get_ecodata_allstates_fred.RdDownloads data from FRED for all U.S. states, for a given variable code or URL. The variable code or URL needs to be a state-specific variable, and be for just one of any of the U.S. States. The function will retrieve the data for all U.S. states.
get_ecodata_allstates_fred(
varcode,
frequency = NULL,
units = NULL,
recessions = FALSE
)String for the variable code or URL to the data, for any one U.S. state
Optional, string for what frequency to aggregate to. Valid only for FRED data. This parameter is passed to `fredr::fredr()`. The default is no aggregation. - "d" - Daily - "w" - Weekly - "bw" - Biweekly - "m" - Monthly - "q" - Quarterly - "sa" - Semiannual - "a" - Annual - "wem" - Weekly, ending Monday - "wetu" - Weekly, ending Tuesday - "wew" - Weekly, ending Wednesday - "weth" - Weekly, ending Thursday - "wef" - Weekly, ending Friday - "wesa" - Weekly, ending Saturday - "wesu" - Weekly, ending Sunday - "bwew" - Biweekly, ending Wednesday - "bwem" - Biweekly, ending Monday
Optional, string indicating the data transformation to make when retrieving the data. This parameter is passed to `fredr::fredr()`. The default is no transformation. - "lin" - Levels (No transformation) - "chg" - Change - "ch1" - Change from 1 year ago - "pch" - Percent change - "pc1" - Percent change from 1 year ago - "pca" - Compounded annual rate of change - "cch" - Continuously compounded rate of change - "cca" - Continuously compounded annual rate of change - "log" - Natural log
Optional, logical for whether to include an NBER recession dummy variable. Default = FALSE.
Data frame the variable requested for all U.S. states. The data frame will include a date variable and a column for every U.S. state. The data frame will also include all relevant meta data describing the data and citing its source.