Business statistics with sources: startup survival rates, industry benchmarks, small business data, and market figures explained in context.
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What Business Stats Does
Collects and explains business statistics — survival rates, industry benchmarks, and market data — with sources you can cite.
Typical margins, payroll ratios, and growth rates by industry, with the sources behind them.
How many businesses make it to years one, five, and ten — and how those figures are measured.
Counts, employment share, and revenue distribution of small firms in the economy.
How market-size numbers get produced — and how to sanity-check the ones in pitch decks.
Plain-language breakdowns of what a widely quoted statistic really measures and where it drifts.
A guide to primary data sources — census, labor, and industry bodies — and how to query them.
How Business Stats Works
Search by topic — survival rates, margins, employment — to find the relevant stat.
Each entry explains what the number measures, its year, and its limits.
Follow the link to the primary source and cite it directly in your work.
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Primary sources: government census and labor data, central bank releases, and named industry studies. Every figure links back to its origin.
Yes — cite the original source listed with each statistic. The write-ups exist to give context, not to replace the primary citation.
Different definitions, years, and samples. The explainers show how a figure was measured so you can tell which version fits your use.
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