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Gross Domestic Product by State Over Time (millions of chained 2005 dollars)	Adj. Amount ($000,000)	Rank	Change Index (YR 2000=100)	Rank
2010	245,442	16	102.449	32
2009	234,752	17	97.987	45
2008	244,666	16	102.125	39
2007	248,960	16	103.917	28
2006	242,234	16	101.110	43

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

2010 Gross Domestic Product by State - 1997 NAICS Industry (millions of chained 2005 dollars)		Adj. Amount ($000,000)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Change Index (YR 2000=100)	Rank
01	Total Gross Domestic Product	245,442	16	100.0%		102.449	32
02	Private industries	221,993	15	90.4%	5	102.610	30
03	Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting	3,621	11	1.5%	14	172.550	2
06	Mining	737	26	0.3%	24	90.527	33
10	Utilities	4,667	14	1.9%	12	100.340	35
11	Construction	8,196	18	3.3%	26	75.111	23
12	Manufacturing	65,803	6	26.8%	2	102.443	21
13	Durable goods	40,299	7	16.4%	2	97.838	34
25	Nondurable goods	25,303	9	10.3%	3	109.805	12
34	Wholesale trade	14,742	18	6.0%	28	113.342	37
35	Retail trade	15,934	17	6.5%	28	99.305	31
36	Transportation and warehousing, excluding Postal Service	7,960	12	3.2%	16	94.501	19
44	Warehousing and storage	0	1	0.0%	1	0.000	1
45	Information	6,106	24	2.5%	45	108.069	40
50	Finance and insurance	17,599	20	7.2%	24	110.464	30
55	Real estate, rental, and leasing	23,675	22	9.6%	43	103.503	45
58	Professional and technical services	10,044	23	4.1%	44	115.002	22
59	Legal services	0	1	0.0%	1	0.000	1
60	Computer systems design and related services	0	1	0.0%	1	0.000	1
61	Other professional, scientific and technical services	0	1	0.0%	1	0.000	1
62	Management of companies and enterprises	2,458	26	1.0%	36	89.460	43
63	Administrative and waste services	6,314	20	2.6%	22	102.172	30
66	Educational services	1,952	20	0.8%	17	101.828	24
67	Health care and social assistance	19,193	19	7.8%	20	112.023	38
71	Arts, entertainment, and recreation	2,718	12	1.1%	8	91.495	46
74	Accommodation and food services	5,075	22	2.1%	39	87.078	43
77	Other services, except government	5,398	18	2.2%	21	87.091	40
78	Government	23,525	24	9.6%	47	101.277	37
79	Federal civilian	0	1	0.0%	1	0.000	1
80	Federal military	0	1	0.0%	1	0.000	1
81	State and local	0	1	0.0%	1	0.000	1

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
N/A = Not available

Annual Earnings and Income Over Time 2010 Adjusted Dollars	Earnings by Place of Work adj. ($000)	Rank	Personal Income by Place of Residence adj. ($000)	Rank
2010	157,848,401	20	220,953,317	20
2009	157,284,926	20	219,037,726	18
2008	166,349,608	20	227,029,341	18
2007	169,056,393	19	225,731,683	18

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

Quarterly Earnings and Income Over Time 2011 Adjusted Dollars (Millions of dollars, seasonally adjusted)	Earnings by Place of Work adj. ($000,000)	Rank	Personal Income by Place of Residence adj. ($000,000)	Rank
2011:3	163,802	20	231,147	19
2011:2	163,514	20	231,253	19
2011:1	162,686	20	229,579	19
2010:4	163,681	20	230,040	20
2010:3	163,584	20	228,542	19
2010:2	161,589	20	225,495	20
2010:1	158,587	20	222,200	20
2009:4	162,323	20	225,449	17
2009:3	160,521	20	223,560	18
2009:2	160,452	20	224,636	19
2009:1	161,834	20	224,773	19
2008:4	168,751	20	231,071	19
2008:3	170,020	20	232,984	18
2008:2	170,972	20	234,705	18
2008:1	172,567	19	232,437	18
% Change 2008:1 to 2011:3	-5.1%	46	-0.6%	41

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

Per Capita Personal Income	Number	Rank	Percent of U.S.
Per capita income - 2010	$34,042	42	85.2%
Per capita income - 2000 (adj. for inflation)	$34,772	33	90.6%
Per capita income - 1990 (adj. for inflation)	$29,120	31	90.2%
Per capita income - 1980 (adj. for inflation)	$24,751	31	92.7%
10-year % change	-2.1%	48
20-year % change	16.9%	46
30-year % change	37.5%	45

Source: US Bureau of Economic Analysis

Personal Income in 2010	Amount ($000)	5-Year adj. % Change	Rank
Total Earnings by Place of Work	$157,848,401	-6.4%	48
Minus: Contributions for government social insurance	$18,470,236	-2.9%	47
Personal contributions for government social insurance	$9,788,859	-1.3%	48
Employer contributions for government social insurance	$8,681,377	-4.5%	45
Plus: Adjustment for residence	$4,208,704	-0.4%	30
Equals: Net Earnings by Place of Residence	$143,586,869	-6.7%	48
Plus: Dividends, rent, interest	$31,651,594	4.4%	41
Plus: Transfer payments	$45,714,854	34.3%	32
Equals: Personal Income by Place of Residence	$220,953,317	1.2%	48

Source: US Bureau of Economic Analysis (*adj = Adjusted for Inflation)

R&D Expenditures Over Time (2007 Adj. Dollars)	Value ($000)	Rank	Value Per Person	Rank
2007	5,980,000	18	937	20
2006	5,948,741	19	939	19
2005	5,791,350	18	922	19
2004	5,630,834	18	903	21
2003	5,056,215	19	816	24
2002	4,985,889	18	810	22
2001	4,958,178	19	809	24
2000	3,916,252	18	644	27
1999	3,439,128	21	579	29
1998	3,928,856	18	665	26
1997	4,068,372	18	693	23
1987	4,010,531	19	733	23
Adj. Change 1987 to 2007	1,969,469	17	205	21

Source: National Science Foundation

R&D Expenditures By Performing Sector in 2007	Amount (in thousands)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank
Total	5,980,000	18	100.0%
Federal Government	109,000	27	1.8%	36
Industry	4,939,000	15	82.6%	10
Universities & Colleges	894,000	17	14.9%	35
Federally Funded Research & Development Centers	0	21	0.0%	20
Other Nonprofit Institutions	2,000	45	0.0%	50

Source: National Science Foundation

Academic R&D* Funding at Public Universities by Source in 2009	Amount (in thousands)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank
Total	902,738	16	100.0%
Federal Government	375,902	20	41.6%	50
State and local Governments	56,134	18	6.2%	29
Industry	91,036	6	10.1%	4
Institutional Funds	315,090	8	34.9%	7
All other sources	64,576	12	7.2%	15

Source: National Science Foundation; *Science & Engineering

Academic R&D* Funding at Private Universities by Source in 2009	Amount (in thousands)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank
Total	102,478	21	100.0%
Federal Government	58,924	21	57.5%	36
State and local Governments	377	26	0.4%	33
Industry	2,474	24	2.4%	26
Institutional Funds	29,304	19	28.6%	3
All other sources	11,399	20	11.1%	11

