Table V.C.2.b

Table V.C.2.b(2002) Average total employee contribution (in dollars) for mixed-provider plans per enrolled employee for single coverage at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by industry groupings** and State: United States, 2002: (43 States are shown separately)

Division and State	Total	Agri, fish., forestry and construction		Mining and manufacturing		Retail, other services and unknown	Professional services		All other

United States	571	488		486		669	559		552

New England:
Connecticut	576	447	*	503		478	658	*	697
Maine	658	1,023		467		935	362		663
Massachusetts	696	389	*	556		854	622		724
New Hampshire	688	825	*	628		760	684	*	562

Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey	683	783		351		983	720		581
New York	631	236	*	910		679	541		664
Pennsylvania	547	203	*	635	*	645	549		413

East North Central:
Illinois	633	399	*	489		769	716		538
Indiana	630	458		333		1,098	464		500
Michigan	481	1,058	*	391		470	556		429
Ohio	571	492	*	302		789	453		657
Wisconsin	689	483		695		702	557		874

West North Central:
Iowa	487	147	*	466		582	506		506
Kansas	519	476	*	488		668	508		458
Minnesota	606	598	*	463		706	452		732
Missouri	485	384	*	384		521	466		526
Nebraska	686	566	*	679		697	801		646

South Atlantic:
Delaware	520	183	*	517		636	426		526
Florida	560	928		614		623	427		589
Georgia	721	303		579		773	903		367
Maryland	699	836		707		838	545		538
North Carolina	605	470		717		729	379		625
South Carolina	517	721		509		611	469		362
Virginia	530	316	*	440		589	584		515
West Virginia	668	606		436	*	798	785		482

East South Central:
Alabama	617	812	*	545		923	662		397
Kentucky	698	290	*	487		717	790		879
Mississippi	544	176	*	432		558	534		807
Tennessee	566	451	*	586		678	422		521

West South Central:
Louisiana	573	877		522		685	439		500
Oklahoma	686	200	*	436		749	925		519	*
Texas	519	536		354		650	440		559

Mountain:
Arizona	580	1,086	*	643		596	448		636	*
Colorado	610	903		518		785	532		482
Montana	434	349	*	497		555	358	*	401
Nevada	398	787		526		344	254	*	488
New Mexico	473	899		459	*	407	628		282	*
Utah	610	279	*	420		913	653		448
Wyoming	550	372	*	443	*	852	247	*	329

Pacific:
California	496	229	*	337	*	546	516		531
Hawaii	303	59	*	172	*	234	466		440	*
Oregon	368	113	*	338		548	294	*	389	*
Washington	281	287	*	122	*	436	274		261	*

States not shown separately	551	395	*	341		511	702		575

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2002 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component.
Note: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix.
* Figure does not meet standard of reliability or precision.
** Definitions of industry groups and low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix.

Table V.C.2.b(2002) Standard error for average total employee contribution (in dollars) for mixed-provider plans per enrolled employee for single coverage at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by industry groupings** and State: United States, 2002: (43 States are shown separately)

Division and State	Total	Agri, fish., forestry and construction		Mining and manufacturing		Retail, other services and unknown	Professional services		All other

United States	7.53	35.33		15.58		23.41	25.67		18.63

New England:
Connecticut	39.06	136.44	*	94.06		97.63	205.05	*	80.83
Maine	73.58	289.03		113.22		245.75	62.30		133.87
Massachusetts	69.18	147.29	*	119.32		101.89	107.08		136.76
New Hampshire	58.32	288.88	*	112.93		74.87	206.86	*	85.51

Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey	70.36	210.60		75.81		171.06	111.00		110.06
New York	30.31	137.21	*	202.91		43.07	73.33		48.70
Pennsylvania	67.15	62.87	*	206.88	*	108.99	57.92		56.96

East North Central:
Illinois	44.14	127.70	*	73.78		76.46	121.48		54.02
Indiana	90.40	113.79		47.56		203.05	119.97		60.12
Michigan	35.15	498.28	*	61.32		64.69	145.39		72.75
Ohio	60.39	161.66	*	37.66		171.76	90.45		80.04
Wisconsin	66.98	110.89		159.39		136.47	112.91		85.93

West North Central:
Iowa	33.99	61.84	*	59.23		59.04	56.42		108.96
Kansas	56.92	245.28	*	101.23		62.67	58.89		111.08
Minnesota	29.48	282.16	*	84.28		68.98	62.57		127.33
Missouri	54.37	170.93	*	81.11		80.12	107.64		104.58
Nebraska	69.43	180.60	*	78.85		81.99	168.58		98.30

South Atlantic:
Delaware	67.14	135.71	*	93.39		147.78	90.06		97.94
Florida	35.32	194.37		141.77		68.27	83.20		76.94
Georgia	83.90	79.30		108.97		70.52	134.13		90.90
Maryland	47.69	228.91		102.51		73.29	50.73		70.82
North Carolina	80.31	107.07		179.16		96.86	74.61		109.49
South Carolina	40.60	156.40		98.75		103.22	74.97		100.08
Virginia	40.27	104.13	*	78.74		90.28	73.55		116.43
West Virginia	52.09	172.92		144.81	*	121.48	124.22		134.75

East South Central:
Alabama	60.45	256.14	*	74.05		98.46	120.72		60.93
Kentucky	55.91	171.45	*	44.93		148.62	136.27		131.32
Mississippi	72.03	277.14	*	79.64		77.88	120.59		164.72
Tennessee	40.18	158.48	*	136.14		120.79	61.92		137.60

West South Central:
Louisiana	59.28	151.96		124.96		102.11	123.16		118.85
Oklahoma	79.09	79.09	*	101.69		131.92	167.08		350.93	*
Texas	21.51	99.50		63.17		75.20	48.01		81.20

Mountain:
Arizona	70.71	641.26	*	145.37		72.28	86.70		239.09	*
Colorado	45.96	251.27		104.59		85.71	91.75		81.39
Montana	83.87	303.65	*	126.35		87.91	241.32	*	103.86
Nevada	44.75	196.35		120.98		68.99	104.19	*	105.37
New Mexico	61.04	259.51		142.12	*	102.69	86.67		195.43	*
Utah	88.64	193.79	*	84.74		167.14	181.12		80.44
Wyoming	70.45	112.61	*	171.77	*	129.56	97.07	*	96.50

Pacific:
California	28.61	155.20	*	118.29	*	58.57	61.27		56.97
Hawaii	60.72	51.71	*	54.72	*	50.85	108.99		134.03	*
Oregon	81.39	160.36	*	84.11		95.70	167.11	*	152.69	*
Washington	42.06	176.87	*	55.88	*	68.27	44.57		119.84	*

States not shown separately	46.80	135.23	*	92.10		68.33	96.75		87.31

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2002 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component.
Note: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix.
* Figure does not meet standard of reliability or precision.
** Definitions of industry groups and low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix.