Economic observatory / bounded measures
Antitrust indicator atlas
Find a measure, inspect its coverage, and follow its source records. Units, periods, and missing observations remain visible when comparing indicators.
Public coverage geometry
Where the indicator registry has depth
y = public rows (log)
MarketsIndustriesGeographiesNational contextDynamismMergersSingle-year snapshot
- Indicator series
- 306 bounded domains
- Observations
- 14,4274,092 bounded entities
- Relationship lenses
- 156,194 same-period pairs
- Source families
- 191978-2026
One bounded measureEvery series keeps its own unit, universe, period basis, source record, and documented methodology.
No composite indexRelationship views pair exact periods; they do not merge unlike measures or establish causal market power.
Business dynamism / Percent
Establishment entry rate
Entering establishments as a share of the Census BDS establishment denominator.- Rows
- 920
- United States or NAICS sector
- 20
- Coverage
- 1978-2023
Selected lens
Establishment entry and exit ratesExact same-period joins between paired measures, kept separate from single-series benchmarks.- Visible frame
- Loading Preparing bounded observation records
- Selected record
- Pending Available when observation records load
- Association
- Pending Computed after the bounded frame loads
- Evidence route
- Loading Resolving source custody
Evidence scopeAll source records
Relationship lens
Establishment entry and exit rates
Figure lens
Entry rate / RelationshipExact same-period joins between paired measures, kept separate from single-series benchmarks.- Visible frame
- Loading Preparing bounded observation records
- Selected record
- Pending Available when observation records load
- Benchmark
- Pending Computed after the bounded frame loads
- Reuse route
- JSON / CSV same bounded query state
Loading observation datasetPreparing the bounded Entry rate series.
Pairing boundaryBusiness 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. The paired rates do not identify why establishments enter or exit.
Method note