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Massachusetts 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
346
47
14
4
21
46
16
20
21
22
84
36
38
40
23
11,529
2,834
1,458
862
31
2,916
1,520
1,428
1,483
42
4,717
1,851
1,348
933
44
11,873
6,437
3,866
2,291
48
1,835
593
429
370
51
1,851
615
557
453
52
4,572
2,321
1,311
690
53
4,207
1,072
588
259
54
14,584
3,326
2,015
1,192
55
363
132
164
183
56
5,437
1,259
918
706
61
1,027
362
313
299
62
7,263
4,099
2,844
1,744
71
1,592
406
340
319
72
6,021
2,816
2,456
2,652
81
10,397
3,782
1,962
900
95
80
43
45
54
99
3,719
130
15
4
Total
94,459
33,697
22,129
15,459
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