United States
Population
Population level sets the scale for labor supply, demand, public services, and per-capita comparisons. It is a core denominator across macro indicators.
Source: BEA · Regional:SAINC1:LC2|GEO=01000
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Tier 1 - criticalOfficial U.S. national accounts; release-critical.Action: deepen nowExpected coverage: 30,000 series.SourceU.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)
Bureau of Economic AnalysisNative keyProvider-native identifier used to reconcile this country/provider series.
Regional:SAINC1:LC2|GEO=01000FreshnessDisplayed as stored official data.Official provider-backed values served from the platform cache. Research and Pro receive priority live refresh when the series cadence calls for it.Fetched: Jun 19, 2026.Latest observation flag: Preliminary.
Stored official dataHistoryBEA does not expose a true vintage API. NIPA observations carry NoteRef markers identifying advance, second, third, and final estimate rounds.BEA does not publish a vintage API; estimate-round tags are derived from NoteRef + temporal-proximity heuristics. Treat as approximate.
Provider revision tagReuseCommercial use: yes.Redistribution: allowed.Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (Regional:SAINC1:LC2|GEO=01000). Accessed 2026-06-19.
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86 · StrongComparabilityLabor definitions vary by survey and agency: Do not mix levels across definitions; compare rates or changes only after matching population, adjustment, and frequency.Revision evidence is not a full historical vintage archive: Use this as current-value or captured-forward evidence unless the series is explicitly labelled source-native vintage.
2 notesQualitySource authority: 100/100. Source kind is classified as official national.Methodology completeness: 100/100. 100% of core provider, geography, unit, frequency, citation, and revision fields are populated.Timeliness and freshness: 78/100. 0 observations available; platform fetch 2026-06-19T07:11:59.703Z; release status none; data status liveRevision and vintage depth: 78/100. BEA does not expose a true vintage API. NIPA observations carry NoteRef markers identifying advance, second, third, and final estimate rounds.
2/6 strongCitationPopulation - United States (BEA: Regional:SAINC1:LC2|GEO=01000, United States, retrieved Jun 19, 2026)
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CategoryBEA Regional
FrequencyAnnual
UnitPersons
Platform last fetchJune 19, 2026
Transformslevel, yoy, index 100
About this series
Population level sets the scale for labor supply, demand, public services, and per-capita comparisons. It is a core denominator across macro indicators.