A little help here?

There is no center of statistics in US? In Canada there is Statistics Canada, the primary source for demographic statistics. If I remember right there is also one in the US... So, there is the link to Statistic Canada: http://www.statcan.ca/english/Pgdb/ I don't know if it can help but you can search statistic by profile lick labor, education, etc, etc, etc. Good luck, Salutations, Fred ...

Start with the US census data - www.census.gov or the like. If that isn't new enough, I'd call a few magazine editors and see what they're willing to give. Think lower circulations than Time or Newsweek, though. What supporting info are you looking for?

Yep, my answers are probably contained somewhere in the US Census data. I'm looking for percentages that are already tabulated, though, since I'm pretty much a suck statistician. The census data breaks down white collar workers across multiple industries--I'm looking for all that stuff already rolled back up. Regarding supporting data, I'm pretty much just looking for age-related data for white-collar workers--in whatever form they come in.

Check out 'American Demographics' (magazine). You might be able to get a 'white paper' ...

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American Demographics was sold to Crain's, and is now a part of AdAge...I used to work on their site, tho, so if you want, I could take a look through the archives.

You might also try the Bureau of Labor and Statistics website or the Occupational Outlook Handbook. http://www.bls.gov The OOH is listed there, too, for 2004-05, and there should be a listing for online access to previous years. You might also try asking your college's business reference librarian ;-) ...

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