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Section I

Overview of Riley County

Riley County is one

of 105 counties of

the sunflower state

located in the north

central part ofKansas. The county

seat is the City of

Manhattan.


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Source: US census Bureau

Figure 1: Population Change in the last century

Table 2: Sex and Age of Population (2000 Census)

SEX AND AGE Count Percentage

Male 33,524 53.35%

Female 29,319 46.65%

Under 5 years 3,586 5.71%

5 to 9 years 3,166 5.04%

10 to 14 years 3,187 5.07%

15 to 19 years 7,532 11.99%

20 to 24 years 16,034 25.51%

25 to 34 years 9,504 15.12%

35 to 44 years 6,754 10.75%

5 341 8 50%

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1,000,000

1,500,000

2,000,000

2,500,000

3,000,000

Kansas

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Household Income

Median Household income for Riley County is $35,071 which is 18.18% less than thestate median income. The Median household income had declined by 6.63% from 1999to 2005, but that rate is far less than the rate state median income has declined, 9.9%

Table 3: Median Income in Riley CountyMedian Income Riley KansasMedian household income in 2005 $35,071 $42,861Median household income in 1999 (adj. for inflation

1) $37,562 $47,622

5-year percent change 2000 to 2005 -6.63% -9.9%Source: USDA ERS (www.ers.usda.gov) and US Census Bureau

Figure 2: Median Income in Riley County and Kansas

Poverty rates

Current poverty rate for Riley County is more than that of the state. In 2007, RileyCountys poverty rate was 11.9% which increased to 19% in 2007. The poverty rate forKansas in the same period went from 8.9% to 11.7%.

Table 4: Poverty estimates for Riley CountyPoverty Estimates Riley 5-Year % Change Kansas

Poverty rate in 2007In 2000

19.011.9

--59.7%

11.78.9

Poverty rate for children under 18 in 2007In 2000

13.511.2

--20.5%

15.211.9

$35,071 $37,562$42,861 $47,622

$0$10,000$20,000$30,000$40,000$50,000$60,000

Medianhouseholdincomein2005 Medianhouseholdincomein1999

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Labor Force

Riley Countys current unemployment rate is 3.1% which is less than the state rate of4.1%. The total labor force for the county increased by 10.8% in the last five years andby 15.9% in the last ten years, but along with that the unemployed labor force alsoincreased by 2.0% in the last five years.

Table 5: Labor Force Annual Averages for Riley County

Labor Force Annual Averages in 2007 Riley County KansasTotal Labor Force

5-year % change10-year % change

35,55710.8%15.9%

1,478,7813.8%6.9%

Employed5-year % change10-year % change

34,45311.1%17.2%

1,418,6665.0%6.7%

Unemployed5-year % change

10-year % change

1,1042.0%

-14.7%

60,115-17.8%

12.0%

Unemployment Rate5-year % change10-year % change

3.1-8.8%

-26.2%

4.1-19.6%5.1%

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics (Downloaded from www.stats.indiana.edu)

97%

3%

Employed

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Educational Attainment

Approximately ninety four percent of the population above the age of 25 has at least ahigh school degree. Around 25.3% of the population above the age of twenty five hadsome college education, and 46.1% hold some kind of college degree.

Table 6: Educational attainment Riley County

Educational Attainment: Census 2000 RileyPercent ofPopulation

25+Kansas

Percent ofPopulation

25+

Total Population 25 and Older 29,358 100.00% 1,701,207 100.0%

Less Than 9th Grade 571 1.94% 88,124 5.2%

9th to 12th, No Diploma 1,237 4.21% 149,675 8.8%

High School Graduate (incl. equiv.) 6,591 22.45% 507,612 29.8%

Some College, No Degree 7,421 25.28% 417,722 24.6%

Associate Degree 1,642 5.59% 99,096 5.8%

Bachelor's Degree 6,350 21.63% 290,271 17.1%

Graduate or Professional Degree 5,546 18.89% 148,707 8.7%

Source: US Census Bureau

5 20%4.21%

8.80%

22.45%

29.80%

25.28%

24.60%5.59%

5.80%21.63%

17.10%

18.89%8.70%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

GraduateorProfessionalDegreeBachelor'sDegreeAssociateDegreeSomeCollege,NoDegreeHighSchoolGraduate

(incl.equiv.)9thto12th,NoDiplomaLessThan9thGrade


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Workers commuting to work

More than eighty one percent of the labor force work in the county itself. The maximumoutflow of workers from Riley County is to Geary County (2,013 workers i.e. 5.82% ofcommuting workers travel to Geary County for work). Another 1,821 workers travel toPottawatomie County for work (i.e. about 5.42% of commuting workers).

Table 7: Workers (Commuting to work) Living in Riley County

Workers Living in County in2000

RileyPct Dist.

in CountyKansas

Pct Dist.in State

Total 34,591 100.0% 1,310,746 100.0%

Working in County 28,129 81.32% 1,214,739 92.7%

Working Elsewhere 6,462 18.68% 96,007 7.3%

Sebastian County, AR 16 0.05% - -

Fresno County, CA 33 0.10% - -

Los Angeles County, CA 16 0.05% - -Merced County, CA 8 0.02% - -

San Bernardino County, CA 734 2.12% - -

Santa Clara County, CA 10 0.03% - -

Cheyenne County, CO 2 0.01% - -

Denver County, CO 10 0.03% - -

Broward County, FL 18 0.05% - -

DeKalb County, GA 2 0.01% - -

Dougherty County, GA 4 0.01% - -

Richmond County, GA 11 0.03% - -

Allen County, KS 9 0.03% - -

Anderson County, KS 21 0.06% - -

Atchison County, KS 6 0.02% - -

Barber County, KS 7 0.02% - -

Brown County, KS 18 0.05% - -

Chautauqua County, KS 8 0.02% - -Clay County, KS 95 0.27% - -

Cloud County, KS 8 0.02% - -

Coffey County, KS 7 0.02% - -

Cowley County, KS 16 0.05% - -

Dickinson County KS 62 0 18% - -


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Gray County, KS 18 0.05% - -

Jackson County, KS 51 0.15% - -

Jewell County, KS 7 0.02% - -Johnson County, KS 162 0.47% - -

Labette County, KS 6 0.02% - -

Leavenworth County, KS 8 0.02% - -

Lyon County, KS 42 0.12% - -

Marshall County, KS 57 0.16% - -

Mitchell County, KS 7 0.02% - -

Morris County, KS 33 0.10% - -

Nemaha County, KS 42 0.12% - -

Neosho County, KS 7 0.02% - -

Osage County, KS 11 0.03% - -

Osborne County, KS 2 0.01% - -

Ottawa County, KS 6 0.02% - -

Pottawatomie County, KS 1,821 5.26% - -

Reno County, KS 8 0.02% - -

Republic County, KS 20 0.06% - -Saline County, KS 69 0.20% - -

Sedgwick County, KS 64 0.19% - -

Shawnee County, KS 506 1.46% - -

Stafford County, KS 7 0.02% - -

Sumner County, KS 12 0.03% - -

Wabaunsee County, KS 19 0.05% - -

Washington County, KS 9 0.03% - -

Wyandotte County, KS 72 0.21% - -

Anne Arundel County, MD 4 0.01% - -

Harford County, MD 7 0.02% - -

Calhoun County, MI 10 0.03% - -

Harrison County, MS 3 0.01% - -

Tunica County, MS 5 0.01% - -

Jackson County, MO 12 0.03% - -

Johnson County, MO 8 0.02% - -Platte County, MO 6 0.02% - -

St. Louis County, MO 6 0.02% - -

Douglas County, NE 21 0.06% - -

Platte County, NE 7 0.02% - -

York County NE 4 0 01% - -


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Dallas County, TX 2 0.01% - -

