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Evaluate your hypotheses with information about every US establishment – including: parent company, location, industry classifications, and number of jobs. Our database uniquely offers microdata for non-profits, sole-proprietorships, government entities and farms, along with for-profit businesses. Researchers at institutions across the US and around the world rely on our data for working papers and publication.
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| New Details about Public Companies |
| Due to popular demand, we have added new data variables for publicly traded companies to YE Time Series. Central Index Key (CIK) values have been added to help match our data to other sources like Compustat. Over 15,500 unique CIK values are available, along with over 4,500 CUSIPs. The CIK and CUSIP values were gleaned from public filings published by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Separately, we also have Market Cap, Total Liabilities, Cash and Cash Equivalents, EV to Sales and Annual Sales Revenues from SEC filings in a separate file that can be linked by our record’s unique ID values. Contact us to discuss your research needs. |
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Examine microdata for over 47 million US establishments from 1998-2022. The data includes the annual changes in number of workers, industry classification, headquarters, geographic location and more.
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Your Economy is an interactive website with access to graphs showing trends in number of establishments and number of jobs over time, by state, county and/or metro area. Understand trends in seconds via our powerful graphs.
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Data Discovery and Time-Series Locator (DDaTSL) is a unique online research tool that is designed to elegantly improve the secure discoverability of the large transparent YE Time Series establishment database. Explore our data via web browser and quickly download small portions of the data to your computer for any approved research project. University of Wisconsin faculty and students may request access at no charge.
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