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Michigan got 15 points from Trey Burke as they ran past Purdue 68-53 on Thursday at Crisler Arena.
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Michigan got 13 points from Tim Hardaway Jr. and another 12 points from Glenn Robinson III. Trey Burke contributed 8 assists, while Glenn Robinson III cleaned the glass with 9 rebounds.
Purdue got 14 points from Terone Johnson in a losing cause and another 11 points from D.J. Byrd. Ronnie Johnson contributed 6 assists for them, while Rapheal Davis had 8 rebounds.
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A strategy used in some 1031 exchanges where a third party, known as an "accommodation party," temporarily holds the real estate investor's relinquished or replacement property. The purpose of this arrangement is to help investors comply with section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows investors to defer taking a capital gain or loss on the sale of real estate as long as the relinquished property is replaced by a "like-kind" property. Qualified exchange accommodation arrangements, while still subjecting investors to strict guidelines for the sale and purchase of like-kind properties, increase flexibility in the timing of the sales and simplify the investor's ability to qualify for the tax deferral.
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Top rated widget shows only one post, i set to show 10 post by average rates but shows only one
now dont show nothing :(
Hi @DeanKisyov, please share the url of the page so we can check it.
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now show only 1 post, i set 10
We'll have to investigate this further. Please send us a temporary admin access to your blog via [support AT rating-widget DOT com].
how can i do that?
Just create a new admin user in your admin's dashboard, or send us your credentials if that's easier by you.
just tell me what i have to do, i dont want something else to have acces to my admin area
It requires internal debugging of the plugin and the API requests to our server. I wish it was simple enough to write some instructions. I can assure you that we won't make any harm to your blog and only work on the plugin. Unfortunately if we won't have an access we won't be able to help further. Your call.
Really? Can you recommend anyway to narrow down the problem? Requesting admin access is the absolute last thing you should try, not the first.
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@DeanKisyov Can you temporarily disable all of your plugins except the Rating-Widget and (also temporarily) switch to the Twenty Thirteen theme?
Once you'v done that, clear your browser's cache and cookies and try to reproduce the problem by setting it to show 10 posts again.
I totaly understand the concerns. But in this case we have to monitor the server side API request. From some reason the server return only one result even though it should return 10. As mentioned before, it's a complex debugging thus we ask for the access.
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It is not necessarily identical with a company or enterprise, which may consist of one or more establishments.
When two or more activities are carried on at a single location under a single ownership, all activities generally are grouped together as a single establishment. The entire establishment is classified on the basis of its major activity and all data are included in that classification.
Firm: A business organization or entity consisting of one domestic establishment (location) or more under common ownership or control. All establishments of subsidiary firms are included as part of the owning or controlling firm.
Check the American FactFinder for a general glossary of census terms (on the top banner).
The U.S. Energy Information Administration ( http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cbecs/char99/intro.html ) periodically does a survey of all commercial buildings by type of building, square footage, and other energy-related characteriestics. To supplement these data, you might also want to contact a group called McGraw-Hill Construction Dodge that generates information on new commercial construction for value and square footage.
Data from both of these sources may be found in the Construction and Housing section of the online "Statistical Abstract." Additonally, the Transportation Annual Survey provides some data on warehousing for the years 1989 to 1998.
The only geographic area types shown in the economic census are states, metro areas, counties, places (e.g., towns and cities) over a certain size threshold, and ZIP Codes.
Census 2000 is the only data set that provides employment by industry for tracts, block groups, townships, Indian reservations, Congressional Districts, and a variety of other specialized areas. Note that the data in Census 2000 are counts of residents of the block group employed in that industry. Economic census data are counts of persons who work in the specified area. (See the note on Census 2000 data by place of work under the next question.) Users should also recognize that economic census figures exclude most self-employed individuals and other "nonemployers".
Census 2000 detail in SF3 includes employment in each of the 18 NAICS sectors shown in the economic census, plus two more outside the scope of the economic census: agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting; and public administration. SF3 also includes some broader sector groupings not shown in the economic census. SF4 includes over 80 industry categories, typically corresponding to 3-digit NAICS, but with some quirky omissions. The SF3 and SF4 data are shown separately for males and females.
2002 Economic Census ZIP Code data included only 8 of the 18 sectors, and, include only counts of establishments by sales-size class. ZIP Code Business Patterns is another source of similar statistics by detailed industry.
Yes. The Census Bureau does collect limited data.
Here are some sources:
The best information source for physicians would be the American Medical Association ( http://www.ama-assn.org/) . It has an inventory of active physicians by speciality broken down further by state and county, which appears in their annual report on "Physician Characteristics and Distribution in the United States."
Some of these data also appear in the Health and Nutrition section of the online Statistical Abstract. Here is an example of a state ranking table (http://www.census.gov/statab/ranks/rank18.html).
