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Demography


Recent Articles about Demography

Planning for Customers by the Numbers

As an essential first step to writing a business plan, you should have a good idea of how many potential customers there are. Most business plans c...  Read more

How To Know Your Customers Better

Demographics sounds expensive and frightening, but it's a useful tool even for small companies.  Read more

Demographics

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Census Bureau to Update Employment Data

Nov. 8, 2006 -- The Census Bureau will interview some 70,000 households across the nation during the week of Nov. 12 for the Current Popu...  Read more

Make Your Business Count

Make your business count! And have your business be counted. It's time for the Economic Census of the United States. Every five years, the US Censu...  Read more

The Soloists

How many one-person businesses are there -- and what do they actually do?  Read more

Researchers Decry Census Funding Cuts

Entrepreneurship researchers are urging lawmakers to reconsider proposed federal funding cuts that would eliminate surveys of the nation's small businesse...  Read more

Census Bureau Introduces New Economic Indicator

Sept. 14, 2004 --A new economic indicator released Monday showed that overall services revenue in the U.S. increased 5.4% in the second qu...  Read more

Putting Your Business on the Map

A look at new software that lets users map everything from demographic trends to choice store locations.  Read more

Employee Compensation

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Getting the Dirt on Your Market

New location? Get market information, including population density, demographics, and the number and type of local businesses.  Read more

Business Failure and Dissolution

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Western States Home to Most Startup Workers

The West leads the country in percentage of their population employed by startup companies.  Read more

It's All About Geography

Where are the new companies starting up?  Read more

More Than Half of Americans Now Online -- and Looking to Buy

Nov. 1, 2005 --Americans are becoming more and more connected, with 62% of households now owning a computer and 55% using the Internet, ac...  Read more

More Than Half of Americans Now Online -- and Looking to Buy

Nov. 1, 2005 --Americans are becoming more and more connected, with 62% of households now owning a computer and 55% using the Internet, ac...  Read more

Minority- and Women-Owned Businesses Skyrocket

New Census data shows significantly higher startup rates among such groups.  Read more

The Silent Majority

Statistics show a low turnout of business workers at the polls.  Read more

Why Customer Buy is More Important than What They Buy

Conducting "needs" segmentation: knowing why a customer buys, can do more to help increase customer value than studying behavior: knowing what a customer ...  Read more

Rethinking Minority Business

Population trends and globalization are making the United States even more of a melting pot and putting the Inc. 500|5000 top 10 minority CEOs ahead of the c...  Read more

Why Demographics Are Crucial to Your Business

A new report projects trends in the United States' shifting demographic landscape and explains why it's important to know your customer.  Read more

Asian-American Business Ownership, Revenues Increase

New data finds that minority entrepreneurs are outpacing the national average.  Read more

Turmoil Today, Jobs Tomorrow

The Coleman Foundation Chair of Entrepreneurial Studies explains the results of studies on regional economies.  Read more

Boomtowns '06

Bellingham, Washington; St. George, Utah; McAllen, Texas... You may be surprised by the places that top our list of the hottest cities for entrepreneurs.  Read more

Online with Uncle Sam

Here are some Federal Web sites that can help you find important on-line information.  Read more

The Next Big Things

Inc. asks several ad hoc demographic experts to predict the future and suggest what will be the next big thing.  Read more

Online Job Demand Hits Record High

March 8, 2007 -- Online recruiting rose to a near three-year high in February, driven by greater employment demand in utilities, transpor...  Read more

Entrepreneurial Couples

If farming is considered a business, and all farms have a definite business aspect, then the reality of couples working together in a business goes back t...  Read more

New York's Anti-Traffic Plan Fails

Local small-business groups called the move to ease gridlock by taxing drivers a cure worse than the disease.  Read more

Employers Ignoring Language Barrier

A survey finds few U.S. businesses offer English-language training for immigrant employees.  Read more

Study Sees Obstacles to Minority Business Growth

July 7, 2005 --Minority CEOs need to change the way they think about business or they will fall behind in the global economy, reported a r...  Read more

The Case Of The Missing Metros

You're right: manufacturing is experiencing hot growth. But you're not quite right. It's happening in San Jose, not San Francisco. No offense to Frisco,...  Read more

Discretionary Income

Discretionary income is a widely used but imprecise definition of that portion of personal income not spent on actual or perceived necessities. Thus discr...  Read more

Multicultural Work Force

A multicultural work force is one made up of men and women from a variety of different cultural and racial backgrounds. The labor force of any country is ...  Read more

Resources: Click Here for Business Help

The URLs for three data-packed Web sites.  Read more

One Man's Alien is Another's Employee

Unlikely Iowa becomes the center of an immigration debate.  Read more

Language Schools

Globalization and an increasingly diverse U.S. population are driving growth at language schools.  Read more

Minority-Owned Businesses

Minority-owned businesses are on the rise. Over the past twenty years the United States has seen steady growth in the number of businesses owned by minori...  Read more

Hispanic Businesses on Growth Path

June 7, 2004 -- Six years from now, Hispanic-owned businesses will earn an estimated $465 billion and number 3.2 million, according to a n...  Read more

Most Small Businesses Start Without Outside Capital

New Census reports reveal how the nation's businesses are funded, where they are based, and other demographics.  Read more