Government information resources are produced on subjects from accounting to zoology. They are produced by local, state, national, foreign county, and international government organizations. They provide historical and contemporary documentation of the successes, failures, and ambiguities of these programs and are designed to inform the public of governmental activity and policymaking.
Databases that may be useful in locating government documents and related information include:
A vast, multidisciplinary repository of standardized statistical datasets from more than 550 sources with over 2 billion data points including US and international government providers. For business research, includes consumer data from Claritas, Data Axle, and EASI plus Woods and Poole demographic and economic data projections through 2060.