Table VIII.B.4

Table VIII.B.4(2002) Number of part-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	22,337,746	11,456,847		5,895,802		3,223,200		1,761,897

New England:
Connecticut	388,749	225,640		81,689		57,070		24,351
Maine	119,099	50,698		39,653		19,947	*	8,801
Massachusetts	752,140	332,776		143,593	*	216,606	*	59,165	*
New Hampshire	163,208	66,343		43,160	*	32,911	*	20,794	*

Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey	571,709	283,556		157,482		88,497		42,174
New York	1,671,433	715,878		558,995		258,030	*	138,529
Pennsylvania	1,022,221	587,869		251,610		86,373		96,369

East North Central:
Illinois	1,038,537	509,890		348,535		77,506		102,606	*
Indiana	532,640	232,300		187,665	*	63,192		49,483	*
Michigan	1,029,586	451,865		318,243	*	190,671		68,807
Ohio	869,540	470,010		260,355		68,831	*	70,343
Wisconsin	552,544	314,507		112,280		89,028	*	36,729	*

West North Central:
Iowa	301,643	154,404		84,476		43,233		19,530
Kansas	262,806	150,235	*	72,104		27,632	*	12,835	*
Minnesota	638,070	287,443		161,568	*	69,791		119,268	*
Missouri	467,455	198,436		150,203		82,254		36,561
Nebraska	168,058	94,568		40,501		19,530		13,459

South Atlantic:
Delaware	75,608	41,122		17,872		11,314	*	5,300	*
Florida	1,189,677	542,203		355,344	*	193,304	*	98,827
Georgia	471,635	313,838		99,270		38,272		20,255	*
Maryland	415,297	186,365		139,741	*	67,425		21,766
North Carolina	495,788	325,185		113,075		44,337		13,190	*
South Carolina	336,406	203,827	*	85,527		26,795	*	20,256	*
Virginia	505,890	268,075		110,476		66,588		60,752	*
West Virginia	112,431	62,218		28,595		13,185		8,433	*

East South Central:
Alabama	346,452	168,624		101,667	*	56,719	*	19,443
Kentucky	258,223	130,188		80,290		30,009	*	17,735	*
Mississippi	175,107	77,142		65,840	*	17,346		14,779	*
Tennessee	436,955	184,980		200,891	*	27,328		23,756	*

West South Central:
Louisiana	268,073	156,419		74,745	*	26,601		10,308	*
Oklahoma	195,170	102,555		34,697	*	40,978		16,940
Texas	1,227,033	699,543		248,436		148,676	*	130,378	*

Mountain:
Arizona	393,582	194,835		127,232	*	40,310		31,206
Colorado	408,776	185,817	*	114,047	*	72,626	*	36,286
Montana	84,095	39,811		27,837		9,441		7,006
Nevada	179,931	92,336		49,711	*	22,706		15,178
New Mexico	134,956	59,594		50,211	*	16,617		8,535
Utah	148,292	85,095		32,569		20,006		10,622
Wyoming	41,176	21,657		9,306		5,231		4,983	*

Pacific:
California	2,339,947	1,115,706		647,752		388,601		187,888
Hawaii	98,185	49,222		26,459		15,322	*	7,182
Oregon	329,291	139,839		75,869		81,069	*	32,514	*
Washington	486,713	226,226		132,792		83,317	*	44,378	*

States not shown separately	633,617	308,681		150,204		103,940		70,793

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.4(2002) Standard error for number of part-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	478,824	266,586		189,763		277,295		127,063

New England:
Connecticut	56,511	63,466		21,945		11,252		6,223
Maine	10,995	8,846		8,681		6,297	*	1,884
Massachusetts	177,430	56,074		66,309	*	157,724	*	22,405	*
New Hampshire	38,160	9,038		13,831	*	19,422	*	7,067	*

Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey	50,946	34,725		37,488		20,442		10,031
New York	197,963	68,144		162,939		98,071	*	27,747
Pennsylvania	71,374	46,418		33,557		13,378		25,077

East North Central:
Illinois	115,586	95,790		92,554		11,925		57,731	*
Indiana	65,393	28,442		57,558	*	17,727		20,572	*
Michigan	153,182	49,907		108,123	*	43,338		16,449
Ohio	91,902	71,899		25,798		22,124	*	13,584
Wisconsin	64,292	33,418		20,161		35,969	*	13,065	*

West North Central:
Iowa	25,978	21,241		19,679		11,961		4,375
Kansas	49,014	47,684	*	10,727		9,851	*	4,453	*
Minnesota	93,300	32,865		54,213	*	11,042		80,100	*
Missouri	45,964	18,950		26,391		23,459		7,788
Nebraska	14,532	12,497		3,977		5,592		3,304

South Atlantic:
Delaware	9,510	6,165		1,284		4,128	*	3,428	*
Florida	194,551	80,039		120,457	*	105,218	*	18,692
Georgia	62,136	65,630		17,046		10,625		7,195	*
Maryland	55,390	12,784		45,814	*	14,242		3,185
North Carolina	47,993	45,739		29,344		12,193		5,004	*
South Carolina	71,107	63,155	*	13,173		8,522	*	7,194	*
Virginia	46,248	29,758		17,884		13,630		32,467	*
West Virginia	6,568	6,304		3,348		3,329		4,123	*

East South Central:
Alabama	57,418	29,923		50,366	*	32,682	*	5,464
Kentucky	20,736	13,110		22,598		12,212	*	7,016	*
Mississippi	32,732	8,098		32,877	*	5,184		5,428	*
Tennessee	87,594	25,691		93,966	*	5,633		7,634	*

West South Central:
Louisiana	37,137	27,008		28,951	*	4,360		3,669	*
Oklahoma	22,358	8,292		16,911	*	11,632		3,128
Texas	77,664	65,239		38,553		47,286	*	80,782	*

Mountain:
Arizona	72,141	20,364		65,053	*	8,690		7,564
Colorado	69,598	58,970	*	37,215	*	29,858	*	8,764
Montana	6,159	5,013		2,668		1,621		2,099
Nevada	20,443	14,246		20,073	*	5,446		3,567
New Mexico	19,593	10,101		19,352	*	4,207		1,711
Utah	12,343	9,757		5,632		3,674		2,648
Wyoming	3,602	2,089		1,313		1,071		3,521	*

Pacific:
California	140,286	84,885		82,458		83,365		34,674
Hawaii	11,010	7,995		5,591		7,532	*	1,790
Oregon	57,653	21,013		11,481		51,055	*	12,724	*
Washington	47,360	36,144		24,096		33,641	*	17,078	*

States not shown separately	59,893	54,076		19,153		27,067		14,035

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.