The Service Annual Survey provides financial data for receipts, revenue and expenses, and detailed financial data for selected service industries, such as doctors, physicians, dentists, etc (http://www.census.gov/econ/www/servmenu.html). Other findings from the SAS include sources of receipts forselected industries: such as Medicare payments to medical doctors' offices and clinics, Medicaid payments to medical doctors, and private insurance payments to medical doctors. Sources of receipts data for other taxable firms such as dentists, other health practitioners and nursing-care facilities also are included.
The Census 2000 Equal Employment Opportunity special file contains data on the number of people employed in nearly 500 occupations, from actors to veterinarians. Data cover gender, race, ethnicity, education, age, industry and earnings. In addition, users may find where workers live, where they work and how many who work in one place live somewhere else. Summary geographic levels include the nation, states, metropolitan areas, counties and places with populations of 50,000 or more.
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Below are some common questions and answers with regard to the Quarterly Financial Report program.
1. Besides mailing the QFR form back, are there any other ways to report? The easiest method to report is to complete the survey online through our Business Help Site http://bhs.econ.census.gov/bhs/qfr/index.html. For this method you will need your Username and Password, which are located below the address label on your questionnaire. You can also call the QFR staff toll free at 800-272-4250 to get this information. A second reporting option is to fax your QFR form toll free to 800-447-4613.
2. What is NAICS? NAICS is the North American Industry Classification System, and is used to classify QFR corporations' primary business activity. More information about NAICS is available at the following web site http://www.census.gov/naics/.
3. Are estimates acceptable?Yes, if the actual data requested are not available by the due date, then your best estimates are an acceptable substitute for the actual data.4. I reported estimates last quarter; do you want my book figures now? Yes, we always want to improve our data. Fax your completed QFR form, containing revised figures, toll free to 800-447-4613. In order to reflect these changes and to provide users with the most accurate data available, revisions are made to the most recent four quarters of previously published data.5. What businesses are considered in-scope to the QFR survey? The QFR survey includes:
6. What industry subsectors are covered in the QFR? The QFR covers the following NAICS industry subsectors:
7. About how long will it take to complete the QFR form? The length of time it will take you to complete the QFR form, including time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information, has been estimated to average:
8. How is the privacy of my company protected? Title 13, U.S. Code, Section 9 requires the U.S. Census Bureau to keep your report strictly confidential and protects copies of the reports retained in your files from legal process. By law, the information that you provide can only be used for statistical purposes that do not identify individual firms.9. How many corporations are in the QFR sample? The QFR sample currently consists of:
10. How do corporations get selected for this survey? Each year, a QFR sampling frame is built from an annual IRS file of corporate entities which are required to file IRS Forms 1120 or 1120S. This frame is stratified by industry classification and size of total assets and gross receipts prior to sampling.11. How far back are QFR data available? The QFR program has been collecting and publishing aggregate statistics on the financial results and position of U.S. corporations since 1947.
12. How are corporations classified? Corporations are classified by industry based on the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), as follows:
13. What levels of industry detail are published?
14. What levels of asset size detail are published? The QFR publishes estimated statements of income and retained earnings, balance sheets, and related financial and operating ratios. These statistical data are aggregated by industry and by asset size.
15. What is the difference between seasonally adjusted and not seasonally adjusted (or unadjusted) estimates? The unadjusted estimates are survey estimates derived from data provided by the survey respondents. Seasonally adjusted estimates are adjustments to these initial unadjusted estimates to remove normal seasonal patterns from those initial estimates, facilitating quarter-to-quarter or year-to-year comparisons. The QFR produces seasonally adjusted estimates for net sales and net income after taxes for the Manufacturing Sector and for the Retail Trade Sector. For more information about seasonal adjustment, please visit the QFR website at: http://www.census.gov/econ/qfr/, and select the tab 'How the Data are Collected'.16. What is sampling variation and how do I interpret it? The sample used for QFR is one of many possible samples that could have been selected of the same size and using the same sample methodology. Each of these possible samples would most likely yield different results. The sample variance is a statistical measure of the variability among these possible samples. Measures of sampling variability can be used to derive interval estimates (or ranges) with prescribed levels of confidence that the interval includes the actual population total. For more information on calculating a confidence interval, please visit the QFR web site at: http://www.census.gov/econ/qfr/, and select the tab 'How the Data are Collected'.17. Why are QFR data released approximately 75 days after the due date in the first, second, and third quarters, and approximately 90 days after the fourth quarter due date? In the first three quarters of the year, the majority of the sampled Manufacturing, Mining, Wholesale Trade, and Selected Service Industry corporations are required to report their data by the 25th day following the close of the quarter. Corporations can request an extension by contacting the QFR staff. Historically, the majority of the data received are reviewed and processed three to four weeks prior to the close of the quarter. In the fourth quarter of the year, the QFR is aware of the other filing requirements of corporations for year end reporting. In addition to those considerations, the QFR delays the release of Manufacturing, Mining, Wholesale Trade, and selected Service industry data in order to include the fourth quarter Retail Trade data.18. Are QFR data comparable to other economic statistics? QFR data will not necessarily agree with other financial and industrial statistics, whether based upon a sample or a complete canvass.
