U.S. Bureau of the Census

The U.S. Bureau of the Census is a government agency responsible for collecting and analyzing data about the American population and economy. Conducting a national census every ten years, the Bureau gathers information on demographics, housing, and economic factors to provide a comprehensive snapshot of the country. This data helps inform government policy, allocate federal funds, and determine representation in Congress. Additionally, the Bureau conducts various surveys to track trends in areas such as employment and education, ensuring that policymakers and researchers have accurate information to make informed decisions.