Table VIII.B.3(2004) Number of full-time private-sector employees by average wage quartiles and State: United States, 2004
 
Division and State

Total

 

Quartile 1 Average Wage

 

Quartile 2 Average Wage

 

Quartile 3 Average Wage

 

Quartile 4 Average Wage

 
 
United States

89,126,863

16,533,143

22,074,435

24,620,691

25,898,595

 
New England:
Connecticut

1,162,224

197,717

285,157

330,600

348,750

Maine

364,766

66,559

90,484

103,462

104,261

Massachusetts

2,330,247

430,699

559,265

654,500

685,781

New Hampshire

422,442

93,367

*

92,814

113,799

122,463

Rhode Island

305,924

64,466

76,574

64,117

100,768

Vermont

184,838

35,411

39,035

54,026

56,366

*
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

2,495,610

361,509

616,065

716,785

801,250

New York

5,867,223

1,050,611

1,590,816

1,521,719

1,704,078

Pennsylvania

4,073,058

694,115

1,006,940

1,123,797

1,248,205

 
East North Central:
Illinois

4,112,492

742,662

1,026,801

1,159,759

1,183,271

Indiana

2,075,880

413,644

509,430

574,723

578,083

Michigan

2,896,148

564,397

683,912

795,457

852,382

Ohio

3,609,525

633,394

864,103

1,029,247

1,082,780

Wisconsin

1,923,182

355,494

*

424,116

578,508

565,065

 
West North Central:
Iowa

894,303

125,914

225,403

260,722

282,264

*
Kansas

831,838

128,722

218,433

224,720

259,963

Minnesota

1,870,637

363,595

432,725

528,252

546,065

Missouri

1,757,117

289,852

424,072

509,969

533,224

Nebraska

590,922

110,726

134,145

157,641

188,410

North Dakota

201,343

35,101

51,438

*

55,686

59,118

South Dakota

222,931

34,076

58,033

67,504

63,317

 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

292,707

55,257

65,629

88,975

82,847

District of Columbia

367,474

69,175

96,397

100,498

101,404

Florida

5,665,557

1,167,027

1,299,498

1,561,678

1,637,355

Georgia

2,670,086

460,682

709,633

734,449

765,321

Maryland

1,700,699

349,840

398,513

447,191

505,154

North Carolina

2,635,883

469,573

658,544

720,074

787,692

South Carolina

1,190,343

204,427

312,735

334,098

339,083

Virginia

2,367,214

414,373

612,453

649,795

690,593

West Virginia

424,684

72,533

106,035

123,756

122,360

 
East South Central:
Alabama

1,361,443

311,885

*

311,280

363,942

374,335

Kentucky

1,234,110

238,771

319,175

328,791

347,373

Mississippi

709,533

131,113

178,129

200,517

199,775

Tennessee

1,803,769

346,162

443,811

472,004

541,792

 
West South Central:
Arkansas

818,340

168,275

206,854

220,495

222,716

Louisiana

1,251,152

252,615

*

276,767

351,820

369,951

Oklahoma

935,027

169,527

224,963

266,618

273,920

Texas

6,339,687

1,199,203

1,492,514

1,789,319

1,858,651

 
Mountain:
Arizona

1,587,726

276,262

415,580

372,511

523,374

Colorado

1,536,334

278,167

383,407

424,480

450,279

Idaho

363,578

54,766

*

89,553

99,376

119,883

Montana

227,199

36,696

53,740

66,378

70,385

Nevada

870,446

186,768

224,420

217,588

241,670

New Mexico

426,156

80,421

*

99,349

120,194

126,193

Utah

716,283

124,691

*

160,133

205,516

225,944

Wyoming

135,909

23,042

33,879

39,268

39,720

 
Pacific:
Alaska

170,633

31,517

37,814

51,410

49,891

California

10,137,358

1,885,007

2,592,511

2,718,920

2,940,920

Hawaii

370,483

79,615

89,489

97,044

104,335

Oregon

1,021,668

193,211

266,357

263,164

298,936

Washington

1,602,735

247,658

369,717

481,431

503,929

 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2004 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(2004) Standard error for number of full-time private-sector employees by average wage quartiles and State: United States, 2004
 
