers
- Internet Access
- E-mail Accounts
- Library Cards
- Envelopes
- Pens And Pencils
- Spiral Notebooks
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Step 1
Search for the country that interests you using a Web search engine. Each government has its own Web site, and some will offer you the option of reading in English, French or the country's native language.
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Step 2
Select a search engine that offers a Government category.
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Step 3
Click on Government, which will most likely feature a Statistics subcategory. This will give you access to statistics on your country as well as those foreign countries whose statistics interest you.
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Step 4
Contact the largest academic or government library near you. Ask the librarian whether it's a depository library for worldwide government statistics, and if it's not, ask him or her to suggest other sources you might use.
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Step 5
Call your local community library if you don't know of a major library near you.









Comments
goldencat said
on 11/28/2008 Where can I locate economic data that should be available from the U.S. Government. I am looking for trade deficits year by year, economic real growth, and gdp also year by year. Does anyone know where to find such data?