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)
- Indicator series
- 306 bounded domains
- Observations
- 14,4274,092 bounded entities
- Relationship lenses
- 156,194 same-period pairs
- Source families
- 191978-2026
National context / current dollars per hour
Total private average hourly earnings
Seasonally adjusted average hourly earnings for total-private payroll employees in current dollars. The series is nominal and composition-sensitive.- Rows
- 115
- Native publication period
- 1
- Coverage
- 2017-2026
Selected lens
Private payroll employment and hourly earningsExact 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
Relationship lens
Private payroll employment and hourly earnings
Figure lens
Hourly earnings / 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
Pairing boundaryThe National Economic Context Observatory places exact source observations on one dated workspace, but it does not merge their units, frequencies, universes, seasonal-adjustment conventions, or release calendars. Monthly, quarterly, calendar-year, and fiscal-year signals keep independent scales. Missing periods are not interpolated or carried forward. These descriptive accounts do not establish concentration, profits, markups, employer power, a legal antitrust market, policy effectiveness, welfare effects, or causation, and they are never combined into a composite score. Payroll jobs and nominal hourly earnings retain different units; their association is descriptive and composition-sensitive.
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