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Michigan 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
459
103
52
19
21
256
74
47
49
22
150
50
81
74
23
17,684
4,464
2,399
1,305
31
4,861
2,659
2,447
2,464
42
6,528
2,567
1,966
1,366
44
17,290
10,073
6,227
3,306
48
2,910
752
666
530
51
1,904
614
520
432
52
7,362
3,149
1,861
908
53
5,818
1,639
876
277
54
14,629
3,487
2,201
1,269
55
470
213
203
241
56
6,593
1,649
1,211
1,047
61
877
366
244
268
62
10,506
6,290
4,360
2,040
71
2,008
522
405
377
72
6,271
3,435
3,571
4,184
81
14,436
6,160
3,007
1,234
95
102
69
55
63
99
1,468
26
14
5
Total
122,582
48,361
32,413
21,458
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