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
Job destruction rate
Gross job losses from closing and contracting establishments relative to the BDS employment denominator.- Rows
- 920
- United States or NAICS sector
- 20
- Coverage
- 1978-2023
Selected lens
Job destruction over timeObserved release path for each visible united states or naics sector; no interpolated or forward-filled frames.- Visible frame
- Loading Preparing bounded observation records
- Selected record
- Pending Available when observation records load
- Benchmark
- Pending Computed after the bounded frame loads
- Evidence route
- Loading Resolving source custody
Evidence scopeAll source records
Trend lens
Job destruction over time
Figure lens
Job destruction / TrendObserved release path for each visible united states or naics sector; no interpolated or forward-filled frames.- 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 Job destruction series.
Comparison 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.
Method note