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Detailed-industry lab

Industry comparison studio

Compare official Census industry measures and matched 2017-2022 observations. Industry categories, broad sectors, and curated antitrust markets remain distinct.

Universe899Detailed rows
Measures6Fixed benchmarks
Coverage2017–23Three Census layers

Comparable here

National six-digit rows sharing the employer-firm universe and revenue-based concentration basis; signed changes require an identical code, level, sector, and label in both Census tables.

Still requires judgment

A relative rank is a screening signal. Product and geographic market definition, competitive effects, entry, and legal conclusions require separate evidence.

Selection console

Choose two to four detailed industries

Every rank and percentile uses the same 899 six-digit NAICS rows, so hierarchy level stays fixed across the comparison.

01 / 459120

Hobby, toy, and game retailers

Retail trade

HHIWithheldRevenue$28.8B
Evidence profile
02 / 492210

Local messengers and local delivery

Transportation and warehousing

HHI1,074.7Revenue$23.6B
Evidence profile
03 / 456120

Cosmetics, beauty supplies, and perfume retailers

Retail trade

HHI774.8Revenue$50.3B
Evidence profile

Research workflow

Carry the selected industries into analysis and publication4 canonical industry profiles / 0 of 6 currently saved

Relative percentile matrix

Compare position before comparing raw scale

Every measure uses a fixed 0-100 percentile benchmark. Exact raw values, national ranks, and disclosure gaps remain visible beside the shared 50th-percentile marker.

Benchmark universe / 899 industries
Focal industryHobby, toy, and game retailersNAICS 459120 / Retail trade
01 / percentile profile

HHI

Revenue-based HHI

Detailed median284
02 / percentile profile

CR4

Largest four firms

Detailed median30.6%
03 / percentile profile

CR8

Largest eight firms

Detailed median42.8%
04 / percentile profile

Revenue

Revenue

Detailed median$14.5B
05 / percentile profile

Employment

Employment

Detailed median40.1K
06 / percentile profile

Firms

Employer firms

Detailed median1.2K

Arrow keys move across industries and measures. Home and End move to the first and last selected industry within a measure.

Highest selected HHI1,074.7Local messengers and local delivery
Largest selected revenue$50.3BCosmetics, beauty supplies, and perfume retailers
Sector scope3Cross-sector screen
HHI disclosure gaps13 published in selection

Census structure neighborhood

Discover comparable industry fingerprints

Find six-digit industries with the smallest mean gap across national percentile positions, using only dimensions published for the reference row.

Measurement lens
Candidate scope
Reference
NAICS 459120
Hobby, toy, and game retailers
Fixed benchmark
899
National six-digit rows
Matched dimensions
5 / 6
HHI, CR4, CR8, Revenue, Jobs, Firms
Eligible candidates
896
898 rows in selected scope

Nearest published fingerprints

Lower gaps mean closer national percentile positions across the matched dimensions.

10 nearest shown

Neighbor 01 / NAICS 492210

Local messengers and local delivery

Transportation and warehousing

Mean gap4.7 pts
Concentration4.0 pts
Scale5.1 pts
National percentile positionsReferenceNeighbor
HHIWithheldNot comparedWithheld1,074.7
CR45.5 gap48.9%55.5%
CR82.5 gap56.4%59%
Revenue4.8 gap$28.8B$23.6B
Jobs2.7 gap128.2K147.3K
Firms7.8 gap8K5K

Closest dimension: CR8 (2.5 pts). Widest: Firms (7.8 pts).

A nearby Census fingerprint means the rows occupy similar national percentile positions on the selected published measures. It does not imply product substitutability, a competitive relationship, common ownership, or a legally defined antitrust market.

Exact rows

Two-vintage comparison

Compare how the selected rows moved, not only where they landed

The same six Census measures, strict matching rule, and national detailed-industry benchmark now travel with the selection.

2017 / 20221 strict / 4 selected

Herfindahl-Hirschman Index / HHI points

Shared signed-change scale across this selection

National median +3.6 pts
Lower changeZeroHigher change
459120New in 2022

Hobby, toy, and game retailers

Retail trade

2017Not published2022Not publishedChangeNot comparedNo rate
Outside strict-pair rankNot ranked
492210Strict match

Local messengers and local delivery

Transportation and warehousing

2017130.120221,074.7Change+944.6 pts+726.1%
National rank #1 of 543100th percentile
456120New in 2022

Cosmetics, beauty supplies, and perfume retailers

Retail trade

2017Not published2022774.8ChangeNot comparedNo rate
Outside strict-pair rankNot ranked
513110New in 2022

Newspaper publishers

Information

2017Not published2022522.4ChangeNot comparedNo rate
Outside strict-pair rankNot ranked

Change benchmark

Paired coverage
543 / 789
National median
+3.6 pts
Selected pairs
1 / 4
Largest selected move
+944.6 pts

Local messengers and local delivery has the largest absolute published move in this selection.

