Missouri and the Nation
The goal of OSEDA has always been to provide Missouri citizens with up-to-date information about what is happening in their localities - communities, school districts, places and counties. However, we have found that there is growing interest among OSEDA users in how Missouri compares demographically, economically, educationally, etc. with other states in the nation. In response we have created a new feature on our web site that we are calling "Missouri and the Nation". We are beginning this feature with several of the most important measures from the 2000 Population Census. In much the same style as the OSEDA Regional Profiles we will include tables reporting data for each of the fifty states and the District of Columbia, as well as maps to graphically display variations among the states. This section will also include text explaining how Missouri compares with other states.
If you have any suggestions about how to make this new feature more useful we would appreciate hearing from you.
Keeping Up to Date with Missouri 2000-2004Population
Special Populations
- Missouri continues overall slow population growth between 2000 and 2006
- Population Change of Missouri and the United States During the 1990s
- Components of Population Change of Missouri and U.S. During the 1990s
- Change in Population Age 65 and older in Missouri and U.S During the 1990s
- Missouri Population Growth 2000-2003
- State Level Migration Flows to and from Missouri 1995-2000
- Prison Population, Expenditures Rise, 2008
Race / Hispanic
- Change in Minority Population of Missouri and U.S. During the 1990s
- Change in Hispanic Population of Missouri and U.S. During the 1990sEducation
- Proportion of Missouri's 2000 Population, Age 25 and Over, Having a College Degree or Beyond
- Proportion of Missouri and U.S. 2000 Population, Age 25 and Older, Not Having Graduated from High SchoolHealth
- Missouri Health OverviewHousing Units
- American Community Survey Housing Data Released for 2005Income
- Missouri Median Household Income in Comparison with Other States 2000 and Change from 1990
- Transfer Payments as a Percent of Total Personal IncomeEmployment
- Change in Total Full- and Part-time Employment 1990-2000 Missouri and United States
- Missouri Ranks 16th Nationally in Total Full- and Part-time Employment 2002Youth and Family
- Change in Children Living in Single Parent Families in Missouri and the U.S.
- Children and Youth Under Age 18 Below Poverty Level in Missouri and the U.S.
This file last modified Friday May 22, 2009, 15:06:09
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