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NOEP 2.6 California’s Ocean Economy: Statewide Summaries by Sector • The direct market value, or GSP, of California’s Ocean Economy was $21.4 billion in 2000. Total market value, or GSP in 2000 was $42.9 billion. The ocean-related GSP grew by 10.64% in constant 2000 dollars between 1990 and 2000. This lagged behind California’s overall economic growth. This lagging trend in growth was similar to the nation. • The Marine Minerals and Coastal Recreation & Tourism sectors increased in GSP. • California’s Ocean Economy directly provided over 400,000 jobs in 2000, and more than 690,000 jobs when multiplier effects are considered. • Employment in California’s Ocean Economy grew more slowly than the state’s overall economy. Wage and salary jobs in the Ocean Economy grew approximately 4.9%, compared with 13.8% overall growth in California. The increase was almost entirely due to growth in Tourism & Recreation jobs in the coastal regions. • The coastal-related Tourism & Recreation sector dominated job growth in the Ocean Economy, during the past decade, while jobs in other ocean-related sectors declined. This trend, which also took place nationally, represents a profound shift in how the ocean relates to the economy, towards services and away from goods-related economic activity (see Figures 2-6 and 2-7). GSP in $Millions $14,000 $12,000 $10,000 $8,000 $6,000 $4,000 $2,000 $0 Construction Living Resources Minerals Ship & Boat Building 1990 $414.25 $563.57 $317.44 $1,281.95 $7,689.70 $9,105.66 2000 $309.08 $403.28 $415.49 $493.14 $12,426.60 $7,386.84 Sector Values in $Millions Figure 2-6: California Sectoral Comparisons by GSP 24 Tourism & Recreation Transportation
NOEP Number of Workers 1,000,000 100,000 10,000 1,000 100 10 1 Construction Living Resources Minerals 1990 4,098 6,740 1,549 25,849 231,910 118,975 2000 2,833 6,015 1,014 10,557 313,417 74,289 Sector Ship & Boat Building Figure 2-7: California Sectoral Comparisons by Employment Table 2-12: The Direct California Ocean Economy in 1990 and 2000 2000 Sector Employment Wages (millions) GSP (millions) Tourism & Recreation Transportation Average Wages GSP/ Employee Construction 2,833 $164.4 $309.1 $58,035 $109,100 Living Resources 6,015 $165.9 $403.3 $27,587 $67,046 Minerals 1,014 $67.1 $415.5 $66,165 $409,751 Ship & Boat Building 10,557 $377.6 $493.1 $35,772 $46,712 Tourism & Recreation 313,417 $5,545.0 $12,426.6 $17,692 $39,649 Transportation 74,289 $5,121.4 $7,386.8 $68,939 $99,434 TOTAL 408,127 $11,441.5 $21,434.4 $28,034 $52,519 1990 Sector Employment Wages (millions) GSP (millions) Average Wage GSP/ Employee Construction 4,098 $219.3 $414.3 $53,522 $101,086 Living Resources 6,740 $206.4 $563.6 $30,626 $83,616 Minerals 1,549 $83.4 $317.4 $53,809 $204,932 Ship & Boat Building 25,849 $1,073.4 $1,282.0 $41,527 $49,594 Tourism & Recreation 231,910 $3,601.1 $7,689.7 $15,528 $33,158 Transportation 118,975 $6,988.2 $9,105.7 $58,737 $76,534 TOTAL 389,123 $12,171.8 $19,372.6 $31,280 $49,785 25
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