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Connecticut 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'

Total

49,090

18,251

11,867

8,099

11

76

18

8

3

21

40

17

11

5

22

43

13

27

22

23

6,387

1,455

841

444

31

1,790

966

903

849

42

2,421

948

665

489

44

6,413

3,450

2,125

1,300

48

756

284

211

210

51

915

292

212

218

52

3,015

1,307

753

413

53

2,245

584

299

113

54

6,919

1,662

935

551

55

355

104

86

93

56

3,284

758

503

438

61

506

178

142

130

62

3,935

2,322

1,666

938

71

866

251

168

189

72

2,846

1,361

1,222

1,230

81

5,792

2,231

1,061

435

95

65

20

20

27

99

421

30

9

2



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