Six-measure change ledger

Change in six Census measures for the selected industries
MeasureNational median459120492210456120513110
+3.6 ptsNot comparedNew in 2022+944.6 pts#1 of 543Not comparedNew in 2022Not comparedNew in 2022
+0.2 ptsNot comparedNew in 2022+35.4 pts#1 of 781Not comparedNew in 2022Not comparedNew in 2022
+0.5 ptsNot comparedNew in 2022+31.7 pts#1 of 783Not comparedNew in 2022Not comparedNew in 2022
+$3BNot comparedNew in 2022+$17.9B#125 of 789Not comparedNew in 2022Not comparedNew in 2022
+1,474Not comparedNew in 2022+100.5K#25 of 789Not comparedNew in 2022Not comparedNew in 2022
0Not comparedNew in 2022+1,083#91 of 789Not comparedNew in 2022Not comparedNew in 2022
Five-year deltas are published only for rows whose NAICS code and industry label are identical in the 2017 and 2022 Census tables. This strict match is a conservative screening rule, not an official NAICS concordance or evidence of causation. Revenue changes are nominal and are not adjusted for inflation.

Cross-grain research context

Move between industry, sector, and market evidence without mixing them

Keep the selected six-digit cohort fixed while inspecting broad-sector flows or exact curated market bridges. Every layer retains its own universe, vintage, and permitted use.

Cohort
4
six-digit rows
Sectors
3
parent contexts
Bridged
0/4
0 markets
Evidence
0
records + reports
2017 / Industry baselineStrict same-code and same-label Census rows
2022 / Current structureIndustry values and parent-sector distributions
2023 / Broad-sector flowsBDS establishment and job-flow rates

Parent sector / NAICS 44-45

Retail trade

2022 sector distribution

Median HHI
133.9
57 detailed rows
Median CR4
32.8%
Published values
Selected here
2
Not a sector aggregate

2017-2022 strict history

Median HHI change
+11.4
HHI points
Higher HHI
100.0%
of published pairs
Coverage
20.0%
1 strict pairs

2023 BDS rates

Entry
7.924%
establishments
Exit
7.132%
establishments
Net jobs
0.326%
net rate
Reallocation
17.863%
excess rate

Parent sector / NAICS 48-49

Transportation and warehousing

2022 sector distribution

Median HHI
277.4
54 detailed rows
Median CR4
40.0%
Published values
Selected here
1
Not a sector aggregate

2017-2022 strict history

Median HHI change
-0.8
HHI points
Higher HHI
42.9%
of published pairs
Coverage
66.0%
35 strict pairs

2023 BDS rates

Entry
14.851%
establishments
Exit
14.67%
establishments
Net jobs
2.02%
net rate
Reallocation
23.193%
excess rate

Parent sector / NAICS 51

Information

2022 sector distribution

Median HHI
638.2
29 detailed rows
Median CR4
45.6%
Published values
Selected here
1
Not a sector aggregate

2017-2022 strict history

Median HHI change
+56.4
HHI points
Higher HHI
50.0%
of published pairs
Coverage
54.5%
6 strict pairs

2023 BDS rates

Entry
10.578%
establishments
Exit
11.499%
establishments
Net jobs
-0.248%
net rate
Reallocation
24.859%
excess rate

The context matrix keeps three different evidence grains separate: six-digit Economic Census industry screens, broad-sector Business Dynamics Statistics, and curated product-and-geography market profiles. Sector rates are contextual, market links require an exact declared NAICS crosswalk, and no value is averaged into a score or treated as causal, legally equivalent, or directly comparable across layers.

Evidence rules

Raw values and benchmark positions

Inspect the exact benchmark ledger

Ranks run from highest to lowest. Percentiles show the share of published detailed-industry values at or below each row.

Raw Census values and detailed-industry benchmark positions for selected industries
MeasureDetailed medianHobby, toy, and game retailers459120Local messengers and local delivery492210Cosmetics, beauty supplies, and perfume retailers456120Newspaper publishers513110
HHIRevenue-based HHI28450th percentileWithheld1,074.790th percentile / rank #70 of 679774.882nd percentile / rank #121 of 679522.470th percentile / rank #204 of 679
CR4Largest four firms30.6%50th percentile48.9%76th percentile / rank #215 of 89755.5%82nd percentile / rank #166 of 89749.8%77th percentile / rank #207 of 89741%66th percentile / rank #307 of 897
CR8Largest eight firms42.8%50th percentile56.4%69th percentile / rank #279 of 89959%72nd percentile / rank #256 of 89957.5%70th percentile / rank #269 of 89953.8%65th percentile / rank #312 of 899
RevenueRevenue$14.5B50th percentile$28.8B69th percentile / rank #283 of 899$23.6B64th percentile / rank #326 of 899$50.3B80th percentile / rank #185 of 899$23.2B63rd percentile / rank #330 of 899
EmploymentEmployment40.1K50th percentile128.2K78th percentile / rank #198 of 899147.3K81st percentile / rank #174 of 899199.2K85th percentile / rank #135 of 899122.8K78th percentile / rank #203 of 899
FirmsEmployer firms1.2K50th percentile8K82nd percentile / rank #159 of 8995K75th percentile / rank #229 of 89910.9K87th percentile / rank #120 of 8993.9K70th percentile / rank #274 of 899

NAICS industries are national statistical screening categories, not legally defined antitrust markets. Cross-sector comparisons describe relative Census position; they do not establish product substitutability, geographic scope, market power, or liability.

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