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Industries to Sources

1,954 exact declared relationships connect 1,866 industries with 7 sources.
Declared edges
1,954
10.2% of Atlas
Endpoint profiles
1,873
unique nodes
Source-linked
100.0%
7 custody routes
Composite score
None
counts stay separate
Relationship contractA family-pair edge records the declaration named in its row. Volume, hub position, and adjacency do not establish importance, ownership, substitutability, control, liability, causation, or antitrust harm.Evidence standard

Contract composition

What these edges actually encode

7 relationship types · 1 active layer

Relationship types

  1. 01
    Economic Census sourceindustry source · measurement layer
    1,86695.5%
  2. 02
    Business formation contextbusiness formation context · measurement layer
    170.9%
  3. 03
    Employment and earnings contextemployment earnings context · measurement layer
    170.9%
  4. 04
    Industry output contextindustry output context · measurement layer
    170.9%
  5. 05
    Labor dynamics contextlabor dynamics context · measurement layer
    170.9%
  6. 06
    Production requirements contextinput output context · measurement layer
    170.9%
  7. 07
    Productivity and labor-cost contextproductivity context · measurement layer
    30.2%

Layer composition

Measurement1,954 100.0%

Confidence labels

High1,866 95.5%

Bounded88 4.5%

Type-specific limit: The Census source supports an industry screening row, not a legal antitrust market finding.

Endpoint coverage

Which profiles carry this contract

Ranked by incident edges inside this pair, never by importance or market power.

Industries

1,866 connected profiles
  1. 01ManufacturingRevenue HHI: 24.990.5%
  2. 02Accommodation and food servicesRevenue HHI: 13.260.3%
  3. 03Administrative and support and waste management and remediation servicesRevenue HHI: 2360.3%
  4. 04Arts, entertainment, and recreationRevenue HHI: 20.460.3%
  5. 05ConstructionRevenue HHI: 3.960.3%
  6. 06Educational servicesRevenue HHI: 1160.3%
  7. 07Finance and insuranceRevenue HHI: 78.160.3%
  8. 08Health care and social assistanceRevenue HHI: 10.460.3%
  9. 09InformationRevenue HHI: 231.660.3%
  10. 10Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extractionRevenue HHI: 185.760.3%
  11. 11Other services (except public administration)Revenue HHI: 9.860.3%
  12. 12Professional, scientific, and technical servicesRevenue HHI: 7.960.3%
1,854 additional connected profiles remain in the exact relationship register.

Sources

7 connected profiles
  1. 012022 Economic Census Concentration of Largest FirmsAccess date: 2026-07-171,86695.5%
  2. 02Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningsAccess date: 2026-08-13170.9%
  3. 03GDP by Industry, value-added tablesAccess date: 2026-08-15170.9%
  4. 04Input-Output Accounts, domestic requirements tablesAccess date: 2026-08-15170.9%
  5. 05Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, monthly industry ratesAccess date: 2026-08-13170.9%
  6. 06July 2026 Business Formation StatisticsAccess date: 2026-08-14170.9%
  7. 07Major Sector Productivity and Costs, quarterly indexesAccess date: 2026-08-1330.2%

Source custody

Where the pair declarations come from

1,954 of 1,954 edges carry a registered source profile or external evidence URL.
Source-linked edges
1,954
100.0% of pair
Custody routes
7
deduplicated records or URLs
Without source URL
0
declared editorial or crosswalk contracts

Exact relationship register

Inspect every declared edge

1,954 matching rows · page 79 of 79
RelationshipIndustriesSourcesLayer / confidenceEvidence custody
Labor dynamics contextlabor dynamics contextWholesale tradeRevenue HHI: 26.8Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, monthly industry ratesAccess date: 2026-08-13measurementbounded confidenceU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / JOLTS 400000A broad national JOLTS industry group supplies descriptive worker-flow context only. It does not measure employer concentration, monopsony, wages, bargaining power, job quality, local labor-market conditions, worker substitutability, a legal labor market, or causation.
Productivity and labor-cost contextproductivity contextManufacturingRevenue HHI: 24.9Major Sector Productivity and Costs, quarterly indexesAccess date: 2026-08-13measurementbounded confidenceU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / PRS 3100A BLS major-sector production aggregate supplies descriptive productivity, output, hours, compensation, and unit-labor-cost context only. It does not measure concentration, markups, profits, employer power, innovation, product quality, a legal antitrust market, or causation.
Productivity and labor-cost contextproductivity contextManufacturingRevenue HHI: 24.9Major Sector Productivity and Costs, quarterly indexesAccess date: 2026-08-13measurementbounded confidenceU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / PRS 3000A BLS major-sector production aggregate supplies descriptive productivity, output, hours, compensation, and unit-labor-cost context only. It does not measure concentration, markups, profits, employer power, innovation, product quality, a legal antitrust market, or causation.
Productivity and labor-cost contextproductivity contextManufacturingRevenue HHI: 24.9Major Sector Productivity and Costs, quarterly indexesAccess date: 2026-08-13measurementbounded confidenceU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / PRS 3200A BLS major-sector production aggregate supplies descriptive productivity, output, hours, compensation, and unit-labor-cost context only. It does not measure concentration, markups, profits, employer power, innovation, product quality, a legal antitrust market, or causation.