Windsor County, VT 2 0.01% - -

BOSNIA AND 27 0.08% - -EUROPE 7 0.02% - -

KOSOVO 5 0.01% - -

KOREA 21 0.06% - -

SAUDI ARABIA 9 0.03% - -

KENYA 11 0.03% - -

Source: US Census Bureau (Includes only workers over 16 years old)


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Figure 5: Workers commute from Riley County

-- Less than 1% of residence county population commutes

-- 1.0% -4.9% of residence county population commutes

-- 5.0% - 9.9% of residence county populationcommutes-- 10.0% - 19.9% of residence county population commutes

-- 20% or more residence county population commutes


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The maximum inflow of workers to Riley County is from Geary County. According to 200census 4,238 workers commute to Riley County from Geary County for work, and 2,694

come from Pottawatomie County. In total 9,443 workers commute to Riley County forwork i.e. approximately 25% of the workers are commuters.

Table 8: People Working in Riley County

People Working in County in2000

RileyPct Dist.

in CountyKS

Pct Dist.in State

Total 37,572 100.0% 1,317,070 100.0%

Living in County 28,129 74.87% 1,214,739 92.2%Living Elsewhere 9,443 25.13% 102,331 7.8%

Apache Co. AZ 7 - - -

Marion Co. AR 2 - - -

Butte Co. CA 5 - - -

Los Angeles Co. CA 10 - - -

Jefferson Co. CO 2 - - -

Prowers Co. CO 4- - -Miami-Dade Co. FL 18 - - -

Kootenai Co. ID 10 - - -

Jackson Co. IL 7 - - -

Tazewell Co. IL 5 - - -

Bremer County, IA 2 - - -

Dallas County, IA 2 - - -

Kossuth County, IA 2 - - -

Madison County, IA 2 - - -Atchison County, KS 5 - - -

Barton County, KS 3 - - -

Chase County, KS 3 - - -

Chautauqua County, KS 4 - - -

Clay County, KS 398 - - -

Cloud County, KS 9 - - -

Coffey County, KS 7 - - -Decatur County, KS 6 - - -

Dickinson County, KS 573

Doniphan County, KS 3

Douglas County, KS 40

Elk County, KS 5


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RileyPct Dist.

in CountyKS

Pct Dist.in State

Johnson County, KS 56Kingman County, KS 3

Marion County, KS 7

Marshall County, KS 157

Miami County, KS 8

Mitchell County, KS 12

Morris County, KS 230

Nemaha County, KS 7

Osage County, KS 2

Osborne County, KS 4

Ottawa County, KS 5

Pottawatomie County, KS 2,694

Reno County, KS 5

Republic County, KS 4

Rice County, KS 1

Russell County, KS 4Saline County, KS 22

Sedgwick County, KS 34

Shawnee County, KS 187

Smith County, KS 3

Trego County, KS 15

Wabaunsee County, KS 328

Washington County, KS 40

Wyandotte County, KS 27

Caddo Parish LA 8

Lincoln Parish LA 2

Gladwin Co. MI 1

Shiawassee Co. MI 5

Carlton Co. MN 2

Boone County, MO 7

Cass County, MO 5Crawford County, MO 8

Jackson County, MO 36

Johnson County, MO 6

Lafayette County, MO 2

Livingston County MO 4


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RileyPct Dist.

in CountyKS

Pct Dist.in State

Wake Co. NC 2Cherokee County, OK 2

Fort Bend Co. TX 12

Hamilton Co. TX 11

Hartley Co. TX 3

Snohomish Co. WA 5

Barron Co. WI 9

Polk Co. WI 2

Vilas Co. WI 3Source: US Census Bureau (Includes only workers over 16 years old.)


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Figure 6: Workers commuting to Riley County

-- Less than 1% of residence county population commutes

-- 1.0% -4.9% of residence county population commutes

-- 5.0% - 9.9% of residence county populationcommutes-- 10.0% - 19.9% of residence county population commutes

-- 20% or more residence county population commutes


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Section II

Industry Analysis


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Industry Analysis

Industry Totals for Riley County

Industry employment increased by approximately 39% from 1990 to 2007 in Riley County. Average pay (after adjusting forinflation) has increased by 18.08 %, and number of establishments in the same period increased by around 20%. Theindustry has increased steadily in the county in the last seventeen years, with a slight decline in number of establishmentsin the period from 1998 to 2001, but has maintained an overall growth pattern over the years. The employment alsomaintained a positive growth trend over the years.

Table 9: Annual Covered Employment & Wages2 over Time (NAICS) Riley County

Year Establishments Employment AverageAnnualPay AveragePayintermsof20073dollars(adj*)

1990 1297 19962 $16,600 $26,334

1991 1339 19937 $17,724 $26,982

1992 1348 20554 $19,075 $28,190

1993 1331 21120 $18,079 $25,9411994 1345 21686 $18,829 $26,343

1995 1355 22340 $19,568 $26,623

2 Covered Employment & Wages (CEW) also known as ES202 data are the product of a federal-state cooperative program, the Quarterly Census of Employment

and Wages (QCEW) program, also known as the ES-202 program. The data are derived from summaries of employment and total pay of workers covered by state

and federal unemployment insurance (UI) legislation and provided by State Workforce Agencies (SWAs). The summaries are a result of the administration of state

unemployment insurance programs that require most employers to pay quarterly taxes based on the employment and wages of workers covered by UI.(www.bls.gov).

3Average wages in 2007 dollars term calculated using CPI inflation calculator available at Bureau of Labor Statistics website http://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/cpicalc.pl.

The CPI inflation calculator uses the average Consumer Price Index for a given calendar year. This data represents changes in prices of all goods and services

purchased for consumption by urban households. This index value has been calculated every year since 1913. For the current year, the latest monthly index value

is used (www.bls.gov).


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Year Establishments Employment AverageAnnualPay AveragePayintermsof20073dollars(adj*)

1996 1380 22376 $20,979 $27,7241997 1403 23564 $20,671 $26,704

1998 1422 23627 $21,503 $27,353

1999 1399 23788 $22,938 $28,547

2000 1394 24696 $25,155 $30,289

2001 1394 24474 $26,172 $30,641

2002 1411 24087 $27,214 $31,365

2003 1421 24780 $27,661 $31,170

2004 1432 25238 $28,774 $31,583

2005 1461 25813 $29,270 $31,075

2006 1497 26706 $30,646 $31,519

2007 1554 27768 $31,096 $31,096

Changefrom1990to2007 257 7806 $14,496 $4,762Percentchangefrom1990to2007 19.81% 39.10% 87.33% 18.08%Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) *adj = Adjusted for Inflation.


