Modeling industrial location decisions in U.S. counties



Table 2: Plant Births by State

State

Plant Births
1989

Number %

1997

Number

%

Alabama

702

2.0

544

1.8

Arizona

559

1.6

498

1.7

Arkansas

414

1.2

287

1.0

California

5680

16.1

4611

15.5

Colorado

617

1.7

557

1.9

Connecticut

424

1.2

332

1.1

Delaware

59

0.2

57

0.2

District of Columbia.

45

0.1

31

0.1

Florida

1975

5.6

1651

5.5

Georgia

1001

2.8

860

2.9

Idaho

227

0.6

202

0.7

Illinois

1328

3.8

1115

3.7

Indiana

750

2.1

598

2.0

Iowa

287

0.8

242

0.8

Kansas

278

0.8

269

0.9

Kentucky

406

1.1

339

1.1

Louisiana

425

1.2

362

1.2

Maine

211

0.6

226

0.8

Maryland

329

0.9

287

1.0

Massachusetts

716

2.0

594

2.0

Michigan

1112

3.1

1050

3.5

Minnesota

677

1.9

616

2.1

Mississippi

442

1.3

313

1.0

Missouri

670

1.9

470

1.6

Montana

185

0.5

178

0.6

Nebraska

148

0.4

116

0.4

Nevada

167

0.5

194

0.7

New Hampshire

222

0.6

203

0.7

New Jersey

999

2.8

785

2.6

New Mexico

208

0.6

173

0.6

New York

2476

7.0

2154

7.2

North Carolina

1079

3.1

865

2.9

North Dakota

60

0.2

70

0.2

Ohio

1297

3.7

1064

3.6

Oklahoma

394

1.1

348

1.2

Oregon

706

2.0

569

1.9

Pennsylvania

1333

3.8

1068

3.6

Rhode Island

221

0.6

151

0.5

South Carolina

456

1.3

439

1.5

South Dakota

101

0.3

71

0.2

Tennessee

710

2.0

561

1.9

Texas

2293

6.5

2164

7.3

Utah

277

0.8

294

1.0

Vermont

145

0.4

140

0.5

Virginia

461

1.3

449

1.5

Washington

1013

2.9

750

2.5

West Virginia

189

0.5

156

0.5

Wisconsin

789

2.2

687

2.3

Wyoming_________

74

0.2

61

0.2

Total________________

35337

100.0

29821

100.0

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