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Evidence contractEvery figure keeps the public record attached.
MeasureBroadband HHIHHI (0-10,000) across geographies
FrameLatest per geographic summaryAll geographic summary / 4 exact observations
Custody1 public source4 verified rows stay traceable
Comparison ruleNo synthetic joinNo forward filling; no national market-power score.
Observation frameLatest per geographic summary
4 rows / 1 public sourceState markets / HHI (0-10,000)
Fixed broadband HHI by geographic scale
FCC source-reported HHI for qualifying residential fixed connections at the national level and as state, county, and census-tract medians.- Rows
- 20
- Geographic summary
- 4
- Coverage
- 2020-2024
Selected lens
Broadband HHI signal mosaicLargest geographic summary by visible Broadband HHI; exact rows stay inspectable and reusable.- 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
Figure lens
Broadband HHI / TreemapLargest geographic summary by visible Broadband HHI; exact rows stay inspectable and reusable.- 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 notebook, share, and publish state
Loading observation datasetPreparing the bounded Broadband HHI series.
Comparison boundaryThe FCC series reports HHI for residential fixed connections of at least 100 Mbps downstream and 20 Mbps upstream. The national value and medians across states, counties, and census tracts describe different geographic summaries; they are not interchangeable legal market definitions, and a median does not describe the full distribution within or across areas.
Method note