Source: National Science Foundation; *Science & Engineering

Patents Over Time	Number	Rank	Per 100,000 Population	Rank
2010	1,697	22	26.2	26
2005	1,246	22	19.8	26
2000	1,701	18	27.9	23
1995	1,280	14	22.1	23
1990	1,050	14	18.9	1
Total for period 1990-2010	29,311	19	23.1	24
Pct. Chg. 2005-2010	36.2%	31
Pct. Chg. 1990-2010	61.6%	35

Source: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

Patents By Class in 2010	Number	Rank	5-year Total	Rank
Total	1,697	22	7,018	21
Utility	1,492	22	5,874	22
Design	198	19	1,104	18
Plant	1	26	11	23
Top 20 Utility Patent Sub Classes in This State, 2005 to 2010
424 - Drug, Bio-Affecting and Body Treating Compositions (includes Class 514)			293	14
623 - Prosthesis (i.e., Artificial Body Members), Parts Thereof, or Aids and Accessories Therefor			196	4
606 - Surgery (instruments)			195	7
800 - Multicellular Living Organisms and Unmodified Parts Thereof and Related Processes			150	5
340 - Communications: Electrical			116	18
73 - Measuring and Testing			115	13
280 - Land Vehicles			111	7
520 - Synthetic Resins or Natural Rubbers (includes Classes 520-528)			109	14
701 - DP: Vehicles, Navigation, and Relative Location (Data Processing)			102	5
532 - Organic Compounds (includes Classes 532-570)			101	18
60 - Power Plants			100	8
128 - Surgery (includes Class 600)			99	16
348 - Television			91	7
123 - Internal-Combustion Engines			91	6
5 - Beds			82	3
29 - Metal Working			76	11
297 - Chairs and Seats			75	4
435 - Chemistry: Molecular Biology and Microbiology			74	22
296 - Land Vehicles: Bodies and Tops			72	4
439 - Electrical Connectors			72	16

Source: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

Venture Capital Over Time	Deals	Rank	2011 Adj. Dollars	Rank	Adj. dollars Per Deal	Rank
2011	14	26	177,927,100	20	12,709,079	2
2010	17	25	82,001,451	25	4,823,615	28
2009	13	27	163,556,084	17	12,581,237	2
2008	12	29	78,861,905	24	6,571,825	14
2007	16	28	89,069,200	29	5,566,825	27
2006	14	24	77,966,715	25	5,569,051	21
2005	11	26	118,645,358	23	10,785,942	5
2004	9	27	79,603,019	24	8,844,780	10
2003	8	27	29,772,560	33	3,721,570	37
2002	10	28	48,975,295	30	4,897,530	35
2001	6	33	67,868,243	33	11,311,374	12
2000	26	27	349,258,128	27	13,433,005	28
1999	11	29	62,677,096	34	5,697,918	41
1998	8	33	53,437,178	32	6,679,647	27
1997	12	29	35,069,500	32	2,922,458	39
1996	8	27	32,443,799	30	4,055,475	33
1995	7	28	13,355,726	33	1,907,961	37

Source: PricewaterhouseCoopers/National Venture Capital Association MoneyTree Report(tm) based on data from Thomson Financial
Note: Data revised March 2008

Distribution of Establishment by Size Class in 2009 NAICS based data	Establishments	Percent Distribution	Rank	Per 1000 Population	Rank
Total	146,017	100.0%		22.61	38
1 to 4 Emp.	73,063	50.0%	46	11.31	44
5 to 9 Emp.	30,111	20.6%	9	4.66	31
10 to 19 Emp.	20,630	14.1%	3	3.19	27
20 to 49 Emp.	13,721	9.4%	8	2.12	28
50 to 99 Emp.	4,713	3.2%	4	0.73	22
100 to 249 Emp.	2,702	1.9%	5	0.42	17
250 to 499 Emp.	686	0.5%	2	0.11	8
500 to 999 Emp.	241	0.2%	2	0.04	7
1000 or more Emp.	150	0.1%	1	0.02	13

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns

ASM Manufacturing Employment in 2009 NAICS based data		Employment	Rank	Non-Production Workers	Production Workers	Production Workers Percent Distribution	Rank
31-33	Manufacturing	419,512	9	113,128	306,384	73.0%	13
311	- Food	32,048	17	7,693	24,355	76.0%	30
312	- Beverage and Tobacco Product Mfg	3,339	13	1,328	2,011	60.2%	18
314	- Textile Product Mills	1,807	15	430	1,377	76.2%	16
316	- Leather and Allied Product	1,024	11	292	732	71.5%	9
321	- Wood Product	11,580	11	2,273	9,307	80.4%	16
322	- Paper	10,425	15	2,403	8,022	76.9%	26
323	- Printing and Related Support Activities	15,401	10	3,742	11,659	75.7%	5
324	- Petroleum and Coal Products Mfg	3,480	7	994	2,486	71.4%	4
325	- Chemical	20,312	11	8,391	11,921	58.7%	30
326	- Plastics and Rubber Products Mfg	34,495	6	7,302	27,193	78.8%	13
327	- Nonmetallic Mineral Product Mfg	11,709	10	2,599	9,110	77.8%	16
331	- Primary Metal	38,488	1	8,499	29,989	77.9%	15
332	- Fabricated Metal Product Mfg	46,060	9	11,101	34,959	75.9%	6
333	- Machinery	31,407	11	9,850	21,557	68.6%	11
334	- Computer and Electronic Product Mfg	15,227	20	7,093	8,134	53.4%	15
335	- Elec. Equip., App., & Component Mfg	10,714	13	2,985	7,729	72.1%	11
336	- Transportation Equipment	87,946	4	23,124	64,822	73.7%	14
337	- Furniture and Related Product Mfg	18,946	4	3,896	15,050	79.4%	7
339	- Miscellaneous	24,040	8	8,902	15,138	63.0%	23

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of Manufactures

ASM Production Workers in 2009 NAICS based data		Production Workers	Rank	Value Added ($) Per hour	Rank	Avg Wage ($) Per Hour	Rank
31-33	Manufacturing	306,384	7	134.97	20	20.73	13
311	- Food	24,355	17	147.20	9	17.41	10
312	- Beverage and Tobacco Product Mfg	2,011	15	N/A	N/A	23.54	9
314	- Textile Product Mills	1,377	16	41.92	17	11.90	21
316	- Leather and Allied Product	732	12	N/A	N/A	11.53	10
321	- Wood Product	9,307	11	48.99	19	15.34	18
322	- Paper	8,022	15	82.20	32	19.03	34
323	- Printing and Related Support Activities	11,659	10	69.33	24	18.00	33
324	- Petroleum and Coal Products Mfg	2,486	7	471.32	10	35.10	7
325	- Chemical	11,921	13	808.21	1	27.59	10
326	- Plastics and Rubber Products Mfg	27,193	6	63.01	42	16.04	27
327	- Nonmetallic Mineral Product Mfg	9,110	10	86.70	24	20.88	5
331	- Primary Metal	29,989	1	87.52	20	26.91	6
332	- Fabricated Metal Product Mfg	34,959	9	81.10	19	18.79	21
333	- Machinery	21,557	9	103.23	27	19.85	24
334	- Computer and Electronic Product Mfg	8,134	17	170.36	28	18.39	35
335	- Elec. Equip., App., & Component Mfg	7,729	11	80.02	36	17.86	28
336	- Transportation Equipment	64,822	2	128.61	17	24.89	16
337	- Furniture and Related Product Mfg	15,050	5	56.72	30	14.95	33
339	- Miscellaneous	15,138	8	183.61	3	17.41	17

