2012 Economic Census:
An Update for Oklahoma
OK SDC and Affiliate Workshops
March 10 (Tulsa) and March 11 (Oklahoma City), 2015
Presented by: Andrew W. Hait
Economic Data Product and Data User Liaison
U.S. Census Bureau
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Outline
 Census Economic Programs Primer
 Our New business.census.gov Site
 What’s Been Released So Far
 What’s Being Released and What’s Coming
(Geographic Area Series, etc.)
 Related Economic Programs
 Other New Offerings
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Census Economic Data
 Monthly and Quarterly Data
 Leading Economic Indicators,
like Monthly Retail Sales
 Annual Data
 Annual Survey of Manufactures
 The Economic Census and
Related Programs
Key Economic Census Terms
 NAICS (North American Industry Classification System)
 Our primary data dimension
 Establishments (vs. Companies, Firms, etc.)
 Our collection/tabulation level
 Employers (vs. Nonemployers)
 EC only covers employer businesses
 U.S. Code Title 13 and 26
 Protects business privacy
Business.Census.Gov
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Main Page
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Release
Schedule
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Advance Report
 National-level data at 2- and 3-digit NAICS
 Released on March 26th, 2014
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Industry
Series
$313
Broad Beauty Salon Product Line Receipts:
2007 ($ Millions)
$303
$845
$575
$403
Hair care services
Resale of merchandise
$956
 Started in May 2014
(nearly complete)
 National-level data
only, but…
 More detailed NAICS
 Products data
 NAICS Changes…
Skin care services
$1,100
Nail care services
Massage services
$14,747
Rental of non-residential
space
Hair removal services
Receipts for all other
services
Other
$572
4%
Perms
$642
4%
Hair
styling
$1,460
10%
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Detailed Beauty Salon
Product Line Receipts: 2007
($ Millions)
Hair
coloring
& tinting
$3,723
25%
Hair cuts
$8,350
57%
New Industries for the
2012 Economic Census
 New and emerging industries
 Breakout of solar, wind, geothermal, and
biomass electric power generation from All
Other Electric Power Generation (NAICS
221119)
 Stats:
 Number of businesses: 673 in 2011 with 9,058
employees (435 in 2007)
 In 2011: CA - 106, TX – 53, OK – 12
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Industry Changes for the
2012 Economic Census
 Consolidations due to decrease in number
of companies due to:
 General industry decline
 Company consolidation (mergers and
acquisitions)
 Primarily impacts the manufacturing
sector (178 industries)
 Stats:
 Steel mills (880 in 2007, 570 in 2011)
 Machine tools (579 to 626 (cutting type) and 292 to
312 (forming type)
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Other Industry Changes
 Changes to (and consolidation of ) existing industries
due to market change
 Primarily impact the Retail and A&F sectors
 Stats
 Computer Stores: 12,411 in 2007, 10,292 in 2011
 Camera Stores: 2,049 to 1,115
 Music Stores: 4,496 to 2,379
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What’s New Page
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Where Else Can I Go for More
Information?
 NAICS web site (http://www.census.gov/eos/www/naics/)
 Industry definitions and Concordance tables
 Relationships to other systems
 Federal Register Notices
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Finding Data Page
A new home
for the ISP
… and the
Snapshots
(http://www.census.
gov/econ/snapshots
/index.php)
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Industry Statistics Portal
Industry Statistics Portal (ISP) (www.census.gov/econ/isp/)
• All data
sources for
an industry
• Links to AFF
• Industry
definitions &
comparability
back to 1997
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Release Schedule
Geographic
Area Series
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Geographic Area Series
 Kicked off on January 27, 2015 with release of
Manufacturing data
 National-, state- county-, metro area-, and
economic place-level data
 Full NAICS detail
 LOTS of Changes Coming…
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State Release
Order
Group
State(s)
Group
State(s)
1
CO
10
DE, DC, MD, NJ, NY,
OH, PA, VA, WV
2
HI
11
KY, NC, TN
3
MT
12
IL, IN
4
AK
13
AL, AR, GA, LA, MS,
SC
5
ME
14
IA, MO, NE, SD
6
AZ, NE
15
KS, MI, MN, ND, OK,
WI
7
CA
16
NM, TX
8
ID, OR,
UT, WA,
WY
17
FL, US
9
CT, MA,
NH, RI, VT
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New Places
 2007 EC cutoff:
5,000+ pop or
jobs
 2012 EC cutoff:
2,500+ pop or
jobs
 Results in nearly
5,000 new places
published for
2012
 75 added for OK
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Place Changes
 Adds / Drops
 Boundary
Changes
 New
Incorporations /
Unincorporations
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New Metros
 2007: metro areas
as of Dec. 2006
 2012: metros after
2010 Decennial
 156 new or changed
metros
 In OK
 1 new CSA, 2 changed, 1
unchanged
 1 new Metro (not part
of a CSA), 3 changed, 10
unchanged
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More Sectors
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Other Geographic Changes
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No pub cutoffs
6 New Counties in AK
Planning Areas in PR
Geographic Components
 Offshore Areas
 “Statewide” Areas
 Non-Metro Areas
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Reference Maps
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Reference Maps
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2012 EC Geo
Reference info
Help Center Page
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Help Center Page (cont.)
