Overview

Finding an adequate dataset for your research can be tricky and time-consuming. Here, we collected a set of datasets that can be used in research related to areas of Economics.

• LISS

  • Source name: Longitudinal Internet studies for the Social Sciences
  • Description: The same group of 7,500 individuals in the Netherlands are surveyed every year since October 2007. Over these years, LISS can be used to measure the changes in people’s lives, their reactions to life events, and the effects of societal changes and policy measures.
  • How to access? Via online application
  • Areas: Economics, Health Studies, Marketing, Psychology

• HILDA

  • Source name: The Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey
  • Description: Household-based panel study that collects detailed information about economic and personal well-being, labour market dynamics, and family life of 17,000 individuals in Australia.
  • How to access? Apply for access through https://dataverse.ada.edu.au/dataverse/hilda
  • Areas: Economics, Health Studies, Marketing, Psychology

• World Development Indicators

  • Source name:The World Bank
  • Description: Comprehensive global development data including economic, social, and environmental indicators.
  • How to access? From the website or accessed through the World Bank API.
  • Areas: Economics, Health Studies, Psychology

• IMF Data

  • Source name: International Monetary Fund (IMF)
  • Description: Economic and financial data for most IMF member countries, including exchange rates, international trade, and more.
  • How to access? From the IMF Data portal
  • Areas: Economics, Health Studies, Psychology

• OECD Stat

  • Source name: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
  • Description: Economic and social data from OECD member countries, covering a wide range of topics.
  • How to access? From the OECD.Stat platform
  • Areas: Economics, Health Studies, Marketing, Psychology

• BEA

  • Source name: Bureau of Economic Analysis
  • Description: Comprehensive economic data, including GDP, personal income, and government spending for the United States.
  • How to access? From the BEA website
  • Areas: Economics, Health Studies, Marketing, Psychology