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An Overview of Helpful Free Datasources Accessing data is simpler than ever, and there is a wide range of helpful data sources at your disposal. Here's a list of free data sources to help you gather information and insights more effectively, along with links to those resources.  Google Public Dataset Search Like Google Scholar, Google Dataset Search provides access to millions of datasets hosted on public websites, such as Kaggle and OGD Platform India, in thousands of locations on the internet. Link: www.datasetsearch.research.google.com United States Census Bureau The United States Census Bureau provides access to quality and essential data about the United States’ population, economy, and geography. Link: www.census.gov Pew Research Center The Pew Research Center provides insights and analysis on a wide range of social, political, and technological issues through surveys and research. Link: https://www.pewresearch.org/tools-and-resources/ Eurostat As the European Union's sta...

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