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Figure 7: Changes in Establishments, Employment and Average annual wages in the county

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Jobs and Average Wages by Industry

Retail Trade is the largest sector in Riley County with 219 establishments and 3441 jobs. The highest paid sector is theManagement of Companies &Enterprises with annual average wages of $65,466. Other high wage paying sectors are:Transportation and Warehousing (annual average wages of $51,714) and Professional, Scientific and technical Services(annual average wages of $40,697). The Accommodation & food services and the health care & social assistance are theother two sectors with large employment.

Table 10: Industry Distribution of Establishments, Jobs, and Average Wages Riley CountyIndustry Distribution of Establishments, Jobs & Average Wages (2007) Establishments Jobs Annual Average Wage

Total Covered Employment and Wages 1554 27768 $31,096

Private 1466 19757 $24,581

Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 7 N N

Mining 1 N N

Utilities 2 N N

Construction 190 1569 $34,188

Manufacturing 32 757 $31,184

Wholesale Trade 63 630 $38,224Retail Trade 219 3441 $17,339

Transportation and Warehousing 31 N $51,714

Information 23 522 $26,274

Finance and Insurance 106 994 $37,915

Real Estate and Rental and Leasing 97 472 $20,840

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services 164 838 $40,697

Management of Companies and Enterprises 11 119 $65,466

Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation 74 1798 $18,749Educational Services 30 408 $27,807

Health Care and Social Assistance 144 3125 $31,575

Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation 21 292 $9,120

Accommodation and Food Services 149 3268 $10,066

Other Services (except Public Administration) 141 1258 $27,046

Public Administration 53 1708 $38,168

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) N Non-disclosed, NA- Not Applicable


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Figure 8: Establishments and Jobs in various industry sectors in Riley County

Establishments Jobs

Agriculture Mining

Utilities Construction

Manufacturing WholesaleTradeRetailTrade Transportation&WarehousingInformation FinanceandInsuranceRealEstate&Rental&Leasing Professional,Scientific&TechnicalServicesManagementofCompanies WasteManagementEducationalServices HealthCare&SocialAssistanceArts&Entertainment Accommodation&FoodServicesOtherServices(exceptPublicAdministration) PublicAdministration


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Figure 9: Average Wage in various industries in the Riley County

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Key Industries

Riley County is home to some very well performing industries. These industries may be a part of existing or emergingclusters. For identifying key industries and clusters, three criteria were used:

1. Location Quotient Location quotients (LQ) for industries at 6-digit NAICS level were calculated with US industryemployment as base. The cutoff for LQ was taken as 1.25 (based on previous studies, especially Cortright 2003)

2. Average Wages Average wages at 6-digit NAICS codes were compared to US average wages. If any industryhas average wages 10% above the US average, it is considered to be a good performing industry.

3. Growth Rate Growth rates for the employment were calculated over three year time period from 2003 to 20064,growth rate above 5% was considered to be an indicator of good industry performance.

Any industry that satisfies one of these three conditions is either a good performing industry or an industry with goodpotential for growth. There may or may not be a cluster existing in a region for every good performing industry, but ifthere are good performing industries, a cluster may emerge in the near future. (For further details of methodology,please see Appendix B).

The next table shows the industry sectors satisfying all three of the above stated criteria. These sectors are mostly theservice oriented and belong to a mix of local and traded5 industry.

Table 11: 6 digit NAICS codes with high wages, Location Quotients and Growth Differentials

NAICS NAICS Definition Establishments EmploymentAverageWages

Wages comparedto nation

GrowthDifferentials

LocationQuotient

443112 Radio, Television, and OtherElectronics Stores

12 249 $32,180 13.76% 100.27% 4.71

488410 Motor vehicle towing 2 33 $43,032 46.85% 20.20% 4.04

4 There were two reasons for selecting 2003 base year. 1) The numbers were more likely to be free from 9/11 impacts as compared to 2001 or 2002 numbers. 2) NAICSdefinitions changed in 2002, so it was very difficult to bridge between 2002 & 1997 codes for some industries.5Traded industries are defined as the ones exporting their goods and/or services outside their region. Local industries are the ones with all local (within the region) dealings (Porter2003).


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Wages comparedto nation

GrowthDifferentials

LocationQuotient

512131 Motion picture theaters, exceptdrive-ins 1 49 $18,459 69.92% 6.12% 2.24

515112 Radio stations 2 49 $63,059 36.30% 6.12% 3.38

541921 Photography Studios, Portrait 2 30 $27,605 35.82% 210.72% 2.38

611511 Cosmetology and barber schools 2 29 $34,019 29.24% 143.85% 11.44

611512 Flight training 2 8 $70,240 55.72% 58.74% 2.90

621310 Offices of Chiropractors 10 39 $32,136 19.50% 5.73% 2.02

813410 Civic and Social Organizations 14 217 $18,230 16.03% 30.79% 3.10

Source: ES202 2006 data, IMPLAN MIG Group

Industries with highest Growth Rates

Most of the industries with high growth rates are traded6 industries in Riley County. The highest growth rate is for the Civic& social organizations except for business, professional, labor & political organizations. There are two such organizationswith 290 jobs and a growth rate of 562% approximately. The other high growth industries are mostly service orientedindustries except of NAICS 332439 - other metal container manufacturing which is a part of the Fabricated Metal Product

Manufacturing Cluster.

Table 12: Top 10 Industries (6-digit NAICS) with highest growth ratesNAICS

NAICS Definition Establishments EmploymentAverageWages

GrowthDifferentials

Cluster

813990 Other Similar Org (except

Business, Professional,

Labor, & Political Org)

2 290 $32,038 561.91% Local Community & Civic Organizations

721110 Hotels and motels, exceptcasino hotels

6 210 $13,455 494.39% Arts, Entertainment, Recreation &Visitor Industries

561492 Court Reporting and

Stenotype Services

1 471 $16,813 328.18%Local Commercial Services

6Traded industries are defined as the ones exporting their goods and/or services outside their region. Local industries are the ones with all local (within the region) dealings (Porter2003).


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621420 Outpatient mental health

centers

3 228 $32,433 323.58%Biomedical/Biotechnical (Life Sciences)

561320 Temporary Help Services 5 70 $22,876 312.13% Local Commercial Services

611310 Colleges, universities and

professional schools

2 125 $22,943 296.85%Education & Knowledge Creation

332439 Other metal container

manufacturing

1 453 $27,379 245.33%Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing

711510 Independent artists, writers,

and performers

3 38 $7,062 236.20% Arts, Entertainment, Recreation &

Visitor Industries

541620 Environmental consulting

services

4 34 $42,740 223.96%Business and Financial Services

541921 Photography Studios,

Portrait

2 30 $27,605 210.72%None


Industries with highest Location Quotient

Most of the industries with high LQ are local industries. The sector Court Reporting and Stenotype Services (NAICS

561492) has the highest LQ in Riley County of 223.24. The industries with high LQ all belong to different kind of clusters,and there is no one clear clusters that emerge from the analysis.

