Trade Statistics--United States
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce/Federal Computer Week New Web Site: Commerce rolls out trade info site
From the announcement, A new, state-of-the-art Web tool for accessing U.S. merchandise trade statistics at both the national and state levels. The TradeStats Express (TSE) features a user-friendly interface that enables visitors to retrieve, visualize, analyze, print and download trade data with ease. Graphics, data tables, and thematic maps can be custom-tailored to user needs and generated on-the-fly. Data on major geographic regions (e.g., Middle East) and trade preference regions (e.g., NAFTA) are pre-aggregated, permitting quick retrieval. Visitors also can tabulate national trade statistics using any of three major product classification systems (HS, NAICs, or SITC).
See Also: Direct to TradeStat Express See Also: "DataWeb: The Bottom Line for Trade Data"
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