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US Workforce Participation
This data primarily comes from two sources: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and the US Bureau of Labor Statistics .
| Column | Description | | Year | The calendar year for each value | | Annual Average Workforce Participation | Defined by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as "the percentage of the population [16 years and older] that is either employed or unemployed (that is, either working or actively seeking work). Note that 2015's Annual Average is calculated using the first 11 months." | | Male Workforce Participation Rate | Annual workforce participation rate for males. | | Female Workforce Participation Rate | Annual workforce participation rate for females. | | Male Inactivity Rate Aged 25-54 | Defined as the proportion of the male population aged 25-54 that is not in the labour force. Common reasons for leaving labour force: college, retirement, stay at home, can't find work and no longer try. | | Change in Rate (Male Inactivity Rate Aged 25-54) | The change in the inactivity rate calculated as the current year minus the previous year. | | Female Inactivity Rate Aged 25-54 | Defined as the proportion of the female population aged 25-54 that is not in the labour force. | | Change in Rate (Female Inactivity Rate Aged 25-54) | The change in the inactivity rate calculated as the current year minus the previous year. | | Presidential Control | Political party of president. | | Senate Control | Political party of the Senate majority | | House Control | Political party of the House of Representatives majority. | | Legislative Branch (House and Senate) | Combined control of Senate and House of Representativs |
| statcrunch_featured | Jun 27, 2017 | 10KB | 2842 |
US Presidential Election History
This dataset tracks the US presidential election results dating back to 1824. Included is the winning candidate, winning party, popular voting totals, margin of victory, and the electoral college totals. Also included is the name and party of the runner-up along with the percentage of all eligible voters that turned out for the election (Voter Turnout Percentage). | statcrunch_featured | Feb 20, 2018 | 5KB | 2707 |
Project 2 Do you smoke, female v male
Stats 227 Spring 2019 Los Angeles Mission College | mariselac54 | May 20, 2019 | 511B | 150 |
cell_phones.xls
Q1. Based on a recent study, roughly 80% of college students in the U.S. own a cell phone. Do the data provide evidence that the proportion of students who own cell phones in this university is lower than the national figure?
Answer. Most likely not. Ownership of cellphones and ratios do not depend on anything.
Relevant Variables - The cell is the relevant variable and it is categorical.
Analyze Data - The formal analysis of Q1 will pinpoint on searching the population proportion. The correct statistical test is the one sample z-test for the proportion.
Null Hypothesis - Ho: p = 8
Alternative Hypothesis - Ha: p < .8
Outcomes: Cell
Success: yes
Test stat z = -.71, p-value is .239 > .05, so Ho cannot be rejected.
Roughly 78% of the students sampled own a cellphone. Even though 78% percent is less than 80%, there is not enough support to conclude that the exact data holds right for the whole college or that it would be different from the national proportion. | faithnwanne | May 3, 2019 | 8KB | 380 |
US Counties and Presidential Voting Dataset
Sampling Unit county
3141 observations and 19 variables, maximum # NAs:2956
Name
county -- County
state -- State
msa -- Metropolitan Statistical Area
pmsa -- Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area
pop.density -- 1992 pop per 1990 miles^2
pop -- 1990 population
pop.change -- Percent population change 1980-1992
age6574 -- Percent age 65-74, 1990
age75 -- Percent age >= 75, 1990
crime -- serious crimes per 100,000 1991
college -- Percent with bachelor's degree or higher of those
age>=25
income -- median family income, 1989 dollars
farm -- farm population, % of total, 1990
democrat -- Percent votes cast for democratic president
republican -- Percent votes cast for republican president
Perot -- Percent votes cast for Ross Perot
white -- Percent white, 1990
black -- Percent black, 1990
turnout -- 1992 votes for president / 1990 pop x 100 | craig_slinkman | Apr 12, 2011 | 755KB | 2246 |
Class Seating vs Grade
From Body Image Data Set:
"A student survey was conducted at a major university. Data were collected from a random sample of 239 undergraduate students".
Variables:
Gender - Male or Female,
GPA - Student's cumulative college GPA.
GPA is then converted to Grades
(where,
4.33 = A+,
4.00 = A,
3.67 = A-,
3.33 = B+,
3.00 = B,
2.67 = B-,
2.33 = C+,
2.00 = C,
1.67 = C-).
Seat - Typical classroom seat location (Front & Back) | mallirhea86 | Oct 26, 2018 | 2KB | 3611 |
Nfl draft combine results 1999-2013
The NFL Combine occurs once per year and is used to measure the physical characteristics of potential NFL draft picks.
The data covers 1999-2013.
Variables include college, position, height, weight, 40 yard dash time, etc.
| daniel.inghram | Feb 14, 2014 | 324KB | 2344 |
The Unofficial 2014 NFL Player Census
This data set contains a number of variables on every NFL player participating in the 2014 season. Most of the variables should be self explanatory. Salary represents the average annual salary for the player under their existing contract. Exp represents years of experience. Pro Bowler represents the number of years the player was selected for the pro bowl. Champ provides the number of championship teams on which the player has played. Heisman represents whether or not the player won the Heisman trophy in college. | websterwest | May 5, 2015 | 321KB | 1984 |
NFL Players 2016
This file lists the 2,764 NFL players for all team rosters as of July 22, 2016. Information includes jersey number, name, position, age, height (in inches), weight (in lbs), years in the NFL, college they graduated from, NFL team, position grouping (OL, QB, tailback, TE, WR, Front 7, DB, special teams), side of the football (offensive, defense or special teams), and their experience level by years played. | je175 | Jul 24, 2016 | 192KB | 2281 |
NFL Draft (2010-2014)
Includes year, round, pick number, team, player, position and player's college/conference. | websterwest | Oct 27, 2014 | 110KB | 1293 |
Local College Data
The following data is for the year 2011 for colleges and universities in the Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia. Variables included in the data set include the college, type of college, location of college, admissions rate, SAT scores (Reading and Math, 75th percentile), tuition and fees, average amount of financial aid, enrollment (total and undergraduate), freshman retention rate, student/teacher ratio and graduation rate (5 year). | jpalmateer | Sep 23, 2013 | 24KB | 1621 |
US News National University Rankings
Ranking of U.S. national universities in 2014. Variables include the ranking, university name, city, state, type (public or private), tuition in-state, tuition out-of-state, enrollment, acceptance rate, freshman retention rate and 6-year graduation rate. | websterwest | Sep 9, 2014 | 23KB | 2305 |
Survey: Is college worth it?
This data set was collected via a StatCrunch survey. Respondents were asked if they think college is a good financial decision, if they currently attend or have attended college, their gender and their age.
Check out the original survey here: http://www.statcrunch.com/5.0/survey.php?surveyid=3007&code=OYAVB&groupid=256
Feel free to copy this survey and use for your own data collection. | statcrunchhelp | Apr 10, 2014 | 22KB | 2191 |
Starting and mid-career salaries for colleges by type of college
Starting and mid career salaries for graduates from a large number of college. Please note that the type of college was determined by WSJ not by me. | websterwest | Aug 5, 2008 | 21KB | 1903 |
College Worth It?
This data set was collected via a StatCrunch survey. Respondents were asked if they think college is a good financial decision, if they currently attend or have attended college, their gender and their age. Check out the original survey here: http://www.statcrunch.com/5.0/survey.php?surveyid=3007&code=OYAVB&groupid=256 Feel free to copy this survey and use for your own data collection. | statcrunchhelp | Feb 4, 2015 | 18KB | 9724 |
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