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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 Miscellaneous nondurable goods whl (458-459) 24.062 566,034 Building materials, hardware, and lawn and garden equipment stores (487-489) 0.999 23,492 Professional, scientific, and technical services (727-749) Retail trade (580-699): 0.188 4,430 Building materials, hardware, and garden stores (580-589) 754,861 Construction (077) 1.712 12,922 Lumber and construction materials whl (409) 2.283 17,230 Building materials, hardware, and lawn and garden equipment stores (487-489) 96.006 724,709 General mechandise stores (591-600) 2,022,380 Department and other general stores (538-539) 100.000 2,022,380 Food, bakery, and dairy stores (601-611) 3,339,390 Food mfg (107-129) 5.457 182,242 Food and beverage stores (497-499) 90.014 3,005,931 Other health and personal care stores (508) 0.225 7,504 Department and other general stores (538-539) 1.227 40,986 Other direct selling establishments (569-579) 0.161 5,360 Warehousing and storage (639) 0.818 27,324 Accommodation and food services (866-869) Automotive dealers and gasoline stations (612-622): 2.097 70,043 Motor vehicle dealers (612-619) 1,127,510 Motor vehicle and parts dealers (467-469) 100.000 1,127,510 Gasoline service staions (621) 517,855 Gasoline stations (509) 100.000 517,855 Automotive and home supply stores and miscellanous vehicle dealers (620,622) 447,515 Motor vehicle and parts dealers (467-469) 100.000 447,515 Apparel and accessory stores, including shoes (623-630) 989,056 Apparel mfg (167-169) 6.679 66,063 Clothing and apparel including shoes (517-518) 90.238 892,502 Jewelry, luggage and leather goods ret (519) 0.514 5,082 Sporting goods, cameras, and hobby and toy stores (527) 2.055 20,327 Used merchandise, gift, novelty, souvenir, and miscellaneous stores (549-558) 0.514 5,082 Home furnishing and equipment stores (631-640) 1,120,467 Used merchandise, gift, novelty, souvenir, and miscellaneous stores (549-558) 3.701 41,467 Furniture and home furnishings and household appliances ret (477-478) 53.563 600,154 Radio, TV and computer stores (479) 31.162 349,163 Building materials, hardware, and lawn and garden equipment stores (487-489) 0.169 1,897 Sewing, needlework, and piece goods ret (528) 1.037 11,615 Music stores (529) 10.368 116,171 Eating and drinking places (641) 5,463,979 6
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 Gasoline stations (509) 0.829 45,282 Arts, entertainment, and recreation (856-859) 0.552 30,188 Accommodation and food services (866-869) 98.619 5,388,510 Other retail trade (590,642-699) 3,702,653 Nonmetallic mineral products mfg (247-259) 0.041 1,533 Miscellaneous manufacturing (396-399) 0.138 5,113 Miscellaneous durable goods whl (429) 0.041 1,533 Motor vehicle and parts dealers (467-469) 0.351 13,012 Furniture and home furnishings and household appliances ret (477-478) 0.615 22,771 Radio, TV and computer stores (479) 0.766 28,368 Food and beverage stores (497-499) 3.765 139,410 Pharmacies and drug stores (507) 15.640 579,084 Other health and personal care stores (508) 4.308 159,506 Jewelry, luggage and leather goods ret (519) 4.833 178,965 Sporting goods, cameras, and hobby and toy stores (527) 7.784 288,232 Sewing, needlework, and piece goods ret (528) 1.642 60,780 Book stores and news dealers (537) 3.117 115,414 Florists ret (547) 5.025 186,056 Office supplies and stationery ret (548) 3.372 124,835 Used merchandise, gift, novelty, souvenir, and miscellaneous stores (549-558) 15.159 561,296 Electronic shopping and mail order houses (559) 3.749 138,815 Vending machine operators (567) 2.044 75,678 Fuel dealers (568) 3.166 117,214 Other direct selling establishments (569-579) 23.722 878,348 Finance and insurance (687-699) 0.527 19,518 Accommodation and food services (866-869) Finance, insurance, and real estate (700-720): 0.194 7,174 Banking and other savings institutions (700-701) 2,374,916 Finance and insurance (687-699) 98.679 2,343,545 Public administration (937-959) 1.321 31,371 Insurance (711) 2,454,987 Finance and insurance (687-699) 97.938 2,404,369 Professional, scientific, and technical services (727-749) 2.062 50,618 Real estate, including real estate insurance offices (712-720) 2,020,082 Construction (077) 3.465 70,003 Finance and insurance (687-699) 0.495 10,000 Real estate and rental and leasing (707-719) 87.129 1,760,071 Professional, scientific, and technical services (727-749) 1.980 40,002 Health care (797-829) 1.485 30,001 7
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CENSUS CODE RETAIL TRADE 580 Lumber
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