Reproducible economic-data tools, built by agents.

Global food & commodity price explorer, drawing on USDA WASDE, FAO, and World Bank sources.

Bank-level U.S. financial-data explorer — failures, FRED series, and active institutions; full 67-file, 13.9 GiB parquet release at data.freenic.org.

The history and present of American public finance — taxation, spending, and debt over time.

A dashboard over the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data on U.S. mortgage lending.

Westchester County sidewalk-coverage web-map — pedestrian infrastructure, tract by tract.

Input-output matrix explorer — compute and inspect the Leontief inverse across sectors.

International Economics Analysis Platform — balance-of-payments and cross-border value transfer across 220 economies, with trade profiles for 214 countries.

A public-domain economic-methodology layer — also an MCP API at mcp.methodex.fyi.

Anu-Viz data hub — RSCD & RMWND economic time series with interactive charts, downloads, and full provenance.

Named for Robert J. Gordon, who worked on how durable-goods prices are measured and sat on the Boskin Commission; David M. Gordon, who worked on labor-market segmentation; and Margaret S. Gordon, who worked on employment policy and social insurance: a U.S. employment-and-inflation explorer on BLS, BEA and Federal-Reserve primary data, read through a heterodox real-competition (Shaikh) lens.

Named for Vladimir Lenin — the great political economist — and Vladimir Voytinsky, the Soviet economist and statistician: Imperial Russian and Soviet official statistics, read from the state's own returns.

Military spending as an endogenous feature of capitalism — US defense spending, cross-country military expenditure (SIPRI), NATO burden-sharing, the arms industry, and defense employment.

Population as a cause of economic outcomes - long-run world population, the demographic transition, US county age structure and nativity, and internal migration flows, from named public statistical sources.

Climate as data - long-run temperature, CO2 and climate panels from named public sources, with a north-star temperature/GHG explorer.

Agriculture as data - five-crop price cycles and long-run agricultural commodity series, from named public sources.

Race, stratification and economic disparities in the United States across six measurable dimensions — wealth, income, employment, poverty, housing, and criminal justice — reconstructed from authoritative public sources.

A comparative empirical test of 11 theories of banking against 161 years of US banking data, run through Anwar Shaikh's real-competition framework.