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of Manufactures

ASM Payroll in 2009 NAICS based data		Payroll ($) Per Emp.	Rank	Production Wages as pct. of Payroll	Rank	Value Added as pct. of Payroll	Rank
31-33	Manufacturing	46,927,010	26	62.9%	10	409.8%	11
311	- Food	39,232,901	14	66.9%	26	565.7%	12
312	- Beverage and Tobacco Product Mfg	51,931,716	6	53.7%	18	N/A	N/A
314	- Textile Product Mills	29,567,792	16	62.5%	15	220.3%	15
316	- Leather and Allied Product	29,108,398	8	48.4%	11	N/A	N/A
321	- Wood Product	34,418,394	17	69.2%	19	221.0%	19
322	- Paper	44,378,993	36	67.1%	24	289.8%	32
323	- Printing and Related Support Activities	36,739,952	36	67.7%	4	260.9%	9
324	- Petroleum and Coal Products Mfg	79,927,011	11	60.7%	9	815.7%	10
325	- Chemical	64,692,940	13	49.5%	26	1,450.4%	1
326	- Plastics and Rubber Products Mfg	37,539,296	38	66.1%	15	259.8%	36
327	- Nonmetallic Mineral Product Mfg	45,293,791	14	72.2%	6	300.0%	21
331	- Primary Metal	58,318,177	5	71.9%	7	233.7%	26
332	- Fabricated Metal Product Mfg	41,093,422	38	64.8%	5	279.6%	8
333	- Machinery	45,469,863	35	56.5%	10	294.1%	15
334	- Computer and Electronic Product Mfg	49,282,656	37	38.8%	14	359.1%	9
335	- Elec. Equip., App., & Component Mfg	38,570,095	38	64.4%	7	288.5%	27
336	- Transportation Equipment	54,586,883	18	66.6%	12	344.2%	10
337	- Furniture and Related Product Mfg	33,160,984	32	67.6%	10	256.6%	14
339	- Miscellaneous	47,285,441	10	46.8%	27	493.9%	5

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of Manufactures

ASM Shipments in 2009 NAICS based data		Shipments ($000)	Value Added ($000)	Rank	Pct Value Added per Shipment	Rank
31-33	Manufacturing	177,502,808,000	80,665,494,000	8	45.4%	23
311	- Food	17,663,036,000	7,113,246,000	14	40.3%	28
312	- Beverage and Tobacco Product Mfg	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
314	- Textile Product Mills	228,021,000	117,720,000	18	51.6%	6
316	- Leather and Allied Product	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
321	- Wood Product	2,172,815,000	880,899,000	12	40.5%	19
322	- Paper	3,517,334,000	1,340,972,000	25	38.1%	35
323	- Printing and Related Support Activities	2,535,363,000	1,476,291,000	12	58.2%	32
324	- Petroleum and Coal Products Mfg	10,480,399,000	2,268,923,000	9	21.6%	10
325	- Chemical	26,287,836,000	19,059,249,000	5	72.5%	3
326	- Plastics and Rubber Products Mfg	7,732,254,000	3,363,591,000	8	43.5%	39
327	- Nonmetallic Mineral Product Mfg	3,073,114,000	1,590,993,000	11	51.8%	35
331	- Primary Metal	21,366,919,000	5,246,379,000	2	24.6%	30
332	- Fabricated Metal Product Mfg	10,808,768,000	5,292,257,000	9	49.0%	36
333	- Machinery	9,697,904,000	4,199,383,000	11	43.3%	32
334	- Computer and Electronic Product Mfg	5,004,125,000	2,694,869,000	22	53.9%	32
335	- Elec. Equip., App., & Component Mfg	2,578,316,000	1,192,267,000	17	46.2%	28
336	- Transportation Equipment	40,495,773,000	16,525,070,000	5	40.8%	19
337	- Furniture and Related Product Mfg	3,453,224,000	1,612,387,000	7	46.7%	35
339	- Miscellaneous	7,651,707,000	5,613,987,000	2	73.4%	5

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of Manufactures

ASM Selected Percent Distributions in 2009 NAICS based data		Employment	Rank	Payroll	Rank	Value Added	Rank
31-33	Manufacturing	100.0%		100.0%		100.0%
311	- Food	7.6%	42	6.4%	41	8.8%	41
312	- Beverage and Tobacco Product Mfg	0.8%	20	0.9%	18	N/A	N/A
314	- Textile Product Mills	0.4%	21	0.3%	19	0.1%	22
316	- Leather and Allied Product	0.2%	10	0.2%	5	N/A	N/A
321	- Wood Product	2.8%	28	2.0%	25	1.1%	27
322	- Paper	2.5%	28	2.4%	28	1.7%	32
323	- Printing and Related Support Activities	3.7%	29	2.9%	31	1.8%	29
324	- Petroleum and Coal Products Mfg	0.8%	15	1.4%	14	2.8%	15
325	- Chemical	4.8%	27	6.7%	26	23.6%	8
326	- Plastics and Rubber Products Mfg	8.2%	3	6.6%	8	4.2%	22
327	- Nonmetallic Mineral Product Mfg	2.8%	31	2.7%	30	2.0%	34
331	- Primary Metal	9.2%	2	11.4%	2	6.5%	5
332	- Fabricated Metal Product Mfg	11.0%	19	9.6%	24	6.6%	24
333	- Machinery	7.5%	23	7.3%	28	5.2%	28
334	- Computer and Electronic Product Mfg	3.6%	34	3.8%	36	3.3%	36
335	- Elec. Equip., App., & Component Mfg	2.6%	27	2.1%	29	1.5%	31
336	- Transportation Equipment	21.0%	6	24.4%	7	20.5%	7
337	- Furniture and Related Product Mfg	4.5%	5	3.2%	8	2.0%	10
339	- Miscellaneous	5.7%	17	5.8%	16	7.0%	13

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of Manufactures

Establishments in 2009 NAICS based data		Number	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank
00	Total	146,017	18	100.0%
11	Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting	249	29	0.2%	27
21	Mining	310	20	0.2%	21
22	Utilities	612	5	0.4%	10
23	Construction	14,347	20	9.8%	27
31-33	Manufacturing	8,431	12	5.8%	3
42	Wholesale Trade	7,925	16	5.4%	16
44-45	Retail Trade	22,262	15	15.2%	18
48-49	Transportation & Warehousing	5,042	13	3.5%	13
51	Information	2,199	21	1.5%	44
52	Finance and Insurance	10,017	17	6.9%	22
53	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	5,869	20	4.0%	33
54	Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services	12,858	20	8.8%	41
55	Management of Companies and Enterprises	895	23	0.6%	25
56	Admin. & Support & Waste Mgt. & Rem. Services	7,200	19	4.9%	24
61	Educational Services	1,586	19	1.1%	25
62	Health Care and Social Services	14,822	18	10.2%	32
71	Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation	2,151	19	1.5%	26
72	Accommodation and Food Services	12,603	16	8.6%	25
81	Other Services(Except Public Administration)	16,514	14	11.3%	4

