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NOEP<br />
Appendix B: Fishing Industry Data<br />
2001 Employment And Payroll By NAICS Codes<br />
Until 2001, the Federal Government used SIC codes to classify the range of industries for<br />
which data was compiled. As of 2001, they system changed to the NAICS system, which<br />
provided a more detailed breakdown of industry sectors, giving a better picture of our <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
Sectors. Past information has now been reconfigured to allow back year comparisons<br />
according to these new NAICS categories. The <strong>California</strong> Economic Development<br />
Department provides the record of employment and wages for workers covered by<br />
unemployment insurance programs from 1997 to 2001. Although these data are not the<br />
official estimates, they offer a benchmark for future research analysis. Additionally, some of<br />
the data are at the county level, which make detailed analysis possible. Table B-1 through B-<br />
-3 present the results of commercial fisheries, seafood preparation and packaging, and<br />
aquaculture industries by county and by NAICS codes. 57<br />
57 After 2000, all industries are classified by BLS using the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)<br />
rather than the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC). NAICS uses a production-oriented approach to categorize<br />
economic units with similar production processes. NAICS focuses on how products and services are created, as<br />
opposed to SIC which focuses on what is produced. Using NAICS yields significantly different industry groupings<br />
from those produced using SIC. Due to these differences in NAICS and SIC structures, NAICS data will not be directly<br />
comparable to the SIC-based data for earlier years.<br />
BLS is currently in the process of transferring the previous SIC-based employment and payroll data to the new NAICSbased<br />
data. During this transitional period, we are not able to present historical employment and payroll data by<br />
NAICS codes. However, it does not affect our analysis in the previous sections since we compared historical data of<br />
1990 and 2000 based on SIC industries. 2001 employment and payroll data are available by NAICS code.<br />
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