TABLE 1J Employment Characteristics <strong>Mesquite</strong> Metro Airport 1990 1995 2000 2004 <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mesquite</strong> Labor Force 59,839 63,522 69,658 69,294 Employment 57,476 61,096 67,853 65,790 Unemployment 2,363 2,426 1,805 3,505 Unemployment Rate 3.9 3.8 2.6 5.1 Dallas County Labor Force 1,073,211 1,138,760 1,243,459 1,247,568 Employment 1,016,748 1,080,800 1,200,318 1,163,823 Unemployment 56,463 57,960 43,141 83,745 Unemployment Rate 5.3 5.1 3.5 6.7 Kaufman County Labor Force 25,341 28,775 33,946 36,075 Employment 23,949 27,514 32,508 33,200 Unemployment 1,392 1,261 1,438 2,875 Unemployment Rate 5.5 4.4 4.2 8.0 State <strong>of</strong> Texas Labor Force 8,618,780 9,592,929 10,401,557 10,978,591 Employment 8,074,107 9,015,240 9,960,436 10,335,723 Unemployment 544,673 577,689 441,121 642,868 Unemployment Rate 6.3 6 4.2 5.9 United States Labor Force 125,840,000 132,304,000 142,583,000 147,401,167 Employment 118,793,000 124,900,000 136,891,000 139,251,917 Unemployment 7,047,000 7,404,000 5,692,000 8,149,250 Unemployment Rate 5.6 5.6 4 5.5 Source: Texas Workforce Commission TABLE 1K Employment by Sector Dallas County Economic Sector 2000 % <strong>of</strong> Total Employment (2000) 2025 1-25 % <strong>of</strong> Total Employment (2025) Avg. Annual Growth Rate (2000-2025) Mining 17,123 0.90% 16,307 0.65% -0.20% Construction 108,214 5.72% 137,071 5.44% 0.95% Manufacturing 193,593 10.23% 205,923 8.17% 0.25% Transport., Comm., & Utilities 145,586 7.69% 193,699 7.69% 1.15% Wholesale Trade 149,453 7.89% 180,203 7.15% 0.75% Retail Trade 278,416 14.71% 343,825 13.65% 0.85% Finance, Ins., & Real Estate 207,691 10.97% 252,566 10.02% 0.79% Services 638,035 33.70% 1,005,899 39.92% 1.84% Federal Civilian Government 28,661 1.51% 32,025 1.27% 0.44% Federal Military Government 7,413 0.39% 7,817 0.31% 0.21% State and Local Government 118,986 6.29% 144,412 5.73% 0.78% Total Employment 1,893,171 100.00% 2,519,747 100.00% 1.15% Source: Woods and Poole, CEDDS (2004).
TABLE 1L Major Employers <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mesquite</strong> Company Business Employees <strong>Mesquite</strong> School District Public 4,308 United Parcel Service Transportation 2,340 Eastfield Community College Public 1,191 Baker Drywall Service 1,125 <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mesquite</strong> Public 1,068 <strong>Mesquite</strong> Community Hospital Service 750 Medical Center <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mesquite</strong> Service 700 Wal-Mart Supercenter Retail 510 TxDOT Transportation 500 Pepsi Cola Bottling Manufacturing 450 Schneider National Service 450 Integra Color Group Manufacturing 410 U.S. Foodservice Wholesale 350 Christian Care Center Service 270 Allmet Building Products Manufacturing 260 Source: 2004 <strong>City</strong>wide Data Summary, <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Mesquite</strong> PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME Table 1M compares the per capita personal income (PCPI adjusted to 1996 dollars) for Dallas and Kaufman Counties, the State <strong>of</strong> Texas, and the United States between 1990 and 2000. In addition, the forecast PCPI from 2000 to 2025 is also presented. As TABLE 1M Personal Income Per Capita (1996$) <strong>Mesquite</strong> Metro Airport 1-26 illustrated by the table, Dallas County’s PCPI has historically been ahead <strong>of</strong> the United States’ PCPI. This trend is projected to continue to 2025. <strong>The</strong> table illustrates the substantial growth in personal income from 1990 to 2000. It also projects a return to a more moderate annual growth through the forecast period. HISTORICAL FORECAST Annual Annual Growth Growth Rate (1990- Rate (2000- Area 1990 2000 2000) 2010 2015 2025 2025) Dallas County $26,478 $34,115 2.57% $36,171 $38,089 $42,378 0.87% Kaufman County $17,685 $22,440 2.41% $23,323 $24,558 $26,706 0.70% State <strong>of</strong> Texas $20,374 $26,066 2.49% $28,691 $30,361 $34,080 1.08% United States $22,856 $27,712 1.95% $30,680 $32,470 $36,510 1.11% Source: Woods and Poole, CEDDS (2004)
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