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This link opens in a new windowProvides demographic data for any location in the United States, from the national level down to a specific neighborhood
Real-time access to retail data to make informed product, marketing and pricing decisions.
This link opens in a new windowProvides data, statistics, insights, and perspectives for marketing in a digital world.
This link opens in a new window This link opens in a new windowOriginal market research on product categories, consumer groups, and general trends. Mostly US and Europe-focused.
This link opens in a new windowProvides international market intelligence, including economic statistics, on industries, countries, and consumers.
A resource for global market and consumer data and statistics.
The American Marketplace: demographics and spending patternsThe data analysis in many books on spending is based on information from the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Consumer Expenditure Surveys (CES). The data isn't always easy to interpret, but is available in multiple formats (.xls, PDF, etc) so that you can do your own analysis of the most up-to-date survey.
This table would would answer questions such as how much do households in specific income ranges (e.g. $70,000-99,999) spend on food (or even more specifically "fresh vegetables" or "processed vegetables") compared with other/all households in the U.S.
