Enterprise Statistics
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The Census Bureau will resume publication of Enterprise Statistics reports with the 2012 Economic Census.
Data from the Business Register, administrative records, and survey responses will be combined to produce the 2012 reports. Enterprise Statistics reports will be published in February 2016 following publication of economic census industry reports.
A summary of the research completed through May 2012, "Restoring the Enterprise Statistics Program (ESP) for the 2012 Economic Census" [pdf, 628K], is available.
2011 Prototype Tables
The Census Bureau is releasing these data for evaluation and comment by data users. Please send feedback to csd.enterprise.statistics@census.gov.
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| Table 1. Summary Statistics for Enterprises: 2011 | xlsx [11K] |
| Table 2. Royalty and License Fee Income from Rights to Use Intellectual Property: 2011 | xlsx [12K] |
| Table 3. Royalty and License Fee Income from Rights to Use Intellectual Property (Detail): 2011 | xlsx [14K] |
| Table 4. Royalty and License Fee Income from Rights to Use Intellectual Property for Selected Industries: 2011 | xlsx [26K] |
| Table 5. Manufacturing Activity for Enterprises: 2011 | xlsx [14K] |
| Table 6. Manufacturing Activity for Enterprises by Sector: 2011 | xlsx [34K] |
| Table 7. Summary Statistics for Enterprises by Industry: 2011 | xlsx [59K] |
2007 Prototype Tables
In developing methodology for use with the 2012 Enterprise Statistics reports, the Census Bureau prepared several prototype tables using the 2007 Business Register and administrative records (see below). The Census Bureau also developed the Enterprise Classification System, an industry classification system for use with enterprises (in contrast to the North American Industry Classification System [NAICS], a system for classifying establishments).
See the Table Notes for detailed information about the contents of each table.
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