Comprehensive
descriptions
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Uses of Census Data Page
Help us
identify reallife
examples…
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Selected findings…
Manufacturing in Oklahoma: 2012
2012
NAICS
code
Meaning of 2012 NAICS code
31-33 Manufacturing
311 Food manufacturing
312 Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing
313 Textile mills
314 Textile product mills
315 Apparel manufacturing
316 Leather and allied product manufacturing
321 Wood product manufacturing
322 Paper manufacturing
323 Printing and related support activities
324 Petroleum and coal products manufacturing
325 Chemical manufacturing
326 Plastics and rubber products manufacturing
327 Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing
331 Primary metal manufacturing
332 Fabricated metal product manufacturing
333 Machinery manufacturing
334 Computer and electronic product manufacturing
Electrical equipment, appliance, and component
335
manufacturing
336 Transportation equipment manufacturing
337 Furniture and related product manufacturing
339 Miscellaneous manufacturing
Number of
establishme
nts
3,610
255
37
37
61
25
10
115
35
287
46
142
138
262
67
973
384
104
Value of
shipments
($1,000)
Annual
payroll
($1,000)
74,295,394 6,416,034
7,612,438 601,943
784,207
52,016
D
3,253
108,555
17,612
13,938
1,838
D
3,413
339,527
51,613
2,692,440 213,956
554,893 130,772
24,742,178 238,859
3,442,320 244,461
3,366,633 472,562
1,717,514 286,460
2,058,190 267,720
7,653,224 1,257,066
10,589,951 1,430,572
1,520,044 221,899
Value of
Annual
shipments
Number of
payroll per
per
employees
employee ($) employee
($1,000)
133,064
15,838
1,430
116
683
83
144
1,375
3,564
3,448
2,482
3,991
9,692
6,698
5,822
25,453
27,453
3,921
48,218
38,006
36,375
28,043
25,786
22,145
23,701
37,537
60,033
37,927
96,237
61,253
48,758
42,768
45,984
49,388
52,110
56,592
558
481
548
Number of
nonemployer
establishments
Nonemployer
value of
shipments
($1,000)
247
755
161
9,969
863
347
256
354
301
386
388
4,012
333
48
22
43
234
108
212
13
313
89
145
42
109
111
768
263
84
192,950
10,598
3,452
502
917
5,971
2,371
8,575
505
12,845
6,113
6,172
2,521
4,191
6,127
47,103
22,042
4,042
159
168
49
1,138,716
140,885
3,369
41,818
338
75
5,060
176
116
291
4,825,313
226,866
880,710
562,664
54,670
161,800
11,808
1,571
4,128
47,651
34,799
39,196
409
144
213
96
115
789
5,706
3,195
34,942
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All Manufacturing in Top Oklahoma Counties: 2012
Number of Value of
establishme shipments
nts
($1,000)
Geographic area name
Selected
findings…
Oklahoma
Tulsa County, Oklahoma
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Rogers County, Oklahoma
Cleveland County, Oklahoma
Creek County, Oklahoma
Canadian County, Oklahoma
Kay County, Oklahoma
Grady County, Oklahoma
Payne County, Oklahoma
Stephens County, Oklahoma
Garfield County, Oklahoma
Wagoner County, Oklahoma
Mayes County, Oklahoma
Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma
Muskogee County, Oklahoma
Comanche County, Oklahoma
Ottawa County, Oklahoma
Carter County, Oklahoma
Washington County, Oklahoma
Bryan County, Oklahoma
Okmulgee County, Oklahoma
Custer County, Oklahoma
Pontotoc County, Oklahoma
Garvin County, Oklahoma
Pittsburg County, Oklahoma
Le Flore County, Oklahoma
McCurtain County, Oklahoma
Lincoln County, Oklahoma
Osage County, Oklahoma
Delaware County, Oklahoma
Woodward County, Oklahoma
Seminole County, Oklahoma
Logan County, Oklahoma
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Annual
payroll
($1,000)
3,610 74,295,394 6,416,034
903 18,770,155 1,997,074
701 7,681,014 948,927
150 3,040,115 365,105
132 1,495,682 158,714
124 1,649,914 212,366
79 1,035,638 114,078
65
