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Economic and Demographic Sumaary

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(ages 5-17) 		spacer Total
Employment 		spacer Non-AG Payroll
Employment 		spacer Households
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Year spacer Total AARC spacer Total AARC spacer Total AARC spacer Total AARC spacer Total AARC Avg Size
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1990 spacer 1,107,250 N/A spacer 285,451 N/A spacer 614,966 N/A spacer 506,115 N/A spacer 357,208 N/A 3.06
1995 1,233,612 2.2% 302,510 1.2% 756,415 4.2% 623,064 4.2% 411,063 2.8% 2.96
1998 1,290,571 1.5% 298,704 -0.4% 852,367 4.1% 698,101 3.9% 437,218 2.1% 2.91
1999 1,307,838 1.3% 296,169 -0.8% 875,173 2.7% 715,302 2.5% 445,116 1.8% 2.89
2000 1,319,638 0.9% 294,836 -0.5% 895,107 2.3% 729,817 2.0% 451,145 1.4% 2.88
2001 1,338,566 1.4% 294,734 0.0% 918,558 2.6% 747,544 2.4% 459,634 1.9% 2.87
2002 1,352,156 1.0% 295,761 0.3% 929,555 1.2% 754,270 0.9% 466,387 1.5% 2.86
2003 1,372,474 1.5% 298,996 1.1% 947,192 1.9% 766,555 1.6% 475,328 1.9% 2.84
2004 1,397,330 1.8% 304,016 1.7% 965,906 2.0% 780,365 1.8% 485,764 2.2% 2.83
2005 1,427,643 2.2% 310,909 2.3% 988,358 2.3% 798,056 2.3% 498,050 2.5% 2.82
2006 1,458,529 2.2% 318,071 2.3% 1,011,089 2.3% 816,024 2.3% 510,387 2.5% 2.82
2007 1,493,504 2.4% 325,809 2.4% 1,035,414 2.4% 835,318 2.4% 524,096 2.7% 2.81
2008 1,530,213 2.5% 333,748 2.4% 1,060,359 2.4% 855,145 2.4% 538,305 2.7% 2.80
2009 1,569,287 2.6% 342,368 2.6% 1,086,104 2.4% 875,653 2.4% 553,295 2.8% 2.80
2010 1,606,875 2.4% 350,968 2.5% 1,110,262 2.2% 894,776 2.2% 567,651 2.6% 2.79
2011 1,643,462 2.3% 360,027 2.6% 1,133,552 2.1% 913,246 2.1% 581,570 2.5% 2.79
2012 1,679,557 2.2% 368,999 2.5% 1,156,156 2.0% 931,189 2.0% 595,337 2.4% 2.78
2013 1,715,113 2.1% 377,863 2.4% 1,177,988 1.9% 948,547 1.9% 608,995 2.3% 2.78
2014 1,747,861 1.9% 385,909 2.1% 1,198,396 1.7% 964,779 1.7% 621,751 2.1% 2.77
2015 1,779,180 1.8% 393,126 1.9% 1,217,713 1.6% 980,144 1.6% 634,150 2.0% 2.77
2016 1,808,546 1.7% 399,559 1.6% 1,235,706 1.5% 994,485 1.5% 646,036 1.9% 2.76
2017 1,836,633 1.6% 405,333 1.4% 1,252,828 1.4% 1,008,149 1.4% 657,614 1.8% 2.75
2018 1,864,664 1.5% 410,925 1.4% 1,269,556 1.3% 1,021,516 1.3% 669,273 1.8% 2.75
2019 1,891,096 1.4% 416,100 1.3% 1,285,422 1.2% 1,034,222 1.2% 680,429 1.7% 2.74
2020 1,917,301 1.4% 420,947 1.2% 1,300,960 1.2% 1,046,684 1.2% 691,593 1.6% 2.73
2021 1,946,044 1.5% 426,095 1.2% 1,317,247 1.3% 1,059,779 1.3% 703,799 1.8% 2.72
2022 1,973,378 1.4% 430,790 1.1% 1,332,962 1.2% 1,072,448 1.2% 715,622 1.7% 2.72
2023 2,000,962 1.4% 435,294 1.0% 1,348,725 1.2% 1,085,178 1.2% 727,647 1.7% 2.71
2024 2,026,819 1.3% 439,255 0.9% 1,363,955 1.1% 1,097,507 1.1% 739,102 1.6% 2.70
2025 2,053,596 1.3% 443,207 0.9% 1,379,699 1.2% 1,110,264 1.2% 750,913 1.6% 2.69
2030 2,176,633 1.2% 460,008 0.7% 1,454,692 1.1% 1,170,978 1.1% 805,177 1.4% 2.66

 

Source: Governor's Office of Planning and Budget--Demographic and Economic Analysis Section, UPED Model System. This is the provisional 2000 Baseline, revised December 13, 1999. The last year of historical data is 1998 for employment and 1999 for population.

Total population is the population in households plus the population in group quarters. Persons per household is population in households divided by the number of households.

Populations are dated July 1.
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