Where can I get data for free?

Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some reliable sources where you can get free data:

1. Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED):

   • Great for macroeconomic variables like interest rates, inflation, GDP growth, and more.
   • Easy interface and free access.

2. World Bank Database:

   • Rich in data for various countries, currencies, and markets.
   • Not as user-friendly as FRED but offers extensive information.

3. Company Websites:

   • Look for analyst presentations, earnings transcripts, and financial reports.
   • SEC website is a good place for financial reports.

4. Google Finance, Yahoo Finance, YCharts, Finviz, Seeking Alpha:

   • These sites offer charting tools, summaries of financial ratios, and comparable companies.

5. Consulting Firms and Government Agencies:

   • Search for reports from firms like Deloitte or government agencies like the Department of Labor (DOL).

6. Barrons.com:

   • Provides equity research reports.

These sources should help you gather the data you need for your regression analyses.

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