D 170,983
64
564,055
56,996
64
473,033
62,323
62 1,935,461 132,011
61 1,668,737
96,472
61
746,526 111,544
58 1,224,715 130,559
57 1,112,531 134,535
55 1,489,692 181,349
45
D 183,724
43
D
57,202
43 4,853,476 178,193
36
253,243
53,428
35
243,170
35,346
34
533,806
66,286
32
429,815
57,333
32
270,347
41,089
31 2,819,816
53,890
31
332,695
50,210
30
D
17,852
29 1,341,990
91,702
29
231,515
31,269
28
D
11,709
27
87,054
22,032
24
448,442
32,229
24
129,749
29,097
23
97,588
14,667
Value of
Value of
Annual
shipments shipments
Number of payroll per
per
per
employees employee
employee establishme
($)
($1,000) nt ($1,000)
133,064
37,197
21,353
6,775
3,659
4,057
2,979
2,983
1,505
1,538
2,512
2,451
2,163
2,608
2,911
3,660
3,487
1,495
2,984
965
1,076
1,438
1,184
1,114
1,067
999
492
2,477
790
270
693
498
738
363
48,218
53,689
44,440
53,890
43,376
52,346
38,294
57,319
37,871
40,522
52,552
39,360
51,569
50,061
46,216
49,549
52,688
38,262
59,716
55,366
32,849
46,096
48,423
36,884
50,506
50,260
36,285
37,021
39,581
43,367
31,792
64,717
39,427
40,405
558
505
360
449
409
407
348
20,580
20,786
10,957
20,267
11,331
13,306
13,109
375
308
770
681
345
470
382
407
8,813
7,391
31,217
27,356
12,238
21,116
19,518
27,085
1,627
262
226
371
363
243
2,643
333
112,872
7,035
6,948
15,700
13,432
8,448
90,962
10,732
542
293
46,276
7,983
126
900
176
269
3,224
18,685
5,406
4,243
Selected findings…
All Manufacturing in Oklahoma Metro Areas: 2012
Geographic area name
Tulsa, OK Metro Area
Oklahoma City, OK Metro Area
Fort Smith, AR-OK Metro Area
Ponca City, OK Micro Area
Stillwater, OK Micro Area
Duncan, OK Micro Area
Enid, OK Micro Area
Shawnee, OK Micro Area
Muskogee, OK Micro Area
Lawton, OK Metro Area
Ardmore, OK Micro Area
Miami, OK Micro Area
Bartlesville, OK Micro Area
Durant, OK Micro Area
Ada, OK Micro Area
Weatherford, OK Micro Area
McAlester, OK Micro Area
Woodward, OK Micro Area
Tahlequah, OK Micro Area
Elk City, OK Micro Area
Altus, OK Micro Area
Guymon, OK Micro Area
Number of
establishment
s
1,317
1,050
298
65
64
62
61
57
55
49
43
43
36
35
32
32
31
24
21
17
13
11
Value of
shipments
($1,000)
Annual
payroll
($1,000)
24,817,355
11,209,014
6,525,717
D
473,033
1,935,461
1,668,737
1,112,531
1,489,692
1,354,562
4,853,476
D
253,243
243,170
270,347
429,815
332,695
448,442
15,141
D
225,644
D
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2,774,620
1,338,590
709,730
170,983
62,323
132,011
96,472
134,535
181,349
D
178,193
57,202
53,428
35,346
41,089
57,333
50,210
32,229
3,539
D
D
D
Number of
employees
52,150
31,032
18,435
2,983
1,538
2,512
2,451
2,911
3,660
3,495
2,984
1,495
965
1,076
1,114
1,184
999
498
107
e
821
h
Value of
Value of
Annual payroll
shipments per shipments per
per employee
employee establishment
($)
($1,000)
($1,000)
53,205
43,136
38,499
57,319
40,522
52,552
39,360
46,216
49,549
59,716
38,262
55,366
32,849
36,884
48,423
50,260
64,717
33,075
476
361
354
18,844
10,675
21,898
308
770
681
382
407
388
1,627
7,391
31,217
27,356
19,518
27,085
27,644
112,872
262
226
243
363
333
900
142
7,035
6,948
8,448
13,432
10,732
18,685
721
275
17,357
Census-Related Programs
• Commodity Flow Survey (CFS) - Selected national- and finer-level
data on the movement of products across the U.S. by mode of
transportation (plus other breakouts). (http://www.census.gov/econ/cfs/)
• Economic Census of Island Areas – Selected industry, product,
and other data for American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana
Islands, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
(http://www.census.gov/econ/islandareas/)
• Survey of Business Owners (SBO) – Selected national- and finerlevel industry data for women- and minority-owned businesses and
the characteristics of all businesses and their owners.
