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Agriculture
Mining
Construction
Manufacturing
Transportation and Public Utilities

Wholesale Trade
Retail Trade
Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate
Services
All sectors

Name	Average Industry Wages (Archives, 1997-2000)
Summary	Average wages for up to 1,400 industries based on Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)
Additional Background	This historical data is archived. For current data, see Related Databases. This database contains average wages for up to 1,400 industries based on Standard Industrial Classification (SIC), industry sector, and ownership (i.e., private or public sector, including local, state, and federal government.). Industry wages reflect the average paid to all industry employees regardless of occupation.
Geographic Coverage	U.S., States, Counties
Periodicity	Annually
Series Begins/Ends	1997/2000
Data Source	Bureau of Labor Statistics

Database	Average Industry Wages (Archives, 1997-2000)
Summary	Average wages for up to 1,400 industries based on Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)
Geographic Coverage	U.S., States, Counties
Series Begins/Ends	1997/2000
Periodicity	Annually
Derived From	Bureau of Labor Statistics
Updated	Apr. 03, 2013
Next update	None
Additional Background This historical data is archived. For current data, see Related Databases. This database contains average wages for up to 1,400 industries based on Standard Industrial Classification (SIC), industry sector, and ownership (i.e., private or public sector, including local, state, and federal government.). Industry wages reflect the average paid to all industry employees regardless of occupation.

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