1997 Economic Census:
Comparative Statistics for Wyoming
1987 SIC Basis
Includes only establishments with payroll. Data are in current dollars and have not been adjusted for inflation. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. Introductory text includes scope, methodology, and definitions of symbols.
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tail		 1987 SIC Description Establishments Sales, receipts, or shipments
($1,000)		 Paid employees Annual payroll
($1,000)
1997 1992 % chg 1997 1992 % chg 1997 1992 % chg 1997 1992 % chg
Mining 674 701 -3.9 7,346,839 8,424,127 -12.8 15,464 15,614 -1.0 723,431 623,054 16.1
Construction industries 2,138 1,692 26.4 1,550,334 941,706 64.6 13,703 10,948 25.2 340,248 235,264 44.6
Manufacturing 610 569 7.2 3,032,066 2,371,978 27.8 9,763 8,974 8.8 280,185 224,275 24.9
Transportation, communications, and utilities %% ** 1,008 839 20.1 D 1,617,579 N (5000-9999) 10,304 N D 311,312 N
Wholesale trade 991 987 0.4 D 2,545,963 N (5000-9999) 7,016 N D 165,091 N
Retail trade 4,009 3,748 7.0 D 3,554,153 N (25k-49999) 37,323 N D 413,062 N
Financial, insurance, and real estate industries 1,357 1,171 15.9 D 1,070,277 N (5000-9999) 6,527 N D 151,831 N
Service industries Taxable 4,845 4,136 17.1 2,012,731 1,384,022 45.4 33,771 26,467 27.6 645,479 436,351 47.9
Exempt 761 737 3.3 807,300 561,474 43.8 17,341 15,437 12.3 350,235 257,406 36.1
Auxiliaries 88 60 46.7 7,654 N N 1,861 1,071 73.8 77,159 38,785 98.9
N Comparable data not available
%% Data do not include large certificated passenger carriers that report to the Office of Airline Statistics, U.S. Department of Transportation
** Railroad transportation and U.S. Postal Service industries are out of scope for the 1997 Economic Census

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Source: 1997 Economic Census, Comparative Statistics   Questions?
Last revised: March 01, 2004