19. Is this survey mandatory? Yes, your response is required by law. Title 13 of the U.S. Code requires businesses and other organizations selected in the sample to answer the questions and return the report(s) to the Census Bureau. The law also provides that copies retained in your files are confidential and immune from legal process. In addition, reported data are exempt from requests made under the Freedom of Information Act.20. Who uses the data? Users of QFR data include:
21. My firm is no longer in business. What should I do? Please call the QFR staff toll-free at 800-272-4250 for further assistance.22. Why do you need to know if I own other companies or if another company owns my firm? We do not want to duplicate data if you are affiliated with another company that may already be in our survey.23. If I need another copy of the QFR form, how can I obtain one? Please visit the QFR web site at: http://www.census.gov/econ/qfr/, and select the tab Get Forms.24. I'm a very small business. Why do you want information from me? Taken together, small businesses have a real impact on the economy. Your firm was chosen from a scientifically selected sample of businesses and represents many other small businesses like yours.25. How can I obtain the published data? Please visit the QFR web site at: http://www.census.gov/econ/qfr/
Yes, if your interest is in the health care industry, you have several options to consult.
Health care in general is classified under the following North American Industrial Standard Classification System (NAICS) code: 62, which includes health care and social assistance. This code will be useful to anyone searching our business web pages for information on industries.
The Economic Census is your best option in getting details on this industry. It has data on number of establishments, revenues, expenses, number of employees, payroll, product line revenues (e.g., inpatient hospital services), concentration of firms, and more. These reports deal with establishments that have paid employees.
Below we list the options based on the Economic Census and several others as well:
Also consult the National Center for Health Statistics, which offers many Fast Stats A to Z sheets at its site. Examples of topics include:
Just in case you want to check other resources from the Census Bureau, search for these topics using Google.
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The Census Bureau does not have statistics on business failure rates. Our Statistics of U.S. Businesses (SUSB) program provides annual data for all U.S. paid employer firms, including establishment (single physical location) births and deaths.In the past, Dun & Bradstreet produced Business Start and Failure reports. These were discontinued in early 2000's.
The following are self-employed worker definitions:
For information on chiropractic care, you may wish to try the following sources:
The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) is a method of grouping establishments into industries based on the similarity of their production processes. Find out more about:
If you need assistance with NAICS codes please call our toll-free number (1-888-756-2427).
Public reporting burden for this survey is estimated to average 10 to 12 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information.
Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to:
You may e-mail comments to email@example.com ; use "Paperwork Project 0607-0943" as the subject. Please DO NOT RETURN your questionnaire to this address. Use the enclosed preaddressed envelope to return your questionnaire.
Response to this survey is not required unless the questionnaire displays a valid approval number from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). The OMB eight-digit number appears in the upper right corner of the report form.
Three programs in American FactFinder show size data:
The annual Statistics of U.S. Businesses shows employment size of firms. For economic census years, it also shows revenue size of firms. You can access these data from the Business & Industry page. These data are not available in American FactFinder.
For a discussion of the various ways of defining small business and large business, and links to all relevant data sources, see Small Business on the Business & Industry webpage.
The Census of Governments, conducted for the same years as the economic census, summarizes employment in state and local governments. Counts of federal employees by state (even-numbered years only) theoretically complete the picture. There is a small amount of overlap: the economic census includes state-run liquor stores (retail trade) and government-owned hospitals (health care and social services).
A special tabulation from Census 2000, the Census Transportation Planning Package (CTPP), shows employment numbers by sector by county, place, census tract, and traffic zone of work. The sector totals will include the agriculture and public administration sectors not included in the economic census, as well as the public school and social service agency employment not covered in the economic census or County Business Patterns.
For counties and cities of 100,000 or more population, the Census 2000 Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) special tabulation shows detailed occupation by industry (generally 3-digit NAICS), including 13 categories outside the scope of the economic census.
The Census Bureau issues a number of economic indicator reports that economists and policymakers watch to monitor the nation's economic well-being.
The Census Economic Briefing Rooms page contains links to all indicator reports. There are also release schedules for the reports on this page. Our indicators include:
No. Individual records cannot be released. Information about individuals and businesses covered by Census Bureau census and survey programs is protected under U.S. Code, Title 13. Learn more about preventing disclosure.
The Census Bureau's Center for Economic Studies allows special research projects using microdata files, under strictly controlled confidentiality rules, at Census Research Data Centers.
The Center for Economic Studies (CES) is a unit of the U.S. Census Bureau established to increase the utility and quality of Census Bureau data and data products. CES administers the Census Bureau's Research Data Center (RDC) program. The CES research program centers on the empirical analysis of confidential microdata collected in the Census Bureau's regular survey and census programs. Access to microdata encourages knowledgeable researchers to become familiar with Census data products and Census collection methods.
More importantly, providing qualified researchers with access to confidential microdata under strictly controlled conditions at secure Census Bureau facilities enables research projects that would not be possible without access to respondent-level information. For more information about CES and the RDC program, see the CES home page at http://www.census.gov/ces/.
