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Idaho DBA
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Idaho 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
415
72
55
31
21
62
13
15
13
22
97
25
27
20
23
4,284
930
470
210
31
788
338
250
197
42
985
419
290
204
44
2,684
1,554
965
469
48
979
178
142
103
51
338
114
110
73
52
1,513
528
257
104
53
1,248
194
88
23
54
2,307
540
281
120
55
72
41
38
36
56
1,057
281
173
116
61
152
60
46
31
62
1,758
867
505
264
71
394
89
58
55
72
1,124
567
659
600
81
2,084
680
292
88
95
26
9
13
9
99
144
1
1
0
Total
22,511
7,500
4,735
2,766
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