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Table 4. 1990 STF-4 Industry Groups and Their Redistribution into the Census 2000 SF-4 Industry Groups 1990 Categories and Codes Census 2000 Categories and Codes (for a definition of abbreviations, see the Number Percent of 1990 Redist footnote at the end of this table) Employed 1990 Group to 2000 Wood products mfg (377-387) 0.523 3,394 Paper mfg (187-189) 96.568 626,676 Chemical mfg (217-229) 0.162 1,049 Plastics and rubber products mfg (237-239) 2.747 17,828 Printing, publishing, and allied industries (171-179) 1,941,923 Printing and related support activities mfg (199) 50.607 982,747 Publishing, and motion picture and sound recording industries (647-659) 49.393 959,176 Chemicals and allied products (180-199) 1,196,595 Mining (037-049) 0.187 2,243 Food mfg (107-129) 0.562 6,730 Chemical mfg (217-229) 98.875 1,183,135 Metal mfg (267-299) 0.187 2,243 Transportation equipment mfg (357-369) 0.187 2,243 Petroleum and coal products (200-209) 184,726 Petroleum and coal products mfg (207-209) 100.000 184,726 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products (210-219) 679,437 Leather and allied products mfg (177-179) 1.561 10,606 Chemical mfg (217-229) 5.935 40,327 Plastics and rubber products mfg (237-239) 88.932 604,235 Transportation equipment mfg (357-369) 0.720 4,895 Furniture and related products mfg (389) 0.330 2,240 Miscellaneous manufacturing (396-399) 2.522 17,133 Other nondurable goods (130-131, 220-229) 186,684 Beverage and tobacco products mfg (137-139) 27.264 50,897 Apparel mfg (167-169) 0.894 1,669 Leather and allied products mfg (177-179) 71.396 133,284 Miscellaneous manufacturing (396-399) Durable goods (230-391): 0.447 834 Furniture, lumber, and wood products (230-249) 1,276,578 Agriculture, forestry, fishing & hunting (017-029) 10.738 137,082 Wood products mfg (377-387) 39.219 500,662 Plastics and rubber products mfg (237-239) 0.146 1,858 Metal mfg (267-299) 0.391 4,988 Transportation equipment mfg (357-369) 0.979 12,495 Furniture and related products mfg (389) 46.312 591,205 Miscellaneous manufacturing (396-399) 2.216 28,288 Primary metal industries (270-280) 792,239 Petroleum and coal products mfg (207-209) 0.974 7,718 Metal mfg (267-299) 96.994 768,425 2
Table 4. 1990 STF-4 Industry Groups and Their Redistribution into the Census 2000 SF-4 Industry Groups 1990 Categories and Codes Census 2000 Categories and Codes (for a definition of abbreviations, see the Number Percent of 1990 Redist footnote at the end of this table) Employed 1990 Group to 2000 Electrical equipment, appliances, and components mfg (347-349) 2.032 16,096 Fabricated metal industries (281-309) 1,172,905 Nonmetallic mineral products mfg (247-259) 0.188 2,205 Metal mfg (267-299) 94.947 1,113,640 Machinery mfg (307-329) 1.849 21,693 Transportation equipment mfg (357-369) 2.429 28,489 Miscellaneous manufacturing (396-399) 0.434 5,093 Repair and maintenance (877-889) 0.152 1,786 Machinery and computing equipment (310-339) 2,362,588 Metal mfg (267-299) 15.767 372,504 Machinery mfg (307-329) 58.228 1,375,690 Computer and electronic products mfg (336-339) 22.431 529,947 Transportation equipment mfg (357-369) 2.928 69,175 Miscellaneous manufacturing (396-399) 0.437 10,330 Repair and maintenance (877-889) 0.209 4,942 Electrical equipment and components, except computer (340-350) 1,899,173 Machinery mfg (307-329) 1.211 22,999 Computer and electronic products mfg (336-339) 46.398 881,172 Electrical equipment, appliances, and components mfg (347-349) 49.960 948,828 Transportation equipment mfg (357-369) 2.310 43,866 Miscellaneous manufacturing (396-399) 0.122 2,309 Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment (351) 1,134,240 Machinery mfg (307-329) 1.810 20,529 Transportation equipment mfg (357-369) 97.285 1,103,446 Professional, scientific, and technical services (727-749) 0.905 10,265 Other transportation equipment (352-370) 1,398,292 Metal mfg (267-299) 0.274 3,827 Machinery mfg (307-329) 0.051 716 Transportation equipment mfg (357-369) 99.437 1,390,419 Repair and maintenance (877-889) 0.238 3,330 Other durable goods (250-269,371-391) 1,664,391 Food mfg (107-129) 0.269 4,474 Textile mills and textile products mfg (147-159) 0.269 4,474 Wood products mfg (377-387) 0.134 2,237 Printing and related support activities mfg (199) 0.538 8,947 Chemical mfg (217-229) 1.015 16,892 Plastics and rubber products mfg (237-239) 0.806 13,421 Nonmetallic mineral products mfg (247-259) 32.293 537,485 Metal mfg (267-299) 1.695 28,215 3
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CENSUS CODE RETAIL TRADE 580 Lumber
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