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Augmenting the LBD with Firm-Level Revenue
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This document describes the data contained in the firm level revenue-augmented Longitudinal Business Database (RE-LBD) and provides background on the construction of the data. The revenue-augmented LBD is a firm level data created by adding revenue data from the detailed tax receipts variables contained in the Standard Statistical Establishment List (SSEL) and the Business Register (BR). Key variables for the construction of the revenue variable include the FIRMID identifying the firm, revenue measures collected from income tax filings, industry classification codes detailing the activities of the employer, the legal form of organization and the year associated with that filing. The RE-LBD starts in year 1997 and ends in 2015.
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John Haltiwanger, Ph.D.
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John Haltiwanger Publications
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Slowdown in new business start-ups is stunting job creation, Haltiwanger reports
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How Firms Respond to Business Cycles: The Role of Firm Age and Firm Size
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John Haltiwanger, University of Maryland, et al.; 2013-020
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John Haltiwanger cited on NPR's Morning Edition
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