Statistics of U.S. Businesses
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Statistics of U.S. Businesses (SUSB)
Latest SUSB Annual Data
- 2006 annual data include number of firms, number of establishments, employment, and annual payroll. The data are tabulated by geographic area, industry, and enterprise employment size. Industry classification is based on 2002 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes.
States, sectors [xls, 642 KB]
U.S., sectors (large employment size groups- up to 10,000+) [xls, 28 KB]
U.S., sectors (large employment size groups- up to 2,500+) [xls, 198 KB]
Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA's), sectors:
Due to size restrictions for Excel, the data are broken down into two parts. The files are in alphabetical order by MSA name. [txt, 50 KB]
Abbeville, LA - Lawrenceburg, TN [xls, 6.1 MB]
Lawton, OK - Zanesville, OH [xls, 6.0 MB]
Latest SUSB Employment Change Data
- 2005-2006 employment change data include number of establishments and corresponding employment change for births, deaths, expansions, and contractions. The data are tabulated by geographic area, industry, and enterprise employment size. Industry classification is based on 2002 NAICS codes. Learn More ยป
States, sectors [xls, 3.4 MB] MSA's, totals [xls, 415 KB]
Counties, sectors (no enterprise employment size data) [xls, 8.4 MB]
More SUSB Data
- View SUSB data in other formats: HTML, Comma-delimited format for downloading, PDF (SBA's Office of Advocacy)
- For earlier years of SUSB data, go to the Historical Data section.
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