WiNDC Data
| Downloads | ||
|---|---|---|
| Core Data | WiNDC Core Database (71 MB) | The core WiNDC database in GDX format. |
| Household Data 2024 | WiNDC Household Data 2024 (2 MB) | Compiled household data for the year 2024. |
| Household Data 2023 | WiNDC Household Data 2023 (2 MB) | Compiled household data for the year 2023. |
| Household Data 2022 | WiNDC Household Data 2022 (2 MB) | Compiled household data for the year 2022. |
| Household Data 2021 | WiNDC Household Data 2021 (2 MB) | Compiled household data for the year 2021. |
| Household Data 2020 | WiNDC Household Data 2020 (2 MB) | Compiled household data for the year 2020. |
| Household Data 2019 | WiNDC Household Data 2019 (2 MB) | Compiled household data for the year 2019. |
| Household Data 2018 | WiNDC Household Data 2018 (2 MB) | Compiled household data for the year 2018. |
| Household Data 2017 | WiNDC Household Data 2017 (2 MB) | Compiled household data for the year 2017. |
| Household Data 2014 | WiNDC Household Data 2014 (2 MB) | Compiled household data for the year 2014. |
| Household Data 2011 | WiNDC Household Data 2011 (2 MB) | Compiled household data for the year 2011. |
| Build Data | WiNDC Build Data (354 MB) | Extract and move to `windc_base` directory. |
| Raw Build Data | WiNDC Raw Build Data (200 MB) | Raw data files used to generate the `Build Data`. |
Changelog
- Update data to include 2024.
Overview
The WiNDC build routine is a collection of GAMS programs that generate subnational economic accounts for input-output or computable general equilibrium models of the United States economy. All code and data necessary for producing subnational accounts are provided in this repository. Currently, the routine can produce state level accounts with one representative agent per region and with disaggregated consumer accounts.
Core
We begin with the national input-output table of the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) and downscale to the regional level using publicly available economic statistics from government agencies. We use additional data from the BEA on regional gross product and consumer expenditures and data from the Census Bureau on foreign trade and state government expenditures. We show how to combine publicly available data from these sources and other government agencies to compile a database that serves as input data for the core WiNDC buildstream. The core WiNDC buildstream generates the core WiNDC database. The database contains multisectoral subnational economic datasets for the years 1997 to 2024.
Household
The WiNDC household buildstream is an extension to the core WiNDC buildstream. The core WiNDC database features a state level dataset with a single represenatative agent per region. This dataset provides a means for a spatially denominated distributional analysis, but not for an analysis within consumer types. There are various methods that may be used to disaggregate consumer accounts. We approach this problem from the income side and generate two version of the household dataset: one is based on the Current Population Survey (CPS) from the Census Bureau and the other is based on the Statistics of Income (SOI) from the IRS. Both versions of the dataset use some information from the other data source and delineate five household types per region. The CPS household datasets cover the years 2000 to 2024 and the SOI household datasets cover the years 2014 to 2017.
GTAPWiNDC
The third part of the WiNDC buildstream is the GTAP WiNDC buildstream. The GTAP Consortium provides a documented, publicly available, global, general equilibrium data base. It also conducts seminars on a regular basis to inform the research community about how to use the data in applied economic analysis.
Version Information
- Release Date: January 19, 2026
- Model Version: v4.2.0