NOEP Table 8-16: Employment, wages and GSP: Coastal Tourism & Recreation Sector Region Employ SIC name 1990 Wages 1990 GSP 1990 North North Central Employ 2000 Wages 2000 GSP 2000 Amusement and Recreation Services 237 $1,904,465 $3,287,060 548 $8,241,712 $13,830,542 Boat Dealers Eating and 17 $278,781 $609,487 D D D Drinking Places Hotels & 2,984 $23,088,454 $50,477,293 4,074 $40,991,235 $93,920,820 Lodging Places 1,466 $13,317,529 $29,141,245 1,936 $23,427,349 $53,140,662 Marinas Recreational D D D D D D Vehicle Parks and D D D D D D Campgrounds Zoos and Aquaria TOURISM & RECREATION Amusement and Recreation Services D D D D D D 4,765 $39,289,773 $84,976,861 6,674 $74,372,905 $164,581,624 7,114 $141,427,734 $244,100,822 9,163 $225,582,798 $378,553,925 Boat Dealers 759 $15,665,485 $34,248,775 363 $10,789,365 $24,721,041 Eating and Drinking Places Hotels and Lodging Places 64,554 $689,685,228 $1,507,829,108 92,365 $1,482,888,549 $3,397,655,840 18,579 $303,401,347 $663,898,905 26,177 $691,246,163 $1,567,965,659 Marinas 233 $4,883,247 $8,011,566 241 $7,443,259 $12,269,584 Recreational Vehicle Parks and Campgrounds Sporting Goods Zoos and Aquaria TOURISM & RECREATION D D D 77 $1,150,123 $2,608,844 191 $4,733,845 $11,333,930 331 $13,156,663 $33,111,139 D D D 454 $10,480,821 $14,791,109 91,623 $1,162,470,431 $2,474,425,311 129,171 $2,442,737,741 $5,431,677,142 120
NOEP Table 8-16 Cont. SIC4 Region Name Amusement and Recreation Services Central South Central Employ 1990 Wages 1990 GSP 1990 Employ 2000 Wages 2000 GSP 2000 614 $7,298,675 $12,597,335 810 $12,271,768 $20,593,441 Boat Dealers 58 $1,531,126 $3,347,435 D D D Eating and Drinking Places Hotels and Lodging Places 11,137 $104,030,476 $227,437,349 15,707 $203,759,487 $466,862,200 4,725 $56,904,914 $124,518,597 8,519 $186,206,452 $422,375,324 Marinas 98 $1,755,085 $2,879,432 90 $2,376,608 $3,917,638 Recreational Vehicle Parks and Campgrounds D D D 103 $1,769,615 $4,014,048 Sporting Goods D D D 77 $1,393,704 $3,507,510 Zoos and Aquaria D D D D D D TOURISM & RECREATION Amusement and Recreation Services 17,121 $182,297,420 $387,817,811 25,862 $431,081,904 $974,607,724 823 $9,594,725 $16,560,262 805 $14,207,296 $23,841,480 Boat Dealers 89 $1,586,375 $3,468,223 58 $809,319 $1,854,345 Eating and Drinking Places Hotels and Lodging Places 9,434 $82,125,709 $179,547,900 14,390 $174,141,504 $399,000,247 3,273 $39,220,696 $85,822,220 3,993 $75,743,437 $171,810,152 Marinas 38 $1,292,914 $2,121,184 D D D Recreational Vehicle Parks and Campgrounds 41 $813,396 $1,779,863 D D D Sporting Goods 214 $5,085,171 $12,175,087 529 $15,031,491 $37,829,486 Zoos and Aquaria 147 $2,278,765 $3,379,960 204 $4,346,474 $6,133,982 TOURISM & RECREATION 14,058 $141,997,751 $304,854,699 20,020 $285,660,011 $642,767,752 121
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