As of March 3rd, 2021, the program has been allocated nearly $1 trillion dollars, and guaranteed over $675 billion dollars in forgivable loans to small businesses. This interface makes it easy for anyone to see where the money went.
The Small Business Administration, which administers this program, spent months fighting the release of detailed information until litigation by the media compelled the release of the full dataset.
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Total loans $678.7B
Total in small loans < $150k (31%) $207.3B
Total in large loans > $150k (69%) $471.3B
Total unused $76.1B
Unused in small loans < $150k (40%) $30.6B
Unused in large loans > $150k (60%) $45.5B
Number of loans 7,341,398
Small loans < $150k (88%) 6,461,437
Large loans > $150k (12%) 879,961
Number of jobs 78,541,427
For small loans < $150k (41%) 32,543,918
For large loans > $150k (59%) 45,997,509
Adds more detailed information to loan results.
Search cities, industries, and loans by ZIP code.
Include loans to Puerto Rico, Guam, and 4 others.
Include the public dataset of Economic Injury Disaster Loans, and correlate to PPP loan recipients.
Aggregate loans by lender ID, to show which regions and industries that each lender and sub-lender was most active in.
Aggregate loans and industries by loan type (first or second) over time, to see when certain industries and regions were most impacted.
Some loan applications answered gender/race questions, but a majority did not. When displaying aggregated statistics about race, the visualization should correctly show the proportion of unanswered responses.