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Hawaii's Emerging Advanced Technology Sector: 1998

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Table 1. Hawaii's Emerging Advanced Technology Sector: 1998
Groupings Firms ² Ave. jobs
per firm
Average
Annual
Earnings
Employees
No. Percent
change
from 1990
No. Percent
of Core
Sector
Percent
change
from 1990
By Category
Bio Technology ³ 22 144.4% 23.1 $26,413 508 4.0% 202.4%
Information Technology 547 63.3% 6.9 $49,192 3,779 29.8% 16.3%
Telecommunications 116 78.5% 48.4 $45,702 5,611 44.3% -13.1%
Research, Development & Testing 4 148 48.0% 18.9 $37,385 2,782 21.9% -3.8%
Total: Advanced Technology Core Sector ¹ 833 63.7 15.2 $44,144 12,680 100.0% -0.7%
By Type of Output
Goods 32 100.0% 22.5 $37,098 720 5.7% 136.7%
Services 801 62.5% 14.9 $44,568 11,960 94.3% -4.0%
Health/Medical Sector 71 24.6% 259.3 $36,457 18,413 NA 11.8%
Expanded Technology Measure: Core Technology plus Health & Medical 904 59.7% 34.4 $39,592 31,093 NA 6.4%
Balance of Private Sector Industry 30,349 13.6% 13.0 $26,722 395,161 NA -2.1%
All Private Sector 31,253 14.6% 13.6 $27,661 426,255 NA -1.5%
Source: DBEDT, Dept. of Labor & Industrial Relations, US Dept. of Labor
¹ Data represent all activity in standard sub-industries identified by either DBEDT or falling within the definition of American Electronics Association.
² Includes only private sector firms with payroll. Excludes self-employed and firms without paid employees.
³ Growth rates may be somewhat inflated due to reclassification of some firms from among the 4-digit industries of R&D and Biotech between 1990 and 1999.
4 Growth may be somewhat understated. See 3 above.

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