Business Counts
This topic covers descriptive information relating to Business Counts.
To begin, use the menu on the left to access content. Some things to keep in mind are:
- The Data section houses all relevant data on the subject.
- The Library section houses all data visualizations and publications content that includes information on this subject.
- For a full list of Surveys and Programs that include Business and Workforce Dynamics, use the Survey and Programs page. Monthly and quarterly indicator information can be accessed via the indicator dashboard.
- Looking for an Industry Code? Visit the NAICS website.
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Table2023 CBP Ocean Economy TableView and download the 2023 CBP Ocean Economy Table for the U.S. territories of Puerto Rico and the Island Areas.
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TableZBP Tables 2023View and download the 2023 ZBP Tables on data.census.gov.
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TableCBP Tables 2023View and download the 2023 CBP Tables on data.census.gov.
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InfographicA Snapshot of American Leisure Time Industries in the United StatesSeptember 01, 2023View the number of establishments, the annual payroll, and the number of employees for leisure time industries in the United States.
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Visualization2016 Annual Survey of Manufactures Data WheelApril 02, 2018This interactive, data visualization explores select data from the 2016 ASM.
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VisualizationRevenue Increases in Majority of Services SectorsJanuary 18, 2018View percent changes in revenue from 2015 to 2016 for majority of services sectors.
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InfographicManufacturing in the United States 2017October 06, 2017This infographic contains statistics on manufacturing.
All Subtopics Within 'Business and Economy'
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Business CountsBusinesses are the pulse of our economy and serve as important barometers of the economic health of the economy.
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Business and Owner CharacteristicsBusinesses and their owners are as diverse as the people of this nation. Understanding these details are essential to interpreting our national economy
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Business and Workforce DynamicsBusinesses and their workforces are continually expanding and contracting. Tracking these dynamics provides us with a better understanding of the U.S. economy.
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Data Privacy on Businesses & the EconomyLearn about disclosure avoidance methodologies the Census Bureau uses on economic data.
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Economic CensusThe Economic Census is the official five-year measure of American businesses providing comprehensive statistics at the national, state, and local levels. Follow the 2022 Economic Census release schedule for additional information.
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Economic IndicatorsThe Census Bureau produces monthly and quarterly snapshots of key sectors within the U.S. economy.
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Expenses and ExpendituresCapital and Operating expenses provides detailed information on such items as structures, equipment, software, health insurance, R & D, and payroll.
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InventoriesProduct inventories, including raw materials, partially finished products, and more.
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Manufacturing WeekThe U.S. Census Bureau joins the celebration by providing a week's worth of rich content, including statistics that inform businesses and policymakers.
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Measuring Technology and the Economy (Tech Stats)Tech Stats centralizes Census Bureau data collections and research products that focus on technology and measuring technology's impact on the economy.
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Sales, Receipts, Shipments, or ProductionInformation on sales and production over a given time period. View data from the monthly Economic Indicator in the Indicator briefing room.
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Search or Browse for NAICS codesThe North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) is the standard used by Federal statistical agencies in classifying business establishments.
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Search or Browse for NAPCS codesNAPCS is a comprehensive, market- or demand-based, hierarchical classification system for products (goods and services) that is not industry-of-origin based.
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Small BusinessUse detailed statistics about U.S. businesses that are essential to help small businesses succeed and grow.
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Supply ChainThe U.S. Census Bureau is developing a comprehensive supply chain data infrastructure to provide insight into numerous aspects of the supply chain.
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