U.S. Census Bureau
American Default tracks indicators using data from U.S. Census Bureau, including The Adoption Curve, The Pinch, and The Divide. This page links to the indicators and the source website.
American Default tracks indicators using data from U.S. Census Bureau, including The Adoption Curve, The Pinch, and The Divide. This page links to the indicators and the source website. Data is updated automatically via API.
Indicators from U.S. Census Bureau
| Indicator | Reading | Trend | Frequency | ADI Component |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Adoption Curve | 10% Current | rising | Event-driven | Context |
| The Pinch | 22.8% Current | — | Biweekly | Context |
| The Divide | 0.456 Current | ▬ stable | Annual | Context |
| Median Sales Price of Houses Sold (US) | $410.7K Current | ▬ stable | Quarterly | Context |
How We Get This Data
Attribution & Licensing
Data attributed to: U.S. Census Bureau
Official source: https://www.census.gov/
The tracked U.S. government data is generally public-domain material. Check the linked agency source and any republisher terms for exceptions.
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Related
- ADI Methodology — how these indicators feed into the composite score
- All Indicators — browse all tracked indicators
- Data Status — current update status for all data sources
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does American Default track from U.S. Census Bureau?
American Default tracks indicators using data from U.S. Census Bureau, including The Adoption Curve, The Pinch, and The Divide. This page links to the indicators and the source website.
How often is U.S. Census Bureau data measured?
U.S. Census Bureau data is updated automatically via API. Observation frequency varies by indicator: event-driven, biweekly, annual, quarterly.
Is U.S. Census Bureau data free to use?
The tracked U.S. government data is generally public-domain material. Check the linked agency source and any republisher terms for exceptions.
What American Distress Index components use U.S. Census Bureau data?
U.S. Census Bureau indicators provide supplementary context for household financial distress tracking but are not directly in the ADI composite calculation.