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns

Small Establishments (1 to 19 workers) in 2009 NAICS based data		Number	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank
00	Total	123,804	18	100.0%
11	Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting	236	30	0.2%	28
21	Mining	248	20	0.2%	21
22	Utilities	445	5	0.4%	9
23	Construction	13,212	20	10.7%	25
31-33	Manufacturing	5,236	14	4.2%	6
42	Wholesale Trade	6,663	16	5.4%	15
44-45	Retail Trade	19,141	16	15.5%	18
48-49	Transportation & Warehousing	4,172	14	3.4%	15
51	Information	1,726	22	1.4%	44
52	Finance and Insurance	9,328	17	7.5%	21
53	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	5,658	19	4.6%	31
54	Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services	11,940	20	9.6%	41
55	Management of Companies and Enterprises	585	24	0.5%	18
56	Admin. & Support & Waste Mgt. & Rem. Services	6,020	19	4.9%	24
61	Educational Services	1,259	19	1.0%	23
62	Health Care and Social Services	12,070	19	9.7%	33
71	Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation	1,793	19	1.4%	28
72	Accommodation and Food Services	8,496	16	6.9%	29
81	Other Services(Except Public Administration)	15,452	14	12.5%	5

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns

Medium Size Establishments (20 to 249 workers) in 2009 NAICS based data		Number	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank
00	Total	21,136	14	100.0%
11	Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting	11	28	0.1%	17
21	Mining	60	21	0.3%	21
22	Utilities	154	10	0.7%	16
23	Construction	1,106	19	5.2%	37
31-33	Manufacturing	2,873	9	13.6%	2
42	Wholesale Trade	1,230	17	5.8%	23
44-45	Retail Trade	3,005	15	14.2%	33
48-49	Transportation & Warehousing	805	14	3.8%	14
51	Information	448	20	2.1%	39
52	Finance and Insurance	646	22	3.1%	47
53	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	203	22	1.0%	36
54	Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services	888	21	4.2%	43
55	Management of Companies and Enterprises	279	19	1.3%	31
56	Admin. & Support & Waste Mgt. & Rem. Services	1,098	17	5.2%	27
61	Educational Services	293	22	1.4%	38
62	Health Care and Social Services	2,552	17	12.1%	33
71	Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation	343	19	1.6%	40
72	Accommodation and Food Services	4,093	12	19.4%	20
81	Other Services(Except Public Administration)	1,048	15	5.0%	11

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns

Large Establishments (250 or more workers) in 2009 NAICS based data		Number	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank
00	Total	1,077	14	100.0%
11	Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting	2	5	0.2%	4
21	Mining	2	23	0.2%	22
22	Utilities	13	13	1.2%	15
23	Construction	29	18	2.7%	24
31-33	Manufacturing	322	8	29.9%	5
42	Wholesale Trade	32	21	3.0%	34
44-45	Retail Trade	116	14	10.8%	23
48-49	Transportation & Warehousing	65	11	6.0%	8
51	Information	25	24	2.3%	43
52	Finance and Insurance	43	24	4.0%	41
53	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	8	20	0.7%	31
54	Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services	30	24	2.8%	38
55	Management of Companies and Enterprises	31	23	2.9%	38
56	Admin. & Support & Waste Mgt. & Rem. Services	82	19	7.6%	34
61	Educational Services	34	17	3.2%	24
62	Health Care and Social Services	200	13	18.6%	19
71	Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation	15	19	1.4%	33
72	Accommodation and Food Services	14	25	1.3%	38
81	Other Services(Except Public Administration)	14	16	1.3%	13

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns

Nonemployer Establishments in 2009 NAICS based data		Number	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank
00	Total	365,160	20	100.0%
11	Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting	3,689	28	1.0%	30
21	Mining	808	19	0.2%	18
22	Utilities	305	17	0.1%	2
23	Construction	47,380	17	13.0%	18
31-33	Manufacturing	6,397	16	1.8%	15
42	Wholesale Trade	6,130	20	1.7%	19
44-45	Retail Trade	37,298	14	10.2%	12
48-49	Transportation & Warehousing	19,627	14	5.4%	4
51	Information	4,455	21	1.2%	28
52	Finance and Insurance	11,747	19	3.2%	24
53	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	34,357	18	9.4%	23
54	Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services	42,440	22	11.6%	36
56	Admin. & Support & Waste Mgt. & Rem. Services	31,025	20	8.5%	17
61	Educational Services	9,675	19	2.6%	24
62	Health Care and Social Services	27,908	21	7.6%	34
71	Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation	16,971	22	4.6%	36
72	Accommodation and Food Services	4,270	24	1.2%	39
81	Other Services(Except Public Administration)	60,678	15	16.6%	11

Source: U.S. Census Bureau (D: These data are not disclosable for confidentiality reasons.)

Total Bankruptcies Over Time	Number	Rank	Rate Per 1000 People	Rank
2010	47,304	10	7.30	4
2009	48,238	10	7.47	4
2008	39,305	10	6.12	5
2007	31,122	10	4.88	4
2006	22,234	11	3.51	4
2005	78,959	9	12.58	1
2004	54,465	11	8.74	5
2003	55,795	11	9.00	6
2002	53,520	11	8.69	7
2001	48,066	10	7.84	7
2000	37,519	10	6.17	8
1999	38,230	12	6.43	7
Change 2000 to 2010	9,785	11	1.13	12

Source: Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. Note: A new bankruptcy law went into effect in the fall of 2005 that made filing for bankruptcy more difficult; therefore the numbers may fluctuate more than they have in the past.

Bankruptcy by Chapter and Type in Qtr:4 of 2011	Number	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank
Business Bankruptcy
Total	161	20	100.0%
Chapter 7	121	20	75.2%	22
Chapter 11	25	23	15.5%	27
Chapter 12	0	34	0.0%	34
Chapter 13	15	17	9.3%	14
Personal Bankruptcy
Total	7,913	11	100.0%
Chapter 7	5,598	10	70.7%	34
Chapter 11	1	27	0.0%	25
Chapter 13	2,314	12	29.2%	18

Total Exports Over Time (Adjusted to 2010 Dollars)	Value	Rank	Pct. of GSP	Rank
2010	28,744,977,002	13
2009	23,283,111,654	14	8.96%	10
2008	26,841,166,530	14	10.18%	9
2007	27,297,590,413	12	10.40%	9
2006	24,516,446,721	13	9.84%	11
2005	24,109,884,617	11	10.06%	9
2004	22,177,777,108	12	9.56%	9
2003	19,516,062,712	12	8.87%	10
2002	18,128,022,549	13	8.69%	10
2001	17,687,499,732	15	8.85%	12
2000	19,482,929,036	14	9.84%	12
Change 2000 to 2010	9,262,047,966	13

Source: WISERTrade (WISER, World Institute for Strategic Economic Research)