Table 13: Top 10 Industries (6-digit NAICS) with highest Location Quotients


LocationQuotient

Cluster

561492 Court Reporting and StenotypeServices

1 471 $16,813 223.24 Local Commercial Services

332439 Other metal containermanufacturing

1 453 $27,379 121.49 Fabricated Metal ProductManufacturing

721310 Rooming and Boarding Houses 30 126 $7,325 71.74 Local Hospitality Establishments451212 News Dealers and Newsstands 1 29 $6,366 19.73 Local Entertainment & Media813990 Other Similar Organizations

(except Business, Professional,Labor & Political Organizations)

2 290 $32,038 17.99 Local Community & CivicOrganizations

624210 Community Food Services 1 71 $14,946 16.11 Local Health Services443111 Household Appliance Stores 2 191 $25,678 15.51 Local Household Goods & Services


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722330 Mobile Food Services 1 19 $3,578 14.16 Local Hospitality Establishments325414 Other biological product

manufacturing1 56 $52,278 12.90 Biomedical/Biotechnical (Life Sciences)

813211 Grantmaking Foundations 1 93 $50,589 12.90 Local Community & Civic OrgSource: ES202 2006 data, IMPLAN MIG Group

Industries with highest Wages as Compared to National Averages

The countys Professional Employer Organizations (NAICS 561330) have average wages around 116% more than thenational averages. Except for this one sector all other sectors with wages higher than national averages are tradedindustries. There are three sectors that are a part of the Transportation & logistics cluster out of these ten sectors. They

are the sectors Motor vehicle towing (NAICS 488410), Other support activities for road transportation (NAICS 488490)and Packing & crating (NAICS 488991).

Table 14: Top 10 Industries (6-digit NAICS) with Wages above national averages


Wagescomparedto nation

7

Cluster

561330 Professional EmployerOrganizations

1 5 $68,203 116.60% Local Commercial Services

311811 Retail bakeries 2 35 $31,668 72.65% Agribusiness, Food Processing andTechnology

512131 Motion picture theaters, exceptdrive-ins

1 49 $18,459 69.92% Arts, Entertainment, Recreation &Visitor Industries

611512 Flight training 2 8 $70,240 55.72% Education & Knowledge Creation611710 Educational support services 2 12 $55,795 53.19% Education & Knowledge Creation488410 Motor vehicle towing 2 33 $43,032 46.85% Transportation & Logistics488490 Other support activities for road

transportation1 3 $42,225 42.58% Transportation & Logistics

488991 Packing and crating 1 1 $41,381 41.03% Transportation & Logistics519190 All other information services 1 3 $60,744 40.69% Printing and Publishing515112 Radio stations 2 49 $63,059 36.30% Arts, Entertainment, Recreation &

Visitor IndustriesSource: ES202 2006 data, IMPLAN MIG Group

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Shift Share Analysis

Shift share analysis breaks down changes in employment (growth or decline) over a period of time into three components:National growth share, Industry mix share and local share. This analysis is used to account for the competitiveness of aregions industries and to analyze the local economic base8.

National growth shareThe share of growth (decline) in local employment that can be attributed to growth (decline) in employment at

national level.National Growth Share = Employment in base year * National employment growth rate

Industry mix shareThis is the growth (decline) in employment in the region that can be attributed to the growth (decline) in that

particular industry at the national level.Industry Mix Share = Employment in base year *(Industrys National Growth rate National employment growth

rate)

Local shareThis is the share of growth (decline) in employment in a region that can be attributed to the competitiveness of a

region.Local Share = Employment in base year *(Regions industry growth rate National Industry growth rate)

The industry with the highest local share in growth is the Court reporting and stenotype services. The employment in thesector increased by 465 and all of the jobs were due to local growth (Table 15). The second highest growth in the

employment was in the other metal container manufacturing. In this industry there was a net growth of 442 jobs, all ofwhich were attributable to local growth in the region. The next sector with high share of local growth is the offices ofphysicians. There was an increase of 368 jobs in this sector of which 360 were attributable to the local growth in theregion.

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Table 15: Industries with highest local share of growth Shift Share Analysis Riley CountyNAICS NAICS Definition Net Growth National Growth Share Industry Mix Share Local Share

561492 Court Reporting and Stenotype Services 465 0.32 -0.22 464.91

332439 Other metal container manufacturing 442 0.58 -1.16 442.58

621111Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health

Specialists)368 5.33 1.75 360.92

813990Other Similar Organizations (except Business,

Professional, Labor, and Political Organizations)289 0.05 0.04 288.91

561110 Office Administrative Services 267 1.00 2.97 263.03

621420 Outpatient mental health centers 225 0.16 0.15 224.69

722410 Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages) 216 1.43 -2.83 217.40624310 Vocational Rehabilitation Services 215 1.16 -0.90 214.74

443112 Radio, Television, and Other Electronics Stores 218 1.64 5.47 210.89

721110 Hotels and motels, except casino hotels 209 0.05 -0.02 208.96

611310 Colleges, universities and professional schools 123 0.11 0.03 122.86

813410 Civic and Social Organizations 120 5.12 -5.41 120.29

622110 General medical and surgical hospitals 131 32.32 -9.73 108.42

323110 Commercial lithographic printing 105 1.95 -5.01 108.05

423610Electrical apparatus and equipment, wiring supplies,

and related equipment merchant wholesalers105 1.80 -0.62 103.83

327320 Ready-mix concrete manufacturing 86 0.90 0.68 84.42

561320 Temporary Help Services 69 0.05 0.16 68.79

511120 Periodical publishers 61 3.54 -6.32 63.78

623110 Nursing care facilities 66 28.57 -25.54 62.97

551114 Corporate, Subsidiary, and Regional Managing 56 3.01 1.48 51.51

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Clusters in Riley County

Traded Clusters

An fabricated metal product manufacturing cluster might exist in the county. This cluster has an growth rate of 227.35%,an LQ of 1.80 but wages less than national averages. Also an education and knowledge creation cluster exists in RileyCounty. The cluster has a growth rate of 11.30%, LQ of 1.81 but wages are less than national average. Other cluster thatmight exist is the Printing & publishing cluster with a growth rate of approximately 9% and LQ of 1.33, but wages are lessthan the national averages for this cluster also. Investments into these sectors should be considered to make them morecompetitive.

Table 17: Clusters in Riley County

Cluster Establishments Employment

Average

Wages

Average Wagescompared to

National average

GrowthRate

LQ

Advanced Materials 9 125 $46,252 -24.07% -19.88% 0.13

Agribusiness, Food Processing & Technology 18 267 $25,860 -24.37% -8.71% 0.48

Apparel & Textiles 5 17 $28,633 -26.59% -35.72% 0.08Arts, Entertainment, Recreation & Visitor 33 653 $14,677 -55.24% 3.67% 0.81

Biomedical/Biotechnical (Life Sciences) 47 1929 $28,625 -31.70% 2.91% 0.99

Business & Financial Services 247 1414 $39,108 -48.55% -9.54% 0.72

Chemicals & Chemical-based Products 13 195 $37,514 -32.34% 1.95% 0.48

Computer & Electronic Product Manufacturing 2 43 $41,377 -49.54% -16.17% 0.20

Defense & Security 32 167 $38,356 -41.63% -3.00% 0.24

Education & Knowledge Creation 33 688 $24,806 -43.40% 11.30% 1.81

Electrical Equipment, Appliance and Component 0 0 N N N N

Energy (Fossil & Renewable) 93 1122 $38,134 -36.18% 1.28% 0.88

Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 3 456 $27,386 -37.67% 227.35% 1.80

