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Rhode Island 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
39
2
0
2
21
12
4
4
3
22
9
5
10
3
23
2,297
454
246
127
31
798
378
346
291
42
786
291
192
150
44
2,121
968
557
339
48
391
82
53
56
51
193
62
41
58
52
722
292
212
87
53
747
154
89
33
54
2,108
449
244
120
55
40
21
24
18
56
1,031
219
114
106
61
163
44
43
50
62
1,184
725
516
285
71
291
80
48
48
72
1,143
476
460
489
81
1,979
656
282
128
95
5
4
5
1
99
114
3
1
0
Total
16,173
5,369
3,487
2,394
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