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Finance / Cost Estimating : Online models for estimating the cost of a project, building valuation data, etcExcerpt from Means book on successful estimating methods. ICBO valuation data representing average costs for most buildings in the USA. Estimating the unit, average, & total effort (man-hours or cost) required to produce a given unit. Helpful hints in construction cost estimating. Per diem rates. Home improvement costs.
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Finance / Economy : Historical US economic and financial data, including daily interest rates, etc. Bank rate averages. FRED Database - Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Economic data. Business cycle data. NAPM Report on Business. PMI composite index. Labor and employment rates in the USA.
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Statistics / Economic : Government and industry sources of statistical data on economicsAnnual consumer expenditures data for the United States. Monthly economic indicators. Internal Revenue Service compiled tax statistics on individual and corporate income, etc. Economic statistics for the United States and international.
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Business Data / Financial Data : Financial market data from treasury bill rates to calculatorsGuide to financial market data. General economic data. International financial data. Consumer Price Index. Monthly treasury bill rates and treasury bond futures data. Financial and economics data sources.
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