Exports by NAICS Industry in 2010		Value	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank
Total		28,744,977,002	13	100.0%
111	- Crop Production	109,037,747	33	0.4%	41
112	- Animal Production	7,296,568	29	0.0%	30
113	- Forestry and Logging	21,081,840	22	0.1%	20
114	- Fishing, Hunting and Trapping	220,159	44	0.0%	20
211	- Oil and Gas Extraction	9,402,438	27	0.0%	28
212	- Mining (except Oil and Gas)	22,832,435	37	0.1%	39
311	- Food Manufacturing	612,826,360	24	2.1%	34
312	- Beverage and Tobacco Product Mfg	51,339,126	22	0.2%	28
313	- Textile Mills	34,739,153	26	0.1%	38
314	- Textile Product Mills	28,351,620	21	0.1%	26
315	- Apparel Manufacturing	12,146,902	28	0.0%	41
316	- Leather and Allied Product Manufacturing	8,870,478	31	0.0%	40
321	- Wood Product Manufacturing	165,205,466	14	0.6%	16
322	- Paper Manufacturing	148,408,246	29	0.5%	38
323	- Printing and Related Support Activities	353,917,822	8	1.2%	7
324	- Petroleum and Coal Products Mfg	99,276,561	21	0.3%	37
325	- Chemical Manufacturing	7,608,689,080	6	26.5%	5
326	- Plastics and Rubber Products Mfg	651,388,891	13	2.3%	18
327	- Nonmetallic Mineral Product Mfg	179,845,615	15	0.6%	22
331	- Primary Metal Manufacturing	1,541,304,395	11	5.4%	13
332	- Fabricated Metal Product Mfg	673,075,344	14	2.3%	29
333	- Machinery Manufacturing	3,540,122,279	10	12.3%	16
334	- Computer and Electronic Product Mfg	1,743,986,098	24	6.1%	37
335	- Elec. Equip., App., & Component Mfg	814,352,741	13	2.8%	24
336	- Transportation Equipment Manufacturing	7,958,995,227	7	27.7%	10
337	- Furniture and Related Product Mfg	203,841,722	7	0.7%	5
339	- Miscellaneous Manufacturing	1,705,777,784	9	5.9%	10
511	- Publishing Industries (except Internet)	2,938,438	25	0.0%	13
910	Waste and Scrap	128,712,374	30	0.4%	38
920	Used Merchandise	10,733,731	34	0.0%	47
980	Goods Returned to Canada	8,038,047	5	0.0%	6
990	Special classification provisions	288,222,315	9	1.0%	14

Source: WISERTrade (WISER, World Institute for Strategic Economic Research)

Educational Attainment - ACS 2010 Year Estimates	Number	Percent of Population 25+	Rank	U.S. % of Population 25+
Total Population 25 and Older	4,229,798	100.0%		100.0%
Less Than 9th Grade	176,191	4.2%	33	6.1%
9th to 12th, No Diploma	372,087	8.8%	16	8.3%
High School Graduate (incl. equiv.)	1,521,860	36.0%	3	28.5%
Some College, No Degree	884,620	20.9%	33	21.3%
Associate Degree	315,927	7.5%	29	7.6%
Bachelor's Degree	617,193	14.6%	42	17.7%
Graduate Degree or Higher	341,920	8.1%	39	10.4%
Total Receiving a High School Diploma or More	3,681,520	87.0%	29	85.6%
Total Completing a Bachelors Degree or More	959,113	22.7%	44	28.2%
Scientists and Engineers
Total Science & Engineering Doctorates Awarded (2009)	948
Total Employed Science, Engineering and Health Doctoral Holders (2008)	10,300

Sources: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey, One Year Estimates, National Science Foundation

College Enrollment and Migration	Number	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank
Total Enrollment in Indiana - all degree granting institutions (2008)	401,956	16
Freshmen Enrollment (2008)*
Freshmen Enrollment in Indiana Schools	52,185	13	100.0%
-- In-state students	38,509	13	73.8%	38
-- Out-of-state students	13,676	8	26.2%	19
Freshmen from Indiana Enrolled Anywhere	43,803	15	100.0%
-- Going In-state	38,509	13	87.9%	16
-- Going Out-of-state	5,294	23	12.1%	41
Net Migration of Freshmen	8,382	2

Source: National Center for Education Statistics
*Freshmen students in 4-year degree-granting institutions graduated from high school in the previous 12 months

Graduate Student Enrollment in Science and Engineering (2009)	Number	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank
Science Graduate Students	7,605	17	100.0%
-- Minorities	1,382	20	18.2%	32
-- On temporary visas	2,409	11	31.7%	4
Engineering Graduate Students	3,324	15	100.0%
-- Minorities	476	19	14.3%	27
-- On temporary visas	1,723	12	51.8%	11

Source: National Science Foundation

Median Income from the American Comm. Survey (2010 dollars)	Household Adj. Income	Rank	Family Adj. Income	Rank
2010	$44,613	36	$55,368	35
2009	$46,169	33	$57,358	35
2008	$48,579	33	$60,139	34
2007	$49,900	31	$60,717	33
2006	$49,099	31	$60,334	30
2005	$49,119	27	$60,378	27
2004	$48,708	27	$60,334	26
2003	$49,853	25	$60,840	25
2002	$50,794	24	$61,682	23
2001	$51,362	23	$62,232	23
2000	$51,657	23	$62,213	22
% Change 2000 to 2010	-13.6%	50	-11.0%	50

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Median Household Income from the Current Pop. Survey (2010 dollars)	Adj. Value	Rank
2010	$46,322	33
2000	$51,747	29
1995	$47,768	28
1990	$44,926	36
% Change 1990 to 2010	3.1%	23

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Quarterly Earnings and Income Over Time 2011 Adjusted Dollars (Millions of dollars, seasonally adjusted)	Earnings by Place of Work adj. ($000,000)	Rank	Personal Income by Place of Residence adj. ($000,000)	Rank
2011:3	163,802	20	231,147	19
2011:2	163,514	20	231,253	19
2011:1	162,686	20	229,579	19
2010:4	163,681	20	230,040	20
2010:3	163,584	20	228,542	19
2010:2	161,589	20	225,495	20
2010:1	158,587	20	222,200	20
2009:4	162,323	20	225,449	17
2009:3	160,521	20	223,560	18
2009:2	160,452	20	224,636	19
2009:1	161,834	20	224,773	19
2008:4	168,751	20	231,071	19
2008:3	170,020	20	232,984	18
2008:2	170,972	20	234,705	18
2008:1	172,567	19	232,437	18
% Change 2008:1 to 2011:3	-5.1%	46	-0.6%	41

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

Per Capita Personal Income	Number	Rank	Percent of U.S.
Per capita income - 2010	$34,042	42	85.2%
Per capita income - 2000 (adj. for inflation)	$34,772	33	90.6%
Per capita income - 1990 (adj. for inflation)	$29,120	31	90.2%
Per capita income - 1980 (adj. for inflation)	$24,751	31	92.7%
10-year % change	-2.1%	48
20-year % change	16.9%	46
30-year % change	37.5%	45

Source: US Bureau of Economic Analysis

Personal Income in 2010	Amount ($000)	5-Year adj. % Change	Rank
Total Earnings by Place of Work	$157,848,401	-6.4%	48
Minus: Contributions for government social insurance	$18,470,236	-2.9%	47
Personal contributions for government social insurance	$9,788,859	-1.3%	48
Employer contributions for government social insurance	$8,681,377	-4.5%	45
Plus: Adjustment for residence	$4,208,704	-0.4%	30
Equals: Net Earnings by Place of Residence	$143,586,869	-6.7%	48
Plus: Dividends, rent, interest	$31,651,594	4.4%	41
Plus: Transfer payments	$45,714,854	34.3%	32
Equals: Personal Income by Place of Residence	$220,953,317	1.2%	48

Source: US Bureau of Economic Analysis (*adj = Adjusted for Inflation)

Annual Earnings and Income Over Time 2010 Adjusted Dollars	Earnings by Place of Work adj. ($000)	Rank	Personal Income by Place of Residence adj. ($000)	Rank
2010	157,848,401	20	220,953,317	20
2009	157,284,926	20	219,037,726	18
2008	166,349,608	20	227,029,341	18
2007	169,056,393	19	225,731,683	18