Forest & Wood Products 27 126 $27,275 -31.68% 12.71% 0.28

Glass & Ceramics 1 2 $35,972 -15.64% -20.63% 0.04

Information Technology & Telecommunications 55 290 $44,223 -41.55% -5.35% 0.28

Machinery Manufacturing 0 0 N N N N

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Mining 4 35 $32,243 -42.50% N 0.65

Primary Metal Manufacturing 3 12 $58,211 6.01% -44.18% 0.11

Printing & Publishing 31 559 $29,790 -42.88% 9.05% 1.33

Transportation & Logistics 27 95 $34,079 -20.41% -6.71% 0.14

Transportation Equipment Manufacturing 1 42 $50,493 -16.86% N 0.14

Total All Industries 1428 19016 $24,510 -42.20% 3.38% 1.00

Data Source: ES202 data, IMPLAN MIG groupHighlighted cell represent values higher than specified criteria values

Figure 10: Location Quotients for various clusters in Riley County

AdvancedMaterials

1%

Agribusiness

4%Apparel&Textiles

1%

Arts&Entertainment7%

Biomedical

9%

Business&FinancialServices

6%

Chemicals4%

Computer&ElecProdMfg2%

Defense&Security2%

Education&KnowledgeCreation

16%Energy8%

FabricatedMetalProdMfg16%

Forest&WoodProducts

2%

Glass&Ceramics0%

IT&Telecom2%

Mining

6%

PrimaryMetalMfg1%

Printing&Publishing

11%

Transportation&Logistics

1%

TransportationEquipMfg

1%

LQ

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Figure 11: Traded Clusters in Riley County

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Figure 12: Traded cluster Location Quotients for Riley County

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Local Clusters

The only cluster with both growth rate & LQ above the criteria minimum value is the local real estate, construction &

development cluster with growth rate of 8.49% and LQ of 1.28 but wages are less for this cluster as compare to national

averages. The highest growth rate is for the local commercial services cluster and the local community & civic

organizations has the highest LQ. None of the clusters have wages higher than national average wage.

Table 17: Local Clusters in Riley County

Cluster Establishments Employment

Average

Wages

Average Wagescompared to

National average

GrowthRate

LQ

Local Commercial Services 60 1316 $22,484 -45.79% 38.35% 0.92

Local Community & Civic Organizations 37 816 $29,185 -3.63% -1.77% 3.35

Local Education & Training 0 0 N N N N

Local Entertainment & Media 27 380 $13,475 -45.40% -10.10% 2.38

Local Financial Services 26 455 $31,664 -38.17% -1.22% 1.36

Local Food and Beverages Processing &Distribution

31 636 $14,052 -44.63% -3.19% 0.72

Local Health Services 103 1270 $34,264 -28.64% 1.96% 1.42

Local Hospitality Establishments 153 2927 $9,308 -34.62% 2.18% 1.81

Local Household Goods & Services 99.3 1286 $25,985 -31.34% 1.30% 1.49

Local Industrial Products & Services 2 4 $36,523 -32.13% -40.51% 0.04

Local Logistical Services 3 5 $12,109 -57.07% 35.72% 0.06

Local Motor Vehicle Products & Services 52 384 $29,271 -20.47% -3.63% 0.76

Local Personal Services (Non-Medical) 67 478 $17,341 -29.51% 1.66% 1.21

Local Real Estate , Construction & Development 146 825 $27,442 -43.34% 8.49% 1.28Local Retail Clothing & Accessories 43 757 $13,464 -32.49% -1.82% 1.00

Local Utilities 5 53 $34,389 -23.03% 5.61% 0.77

Data Source: ES202 data, IMPLAN MIG groupHighlighted cell represent values higher than specified criteria values

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Figure 13: Local Clusters in Riley County

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Appendix A

Table A1: Industries in Riley County with average wages greater than 10 % of US average wages

NAICS Establishments Employment Average Wages Avg Wages compared to US average Growth Rate LQ561330 1 5 $68,203 116.60% -59.63% 0.04

311811 2 35 $31,668 72.65% -13.46% 3.11

512131 1 49 $18,459 69.92% 6.12% 2.24

611512 2 8 $70,240 55.72% 58.74% 2.90

611710 2 12 $55,795 53.19% -53.71% 0.87

488410 2 33 $43,032 46.85% 20.20% 4.04

488490 1 3 $42,225 42.58% N 0.56488991 1 1 $41,381 41.03% 0.00% 0.30

519190 1 3 $60,744 40.69% N 1.58

515112 2 49 $63,059 36.30% 6.12% 3.38

541921 2 30 $27,605 35.82% 210.72% 2.38

517110 4 4 $99,226 35.81% -12.64% 0.05

561790 1 2 $37,910 30.20% N 0.15

621492 1 8 $59,604 29.97% -3.85% 0.61

611511 2 29 $34,019 29.24% 143.85% 11.44

611519 1 71 $46,315 26.57% N 6.83

238390 1 1 $48,264 25.35% 0.00% 0.08

812111 1 11 $23,324 24.65% N 5.69

621498 1 2 $55,729 22.70% N 0.14

811122 1 14 $39,530 19.65% 91.29% 2.60

621310 10 39 $32,136 19.50% 5.73% 2.02

451211 3 114 $19,947 17.19% -26.66% 4.76813410 14 217 $18,230 16.03% 30.79% 3.10

621340 5 22 $42,352 15.70% 54.20% 0.58

811112 1 3 $34,439 14.48% -15.66% 1.03

811113 1 3 $37,776 14.42% N 0.71

722310 3 12 $22,470 13.96% -39.43% 0.19

443112 12 249 $32,180 13.76% 100.27% 4.71

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NAICS Establishments Employment Average Wages Avg Wages compared to US average Growth Rate LQ541410 1 2 $51,175 12.62% -72.48% 0.28

Data Source: ES202 2006 data, IMPLAN MIG Group

Table A2: Industries in Riley County with growth rate greater than 5%

NAICS Establishments Employment Average Wages Avg Wages compared to US average Growth Rate LQ813990 2 290 $32,038 6.70% 561.91% 17.99

721110 6 210 $13,455 -41.69% 494.39% 0.86

561492 1 471 $16,813 -62.80% 328.18% 223.24

621420 3 228 $32,433 -0.18% 323.58% 8.51

561320 5 70 $22,876 0.53% 312.13% 0.16

611310 2 125 $22,943 -50.14% 296.85% 0.72

332439 1 453 $27,379 -30.58% 245.33% 121.49

711510 3 38 $7,062 -93.65% 236.20% 4.76

541620 4 34 $42,740 -26.92% 223.96% 2.76

541921 2 30 $27,605 35.82% 210.72% 2.38

713950 1 33 $7,604 -42.72% 154.58% 2.57

561110 8 286 $24,208 -64.23% 146.91% 4.62

611511 2 29 $34,019 29.24% 143.85% 11.44811219 1 13 $35,964 -32.37% 135.13% 2.75

446199 5 11 $30,029 -30.92% 122.40% 1.24

624310 5 237 $19,574 -12.28% 120.86% 4.53

541370 3 10 $31,837 -24.82% 115.44% 0.90

722410 17 243 $6,942 -44.71% 108.01% 4.04

443112 12 249 $32,180 13.76% 100.27% 4.71

811122 1 14 $39,530 19.65% 91.29% 2.60

713120 1 7 $6,992 -54.52% 91.29% 2.37

532230 2 26 $6,865 -52.74% 86.63% 1.21

327320 4 103 $32,374 -31.02% 82.30% 4.80

238330 2 30 $42,533 7.02% 81.71% 2.05

541810 3 6 $25,528 -66.95% 81.71% 0.20

561499 1 36 $10,105 -77.78% 81.71% 3.09

448150 3 29 $12,501 -40.86% 79.67% 3.68

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NAICS Establishments Employment Average Wages Avg Wages compared to US average Growth Rate LQ561439 5 39 $11,156 -67.86% 77.28% 3.41