(http://www.census.gov/econ/sbo/)
Current Economic Surveys
• Other Annual and related economic programs
- Retail e-Commerce Sales
- Annual Capital Expenditures Survey
(http://www.census.gov/econ/estats/index.html)
(http://www.census.gov/econ/aces/index.html)
- Information and Communication Technology Survey
(http://www.census.gov/econ/ict/index.html)
- Statistics of U.S. Businesses
- Foreign Trade
- Census of Governments
(http://www.census.gov/econ/susb/index.html)
(http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/)
(http://www.census.gov/govs/)
Statistics About Governments
 Main purposes
 Provide economic statistics about governments at the
federal, state, and local area levels
 Serve as public-sector counterpart to private sector
 Track activity of governments over time
 Response is voluntary
 Virtually no confidentiality restriction
Core Programs Content
 Organization and Structure – Governments by type
 Government Employment - Full-time employees, Fulltime gross payroll, Part-time employees, Part-time gross
payroll, Computed FTE
 Government Finances - Revenue by type, Expenditure
by character object & function, Debt term, Cash and
Securities by type of holding
Types of
Governments
90,106
Government
Organizations
90,056
Local
Governments
38,910
General Purpose
Governments
3,031
Counties
19,519
Cities
50
State
Governments
51,146
Special Purpose
Governments
16,360
Townships
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2012 Census of Governments: Organization
38,266
Special Districts
12,880
Independent
School Districts
Composition of Local Governments
Total Number
of Local
Governments
1952
1982
2012
116,756
81,780
90,056
School
Districts
58%
Special
Districts
34%
Cities
23%
Townships
15%
Cities
14%
Special
Districts
11%
Counties
3%
Townships
20%
School
Districts
18%
Counties
4%
Special
Districts
42%
Cities
22%
Townships
18%
School
Districts
14%
Counties
3%
Source: 1952, 1982, & 2012 Census of Governments:
Sources of Tax Revenue
Percent Distribution of State Government Tax Revenue
Percent Distribution of State Government Tax Revenue
Total %
Sales Total
General
Sales
Selective
Sales
License
Income
Taxes Total Taxes Total
Individual
Income
Property
Taxes
Other Taxes
U.S. Average
100
46.4
30.1
16.4
6.5
41.9
36.5
5.3
5 .1
1.5
3.6
Alaska
100
4.9
X
4.9
2.6
12.3
X
12.3
80.2
1.9
78.3
Delaware
100
14.6
X
14.6
37.6
43.0
33.8
9.3
4.8
X
4.8
Florida
100
82.9
58.8
24.1
5.6
5.9
X
5.9
5.6
<.01
5.6
Maryland
100
40.6
22.7
17.8
4.4
47.7
42.5
5.3
7.3
4.1
3.1
Virginia
100
32.3
19.3
12.9
4.2
60.8
56.8
4.0
2.7
.2
2.5
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2013 Survey of State Government Tax Collections
Corporation All Other
Income
Taxes Total
Other Economic Data Tools
 QuickFacts
 Data from CBP, Nonemployers, SBO, EC, & Building
Permits (and more coming soon)
 Interactive Map
 Data from CBP and Pop Estimates
 America’s Economy Mobile App
 Data from the Economic Indicators
 Business Development Tool… coming soon…
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Summary
 Our new business.census.gov site has a lot
of useful materials for you and your users
 Just a sip of data has been released so far
 Lots more coming
 Stay tuned for other new offerings
 Visit business.census.gov and promote use
of Census demo & econ data
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Questions
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Thank You!
Contact me at:
andrew.w.hait@census.gov
(301)763-6747
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