The Census Transportation Planning Package (CTPP) CD-ROMs, for the areas described above, includes a number of characteristics of persons working in an area including, for 15 industry sectors, sex, means of transportation to work, time arriving at work, earnings, occupation, Hispanic origin, and race.
The Census 2000 County-to-County Worker Flow Files shows workers by county of work by county of residence.
The Census 2000 Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) special tabulation includes the detailed occupation, race, hispanic origin and sex of workers by state and county of residence or worksite, for counties with 50,000 or more population. It also adds an age dimension (16-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+) or educational attainment for counties or cities of 100,000 or more. One table shows detailed occupation by industry (generally 3-digit NAICS) for counties and cities of 100,000 or more population.
The Business Dynamics Statistics (BDS), is a data series that allows users to track annual changes in employment for growing and shrinking businesses at the establishment level.
The BDS monitors this activity, tracking annual job creation and destruction at the establishment level using elements not found in similar databases, such as firm age and size. Tracking by firm age, for example, allows users to distinguish between new establishments of new firms and new establishments of mature firms. These statistics are crucial to understanding current and historical entrepreneurial activity in the U.S.
The Business Dynamics Statistics provide data users unprecedented information on the life cycle of U.S. businesses. These rich new data will fundamentally change the way people think about job creation and economic growth.
A number of key economic data items are tabulated by the Business Dynamics Statistics, including number of establishments, establishment openings and closings, employment, job creation and destruction, and job expansions and contractions.
The Business Dynamics Statistics results from a collaboration between the U.S. Census Bureau's Center for Economic Studies and the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. The information is compiled from a database of establishments and firms tracked over time known as the Longitudinal Business Database.
The Business Dynamics Statistics provide annual statistics from 1976 to 2005 by firm age and size. Annual files are also provided at the state level for Standard Industrial Classification sectors and for the economy as a whole.
Findings from the Business Dynamics Statistics include:
Building permits data are based on those units authorized to be built.
Housing starts data are based on the actual breaking of ground for footings or foundations or beginning a new superstructure on top of an existing foundation.
Statistics for these two types of data are available at our New Residential Construction site.
No. Title 13 of the U.S. Code prohibits the Census Bureau from releasing any information that could be linked to a particular company, including name and address. Various private mailing list vendors sell lists of companies classified by industry, but none of their information about individual companies comes from the Census Bureau.
The Census Bureau does not define "small" because the criteria can vary by intended use. However, the Census Bureau often provides size breakdowns that allow users to define "small" business for their own purposes:
See Statistics about Business Size.
The Economic Census has business-size data in American FactFinder. Tables in the Subject Series include employment-size, sales-size, and other similar data sets by establishment and firm.
Other Census Bureau data sets with size data are:
Note: Independently, the Small Business Administration's Office of Size Standards defines size standards for each NAICS industry [ PDF - 232 KB] to determine which businesses are eligible for its programs.
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Herfindahl-Hirschman indexes, a measure of market concentration, are available for manufacturing industries:
2002 Economic Census of Island Areas: Puerto Rico Construction (Sector 23)
The 2002 Economic Census for the Island Areas provides periodic and comprehensive data for economic activity and structure. Areas included:
For all industry sectors except Construction, data are collected directly from all large businesses, and from a sample of small businesses. For small businesses that are not selected to receive census forms, basic data (sales, payroll, and number of employees) are obtained from administrative records. For the Construction sector, data from establishments that are selected for sampling are expanded to represent all of the establishments in the sector –administrative data are not used for nonsampled establishments.
See Sources of the Data in the 2007 Economic Census User Guide for more information.
The HUBZone Empowerment Contracting Program stimulates economic development in urban and rural communities by providing federal contracting preferences to small businesses. These preferences go to small businesses that obtain HUBZone (Historically Underutilized Business Zone) certification in part by employing staff who live in a HUBZone. HUBZone criteria are set by law. They may be rural areas of a certain population; there are income and employment criteria too. They are also "qualified census tracts" in urban areas (HUD identifies these areas).
While census data are used in determining which areas qualify as HUBZones, the Census Bureau has no part in the actual determination of these areas, nor do Census Bureau tabulations contain data for HUBZones. Users with questions on HUBZones should visit the Small Business Administration Web site or contact the agency at (202) 205-8885.
Concentration ratios of various industries are published in Subject Series tables.
If your 2007 SBO form requests information that is not in your available business records, you may use estimates. The Census Bureau has found that estimates from business officials are more accurate than industry averages or other estimates and increase the reliability of statistics when combined with information from other similar businesses. If you want to clarify the survey request, discuss use of your available business records, or obtain help in preparing an estimate, please submit an email to firstname.lastname@example.com or call 1-888-824-9954 Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Eastern time.
The Using American FactFinder Guide has a section on downloading data from American FactFinder.
The economic census classifies each business establishment by geography and industry. We don't, as a rule, assign geographic or industry classifications to multi-establishment firms. The industry classifications for all establishments covered by the economic census and surveys are based on the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).
The method of assigning industry classifications is described in the Methodology section of the 2007 Economic Census User Guide.
