2023 Business Dynamics Statistics
U.S. Census Bureau
- Rows
- 920
- Years
- 1978-2023
- Accessed
- Jul 19, 2026
Canonical indicator / net-job-creation-rate
The difference between gross job creation and destruction rates in the BDS universe.
Snapshot median
2.5%Middle of 20 bounded observations01 / Measurement contract
The unit, universe, period, and source boundary travel with every observation.
The difference between gross job creation and destruction rates in the BDS universe.
Business Dynamics Statistics measure establishment, firm, and job flows within published national and NAICS-sector universes. They do not measure concentration, market power, legal antitrust markets, or the competitive cause of entry, exit, creation, or destruction.
02 / Observed variation
2023; absent and withheld values do not enter the distribution.
03 / Coverage and quality
Observed rows are counted explicitly by period, group, verification status, and confidence level.
Data status
100.0%Verified / 920Confidence
100.0%High / 920| Group | Rows | Average | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| NAICS sector | 19 | 2.9% | -3.6% to 11.2% |
| National total | 1 | 2.5% | 2.5% to 2.5% |
04 / Exact paired lens
This indicator is documented independently.
No exact companion series is registered.The indicator remains available as a standalone bounded dataset.
05 / Source custody
1 source family, 0 contextual references, and 1 encoded methodology note.
U.S. Census Bureau
The difference between gross job creation and destruction rates in the BDS universe. Census BDS rates retain the published national or two-digit NAICS sector universe.
Indicator evidence guardrail
This profile documents one bounded indicator at a time. Its ranks, distributions, histories, and paired views remain inside the stated universe, period basis, source, unit, and methodology; they are descriptive research screens, not legal findings or components of a composite score.
Business Dynamics Statistics measure establishment, firm, and job flows within published national and NAICS-sector universes. They do not measure concentration, market power, legal antitrust markets, or the competitive cause of entry, exit, creation, or destruction.