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The Consuming Industries Trade Action Coalition
Steel-producing and Steel-consuming Employment for Selected States
Members
Of Congress Support Role For Consumers In Trade Policy-
July 18, 2001
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STATE
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STEEL-
CONSUMING JOBS
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STEEL-
PRODUCING JOBS
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LARGE STEEL-
CONSUMING SECTORS
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STEEL-
CONSUMING V STEEL-
PRODUCING JOBS
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California
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1,218,046
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6,857
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Industrial machinery and equipment,
transportation equipment, general building contractors
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178 steel-consuming jobs for every
1 steel-producing job
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Connecticut
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197,050
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1,939
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Transportation equipment, fabricated
metal products, industrial machinery and equipment
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102:1
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Georgia
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335,793
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1,301
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Transportation equipment, fabricated
metal products, industrial machinery and equipment
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258:1
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Illinois
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646,968
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19,834
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Industrial machinery and equipment,
fabricated metal products
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32:1
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Kentucky
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220,448
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5,374
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Special trade contractors, transportation
equipment, industrial machinery and equipment
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41:1
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Massachusetts
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247,651
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975
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Industrial machinery and equipment,
fabricated metal products
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254:1
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Michigan
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794,795
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11,744
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Transportation equipment, industrial
machinery and equipment, fabricated metal products
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68:1
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Minnesota
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248,047
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1,087
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Industrial machinery and equipment,
fabricated metal products
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228:1
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New York
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536,399
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4,174
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Special trade contractors, industrial
machinery and equipment, fabricated metal products
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128:1
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Ohio
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769,071
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38,797
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Industrial machinery and equipment,
fabricated metal products
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30:1
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Pennsylvania
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553,315
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35,730
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Industrial machinery and equipment,
fabricated metal products
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16:1
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Texas
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951,563
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7,751
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Heavy construction, industrial machinery
and equipment, fabricated metal products
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123:1
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Wisconsin
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365,933
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2,253
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Industrial machinery and equipment,
fabricated metal products
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162:1
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SOURCE:
The Trade Partnership, derived from data provided by the U.S. Department
of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1999 (most recent year available).
Employment considered
steel-consuming includes workers in the following sectors: fabricated
metal products (SIC 34); industrial machinery and equipment (SIC 35);
electric distribution equipment (SIC 361); electrical industrial apparatus
(SIC 362); household appliances (SIC 363); electric lighting and wiring
equipment (SIC 364); transportation equipment (SIC 37); chemicals and
related products (SIC 28); tires (SIC 301); petroleum refining (SIC 291),
and nonresidential construction (SIC 15 -17 minus SIC 152).
These figures are conservative because data is not available for workers
of transportation services, such as railroads and ports.
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