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

State and Local Revenue in 2009	Value ($000)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Per Capita Revenue	Rank
General	$46,134,854	15	100.0%		$7,142	34
Intergovernment	$9,718,262	17	21.1%	33	$1,505	41
Own-Source	$36,416,592	15	78.9%	18	$5,638	31
Total Tax	$23,876,218	18	51.8%	18	$3,696	30
Property Tax	$7,238,264	17	15.7%	28	$1,121	32
General Sales Tax	$6,205,638	16	13.5%	17	$961	22
Individual Income Tax	$5,701,267	15	12.4%	18	$883	24
Corporate Net Income Tax	$838,974	9	1.8%	13	$130	19
Other Taxes	$3,892,075	17	8.4%	34	$603	39
Total Charges	$8,041,798	15	17.4%	20	$1,245	24
Own-Source General	$4,498,576	14	9.8%	17	$696	23

Source: Rockefeller Institute of Government, U.S. Census Bureau

State and Local Expenditures in 2009	Value ($000)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Per Capita Expenditure	Rank
General	$45,455,850	17	100.0%		$7,037	40
Intergovernment	$14,975	8	0.0%	9	$2	9
Direct	$45,440,875	17	100.0%	1	$7,035	40
Elementary and Secondary Ed.	$10,308,562	18	22.7%	24	$1,596	39
Public Welfare	$7,898,780	20	17.4%	26	$1,223	37
Higher Ed.	$5,361,239	14	11.8%	15	$830	27
Health and Hospitals	$3,923,072	19	8.6%	23	$607	29
Corrections	$1,053,779	20	2.3%	31	$163	41
Police	$1,191,728	23	2.6%	43	$184	48
Highways	$2,883,221	20	6.3%	34	$446	37
Interest	$1,790,849	17	3.9%	25	$277	30
Other	$11,029,645	17	24.3%	23	$1,708	29

Source: Rockefeller Institute of Government, U.S. Census Bureau

Local Revenue in 2009	Value ($000)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Per Capita Revenue	Rank
General	$25,441,734	15	100.0%		$3,939	27
Intergovernment	$9,587,368	18	37.7%	29	$1,484	27
Own-Source	$15,854,366	16	62.3%	23	$2,454	28
Total Tax	$8,974,782	19	35.3%	31	$1,389	32
Property Tax	$7,230,765	16	28.4%	20	$1,119	28
Individual Income Tax	$1,387,508	5	5.5%	6	$215	7
Other Taxes	$356,509	31	1.4%	41	$55	41
Total Charges	$4,581,453	14	18.0%	18	$709	22
Own-Source General	$2,298,131	11	9.0%	7	$356	11

Source: Rockefeller Institute of Government, U.S. Census Bureau

Local Expenditures in 2009	Value ($000)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Per Capita Expenditure	Rank
General	$24,913,484	19	100.0%		$3,857	30
Intergovernment	$124,313	13	0.5%	12	$19	13
Direct	$24,789,171	19	99.5%	38	$3,838	30
Elementary and Secondary Ed.	$10,308,562	18	41.4%	33	$1,596	38
Public Welfare	$553,652	15	2.2%	16	$86	15
Higher Ed.	$739	31	0.0%	31	$0	31
Health and Hospitals	$3,158,717	12	12.7%	8	$489	15
Corrections	$379,442	21	1.5%	28	$59	27
Police	$939,892	24	3.8%	49	$146	47
Highways	$847,694	23	3.4%	42	$131	43
Interest	$891,361	18	3.6%	26	$138	28
Other	$7,709,112	17	30.9%	13	$1,193	23

Source: Rockefeller Institute of Government, U.S. Census Bureau

State Revenue in 2009	Value ($000)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Per Capita Revenue	Rank
General	$29,945,668	15	100.0%		$4,636	35
Intergovernment	$9,383,442	17	31.3%	32	$1,453	37
Own-Source	$20,562,226	18	68.7%	19	$3,183	31
Total Tax	$14,901,436	17	49.8%	11	$2,307	24
Property Tax	$7,499	28	0.0%	27	$1	32
General Sales Tax	$6,205,638	12	20.7%	7	$961	8
Individual Income Tax	$4,313,759	19	14.4%	29	$668	33
Corporate Net Income Tax	$838,974	9	2.8%	13	$130	18
Other Taxes	$3,535,566	16	11.8%	29	$547	33
Total Charges	$3,460,345	17	11.6%	23	$536	30
Own-Source General	$2,200,445	22	7.3%	35	$341	32

Source: Rockefeller Institute of Government, U.S. Census Bureau

State Expenditures in 2009	Value ($000)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Per Capita Expenditure	Rank
General	$28,855,900	19	100.0%		$4,467	41
Intergovernment	$8,204,196	19	28.4%	24	$1,270	32
Direct	$20,651,704	17	71.6%	27	$3,197	39
Public Welfare	$7,345,128	18	25.5%	24	$1,137	38
Higher Ed.	$5,360,500	13	18.6%	5	$830	15
Health and Hospitals	$764,355	36	2.6%	48	$118	48
Corrections	$674,337	22	2.3%	36	$104	44
Police	$251,836	18	0.9%	12	$39	26
Highways	$2,035,527	14	7.1%	21	$315	28
Interest	$899,488	17	3.1%	19	$139	25
Other	$3,320,533	20	11.5%	32	$514	35

Source: Rockefeller Institute of Government, U.S. Census Bureau

Unemployment Insurance Tax in 2011	Number	Rank
Wage Base	$9,500	34
New Employer Rate %	2.50%
Minimum Rate	0.70%	25
Maximum Rate	9.50%	15

Source: U.S. Department of Labor

Population Over Time	Number	Rank	Percent of U.S.	U.S.
Annual Estimates (July 1)
2010	6,490,621	15	2.10%	309,349,689
2009	6,459,325	15	2.11%	306,771,529
2008	6,424,806	15	2.11%	304,093,966
2007	6,379,599	15	2.12%	301,231,207
2006	6,332,669	15	2.12%	298,379,912
2005	6,278,616	14	2.12%	295,516,599
2004	6,233,007	14	2.13%	292,805,298
2003	6,196,638	14	2.14%	290,107,933
2002	6,155,967	14	2.14%	287,625,193
2001	6,127,760	14	2.15%	284,968,955
2001 to 2010 % change	5.9%	31		8.6%
Census Counts (April 1)
2010	6,483,802	15	2.10%	308,745,538
2000	6,080,485	14	2.16%	281,421,906
1990	5,544,156	14	2.23%	248,790,925
1980	5,490,224	12	2.42%	226,545,805
2000 to 2010 % change	6.6%	31		9.7%
1990 to 2010 % change	16.9%	31		24.1%
1980 to 2010 % change	18.1%	34		36.3%

Source: US Census Bureau

Components of Population Change in 2009	Number	Rank	Percent of U.S.	U.S.
Net Domestic Migration (chg 2008/2009)	-6,805	41
Net International Migration (chg 2008/2009)	9,194	22	1.08%	854,905
Natural Increase (births minus deaths)	32,591	18	1.83%	1,776,800
Births	88,704	14	2.08%	4,262,897
Deaths	56,113	14	2.26%	2,486,097