For more information on NAICS and industry classification in general, see the section on Business Classification.
A reference file that contains the geographic codes, titles, and other information for every valid geographic area for the 2007 Economic Census is on the American FactFinder (AFF) FTP site. In addition, the "geo within geo" filter tool in AFF allows users to select all geographies within a higher level geographic type (for example, all places within a county).
For more information about the AFF FTP site and this tool, see Using AFF in the Economic Census User Guide.
The Beyond 20/20 software included on the Zip Code Business Patterns CD/DVD-ROMS does not provide a feature which allows data users to download employment data for multiple zip codes at one time. There is a data file included on the CD/DVD-ROM which you can download into Excel (or another spreadsheet program) and obtain data for multiple zip codes. To access the file, follow the below listed steps:
The easiest way to do this is to save the unzipped file to your desktop. When you retrieve it using Excel, be sure to choose "comma delimited" for the format. Once the file is opened, the data items will appear in separate columns allowing you to sum the numeric items for as many zip codes as you need.
The economic census covers nearly all businesses and industries in the private, non-farm U.S. Economy. For a list of industries not covered by the Economic Census - see Codes Not Covered in the 2007 Economic Census User Guide. Many small businesses with paid employees do not receive census forms - data are obtained from administrative sources. Although not every business receives a census form, the published totals reflect all covered businesses.
The economic census includes only businesses with paid employees. Data for businesses without paid employees are available annually in Nonemployer Statistics.
To learn more about economic census sampling, reliability, and non-response, see methodology.
There is a separate Census of Governments and Census of Agriculture , conducted on the same schedule as the economic census.
The NAICS codes are hierarchical, as are the rows of the data tables. It's important to add rows only at the same level of industry detail - if you add together NAICS codes at more than one level, you could get a sum greater than the true total. Theoretically, any sector (2-digit NAICS) total should equal the sum of its component subsectors (3-digit NAICS), each 3-digit total should correspond to the sum of its component 4-digits, and so forth.
There are two reasons why the NAICS detail shown in a table may not add to the total:
For more information, see Data Manipulation and Reading Data Sets on the 2007 Economic Census Web page.
In American FactFinder tables, click on the column heading to find the definition of the data item.
Statistics about the agriculture sector are covered in the Census of Agriculture which is published by the U.S. National Agricultural Statistics Service.
Public administration (government) data are published by the Census Bureau in a separate Census of Governments and other surveys.
The grocery store estimate represents total receipts of stores that are primarily engaged in the sale of groceries. The estimate includes the value of all items sold by grocery stores and may include receipts for drugs, gasoline, stationery, beer and wine, household items, etc. sold by the grocery store. A retail operation is classified based on its major source of receipts.
For more information, visit the Monthly and Annual Retail Trade website.
If you know that the census has the information you want but you can't find the right table, you can use the Search function on the American FactFinder main page tool bar. If you don't know what data the economic census has, or how it is organized, you can go to the Finding Data section on the 2007 Economic Census Web site for tips and tools.
It helps to know that the tables are organized by industry and geographic area. Generally the geographic area tables have basic data items like number of establishments, sales, payroll and number of employees by industry. Other data items, like detailed products and services, and industry-specific inquiries, and data sorts other than industry and geography (like size, and legal form of organization) are in industry or subject reports.
American FactFinder allows you to sort output, and thus introduce ranking in any table. Once you have the industry and geographic areas you want (e.g., all states, or all counties within a state), you can "Sort" the rows by any data variable. For an example, see the "Sorting Rows" section in the Using American FactFinder Guide.
In American FactFinder tables the alphabetic and character symbols indicate data suppressions and other caveats about the data. Left mouse click on a symbol to bring up the definition.
Varying in methodology, there are several different sources to get cross-industry totals.
To prevent disclosure of information about individual businesses, data cells are suppressed for some geographic areas.
In addition, selected industries are not published at all levels of geographic detail. See Geographic Area in Finding Data to see the level of geographic coverage by industry sector.
Finally, data in the Geographic Area Series are subject to employment minimums that vary by sector and industry.
Yes. The estimate includes both employer and nonemployer firms.
Please see the below questions and answers with regard to the Synthetic Longitudinal Business Database (SynLBD).
1. What is the SynLBD? (Back to top)
The Synthetic Longitudinal Business Database (SynLBD) is an experimental synthetic longitudinal business microdata product that protects the confidentiality of establishments' information. The SynLBD contains 21 million establishment records covering all sectors for 1976-2000. It contains the establishment's synthetic 3-digit SIC code, first year of existence, last year of existence, annual payroll, annual employment, and multi-unit status. The SynLBD contains no geographic or firm-level information.
2. Does the SynLBD contain information at the establishment level? (Back to top)
Yes, the SynLBD synthesizes all establishments with paid employees between 1976 and 2000. Key characteristics include establishment employment, payroll, industry of activity and establishment age.
3. Are the establishments in the SynLBD real establishments? (Back to top)
No, the establishments in the SynLBD are fully synthesized. The data are fully modeled to retain the moments (e.g. means and variances) in the confidential Longitudinal Business Database.
