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Florida Small Business Statistics
(Information provided by U.S. Census Bureau)
Number of Establishments by Employment-size class
Total Establishments
'1-4'
'5-9'
'10-19'
11
767
207
114
62
21
139
46
37
31
22
297
122
71
82
23
27,413
6,108
3,978
2,565
31
7,152
2,625
2,020
1,609
42
19,564
5,084
3,169
1,961
44
36,448
17,160
8,813
4,606
48
7,341
1,501
924
759
51
4,386
1,088
911
775
52
17,182
5,470
3,163
1,839
53
18,658
3,616
1,836
641
54
41,999
7,473
4,172
2,346
55
1,051
400
346
364
56
17,442
3,491
2,293
1,831
61
2,309
606
550
512
62
22,215
10,563
6,319
3,022
71
3,734
808
596
586
72
11,197
4,787
4,877
6,368
81
28,459
8,125
4,316
1,993
95
166
95
86
96
99
1,793
57
13
0
Total
269,712
79,432
48,604
32,048
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