Source: US Census Bureau

Population Estimates by Age in 2010	Number	Rank	Percent Distribution.	Percent Distribution in U.S.
Preschool (0 to 4)	433,559	15	6.7%	6.5%
School Age (5 to 17)	1,173,127	14	18.1%	17.5%
College Age (18 to 24)	650,289	15	10.0%	9.9%
Young Adult (25 to 44)	1,669,174	17	25.7%	26.6%
Older Adult(45 to 64)	1,720,692	15	26.5%	26.4%
Older (65 plus)	843,780	16	13.0%	13.1%
Median Age	37.0	31

Sources: US Census Bureau

Population Estimates by Race or Hispanic in 2010	Number	Rank	Percent Distribution	Percent Distribution in U.S.
American Ind. or Alaskan Native Alone	24,575	37	0.4%	1.2%
Asian Alone	106,075	24	1.6%	4.9%
Black Alone	605,342	20	9.3%	13.0%
Native Hawaiian and Other Pac. Isl. Alone	3,546	28	0.1%	0.2%
White Alone	5,642,662	13	86.9%	78.3%
Two or More Race Groups	108,421	23	1.7%	2.3%
Hispanic or Latino (can be of any race)
Non-Hispanic or Latino	6,098,250	13	94.0%	83.6%
Hispanic or Latino	392,371	21	6.0%	16.4%

Source: US Census Bureau

Hispanic or Latino Population (can be of any race) in 2000	Number	Rank	Percent Distribution	Percent Distribution in U.S.
Hispanic	214,536	22	3.5%	12.5%
Mexican	153,042	15	2.5%	7.3%
Cuban	2,754	26	0.0%	0.4%
Puerto Rican	19,678	19	0.3%	1.2%
Other	39,062	25	0.6%	3.6%
White, Not Hispanic (reporting white alone)	5,219,373	11	85.8%	69.1%

Source: US Census Bureau

Households in 2000	Number	Rank	Percent Distribution	Percent Distribution in U.S.
Total Households	2,336,306	14	100.0%	100.0%
Family Households	1,602,501	13	68.6%	68.1%
Married with Children	556,113	13	23.8%	23.5%
Married without Children	695,345	13	29.8%	28.1%
Single Parents	211,723	13	9.1%	9.2%
Other	139,320	17	6.0%	7.1%
Non-family Households	733,805	15	31.4%	31.9%
Living Alone	605,428	14	25.9%	25.8%
Average Household Size	2.53	20
Average Family Household Size	3.05	28

Source: US Census Bureau

Housing Units in 2000	Number	Rank	Percent Distribution	Percent Distribution in U.S.
2009 Housing Units (estimate)	2,809,559	14
Total Housing Units in 2000	2,532,319	14	100.0%	100.0%
Occupied	2,336,306	14	92.3%	91.0%
Owner Occupied	1,669,162	13	65.9%	60.2%
Renter Occupied	667,144	16	26.3%	30.8%
Vacant	196,013	19	7.7%	9.0%
For seasonal or recreational use	33,803	28	1.3%	3.1%

Source: US Census Bureau

Median Home Values & Rates	Number	Rank	Pct of U.S.	U.S. Number
2010 Homeownership Rate	71.2	15
2010 Homeowner Vacancy Rate	3.0	10
2000	94,300	36	78.85%	119,600
1990	53,500	40	68.15%	78,500

Source: US Census Bureau

Residential Building Permits in 2010	Units	Percent Distribution	Percent Distribution in U.S.	Cost ($000)
Total Permits Filed	13,083	100.0%	100.0%	$1,960,774
Single Family	9,773	74.7%	74.0%	$1,714,875
Two Family	398	3.0%	1.8%	$33,796
Three & Four Family	379	2.9%	1.8%	$35,216
Five Families and More	2,533	19.4%	22.4%	$176,887

Source: US Census Bureau

Labor Force Estimates	December 2011	Rank	2010 Ann. Avg.	Rank	2005 Ann. Avg.	Rank
Total Labor Force	3,164,123	15	3,142,265	16	3,204,160	15
Employed	2,889,085	15	2,822,693	16	3,032,108	15
Unemployed	275,038	13	319,572	13	172,052	13
Unemployment Rate	8.7	13	10.2	12	5.4	13

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Labor Force Characteristics in 2010 Based on Noninstitutional Population, Age 16 and Over	Total (000)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Pct. of Pop. in Category	Rank
Total Labor Force	3,153	16	100.0%		63.8%	32
Men Women	1,681 1,472	16 18	53.3% 46.7%	16 36	70.1% 57.9%	32 30
Employment	2,818	17	100.0%		57.1%	35
Men Women	1,488 1,330	16 19	52.8% 47.2%	15 35	62.1% 52.3%	36 35
Unemployment	334	13	100.0%		6.8%	7
Men Women	192 142	14 13	57.5% 42.5%	29 20	8.0% 5.6%	13 5
Unemployment Rate	10.6	10
Men Women	11.4 9.7	12 5

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Occupational Employment and Wages in 2010 (SOC classification system)	Number	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Median Annual Wage	Rank
All Occupations	2,724,850	14	100.0%		30,880	32
Management Occupations	104,600	22	3.8%	46	78,630	35
Business and Financial Operations Occupations	92,730	21	3.4%	44	54,110	32
Computer and Mathematical Occupations	46,930	21	1.7%	35	61,350	37
Architecture and Engineering Occupations	44,260	19	1.6%	28	62,540	39
Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations	17,180	22	0.6%	38	46,200	46
Community and Social Services Occupations	28,990	24	1.1%	48	35,450	39
Legal Occupations	13,070	23	0.5%	44	52,640	47
Education, Training, and Library Occupations	167,010	15	6.1%	36	39,830	38
Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations	30,730	19	1.1%	29	31,940	45
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations	171,680	16	6.3%	16	50,640	38
Healthcare Support Occupations	84,450	16	3.1%	21	23,760	33
Protective Service Occupations	57,040	18	2.1%	36	34,350	31
Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations	253,280	14	9.3%	12	18,120	31
Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations	82,820	17	3.0%	44	21,500	29
Personal Care and Service Occupations	62,710	19	2.3%	37	19,820	28
Sales and Related Occupations	282,550	15	10.4%	30	22,740	36
Office and Administrative Support Occupations	417,320	18	15.3%	51	28,520	31
Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Occupations	3,080	31	0.1%	32	25,790	18
Construction and Extraction Occupations	106,990	17	3.9%	32	41,210	20
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations	114,700	13	4.2%	18	39,260	26
Production Occupations	307,690	8	11.3%	1	30,970	22
Transportation and Material Moving Occupations	235,040	12	8.6%	4	28,690	29

Source:U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
May '2010' Estimates
N/A = Not available

Unions	Number	Rank	Pct. of All Workers	Rank
Members of Unions
2011	302,000	15	11.3%	22
2010	279,000	15	10.9%	25
2009	277,000	15	10.6%	27
2008	349,000	14	12.4%	21
2007	333,000	15	12.0%	21
2006	334,000	15	12.0%	21
2005	346,000	14	12.4%	20
2004	311,000	15	11.4%	23
2003	327,000	16	11.8%	24
2002	376,000	14	13.4%	21
2001	395,000	14	14.3%	20
% Chg. 2001 to 2011	-23.5%	42
Represented by Unions
2011	333,000	15	12.4%	26
2010	313,000	15	12.2%	25
2009	319,000	15	12.2%	27
2008	386,000	14	13.7%	24
2007	359,000	15	12.9%	24
2006	362,000	15	13.0%	23
2005	368,000	15	13.2%	22
2004	338,000	15	12.4%	26
2003	352,000	16	12.7%	26
2002	408,000	15	14.5%	23
2001	424,000	14	15.4%	21
% Chg. 2001 to 2011	-21.5%	42

