Table VIII.B.3(2002) Number of full-time private-sector employees by average wage quartiles and State: United States, 2002: (43 States are shown separately)
 
Division and State

Total

 

Quartile 1 Average Wage

 

Quartile 2 Average Wage

 

Quartile 3 Average Wage

 

Quartile 4 Average Wage

 
 
United States

89,099,457

16,999,928

21,784,021

24,399,640

25,915,868

 
New England:
Connecticut

1,234,063

203,928

255,417

399,905

374,813

Maine

374,760

74,093

84,184

103,105

113,379

Massachusetts

2,222,789

410,238

488,111

602,504

721,935

New Hampshire

369,394

71,334

88,834

93,920

115,306

 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

3,069,227

639,501

741,491

818,730

869,505

New York

5,711,255

1,174,011

1,262,837

1,580,194

1,694,212

Pennsylvania

4,059,147

736,311

999,597

1,076,690

1,246,550

 
East North Central:
Illinois

4,172,062

783,327

971,311

1,201,876

1,215,548

Indiana

2,077,603

412,834

470,523

575,482

618,764

Michigan

2,813,377

520,719

629,264

783,825

879,569

Ohio

3,797,964

694,005

899,538

1,098,133

1,106,287

Wisconsin

1,855,400

291,679

488,040

509,514

566,166

 
West North Central:
Iowa

921,067

149,712

221,714

262,551

287,090

Kansas

824,394

110,887

213,294

240,171

260,042

Minnesota

1,716,115

303,990

425,023

518,110

468,992

*
Missouri

1,809,233

366,018

*

421,931

487,003

534,282

Nebraska

564,131

87,376

143,246

161,299

172,210

 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

297,932

59,402

73,013

79,525

85,993

Florida

4,865,578

966,893

1,186,531

1,306,522

1,405,631

Georgia

2,893,405

534,724

748,115

718,154

892,411

*
Maryland

1,728,475

313,557

415,422

*

485,887

513,610

North Carolina

2,747,623

491,530

688,177

772,822

795,095

*
South Carolina

1,142,416

208,489

269,192

326,242

338,493

Virginia

2,367,354

444,133

616,587

*

633,511

673,124

*
West Virginia

428,598

75,162

106,135

115,807

131,494

 
East South Central:
Alabama

1,185,477

221,039

273,983

319,976

370,479

Kentucky

1,184,675

221,953

288,860

328,530

345,332

Mississippi

703,873

142,349

152,156

203,074

206,294

Tennessee

1,784,990

331,031

402,600

523,310

528,048

 
West South Central:
Louisiana

1,180,439

194,801

300,215

332,378

353,045

Oklahoma

919,736

180,150

204,438

*

273,713

261,435

Texas

6,706,562

1,283,848

1,741,922

1,834,100

1,846,693

 
Mountain:
Arizona

1,454,565

251,655

349,925

423,165

429,819

Colorado

1,588,873

322,168

*

382,428

403,371

480,907

Montana

218,786

40,759

46,450

56,694

74,883

Nevada

785,066

147,670

188,588

220,681

228,127

New Mexico

386,026

73,421

78,089

112,865

121,651

Utah

696,505

126,930

182,179

*

187,926

199,469

Wyoming

133,762

21,983

34,304

38,685

38,791

 
Pacific:
California

10,405,189

2,151,371

2,510,034

2,767,634

2,976,149

Hawaii

353,564

65,624

85,781

97,487

104,671

Oregon

1,030,717

208,640

260,715

253,055

308,307

Washington

1,772,475

302,452

473,454

474,076

522,493

 
States not shown separately

2,544,815

372,406

392,548

697,629

1,082,231

 
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.
Totals may not sum exactly because of rounding.

 

Table VIII.B.3(2002) Standard error for number of full-time private-sector employees by average wage quartiles and State: United States, 2002: (43 States are shown separately)
 
Division and State

Total

 

Quartile 1 Average Wage

 

Quartile 2 Average Wage

 

Quartile 3 Average Wage

 

Quartile 4 Average Wage

 
 
United States

1,025,765

285,531

407,740

510,770

804,189

 
New England:
Connecticut

127,781

27,764

29,956

119,285

34,585

Maine

27,065

12,788

14,098

15,695

16,778

Massachusetts

179,147

31,000

75,896

94,549

133,872

New Hampshire

36,394

8,884

25,661

9,087

10,869

 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

286,502

180,590

141,864

125,470

210,995

New York

325,269

128,591

147,630

159,386

154,106

Pennsylvania

289,353

64,185

94,598

175,489

200,412

 
East North Central:
Illinois

281,609

97,378

130,693

193,538

190,411

Indiana

202,180

80,165

63,564

71,098

93,212

Michigan

191,753

67,201

114,443

89,648

143,603

Ohio

186,642

93,041

80,998

106,571

105,417

Wisconsin

133,773

30,916

90,221

66,706

101,015

 
West North Central:
Iowa

73,908

23,238

21,806

49,336

28,531

Kansas

90,260

12,206

19,767

28,343

71,924

Minnesota

176,364

38,404

95,669

57,596

149,380

*
Missouri

128,231

125,827

*

37,222

61,170

82,440

Nebraska

47,314

18,918

20,363

18,583

36,481

 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

33,724

10,055

8,249

23,396

13,398

Florida

341,985

100,075

155,595

241,446

332,601

Georgia

325,477

76,708

107,712

102,483

303,287

*
Maryland

162,660

46,841

138,938

*

64,599

69,329

North Carolina

309,362

56,499

119,063

154,878

253,945

*
South Carolina

64,819

28,125

41,599

35,977

39,041

Virginia

320,627

63,138

187,374

*

68,966

258,252

*
West Virginia

22,697

9,838

12,678

14,593

18,149

 
East South Central:
Alabama

102,697

29,326

27,150

67,994

69,675

Kentucky

90,247

36,773

37,251

62,920

60,533

Mississippi

48,881

25,001

17,374

46,197

24,324

Tennessee

116,965

37,525

94,597

86,640

62,466

 
West South Central:
Louisiana

122,518

26,178

73,481

32,599

86,613

Oklahoma

135,735

21,352

135,686

*

63,359

25,180

Texas

349,098

67,231

189,190

217,569

325,495

 
Mountain:
Arizona

94,296

34,446

50,560

79,980

48,164

Colorado

178,308

135,358

*

108,375

70,084

63,846

Montana

29,805

7,553

3,637

6,325

21,516

Nevada

52,906

20,514

40,030

49,070

28,159

New Mexico

14,133

7,924

7,295

12,863

12,608

Utah

85,470

10,572

68,819

*

33,682

31,143

Wyoming

8,651

3,124

4,415

9,213

5,556

 
Pacific:
California

488,687

239,609

237,259

159,577

376,818

Hawaii

34,464

9,891

10,140

29,116

8,798

Oregon

54,416

32,473

16,601

38,713

49,582

Washington

116,637

72,018

110,677

75,491

145,875

 
States not shown separately

249,480

52,986

53,689

75,431

237,853

 
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.
Totals may not sum exactly because of rounding.