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Arkansas Small Business Statistics

(Information provided by U.S. Census Bureau)

Number of Establishments by Employment-size class

Industry Code

Total Establishments

'1-4'

'5-9'

'10-19'

11

548

188

118

47

21

140

48

35

31

22

200

89

63

45

23

3,583

979

600

359

31

1,042

528

444

436

42

1,688

776

580

360

44

5,720

3,429

1,739

863

48

1,521

358

279

173

51

443

192

174

131

52

2,501

747

396

243

53

1,900

428

171

56

54

3,598

782

387

184

55

186

94

91

118

56

1,298

320

221

203

61

246

71

47

58

62

2,940

1,534

920

531

71

510

142

84

70

72

1,503

761

1,001

1,106

81

4,466

1,403

640

284

95

46

60

79

73

99

305

25

10

0

Total

34,384

12,954

8,079

5,371



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