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

CES Not Seasonally Adjusted Employment in December 2011 NAICS based data by place of work		Employment	Percent Distribution	Rank	Pct. Change December 2010	Rank
00	Total Nonfarm	2,822,500	100.0%		0.6%	39
05	Total Private	2,392,100	84.8%	8	1.1%	33
06	Goods Producing	585,800	20.8%	1	3.8%	10
07	Service-Providing	2,236,700	79.2%	51	-0.2%	48
08	Private Service Providing	1,806,300	64.0%	43	0.2%	49
10	Natural Resources and Mining	6,700	0.2%	24	0.0%	28
20	Construction	123,100	4.4%	16	12.2%	2
30	Manufacturing	456,000	16.2%	1	1.8%	21
40	Trade, Transportation, and Utilities	547,300	19.4%	27	-0.6%	47
50	Information	34,500	1.2%	48	-2.3%	34
55	Financial Activities	131,500	4.7%	39	1.2%	14
60	Professional and Business Services	287,200	10.2%	38	0.6%	44
65	Educational and Health Services	432,400	15.3%	21	-0.3%	49
70	Leisure and Hospitality	268,200	9.5%	25	2.5%	16
80	Other Services	105,200	3.7%	32	-0.4%	32
90	Government	430,400	15.2%	43	-2.1%	40

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Current Employment Survey (CES)

Annual Covered Employment and Wages Over Time (NAICS)	Establishments	Jobs	Average Wage Per Job (*adj)	Rank	Pct of U.S. Avg Wage
2010	158,246	2,709,400	$39,258	37	84.0%
2009	159,973	2,705,331	$38,898	38	84.0%
2008	160,940	2,872,442	$38,894	35	84.3%
2007	159,198	2,905,725	$39,467	34	84.4%
2006	156,037	2,892,419	$39,537	34	85.9%
2005	153,921	2,873,795	$39,559	32	87.1%
2004	153,319	2,848,873	$40,049	32	88.2%
2003	152,415	2,821,879	$39,557	32	88.4%
2002	151,573	2,832,553	$39,518	29	88.7%
2001	151,376	2,871,236	$39,128	28	87.7%
2000	152,552	2,934,504	$39,282	28	87.8%
10-Year Change	5,694	-225,104	-$24
10-Year Percent Change	3.7%	-7.7%	-0.1%

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
*adj = Adjusted for Inflation; D = Non-Discloseable Data; N/A = Not Available

Annual Industry Distribution of Jobs and Avg. Wage in 2010 (NAICS) Establishments Jobs Percent
Distribution Annual Average Wage
Per Job Rank
Total Covered Employment and Wages 158,246 2,709,400 100.0% $39,258 37
Private 152,293 2,304,339 85.0% $39,229 36
Agri., frestry, hunting 1,439 12,929 0.5% $30,456 16
Mining 334 6,277 0.2% $61,439 30
Construction 15,838 115,664 4.3% $49,455 17
Manufacturing 8,738 448,171 16.5% $54,412 20
Wholesale trade 13,684 113,830 4.2% $53,538 37
Retail trade 20,402 304,646 11.2% $23,499 44
Transportation, warehousing 6,126 122,509 4.5% $39,706 42
Utilities 476 16,443 0.6% $74,595 30
Information 2,505 42,347 1.6% $44,542 43
Finance and Insurance 9,886 93,223 3.4% $54,267 38
Real Estate, rental, leasing 5,842 31,768 1.2% $34,035 38
Professional, technical services 16,018 96,753 3.6% $54,769 41
Mgmt. of companies, enterprises 953 26,994 1.0% $76,412 38
Administrative, waste services 8,453 151,897 5.6% $26,561 44
Educational services 2,997 252,462 9.3% $36,935 43
Health care, social assistance 12,716 384,123 14.2% $40,339 37
Arts, entertainment, recreation 2,044 42,252 1.6% $29,335 16
Accommodation and food services 12,093 232,488 8.6% $13,373 44
Other services, exc. public admin. 13,190 79,747 2.9% $26,161 40
Public administration 3,057 132,303 4.9% $40,683 46
Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics
D = Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential information.
N/A = This item is not available.

BEA Major Sectors (NAICS) in 2010 (by place of work)		2010 Earnings ($000)	*Avg Earnings Per Job	Rank	2010 Jobs	Percent Distribution in State	Percent Distribution in U.S.
	Total by place of work	$157,848,401	$44,652	37	3,535,077	100.0%	100.0%
	Wage and Salary	$114,990,827	$39,832	36	2,886,892	81.7%	78.3%
	Proprietors	$13,679,083	$21,104	41	648,185	18.3%	21.7%
	Farm	$1,718,095	$32,534	15	52,809	1.5%	1.1%
	Nonfarm	$11,960,988	$20,090	45	595,376	16.8%	20.6%
	Farm	$2,156,198	$32,090	15	67,192	1.9%	1.5%
	Nonfarm	$155,692,203	$44,895	35	3,467,885	98.1%	98.5%
	Private	$131,024,478	$43,527	31	3,010,207	85.2%	84.3%
	Forestry, fishing, etc. *	$221,208	$25,435	21	8,697	0.2%	0.5%
21	Mining	$566,457	$50,581	20	11,199	0.3%	0.7%
22	Utilities	$1,680,290	$109,209	34	15,386	0.4%	0.3%
23	Construction	$9,276,917	$50,708	27	182,948	5.2%	5.1%
31-33	Manufacturing	$31,538,752	$68,200	20	462,445	13.1%	7.0%
42	Wholesale Trade	$7,888,272	$63,959	35	123,333	3.5%	3.5%
44-45	Retail Trade	$9,937,361	$26,609	46	373,462	10.6%	10.2%
48 49	Trans. and warehousing	$6,639,880	$47,565	38	139,596	3.9%	3.2%
51	Information	$2,298,233	$52,793	42	43,533	1.2%	1.9%
52	Finance and insurance	$7,074,656	$47,420	36	149,192	4.2%	5.6%
53	Real Estate and rental and leasing	$1,987,821	$16,191	33	122,773	3.5%	4.3%
54	Professional, technical services	$8,863,664	$56,427	37	157,081	4.4%	6.7%
55	Management of companies, enterprises	$2,588,284	$87,756	34	29,494	0.8%	1.2%
56	Administrative and waste services	$5,845,641	$28,627	36	204,200	5.8%	6.0%
61	Educational services	$2,367,947	$29,622	29	79,938	2.3%	2.3%
62	Health care, social assistance	$19,892,097	$50,346	26	395,107	11.2%	11.0%
71	Arts, entertainment, and recreation	$1,802,141	$25,826	13	69,780	2.0%	2.2%
72	Accommodation and food services	$4,376,178	$17,813	45	245,672	6.9%	6.9%
81	Other services, exc. public admin.	$6,178,679	$31,464	29	196,371	5.6%	5.7%
NA	Gov. and gov. enterprises	$24,667,725	$53,898	46	457,678	12.9%	14.2%

Source: US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)
D = Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential information, but the estimates for this item are included in the totals.
N/A = Not available or not applicable.
* = "Other" consists of the number of jobs held by U.S. residents employed by international organizations and foreign embassies and consulates in the United States.

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Updated: February 10, 2012 at 10:41