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Table 6-8. Economic Impacts of the U.S. Retail Food and Beverage Stores Sector by State, 2002 State Establishments Employment (jobs) Annual Wages ($Mn)* Output Gross Margin on Sales ($Mn)* Output Impacts ($Mn)* Employm ent Impacts (jobs) Value Added Impacts ($Mn)* Labor Income Impacts ($Mn)* Indirect Business Tax Impacts ($Mn)* Total 22,465 19,222 343 917 2,263 35,117 1,385 944 156 California 2,428 1,972 48 129 355 4,195 226 159 25 Texas 1,408 1,282 23 61 157 2,374 94 65 11 Florida 1,268 1,333 22 58 153 2,477 92 64 10 New York 2,297 1,304 23 61 142 2,113 89 62 10 Pennsylvania 1,024 980 15 41 105 1,776 63 43 7 New Jersey 1,027 721 15 39 93 1,247 58 41 7 Illinois 921 645 11 30 82 1,217 50 35 5 Ohio 881 815 13 35 78 1,389 46 32 5 Massachusetts 671 597 11 30 74 1,046 46 33 5 Georgia 608 623 10 26 67 1,156 41 28 5 Michigan 878 610 10 27 63 1,062 38 4 4 Arizona 260 389 9 24 60 785 38 26 4 Maryland 502 402 9 23 60 817 39 27 4 Virginia 514 481 8 23 57 879 35 25 4 North Carolina 581 534 8 23 52 921 31 22 4 Washington 423 390 9 23 52 720 33 23 4 Colorado 337 296 7 19 51 636 32 23 4 Minnesota 384 377 6 16 43 742 26 18 3 Missouri 348 331 6 15 37 619 22 15 2 Connecticut 316 285 6 15 35 497 23 16 3 Wisconsin 343 386 6 15 35 654 20 14 2 Indiana 396 363 5 14 33 627 19 13 2 Tennessee 402 349 5 14 33 636 20 13 2 Oregon 294 243 5 12 29 460 18 13 2 Alabama 310 267 4 11 24 457 14 10 2 Louisiana 361 282 4 11 24 497 14 10 2 South Carolina 297 280 4 11 23 479 14 9 2 Kentucky 305 270 4 10 21 430 12 8 1 Iowa 177 245 4 9 20 407 12 8 1 Nevada 115 129 3 8 18 236 11 8 1 Utah 97 152 2 7 18 310 10 7 1 Kansas 210 186 3 7 17 327 10 7 1 Oklahoma 248 171 2 7 15 318 9 6 1 New Hampshire 113 134 2 6 13 231 8 6 1 Arkansas 205 142 2 5 11 233 6 4 1 Maine 145 125 2 5 11 218 7 5 1 Mississippi 228 153 2 6 11 252 7 5 1 Nebraska 140 134 2 5 11 236 7 5 1 Hawaii 105 81 2 4 10 155 7 5 1 New Mexico 95 91 2 5 10 173 6 4 1 Idaho 83 80 1 4 8 154 5 4 1 Rhode Island 107 77 1 4 7 121 5 3 1 West Virginia 132 119 1 4 7 183 4 3 1 Delaware 87 62 1 3 6 99 4 3 0 Montana 77 61 1 3 6 105 3 2 0 Vermont 80 69 1 3 6 125 4 3 0 Alaska 56 47 1 3 5 80 3 2 0 South Dakota 77 69 1 3 5 112 3 2 0 North Dakota 60 49 1 2 3 76 2 1 0 Wyoming 44 37 1 2 3 60 2 1 0 * Values expressed in 2004 dollars (GDP Implicit Price Deflator, US Dept. Commerce). 60
Table 6-9. Economic Impacts of the U.S. Retail General Merchandise Stores Sector by State, 2002 State Establishments Employment (jobs) Annual Wages ($Mn)* Output Gross Margin on Sales ($Mn)* Output Impacts ($Mn)* Employment Impacts (jobs) Value Added Impacts ($Mn)* Labor Income Impacts ($Mn)* Indirect Business Tax Impacts ($Mn)* Total 22,710 56,651 993 2,544 6,150 93,443 3,973 2,639 448 California 1,406 4,851 96 245 665 8,484 437 303 47 Texas 1,857 4,425 79 203 517 7,675 332 226 38 Florida 1,237 3,326 60 154 399 5,870 259 177 29 Illinois 872 2,411 40 103 278 3,986 177 122 19 New York 1,290 2,457 45 116 265 3,721 177 122 20 Michigan 841 2,503 43 110 258 3,893 164 19 19 Pennsylvania 1,043 2,349 38 96 242 3,816 154 105 17 Ohio 1,024 2,536 42 107 237 3,953 150 103 17 Georgia 880 1,783 31 79 204 3,045 133 91 15 Missouri 558 1,529 29 74 186 2,618 118 81 13 Virginia 678 1,573 27 70 174 2,612 115 80 12 North Carolina 921 1,723 28 71 165 2,818 106 73 12 Indiana 576 1,635 26 67 152 2,524 95 64 11 Tennessee 661 1,399 23 60 142 2,373 91 62 11 Washington 302 1,145 24 62 140 1,885 92 63 11 Minnesota 331 1,150 20 51 134 1,972 85 59 10 New Jersey 543 1,213 22 56 131 1,925 87 61 10 Colorado 235 888 17 43 117 1,571 76 52 8 Arizona 305 997 18 47 114 1,700 74 51 8 Wisconsin 391 1,209 19 49 112 1,883 70 48 8 Maryland 366 1,014 16 41 107 1,744 72 50 7 Massachusetts 313 884 16 42 102 1,453 68 47 7 Louisiana 486 1,088 18 45 100 1,746 64 44 7 Oregon 226 830 17 43 100 1,435 66 45 8 Alabama 604 1,063 18 46 98 1,722 63 43 7 Kentucky 490 1,042 17 44 90 1,571 57 39 7 Oklahoma 412 890 14 37 88 1,579 56 38 6 South Carolina 477 857 14 37 78 1,329 50 33 6 Arkansas 385 763 12 32 66 1,167 41 28 5 Mississippi 451 748 12 32 65 1,145 41 28 5 Kansas 276 661 11 27 63 1,076 40 27 5 Iowa 309 689 11 29 62 1,059 39 27 5 Utah 135 484 9 22 57 885 37 25 4 Connecticut 186 527 9 23 54 822 36 25 4 Nevada 103 422 8 22 48 679 32 22 4 New Mexico 141 402 7 18 41 676 27 19 3 Nebraska 180 402 6 16 37 639 23 16 3 New Hampshire 137 327 6 15 35 532 22 16 3 West Virginia 247 431 7 17 32 620 20 14 3 Hawaii 63 249 5 13 31 456 21 15 2 Idaho 111 297 5 13 29 502 19 13 2 Maine 148 246 4 11 23 391 15 10 2 Alaska 70 186 4 10 21 297 14 10 2 Delaware 79 217 4 10 19 320 13 9 1 Montana 76 192 4 9 18 301 12 8 1 South Dakota 75 165 3 7 14 255 9 6 1 Rhode Island 59 140 2 6 12 209 8 6 1 North Dakota 50 153 2 6 11 225 7 5 1 Wyoming 41 112 2 5 9 166 6 4 1 Vermont 64 73 1 3 6 119 4 3 0 * Values expressed in 2004 dollars (GDP Implicit Price Deflator, US Dept. Commerce). 61
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