Table 3. RETAIL TRADE (NAICS SECTOR 44-45 ). Sales and Operating Expenses by Type and Kind of Business: 2002 cont. (Part VII) (Revised June 2006)

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Part 1 of 7 Sales, Total Operating Expenses, Payroll, Fringe Benefits, Contract Labor
Part 2 of 7 Computer Related Supplies, Packaging and Containers, Other Materials and Supplies, Utilities
Part 3 of 7 Transportation, Repair and Maintenance, Printing, Advertising
Part 4 of 7 Legal, Accounting and Bookkeeping, Management Consulting, Communication Services
Part 5 of 7 Custom Coded Software, System Design, Data Processing and Other Computer Services, Lease and Rental
Part 6 of 7 Insurance, Taxes and License Fees, Depreciation, Commissions
Part 7 of 7 Contract Work, Other Operating Expenses
Table 4 – Measures of sampling error for Retail Trade (NAICS Sector 44-45 )
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Data are based on the 2002 Economic Census and the 2002 Business Expenses Survey.
Dollar amounts are in thousands. Click on the column header for description.

2002 NAICS code	Kind of business	Contract work		Other operating expenses
2002 NAICS code	Kind of business	Amount	Percent of total	Amount	Percent of total
44-45	Retail trade	1,693,217	0.2	S	S
441	Motor vehicle and parts dealers	244,330	0.2	S	S
442	Furniture and home furnishings stores	S	S	S	S
443	Electronics and appliance stores	S	S	2,929,906	11.9
444	Building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers	S	S	S	S
445	Food and beverage stores	41,451	0.0	S	S
446	Health and personal care stores	S	S	S	S
447	Gasoline stations	S	S	S	S
448	Clothing and clothing accessories stores	75,434	0.1	S	S
451	Sporting goods, hobby, book, and music stores	S	S	S	S
452	General merchandise stores	17,429	0.0	S	S
453	Miscellaneous store retailers	417,686	1.0	S	S
454	Nonstore retailers	520,258	0.7	S	S

Note: Detail may not add to total because of rounding. See table 4 for estimated measures of sampling variability (coefficients of variation).
Percent columns represent percent of total operating expenses. Data on expenses include central administrative offices and other enterprise support locations such as warehouses, previously known as auxiliaries. Consequently, data presented here on sample-based payroll may not match payroll presented in other economic census reports.