621111 26 469 $48,095 -29.91% 66.83% 1.32

561740 1 9 $26,985 1.47% 65.10% 1.16

531312 5 59 $13,501 -76.63% 61.53% 2.78

423610 2 139 $51,917 -16.95% 59.90% 5.55

611512 2 8 $70,240 55.72% 58.74% 2.90

423930 2 4 $36,523 -17.36% 58.74% 0.22

531390 1 4 $19,227 -69.72% 58.74% 0.57

323110 1 142 $29,680 -34.24% 56.57% 3.43

621340 5 22 $42,352 15.70% 54.20% 0.58424210 1 3 $46,942 -43.82% 44.22% 0.08

522298 4 9 $24,011 -57.00% 44.22% 0.90

238990 4 46 $19,246 -50.64% 42.19% 0.83

524114 2 17 $50,044 -21.34% 41.50% 0.29

453998 3 31 $27,250 2.36% 41.25% 1.38

561990 3 30 $9,540 -74.64% 39.71% 0.94

813312 2 10 $17,017 -47.55% 35.72% 1.52

238350 5 12 $31,809 -12.28% 33.89% 0.40

523920 5 34 $60,976 -72.54% 31.36% 1.67

623210 1 18 $12,922 -41.28% 31.04% 0.31

811212 3 9 $5,315 -88.93% 31.04% 1.18

813410 14 217 $18,230 16.03% 30.79% 3.10

238120 1 26 $25,407 -45.44% 29.40% 1.61

811310 7 30 $32,315 -26.56% 28.92% 1.01

424510 4 15 $20,034 -55.08% 28.92% 2.09332813 1 2 $35,972 -2.59% 25.99% 0.16

238190 2 2 $22,011 -42.09% 25.99% 0.24

561510 1 2 $12,973 -69.20% 25.99% 0.11

551114 7 113 $65,608 -23.50% 25.62% 0.40

813211 1 93 $50,589 -2.30% 25.54% 12.90

511120 4 128 $31,946 -54.57% 24.08% 5.32

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445299 1 43 $16,296 -27.46% 23.19% 2.95

448120 6 52 $8,976 -47.60% 22.92% 1.13

541110 29 96 $26,784 -64.29% 22.67% 0.53

453930 2 11 $30,474 -20.31% 22.39% 2.69

423120 1 22 $33,317 -25.43% 22.39% 0.75

531190 3 9 $13,110 -54.27% 21.64% 1.31

451120 7 78 $10,003 -32.96% 21.03% 3.30

488410 2 33 $43,032 46.85% 20.20% 4.04

238210 14 53 $28,257 -38.40% 19.57% 0.35541613 4 17 $64,759 -0.68% 19.35% 0.78

236118 29 139 $20,413 -43.71% 19.23% 2.71

713990 4 49 $6,278 -63.44% 17.77% 2.30

562219 1 8 $29,504 -40.86% 16.96% 2.93

611699 1 8 $11,626 -62.50% 16.96% 1.29

451110 8 89 $11,058 -42.85% 16.01% 2.25

236115 34 175 $25,920 -45.42% 15.02% 1.67

611620 9 82 $7,098 -53.37% 14.94% 7.23

321214 2 18 $22,935 -31.92% 14.47% 2.13

441222 1 6 $24,171 -32.22% 14.47% 0.81

453220 13 103 $6,513 -58.47% 13.74% 2.98

444130 2 60 $16,076 -33.00% 13.53% 2.23

522120 2 34 $24,935 -52.20% 12.31% 0.84

711320 1 38 $3,758 -89.65% 12.07% 10.83

541710 1 7 $59,937 -32.78% 11.87% 0.08541512 12 74 $36,404 -56.52% 11.77% 0.79

424810 2 58 $20,548 -54.25% 11.36% 3.88

531210 25 67 $16,391 -69.98% 10.99% 1.06

238910 6 154 $35,722 -15.82% 10.87% 2.43

311612 2 73 $35,105 -1.21% 10.57% 3.90

423430 1 8 $41,055 -58.43% 10.06% 0.19

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442110 5 34 $21,160 -34.41% 9.35% 0.68

488190 1 26 $31,404 -32.49% 9.14% 1.75

812199 6 58 $12,790 -14.19% 8.83% 4.59

238130 4 14 $16,615 -47.91% 8.37% 0.51

446120 5 47 $8,101 -65.25% 8.30% 2.73

517212 3 72 $48,633 -25.66% 8.10% 2.33

237310 2 79 $43,758 -14.45% 7.84% 1.37

621610 3 55 $21,356 -12.18% 7.72% 0.38

238170 2 15 $26,905 -16.62% 7.72% 1.84811213 1 5 $20,215 -58.09% 7.72% 1.68

236220 12 159 $36,790 -33.34% 7.50% 1.53

722212 1 71 $8,477 -42.04% 6.97% 3.15

111 3 28 $14,953 -34.40% 6.78% 0.31

622110 2 743 $36,238 -21.70% 6.68% 1.07

423850 1 6 $35,943 -16.11% 6.27% 0.56

512131 1 49 $18,459 69.92% 6.12% 2.24

515112 2 49 $63,059 36.30% 6.12% 3.38

541330 12 140 $55,009 -24.22% 5.86% 0.95

621310 10 39 $32,136 19.50% 5.73% 2.02

531110 17 78 $18,114 -42.55% 5.73% 1.26

425120 23 137 $49,106 -31.22% 5.40% 1.11

541940 8 56 $15,529 -45.85% 5.27% 1.19

562910 1 44 $35,151 -29.16% 5.01% 3.72


Table A3: Industries in Riley County with Location Quotients greater than 1.25


332439 1 453 $27,379 -30.58% 245.33% 121.49

721310 30 126 $7,325 -58.78% 0.27% 71.74

451212 1 29 $6,366 -69.20% N 19.73


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NAICS Establishments Employment Average Wages Avg Wages compared to US average Growth Rate LQ488410 2 33 $43,032 46.85% 20.20% 4.04

