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- 3 industrys
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Industrial Conglomerates
2BEA GDP by Industry
BEA Data API
Commercial Printing
1US BEA — GDP & Industry Accounts for Printing
Hotel Resort Reits
1BEA Travel and Tourism Satellite Account
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Straight answers about U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis data
How far back do the BEA industry accounts run?
Annual estimates begin in 1997, with the percent-change and contributions tables starting in 1998, and quarterly industry series begin in 2005. The historical integrated input-output accounts reach further still, covering 1947-1996 as their own publication. Datadory ships the full span with your first pull.
Can printing be isolated on its own line?
Yes. Industry detail follows BEA's own codes with a published concordance to NAICS, so printing and related support activities (NAICS 323) stand separately. One caution: confirm whether printing appears as its own line in the newest vintage of every table before automating, and note BEA flags its finer underlying detail as lower quality than published aggregates.
Will the travel and tourism account get new years?
No. Regular production ended in February 2026, leaving the 2018-2023 vintage as the final edition of a series whose annual workbooks reach back to 1998, with a companion article collection extending narrative estimates to 1992. Datadory ships it as a complete, clearly labeled closed archive.
How detailed is GDP by Industry?
Roughly 400-plus NAICS detail industries annually, with aggregates for private goods-producing, private services-producing and government sectors riding beside them. Companion products extend the same framework to gross output, employment, KLEMS productivity and input-output requirements tables summarizing direct and indirect inputs.