Division and State

Total

 

Quartile 1 Average Wage

 

Quartile 2 Average Wage

 

Quartile 3 Average Wage

 

Quartile 4 Average Wage

 
 
United States

499,080

362,415

294,534

681,187

461,012

 
New England:
Connecticut

73,096

33,492

39,212

34,813

53,847

Maine

20,288

8,539

13,833

11,961

18,068

Massachusetts

226,852

71,295

83,593

118,650

101,771

New Hampshire

42,769

43,429

*

22,195

16,239

14,194

Rhode Island

15,175

9,869

10,865

9,984

16,992

Vermont

26,527

6,964

4,608

6,148

20,988

*
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

181,907

59,957

123,429

105,445

63,081

New York

276,437

72,226

275,884

185,737

136,683

Pennsylvania

292,163

110,375

124,402

94,943

247,357

 
East North Central:
Illinois

211,282

112,974

91,415

170,694

162,941

Indiana

140,296

72,287

73,737

73,780

103,703

Michigan

178,205

58,209

89,241

95,014

119,672

Ohio

195,960

120,085

116,845

82,647

104,692

Wisconsin

182,141

107,675

*

53,471

63,565

94,031

 
West North Central:
Iowa

112,131

21,952

40,259

20,967

120,548

*
Kansas

61,731

19,565

36,902

67,276

50,269

Minnesota

148,314

100,934

66,153

83,742

75,882

Missouri

127,494

39,065

39,547

94,131

92,568

Nebraska

58,742

26,376

23,698

25,945

52,175

North Dakota

31,212

10,325

19,843

*

10,976

12,041

South Dakota

13,492

6,505

9,182

17,903

13,304

 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

29,953

12,950

10,445

15,794

14,756

District of Columbia

31,764

10,413

15,386

9,471

29,527

Florida

301,887

247,363

129,910

187,331

236,113

Georgia

189,434

106,909

109,960

119,957

75,170

Maryland

120,068

63,557

56,171

49,885

105,642

North Carolina

158,404

105,298

110,413

116,577

102,610

South Carolina

82,866

18,521

84,888

56,056

81,487

Virginia

218,422

76,387

146,988

77,406

98,349

West Virginia

30,233

9,774

21,339

14,817

9,010

 
East South Central:
Alabama

140,011

115,533

*

45,267

38,764

62,006

Kentucky

64,543

42,013

37,694

51,583

61,652

Mississippi

50,789

22,446

38,838

23,485

20,420

Tennessee

140,728

71,282

105,862

51,958

58,511

 
West South Central:
Arkansas

61,230

23,471

33,908

26,891

34,016

Louisiana

120,477

89,395

*

37,003

55,763

56,124

Oklahoma

44,146

38,037

27,208

57,243

33,616

Texas

272,828

148,189

220,611

183,949

130,941

 
Mountain:
Arizona

122,306

54,505

40,801

51,697

97,510

Colorado

131,761

51,145

66,933

41,072

67,254

Idaho

34,572

21,653

*

14,884

13,135

17,551

Montana

16,342

7,751

9,898

13,029

9,531

Nevada

66,801

21,341

41,239

39,291

43,396

New Mexico

26,684

30,742

*

16,926

17,250

21,868

Utah

71,432

51,181

*

44,708

26,375

50,350

Wyoming

10,683

4,464

6,315

8,249

5,480

 
Pacific:
Alaska

13,927

4,024

7,993

14,612

6,795

California

384,093

145,504

205,658

275,708

206,969

Hawaii

22,840

9,428

10,585

11,490

8,850

Oregon

72,703

15,981

28,291

28,810

52,602

Washington

113,694

51,844

67,281

68,489

81,462

 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2004 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.