May 04, 2007
New Orders for Manufactured Goods in March Increased $11.9 Billion or 3.1 Percent to $400.2 Billion. (Released May 2, 2007)
Locally Hired Census Workers to Update Address List, Visit Every Residence in Fayetteville Area. (Released May 2, 2007)
Locally Hired Census Workers to Update Address List, Visit Every Residence in San Joaquin County. (Released May 2, 2007)
More Education Means Higher Wages In Puerto Rico. More Women Than Men Have a Bachelor's Degree. (Released April 30, 2007)
Total Construction Activity for March 2007 ($1,187.8 Billion) Was 0.2 Percent above the Revised February 2007 ($1,185.0 Billion). (Released April 30, 2007)
The Homeownership Rate in the First Quarter 2007 (68.4 Percent) Was Not Statistically Different from the First Quarter 2006 Rate (68.5 Percent). (Released April 27, 2007)
Sales of New One-Family Houses in March 2007 Were at a Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate of 858,000. This Is 2.6 Percent Above the Revised February 2007 Figure of 836,000. (Released April 25, 2007)
New Orders for Manufactured Durable Goods in March Increased $7.1 Billion or 3.4 Percent to $214.9 Billion. (Released April 25, 2007)
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