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New York 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
538
97
45
20
21
200
87
62
29
22
153
44
45
71
23
28,412
6,366
3,689
2,099
31
8,517
3,792
3,085
2,926
42
21,648
5,993
3,998
2,704
44
43,233
16,120
9,528
5,722
48
6,757
1,612
1,140
1,025
51
5,963
1,586
1,304
1,162
52
15,007
5,999
3,823
2,222
53
22,436
4,063
2,116
877
54
39,207
7,716
4,521
2,722
55
1,061
402
435
430
56
13,839
3,005
1,989
1,604
61
2,406
795
734
996
62
25,356
10,686
7,156
4,188
71
6,547
1,163
854
793
72
19,030
7,406
5,754
5,174
81
34,859
9,417
4,604
2,073
95
203
96
101
110
99
2,559
68
18
7
Total
297,931
86,513
55,001
36,954
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