4. Does the SynLBD contain firm identifiers? (Back to top)
No, the SynLBD does not provide any firm information beyond whether the establishment belongs to a single unit or a multi-unit firm. Actual firms are not synthesized in the current version so it is not possible to compute statistics by firm characteristics such as firm age or firm size.
5. Does the SynLBD contain geographic information? (Back to top)
The current version of the SynLBD does not contain any geographic information. It is not possible to compute statistics at the state or county level.
6. Why are results from the SynLBD validated against the real data? (Back to top)
Census is actively working on a new version of the SynLBD. We offer users the opportunity to validate their results so we can learn where future improvements are needed. The validation request may or may not be granted depending on the nature of the request.
All retail firms, including those engaged in e-commerce, are included in the sample selection process.
Only six of the twenty NAICS sectors had changes during the 2007 revision of NAICS.
The 2007 Bridge Report shows the effect of the classification changes on the data. For the effect of changes that took place in 2002, see the 2002 Bridge Statistics.
Two files are available that map the complete concordance of 2002 to 2007 NAICS codes, and vice versa:
The most current data 2007 Commodity Flow Survey can be found on the American FactFinder. The 2007 CFS is also available in a print report series:
The Commodity Flow Survey (CFS), undertaken through a partnership between the U.S. Census and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, produces data on the movement of goods in the United States. The survey, conducted every 5 years (years ending in "2" and "7"), provides information on commodities shipped, their value, weight and mode of transportation, as well as the origin and destination of shipments of commodities from manufacturing, mining, wholesale, and selected retail and service establishments.
You can use the following Census Bureau websites to access the SBO and the Economic Census results:
Survey of Business Owners (SBO)
Economic Census website contains:
American FactFinder
No. Rail transportation is out of scope for the 2007 Economic Census. For a list of industries not covered by the economic census, see Codes Not Covered in the 2007 Economic Census User Guide.
However, we do collect and publish data for NAICS 4882, Support Activities for Rail Transportation. Business establishments in the economic census are grouped into industries based on the similarity of their production processes. These industries are coded according to the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).
The United States Code, Title 13, regarding confidentiality, prohibits the Census Bureau from releasing company-specific information. However, you can find information on various companies from the following online sources:
This page contains one or more links, denoted by this symbol , which are not part of the Census Bureau website and do not imply endorsement of any particular product, company, or content.
Call 1-888-225-4022 Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Eastern time. Our telephone staff can answer questions about the survey.
Generally, economic data can be classified by industry and geography.
American FactFinder is an on-line database that allows data users to find, manipulate, and download selected Census Bureau data sets free of charge. The data are shown at the summary level and have been subjected to disclosure avoidance suppressions (no data for individual businesses are shown).
The 2007 Economic Census Web site has information specifically for using economic census data sets in Using American FactFinder.
Seasonal adjustment is the process of estimating and removing seasonal effects from a time series in order to better reveal certain non-seasonal features. Examples of seasonal effects include a July drop in automobile production as factories retool for new models and increases in heating oil production during September in anticipation of the winter heating season. Sometimes we also estimate and remove trading day effects and moving holiday effects during the seasonal adjustment process.
Our Economic Division has developed a website that provides information for businesses to aid in the completion of the various Economic surveys and forms. Information includes frequently asked questions, online services such as form remails and time extensions, as well as other sources of assistance.
There is an index of the forms and their form numbers sorted by program for reference.
The site includes economic snapshots of selected industries and business facts and ratios about every industry.
The Economic Census data sheds light on industry specialization, company size, and the relationship of expenses to receipts. It also allows businesses to gauge the competition, calculate the market share, determine new site locations and evaluate new business opportunities.
The economic census is conducted every five years, and data from the 2007 Economic Census will be published starting in early 2009, and continuing with more detailed publications over the following 2 years.
Note that not all industry sectors are published at the county level, so these tables do not necessarily show total sales for the county.
For the 2007 Economic Census, equity real estate investment trusts (REITs) are included in Industry Group 5311, Lessors of Real Estate, based on primary type of real estate property leased, and mortgage REITs are included in Industry Group 52599, Other Financial Vehicles. However, for the 2002 Economic Census, both the equity and mortgage REITs were classified in Subsector 525, Funds, Trusts, and Other Financial Vehicles.
To find out what else has changed since the 2002 Economic census, see What's New for 2007 in the 2007 Economic Census User Guide.
The U.S. Census Bureau publishes a variety of annual, quarterly, and monthly surveys that provide more timely data than is possible with the economic census. At the same time, most of these data sets are published only at the national level and may not have as much industry, product, or subject detail as the economic census. The Business and Industry page can help you find the most appropriate data set.
Data are available online for some previous economic censuses:
Data from the 1992, 1997, and 2002 Economic Census are also available on CD- or DVD-ROM. See the Census Product Catalog to order these products from the Census Bureau.
Some editions of the Statistical Abstract show selected data from earlier censuses - link to "Earlier Editions" on the Statistical Abstract site to view these data.
