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Pennsylvania 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
511
87
54
13
21
376
167
168
114
22
290
114
108
103
23
18,158
4,692
2,753
1,600
31
5,212
2,829
2,693
2,723
42
7,892
3,259
2,487
1,793
44
20,957
12,542
8,033
4,369
48
3,772
1,108
917
860
51
2,351
933
647
629
52
9,468
4,747
2,378
1,148
53
5,797
1,790
975
398
54
18,608
4,494
2,720
1,754
55
630
319
280
340
56
7,522
2,075
1,381
1,201
61
1,193
467
380
476
62
13,926
8,144
5,190
3,074
71
2,345
662
506
440
72
10,690
4,356
3,931
3,961
81
22,460
8,124
3,573
1,562
95
149
98
110
106
99
769
25
13
3
Total
153,076
61,032
39,297
26,667
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