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Geographic Distribution -- Activities related to credit intermediation: 2007

Data for the Finance and insurance sector are published for the U.S., states and metropolitan areas

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	Revenue ($1,000)	Revenue % of U.S.	Revenue per capita ($)	Annual payroll ($1,000)	Paid employees
United States		51,346	70,286,514	100.00	233	15,961,558	362,117
California		8,477	11,699,289	16.65	323	2,532,595	52,772
Texas		3,764	5,734,496	8.16	241	1,222,652	25,528
Florida		4,265	5,064,594	7.21	277	1,109,277	27,418
Georgia		1,510	4,724,101	6.72	496	836,018	17,772
Colorado		1,504	4,223,348	6.01	872	571,873	10,372
New York		1,978	3,542,942	5.04	182	999,104	16,472
Missouri		1,050	3,455,737	4.92	585	526,138	10,348
Arizona		1,649	2,611,696	3.72	410	892,099	18,702
Virginia		1,366	2,376,451	3.38	308	468,304	10,645
Illinois		2,321	2,201,404	3.13	172	654,465	18,185
New Jersey		939	2,178,309	3.10	252	419,655	8,404
Minnesota		810	1,577,611	2.24	304	318,697	6,330
Nebraska		293	1,547,605	2.20	874	481,462	8,261
Kentucky		652	1,525,379	2.17	358	292,935	8,810
Tennessee		1,010	1,510,986	2.15	245	339,915	7,861
Washington		1,380	1,505,323	2.14	233	304,648	7,093
Ohio		1,991	1,432,456	2.04	124	472,931	14,554
Nevada		694	1,037,027	1.48	404	120,136	2,938
North Carolina		928	970,172	1.38	107	295,719	7,155
Utah		842	954,576	1.36	358	261,369	8,147
Pennsylvania		1,436	835,061	1.19	67	282,176	7,621
Indiana		907	727,425	1.03	115	126,314	3,975
Massachusetts		572	636,900	0.91	98	208,603	3,797
Michigan		1,180	610,648	0.87	61	196,787	6,223
Wisconsin		723	494,961	0.70	88	109,256	2,862
Iowa		332	418,998	0.60	141	104,537	2,479
Kansas		423	408,584	0.58	147	127,224	3,119
Louisiana		834	378,406	0.54	86	102,816	3,149
Oregon		880	347,104	0.49	93	129,165	3,784
South Carolina		1,035	346,609	0.49	78	95,105	3,073
Connecticut		393	308,739	0.44	88	105,695	2,053
Alabama		699	243,704	0.35	53	61,800	2,164
Mississippi		683	190,208	0.27	65	44,399	1,897
South Dakota		93	154,557	0.22	194	37,344	1,079
New Mexico		341	140,203	0.20	71	33,633	1,099
Idaho		339	135,836	0.19	91	39,875	1,179
Hawaii		211	86,604	0.12	68	30,564	933
Montana		141	55,322	0.08	58	13,662	439
Wyoming		70	25,429	0.04	49	4,370	149
West Virginia		33	21,691	0.03	12	3,001	118
North Dakota		68	17,133	0.02	27	6,198	197
Vermont		29	12,598	0.02	20	5,841	137
Alaska		20	8,805	0.01	13	2,218	55
All other states, including those below		2,481	3,807,487	5.42		970,983	22,769
Maryland		895	D			D	(10k-24k)
Maine		134	D			D	(2500-4999)
Oklahoma		519	D			D	(2500-4999)
Arkansas		240	D			D	(1000-2499)
Delaware		194	D			D	(1000-2499)
New Hampshire		162	D			D	(1000-2499)
Rhode Island		258	D			D	(1000-2499)
District of Columbia		79	D			D	(250-499)

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