Contact your local State Data Center or Federal Depository Library for complete earlier economic census publications.
No. A firm is classified by its major source of receipts by establishment. Firms are instructed to report their total sales for a given month for all retail establishments even if they include some non-retail receipts. For example, if a firm operates an establishment engaged in both retail and wholesale operations, but the majority of sales are from the retail operation, the establishment is classified as retail.
Yes. In order to protect the confidentiality of your company's information, requests must be made in writing from an officer of the company. Please contact the Census Bureau at 800-233-6136 to find out the procedure for requesting copies of forms filed by your company.
Starting with the 2007 Economic Census, data are no longer available in print, PDF, HTML or CD/DVD-ROM formats. Limiting publication to one format accelerates release of the data. The American FactFinder and the 2007 Economic Census web page have information and tutorials to assist new data users.
Geographic types are defined in the sidebar of the Geography section of the 2007 Economic Census User Guide.
Geography changes from the 2002 Economic Census can be found in the Geography Changes section of the 2007 Economic Census User Guide.
As compared to the major changes to the metro area definitions from 1997 to 2002, the changes to the metro areas from 2002 to 2007 are few and not as significant. However, changes to the place definition for 2007 are significant. For 2007, the economic census will include data for all incorporated and (for the first time) unincorporated places with 5,000 or more population or 5,000 or more jobs. The population cutoff is changed from 2002, and jobs is new for 2007, so there are many new cities and towns that will be shown in 2007 that were not shown in 2002. There are also some small towns that will no longer be shown.
The e-commerce and total sales estimates include sales covering all store and non-store retail locations in the United States operated by a firm selected in the survey. Sales made to a customer in a foreign country through a U.S. web site are included in the estimates.
Yes. See our economic census industry ratio page.
For procedural histories of the Economic Census, go to:
For procedural history information for the Population and Housing Censuses, go to the following websites:
For access to volumes not available on the Internet, please contact your local Federal Depository Library.
In addition to questions at the Answer Center, see our Economic Programs web site.
Because 2007 Economic Census data are released over time, the 2002 Economic Census may have the latest data.
Also, the Business and Industry Web page has links to earlier economic census data sets as well as links to annual data sets, like County Business Patterns, and quarterly and monthly data sets, which have limited, but more recent data.
No. The Monthly Retail Trade Survey covers all sales of establishments primarily engaged in retail activities, including traditional retailers selling via the Internet and companies selling goods exclusively on-line. The survey excludes companies conducting non-retail operations such as travel, ticketing, and financial services.
Each data series was analyzed by comparing the September and October 2001 levels to a range of typical levels as determined by a t-statistic. The option was applied to those data series with September or October levels that were outside of the typical range and for which there was an independent indication of an impact due to the September events.
No. The U.S. Postal Service is out of scope for the 2007 Economic Census.
For a list of industries not covered by the economic census, see Codes Not Covered in the 2007 Economic Census User Guide.
Please refer to our Vehicle Inventory and Use Survey web page for further details including:
No. Sales and commissions from sales of government lottery tickets are excluded from the retail sales estimates.
E-commerce sales for the Monthly Retail Trade and Food Services Survey are estimated based on the monthly activity of over 12,000 retail firms. E-Commerce sales for the Annual Retail Trade Survey are estimated based on the annual activity of 25,000 retail firms. All firms that receive the retail survey report form each month are asked to provide their e-commerce sales.
No. We cannot isolate the effect of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita on the Advance Monthly Retail Trade and Food Services Survey (MARTS) estimates since the sample is designed to measure retail and food services activity at the national level and not at specific geographic areas. However, the 2002 Economic Census does measure sales at the areas affected by the hurricane.
See the published Geographic Area Series of the 2002 Economic Census for more information.
Even though we cannot isolate the effect, we did receive indications from the companies that the hurricanes had both positive and negative effects on the retail sales data. Some firms reported a drop in sales due to permanent or temporary store closures and stores having reduced business due to damage, fewer customers, and/ or lack of employees. On the other hand, some firms reported sales increases due to significant sales of supplies for the affected areas and evacuees purchasing retail and food services in different geographic locales.
The areas most affected by the hurricanes ordinarily account for a minimal percentage of total U.S. retail and food services sales based on the 2002 Economic Census. See the 2002 Economic Census Geographic Area Series Areas Affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita for additional data.
Yes, we do. On Feb. 17, 2009, all full-power TV stations will cease to broadcast analog programming. This transition to digital television will enable more efficient use of the nation's airwaves, providing new advanced wireless services and increased public safety services. See our press release for Facts for Features: *Special Edition* Conversion from Analog to Conversion Digital-TV – Feb. 17, 2009 for additional details.
Questions can be found at the Answer Center and also at the Economic Planning and Coordination Division of the U.S. Census Bureau web site for the 2002 Economic Census.
