Ever wondered what the infant mortality rate of Serbia in the in the 1970s was? Or Pepsi's bottom line? Or the production of coffee in Indonesia for the last few decades? These are all available if you know where to look...and the place to look is the no further than the new research portal which you can find on the right side of the home page. There's enough low-hanging fruit to keep your hunger for knowledge at bay for a lifetime.
The old "Links and Resources" section is now the "Research Portal" and contains a generous helping of links to databases of statistics for all your economic research needs. If there are any notable data sources missing, please comment a link to it and I'll check it out. Enjoy!
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