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q(J What was the average salary for Minnesota retail trade workers? Service •Minnesota retail trade workers earned an average of Which service industries grew the fastest between just under $11,000 in 1992. Annual pay per employee 1987 and 1992? varies a great deal by retail industries,with dairy prod- Amusement and recreation services—including motion ucts stores employees making about$6,000 and manu- pictures, gambling and museums — had the largest factured (mobile) home dealers making more than gains in payroll and receipts, among establishments $23,000 a year. Retail trade employees have seen a 23 with payrolls in the 1992 Census of Service Industries. percent increase in salaries since 1987. This payroll grew by 114 percent,while receipts went up by 87.9 percent. A close second was business services, Retail Trade Annual Pay Five-Year where payroll rose 93.4 percent and receipts climbed per Employee Percent Change 90.9 percent. 1982 $ 7,652 28.1% 1987 8,892 16.2 Which businesses in the service industries had the 1992 $10,939 23.0 largest volume of sales? About 64 percent of all the sales reported in the census came from three service areas:business,health and pro- What percentage of drug store sales are fessional. Professional services include engineering, ac- prescription drugs? counting,research,management and related services. Prescription drugs are 54.6 percent of all sales for drug stores. Sales Percentage of Sales(in billions) Industry Group Business services $5.3 28.2% What kind of Minnesota store sells the largest Health services 4.1 21.9 percentage of hardware,tools and plumbing, and Professional services $2.6 13.7 electrical supplies? Note:Health services include taxable establishments only. Almost 30 percent of hardware,tools and plumbing,and • electrical supplies are sold by hardware stores. How many service establishments are exempt from federal income tax? 1992 About 15 percent—or 5,626—service industry estab- Hardware stores 29.9% lishments were exempt from federal tax in Minnesota in General merchandise stores 22.5 1992. Those establishments employed 208,341 people Department stores (except leased) 14.6 and had revenues of$9.7 billion. Discount/mass merchandising 8.6 The majority of service industry establishments — Miscellaneous general merchandise 7.6 31,004—were subject to federal income tax in Minne- sota. Those establishments employed 349,240 people and had receipts of$18.8 billion. Constmiction r Has any information been released from the 1992 construction industry census? What information is available on Minnesota's minerals Only summary information has been released for Min- industry for 1992? nesota. In the industry, single-family housing construc- Only summary information is available for the minerals tion had the largest number of establishments, with industry in Minnesota. Metal mining was the largest 1,905. The plumbing, heating and air conditioning in- minerals industry in the state, accounting for most of dustry employed the most workers, at 11,727, and non- the industry's employment. St. Louis County had the residential building(not elsewhere classified)produced largest share of establishments, employment and ship- the highest value, at$2.1 billion. ments due to the taconite industry. Number of Establishments 10,648 Number of establishments 154 • Value(in billions) $11.7 Value of shipments $1.3 billion Employees in Minnesota 85,979 Number of employees 7,400 4 Minnesota Planning November 1996