United States Top Private Companies and Employment Scenerio

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More the economic activity more the employment opportunity. More economic activity translates into more revenues for companies.

In the US top 100 private companies combined have a total revenue of $1,330.50 billion. These companies provide direct employment to 3,669,270 citizens.

Every rise in revenue does not always create jobs in the equal proportion.

Here is a correlation between Revenue and Employment. The trendline shows a direct relation between revenue and employment. The R-squared value 0.464 indicates the employment scenario is explained 46% by revenue.

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