Venture Capital Invested Per Deal in 1995 adjusted to 2011

Rank	State	Fips Code	Adj. Value
1	Idaho	16000	22,301,113
2	South Carolina	45000	13,054,221
3	Tennessee	47000	11,982,678
4	Virginia	51000	10,698,662
5	North Carolina	37000	9,255,126
6	Colorado	08000	8,504,715
7	Missouri	29000	8,147,506
8	Michigan	26000	7,978,855
9	Washington	53000	7,759,609
10	Florida	12000	7,254,812
11	North Dakota	38000	7,214,850
12	Texas	48000	7,172,561
13	Illinois	17000	7,035,650
14	California	06000	6,966,791
15	New Jersey	34000	6,948,405
16	New York	36000	6,405,342
17	Maryland	24000	5,896,595
18	Louisiana	22000	5,584,448
19	Minnesota	27000	5,074,381
20	Massachusetts	25000	5,073,383
21	Arizona	04000	5,036,399
22	Connecticut	09000	4,861,776
23	Georgia	13000	4,851,872
24	New Hampshire	33000	4,476,376
25	Oklahoma	40000	4,474,968
26	Vermont	50000	4,404,470
27	Alabama	01000	4,278,292
28	Arkansas	05000	3,676,749
29	Oregon	41000	3,328,760
30	Pennsylvania	42000	3,283,446
31	Kansas	20000	3,227,793
32	Kentucky	21000	3,031,352
33	Ohio	39000	2,762,661
34	Utah	49000	2,738,758
35	New Mexico	35000	2,604,242
36	Iowa	19000	2,081,647
37	Indiana	18000	1,907,961
38	Wisconsin	55000	1,863,526
39	Rhode Island	44000	1,721,489
40	Delaware	10000	1,625,634
41	District of Columbia	11000	1,100,384
41	Maine	23000	1,100,384
43	Nevada	32000	843,628
44	Nebraska	31000	736,524
Source: PricewaterhouseCoopers/National Venture Capital Association MoneyTree Report(tm) based on data from Thomson Financial

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