Bankruptcies, business establishments, construction real estate, foreign trade, farms and agriculture, Gross Domestic and Gross State Product (GDP), prices (inflation)
Enrollment and student demographics, completion and dropout rates, educational attainment, expenditures and revenues, staff salaries, test scores and performance, private schools.
Expenditures, revenues by states and local government, including counties, cities, and special districts. Federal spending in states and local governments.
Percent of Persons Without Health Insurance Continues to Drop
11 March 2016
The percentage of persons in the U.S. not covered by health insurance anytime during the year fell to 11.7% in 2014, down from a high of 16.3% in 2010. The lowest rate of uninsured was in Massachusetts, where 3.3% were uninsured in 2014. The highest was in Texas at 19.1%.