311612 2 73 $35,105 -1.21% 10.57% 3.90

811211 2 9 $22,461 -34.26% -19.10% 3.88

424810 2 58 $20,548 -54.25% 11.36% 3.88

541922 3 7 $34,934 -22.27% N 3.75

445310 13 86 $6,657 -68.86% 3.31% 3.74

562910 1 44 $35,151 -29.16% 5.01% 3.72

451220 2 25 $9,517 -50.76% -38.60% 3.71

722320 2 94 $9,347 -46.18% -30.99% 3.71

621320 6 62 $25,420 -19.48% 3.45% 3.71448150 3 29 $12,501 -40.86% 79.67% 3.68

524210 47 398 $36,607 -36.19% -16.19% 3.57

323110 1 142 $29,680 -34.24% 56.57% 3.43

561439 5 39 $11,156 -67.86% 77.28% 3.41

515112 2 49 $63,059 36.30% 6.12% 3.38

451120 7 78 $10,003 -32.96% 21.03% 3.30

237110 4 112 $42,107 -10.87% 1.85% 3.22

722212 1 71 $8,477 -42.04% 6.97% 3.15

311811 2 35 $31,668 72.65% -13.46% 3.11

813410 14 217 $18,230 16.03% 30.79% 3.10

561499 1 36 $10,105 -77.78% 81.71% 3.09

453220 13 103 $6,513 -58.47% 13.74% 2.98

445299 1 43 $16,296 -27.46% 23.19% 2.95

562219 1 8 $29,504 -40.86% 16.96% 2.93

611512 2 8 $70,240 55.72% 58.74% 2.90424990 1 43 $22,123 -47.05% N 2.80

531312 5 59 $13,501 -76.63% 61.53% 2.78

541620 4 34 $42,740 -26.92% 223.96% 2.76

811219 1 13 $35,964 -32.37% 135.13% 2.75

446120 5 47 $8,101 -65.25% 8.30% 2.73

336413 1 42 $50,493 -12.97% N 2.73

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453930 2 11 $30,474 -20.31% 22.39% 2.69

511110 4 160 $14,641 -64.12% -6.06% 2.63

811122 1 14 $39,530 19.65% 91.29% 2.60

713950 1 33 $7,604 -42.72% 154.58% 2.57

532112 1 4 $12,276 -77.93% N 2.55

451140 3 15 $18,434 -31.75% 0.00% 2.54

238910 6 154 $35,722 -15.82% 10.87% 2.43

531311 16 127 $22,101 -38.31% -6.43% 2.42

115115 1 61 $16,508 8.83% N 2.40541921 2 30 $27,605 35.82% 210.72% 2.38

713120 1 7 $6,992 -54.52% 91.29% 2.37

811430 1 1 $12,003 -41.04% -30.66% 2.33

517212 3 72 $48,633 -25.66% 8.10% 2.33

713990 4 49 $6,278 -63.44% 17.77% 2.30

623110 5 607 $18,649 -29.07% 3.91% 2.28

452112 1 350 $14,407 -23.33% 1.67% 2.25

451110 8 89 $11,058 -42.85% 16.01% 2.25

512131 1 49 $18,459 69.92% 6.12% 2.24

444130 2 60 $16,076 -33.00% 13.53% 2.23

624110 5 58 $10,413 -61.03% -3.23% 2.20

321214 2 18 $22,935 -31.92% 14.47% 2.13

531320 5 15 $34,787 -22.28% -5.90% 2.10

445230 1 15 $12,712 -51.82% -19.73% 2.10

424510 4 15 $20,034 -55.08% 28.92% 2.09453210 3 60 $21,399 -29.04% -4.55% 2.05

238330 2 30 $42,533 7.02% 81.71% 2.05

541850 1 12 $29,272 -32.69% -5.01% 2.02

722211 38 1159 $10,003 -16.12% 3.05% 2.02

621310 10 39 $32,136 19.50% 5.73% 2.02

238220 15 334 $44,411 0.39% -2.65% 2.02

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NAICS Establishments Employment Average Wages Avg Wages compared to US average Growth Rate LQ711219 1 8 $8,600 -78.61% N 2.00

339950 3 25 $25,528 -33.37% 4.35% 1.91

238170 2 15 $26,905 -16.62% 7.72% 1.84

713910 3 104 $11,973 -42.34% -6.93% 1.83

447110 19 230 $12,082 -28.32% -1.55% 1.83

812910 3 15 $3,801 -77.75% N 1.82

221111 1 12 $44,116 -52.45% -50.34% 1.80

561730 14 195 $17,843 -33.22% 0.52% 1.76

448110 1 24 $19,922 -6.20% N 1.76

451130 4 16 $8,300 -46.76% 0.00% 1.76522110 19 391 $33,259 -39.52% -0.92% 1.75

488190 1 26 $31,404 -32.49% 9.14% 1.75

448310 8 45 $20,497 -31.35% -1.44% 1.73

442291 1 4 $7,323 -75.33% -7.17% 1.72

453910 4 27 $7,257 -61.77% 2.60% 1.72

238310 4 105 $32,138 -15.59% 4.50% 1.70

811213 1 5 $20,215 -58.09% 7.72% 1.68

523920 5 34 $60,976 -72.54% 31.36% 1.67

236115 34 175 $25,920 -45.42% 15.02% 1.67

812310 4 10 $7,426 -51.31% -25.31% 1.63

238120 1 26 $25,407 -45.44% 29.40% 1.61

519190 1 3 $60,744 40.69% N 1.58

523930 7 32 $90,073 -34.56% -29.16% 1.55

441310 10 85 $19,304 -25.33% 2.47% 1.54

812112 19 113 $19,600 0.24% -1.71% 1.53236220 12 159 $36,790 -33.34% 7.50% 1.53

423810 1 23 $38,039 -34.71% N 1.52

813312 2 10 $17,017 -47.55% 35.72% 1.52

621210 21 196 $43,601 3.53% 2.13% 1.48

454390 1 13 $34,292 -6.66% -11.88% 1.46

541213 2 25 $15,956 -21.14% N 1.45

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541310 9 49 $52,542 -22.18% 4.45% 1.42

811490 2 7 $10,585 -62.37% N 1.41

453991 1 6 $17,379 -13.40% -18.29% 1.40

453998 3 31 $27,250 2.36% 41.25% 1.38

454111 0.3 16 $25,230 -48.46% N 1.37

237310 2 79 $43,758 -14.45% 7.84% 1.37

448210 5 42 $8,717 -54.20% -8.04% 1.36

541350 3 4 $19,478 -53.34% 0.00% 1.35

444110 3 150 $19,473 -26.16% 0.00% 1.33812210 3 23 $21,486 -30.95% -2.74% 1.33

621111 26 469 $48,095 -29.91% 66.83% 1.32

531190 3 9 $13,110 -54.27% 21.64% 1.31

531120 7 32 $18,095 -68.28% -25.37% 1.31

541191 1 17 $24,081 -48.21% -18.15% 1.30

532412 3 12 $21,134 -63.05% N 1.29

611699 1 8 $11,626 -62.50% 16.96% 1.29

454112 1 1 $33,085 -52.88% N 1.29

531110 17 78 $18,114 -42.55% 5.73% 1.26


Table A4: Industries in Riley County fulfilling one of three conditional criteria (either LQ>1.25 or Growthrate>5.0% or Average wages 10% above the national averages)

