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Geographic Distribution -- Die-cut paper and paperboard office supplies manufacturing: 2007

Data for manufacturing industries are published for the U.S., states with 100+ employees, metropolitan areas with 250+ employees, and counties and cities with 500+ employees. Counts of establishments are also published for
Table includes only establishments of firms with payroll. Nonemployers are shown in the tab to the left. Introductory text includes scope, methodology, non-sampling error, and confidentiality protection. For descriptions of column headings and rows (industries), click on the appropriate underlined element in the table.

Description		Estab- lish- ments	Value of shipments ($1,000)	Value of shipments % of U.S.	Value of shipments per capita ($)	Annual payroll ($1,000)	Paid employees
United States		204	3,410,414	100.00	11	330,579	9,128
Ohio		15	464,079	13.61	40	31,948	863
California		23	318,094	9.33	9	22,590	653
Missouri		8	227,777	6.68	39	D	(500-999)
New York		19	89,697	2.63	5	11,896	415
Virginia		5	85,830	2.52	11	14,905	(250-499)
New Jersey		11	82,735	2.43	10	11,742	346
Wisconsin		5	57,323	1.68	10	D	342
Washington		4	45,933	1.35	7	14,423	(250-499)
Michigan		7	28,239	0.83	3	4,107	136
All other states, including those below		107	2,010,707	58.96		218,968	6,373
Minnesota		4	D			D	(500-999)
Texas		15	D			D	(500-999)
Georgia		3	D			D	(250-499)
Pennsylvania		14	D			D	(250-499)
Tennessee		4	D			D	(250-499)
Louisiana		4	D			D	(100-249)
North Carolina		2	D			D	(100-249)
South Carolina		2	D			D	(100-249)
Massachusetts		7	D			20,834	529
Utah		4	D			12,332	381
Illinois		7	D			10,855	290
Mississippi		6	D			11,448	588

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