Seasonal adjustment procedures for monthly time series estimate effects that occur in the same calendar month with similar magnitude and direction from year to year. In series whose seasonal effects come primarily from weather (rather than from, say, Christmas sales or economic activity tied to the school year or the travel season), the seasonal factors are estimates of average weather effects for each month, for example, the average January decrease in new home construction in the Northeastern region of the U.S. due to cold and storms. Seasonal adjustment does not account for abnormal weather conditions or for year-to-year changes in weather. It is important to note that seasonal factors are estimates based on present and past experience and that future data may show a different pattern of seasonal factors.
No. Ordinarily, no imputation is done for individual nonrespondents. The MARTS survey accounts for missing data when estimating industry totals. The estimate makes use of data from MARTS respondents that report sales data for both the current and prior month and applies the resulting month-to-month change to the prior month sales estimates from the Monthly Retail Trade Survey (MRTS). The MRTS imputes missing data for nonresponding firms based on reported data from firms that are in the same industry and the same size category as the nonrespondents.
The estimation procedure assumes that for a given industry the month-to month change for firms that report is similar to the month-to-month change for firms that do not report. This assumption is supported if sufficient reports from the affected area are received or if the reports received are representative of the area.
Retail sales for the most affected area are ordinarily a small percentage of the national total, so any bias that may be incurred because sales for responding firms are substantially different from sales for nonresponding firms will be negligible in the context of the Nation's total sales. As part of our review, we evaluated the effect of nonresponse on the national totals and felt no change to the methodology was necessary.
Indeed there is a census of agriculture, and the United States has collected such data since 1840. Prior to 1992, the Census Bureau conducted the census; starting with the 1997 census, the U.S. Department of Agriculture performs this operation. Like the Economic Census, the agriculture census is conducted every five years, in years ending in 2 and 7. The census produces data on farms and farmers, crops, livestock, and a host of related topics. For more information on the census, contact the Department of Agriculture at http://www.nass.usda.gov/CensusofAgriculture/index.asp.
Modular homes require a building permit and are subject to local zoning and building code standards. Manufactured homes must meet building standards defined by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and are defined as a movable dwelling, 8 feet or more wide and 40 feet or more long, designed to be towed on its own chassis, with transportation gear integral to the unit when it leaves the factory, and without need of a permanent foundation. No building permit is required for a manufactured home.
All data from the 2007 Economic Census have been released on American FactFinder.
Data from the 2012 Economic Census will be released starting in December 2013 through mid-2016.
No. More detailed information, including industry and merchandise category detail, can be obtained from the annual surveys as part of the Census Bureau's E-Stats report.
1. What if I have questions about the Economic Census for American Samoa?2. What is the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)?
1. What if I have questions about the Economic Census for American Samoa?
2. What is the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)?
Forms are mailed at the end of the reference year (i.e., 2007), and data collection continues throughout most of the following year. The data must then go through extensive review and analysis by industry and geographic area.
As analysis and data disclosure prevention are completed, data are released over many months in successively more detailed data sets.
No. The Monthly Retail Trade and Food Services Survey and Annual Retail Trade Survey include only retail firms. It excludes non-retail operations such as travel agencies, financial services, manufacturers, and wholesalers.
No. The alteration enabled the Census Bureau to produce the best estimates of adjusted sales values and percent changes for July, August, September, October, and future months.
For the 2007 Economic Census, data on large certificated air passenger carriers are being included for the first time. Large certificated air carriers were out of scope for the previous economic censuses.
An error with the ADM_MAKE variable exists on the 2002 VIUS CD-ROM. Please refer to the chart below for the correct links between the labels and data.
Western Star
Other (domestic) combined with White
Other (foreign) combined with Mitsubishi
Other (domestic)
No data appears on the CD-ROM
Other (foreign)
If you use the CD-ROM to perform any tabulations involving ADM_MAKE you will need to reference the chart above. However, if you are importing the microdata into your own software to generate tabulations you may obtain the corrected microdata file from the VIUS web site: http://www.census.gov/svsd/www/02vehinv.html
Please direct any questions pertaining to this error to the VIUS staff on 301-763-2797.
No. We cannot isolate the effect of Hurricane Katrina on the August and September 2005 retail sales and inventories as the Monthly Retail Trade and Food Services Survey (MRTS) measures retail activity on a national level and not at specific geographic areas.
The areas affected by the hurricane ordinarily account for a minimal percentage of total U.S. retail activity based on the 2002 Economic Census. Furthermore, the effect of Hurricane Katrina on retail activity at the national level for August would be much less since Hurricane Katrina only impacted the last few days of August.
See the Census Bureau fact sheet on Gulf Coast Areas Affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita: Business, Government, and International Trade for data from the 2002 Economic Census for the areas affected by the Hurricane Katrina.
Yes. We update our sample regularly to account for new businesses, including retailers selling exclusively via the Internet. New businesses are identified when they notify the Federal Government of their intention to hire employees. The Bureau draws a sample of these new businesses and adds them to the survey each quarter.
The sample is revised approximately every five years. During the life of the sample, we apply quarterly updates which are designed to account for new businesses (births) and businesses which discontinue operations (deaths).


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