NAICS NAICS definitionAvg Wages

compared to US

average

GrowthRate

LQ Cluster

111 Crop production -34.40% 6.78% 0.31 Agribusiness, Food Processing and

Technology

115115 Farm labor contractors and crew

leaders

8.83% N 2.40 Agribusiness, Food Processing and

Technology

221111 Hydroelectric power generation -52.45% -50.34% 1.80 Energy (Fossil and Renewable)


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compared to USaverage

GrowthRate

LQ Cluster

451220 Prerecorded Tape, Compact Disc, andRecord Stores -50.76% -38.60% 3.71 Local Entertainment & Media

452112 Discount Department Stores -23.33% 1.67% 2.25 Local Retail Clothing & Accessories

453210 Office Supplies and Stationery Stores -29.04% -4.55% 2.05 Local Commercial Services

453220 Gift, Novelty, and Souvenir Stores -58.47% 13.74% 2.98 Local Hospitality Establishments

453910 Pet and Pet Supplies Stores -61.77% 2.60% 1.72 None

453930 Manufactured (Mobile) Home Dealers -20.31% 22.39% 2.69 Local Real Estate , Construction &

453991 Tobacco Stores -13.40% -18.29% 1.40 Local Food and Beverages Processing &

453998 All Other Miscellaneous Store Retailers 2.36% 41.25% 1.38 None

454111 Electronic Shopping -48.46% N 1.37 None

454112 Electronic Auctions -52.88% N 1.29 None

454390 Other Direct Selling Establishments -6.66% -11.88% 1.46 None

488190 Other support activities for air -32.49% 9.14% 1.75 Transportation & Logistics

488410 Motor vehicle towing 46.85% 20.20% 4.04 Transportation & Logistics

488490 Other support activities for road 42.58% N 0.56 Transportation & Logistics

488991 Packing and crating 41.03% 0.00% 0.30 Transportation & Logistics511110 Newspaper publishers -64.12% -6.06% 2.63 Education & Knowledge Creation

511120 Periodical publishers -54.57% 24.08% 5.32 Education & Knowledge Creation

511130 Book publishers -66.63% -46.14% 0.37 Education & Knowledge Creation

512131 Motion picture theaters, except drive-ins 69.92% 6.12% 2.24 Arts, Entertainment, Recreation & Visitor

515112 Radio stations 36.30% 6.12% 3.38 Arts, Entertainment, Recreation & Visitor

517110 Wired telecommunications carriers 35.81% -12.64% 0.05 Information Technology and

517212 Cellular and other wireless carriers -25.66% 8.10% 2.33 Information Technology and

519190 All other information services 40.69% N 1.58 Printing and Publishing

522110 Commercial Banking -39.52% -0.92% 1.75 Local Financial Services

522120 Savings Institutions -52.20% 12.31% 0.84 Local Financial Services

522298 All other nondepository credit -57.00% 44.22% 0.90 Business and Financial Services

523920 Portfolio management -72.54% 31.36% 1.67 Business and Financial Services

523930 Investment advice -34.56% -29.16% 1.55 Business and Financial Services

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GrowthRate

LQ Cluster

524114 Direct health and medical insurance -21.34% 41.50% 0.29 Business and Financial Services524210 Insurance agencies and brokerages -36.19% -16.19% 3.57 Business and Financial Services

531110 Lessors of Residential Buildings and

Dwellings

-42.55% 5.73% 1.26 Local Real Estate, Construction &

Development

531120 Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings

(except Miniwarehouses)

-68.28% -25.37% 1.31 Local Real Estate, Construction &

Development

531190 Lessors of Other Real Estate Property -54.27% 21.64% 1.31 Local Real Estate, Construction &

Development

531210 Offices of Real Estate Agents andBrokers

-69.98% 10.99% 1.06 Local Real Estate, Construction &Development

531311 Residential property managers -38.31% -6.43% 2.42 Business and Financial Services

531312 Nonresidential property managers -76.63% 61.53% 2.78 Business and Financial Services

531320 Offices of Real Estate Appraisers -22.28% -5.90% 2.10 Local Real Estate , Construction &

Development

531390 Other activities related to real estate -69.72% 58.74% 0.57 Business and Financial Services

532112 Passenger Car Leasing -77.93% N 2.55 Local Logistical Services532230 Video Tape and Disc Rental -52.74% 86.63% 1.21 Local Entertainment & Media

532412 Construction, mining, and forestry -63.05% N 1.29 Mining

541110 Lessors of other nonfinancial intangible

asset

-64.29% 22.67% 0.53 Business and Financial Services

541191 Title abstract and settlement offices -48.21% -18.15% 1.30 Business and Financial Services

541213 Tax preparation services -21.14% N 1.45 Business and Financial Services

541310 Architectural services -22.18% 4.45% 1.42 Business and Financial Services

541330 Engineering services -24.22% 5.86% 0.95 Business and Financial Services

541350 Building inspection services -53.34% 0.00% 1.35 Business and Financial Services

541370 Other surveying and mapping services -24.82% 115.44% 0.90 Business and Financial Services

541410 Interior design services 12.62% -72.48% 0.28 Business and Financial Services

541512 Computer systems design services -56.52% 11.77% 0.79 Business and Financial Services

541611 Administrative management consulting -71.78% 10.06% 0.43 Business and Financial Services

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GrowthRate

LQ Cluster

541613 Marketing consulting services -0.68% 19.35% 0.78 Business and Financial Services541620 Environmental consulting services -26.92% 223.96% 2.76 Business and Financial Services

541710 R&D in physical, engineering and life

sciences

-32.78% 11.87% 0.08 Biomedical/Biotechnical (Life Sciences)

541810 Advertising agencies -66.95% 81.71% 0.20 Business and Financial Services

541850 Display advertising -32.69% -5.01% 2.02 Business and Financial Services

541921 Photography Studios, Portrait 35.82% 210.72% 2.38 None

541922 Commercial photography -22.27% N 3.75 Business and Financial Services

541940 Veterinary Services -45.85% 5.27% 1.19 None

551114 Corporate, Subsidiary, and Regional -23.50% 25.62% 0.40 Local Commercial Services

561110 Office Administrative Services -64.23% 146.91% 4.62 Local Commercial Services

561320 Temporary Help Services 0.53% 312.13% 0.16 Local Commercial Services

561330 Professional Employer Organizations 116.60% -59.63% 0.04 Local Commercial Services

561439 Other Business Service Centers -67.86% 77.28% 3.41 Local Commercial Services

561492 Court Reporting and Stenotype -62.80% 328.18% 223.24 Local Commercial Services

561499 All Other Business Support Services -77.78% 81.71% 3.09 Local Commercial Services561510 Travel agencies -69.20% 25.99% 0.11 Arts, Entertainment, Recreation & Visitor

561730 Landscaping Services -33.22% 0.52% 1.76 Local Household Goods & Services

561740 Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning 1.47% 65.10% 1.16 Local Personal Services (Non-Medical)

561790 Other Services to Buildings and 30.20% N 0.15 Local Personal Services (Non-Medical)

561990 All Other Support Services -74.64% 39.71% 0.94 Local Commercial Services

562219 Other Nonhazardous Waste Treatment -40.86% 16.96% 2.93 Local Utilities

562910 Remediation Services -29.16% 5.01% 3.72 Local Utilities

611210 Junior colleges -29.55% N 7.08 Education & Knowledge Creation

611310 Colleges, universities and professional

schools

-50.14% 296.85% 0.72 Education & Knowledge Creation

611511 Cosmetology and barber schools 29.24% 143.85% 11.44 Education & Knowledge Creation

611512 Flight training 55.72% 58.74% 2.90 Education & Knowledge Creation

611519 Other technical and trade schools 26.57% N 6.83 Education & Knowledge Creation


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