26 November 2016

Arizona 's Information Industry Shows Biggest Gains for All U.S. States

GOOD DATA FOR ARIZONA
Employment in information industry declined for majority of U.S. states since end of last recession
November 25, 2016
The information industry plays an important role in keeping us informed and shaping our culture. When we watch television, listen to the radio, read a book or a magazine, surf the Internet, make a phone call or send a text, or see a movie at the theater, we consume much of what this industry produces. Since the end of the most recent recession, employment in the information industry decreased for the majority of U.S. states. From June 2009 to October 2016, Kansas had the largest percentage decrease in information employment (−41.6 percent).
Over that period, Arizona had the largest percentage increase (24.0 percent).
[See map for Percent change in information employment, not seasonally adjusted, June 2009–October 2016
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From June 2009 to October 2016, the majority of states with a percentage decrease in information employment experienced a decrease greater than or equal to 10 percent. In addition to Kansas, 5 other states had percentage decreases greater than or equal to 20 percent:
Iowa (−25.8 percent)
Delaware (−24.6 percent)
Vermont (−23.2 percent)
Missouri (−20.6 percent)
Oklahoma (−20.2 percent).
Other than Arizona, 3 states experienced a percentage increase in information employment greater than or equal to 10 percent from June 2009 to October 2016. All 3 of these states are in the West:
Utah (18.4 percent)
Washington (17.3 percent)
California (13.1 percent).

Source: Bufeau of Labor Statistics
These data are from the Current Employment Statistics (State and Metro Area) program. Data for the most recent month are preliminary and subject to revision. To learn more, see "Regional and State Employment and Unemployment — October 2016" (HTML) (PDF).

Arizona Go here for Arizona Economy At A Glance
Data extracted on: November 18, 2016 table below]

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Data
May
2016
June
2016
July
2016
Aug
2016
Sept
2016
Oct
2016
 
Civilian Labor Force (1)
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3,247.33,236.83,223.83,213.53,222.0(P) 3,236.6
Employment (1)
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3,066.13,049.53,031.63,026.63,043.2(P) 3,067.2
Unemployment (1)
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181.1187.3192.2187.0178.7(P) 169.4
Unemployment Rate (2)
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5.65.86.05.85.5(P) 5.2
 
Total Nonfarm (3)
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2,690.42,700.12,704.52,702.72,708.4(P) 2,717.7
12-month % change
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2.82.92.62.22.2(P) 2.0
Mining and Logging (3)
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11.711.911.512.012.0(P) 12.0
12-month % change
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-7.1-6.3-9.4-5.5-4.0(P) 0.0
Construction (3)
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134.6137.5138.4136.8139.7(P) 139.7
12-month % change
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6.18.58.67.09.2(P) 9.4
Manufacturing (3)
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159.0160.2159.5158.3158.1(P) 158.1
12-month % change
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1.11.60.4-0.4-0.3(P) -0.8
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517.0518.7519.0518.9517.9(P) 518.6
12-month % change
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2.72.72.21.91.4(P) 1.1
Information (3)
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47.948.047.146.947.3(P) 48.7
12-month % change
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6.76.94.94.95.3(P) 5.0
Financial Activities (3)
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204.7206.4206.1205.1204.4(P) 205.0
12-month % change
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5.76.35.74.73.9(P) 3.4
Professional & Business Services (3)
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406.2408.6409.8408.3408.0(P) 411.1
12-month % change
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3.13.73.22.31.9(P) 1.5
Education & Health Services (3)
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411.8415.9415.5415.1418.4(P) 419.1
12-month % change
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4.35.14.44.14.9(P) 3.9
Leisure & Hospitality (3)
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305.0304.3307.0309.2309.3(P) 311.0
12-month % change
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2.82.12.32.92.8(P) 2.7
Other Services (3)
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88.188.387.086.786.8(P) 87.2
12-month % change
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-0.10.0-1.5-1.6-1.9(P) -2.6
Government (3)
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404.4400.3403.6405.4406.5(P) 407.2
12-month % change
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0.0-1.8-0.7-0.9-0.8(P) 0.0
Footnotes
(1) Number of persons, in thousands, seasonally adjusted.
(2) In percent, seasonally adjusted.
(3) Number of jobs, in thousands, seasonally adjusted.
(P) Preliminary

Arizona Economy At A Glance Phoenix-Mesa-Glendale, AZ
Data extracted on: November 18, 2016
Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale, AZ
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May
2016
June
2016
July
2016
Aug
2016
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2016
Oct
2016
 
Civilian Labor Force (1)
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2,214.82,222.42,216.82,208.5(P) 2,237.2 
Employment (1)
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2,110.62,104.02,097.22,098.1(P) 2,128.9 
Unemployment (1)
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104.3118.4119.6110.4(P) 108.3 
Unemployment Rate (2)
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4.75.35.45.0(P) 4.8 
 
Total Nonfarm (3)
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1,960.31,934.21,926.21,947.81,967.4(P) 1,990.3
12-month % change
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3.13.53.22.32.4(P) 1.9
Mining and Logging (3)
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3.33.33.23.33.3(P) 3.3
12-month % change
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-2.9-2.9-8.6-2.90.0(P) 0.0
Construction (3)
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105.7108.2110.0106.9109.4(P) 109.9
12-month % change
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7.99.710.46.99.5(P) 9.9
Manufacturing (3)
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119.9120.9120.2119.4118.5(P) 118.7
12-month % change
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0.80.9-0.3-1.2-1.6(P) -1.6
Trade, Transportation, and Utilities (3)
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383.9383.4383.8383.9383.7(P) 388.8
12-month % change
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3.43.02.72.11.6(P) 1.1
Information (3)
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38.839.238.437.737.5(P) 38.3
12-month % change
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5.16.54.34.15.0(P) 3.5
Financial Activities (3)
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174.7175.2175.4174.5174.0(P) 175.0
12-month % change
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5.55.65.03.93.5(P) 3.4
Professional and Business Services (3)
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328.1329.8331.4329.2328.1(P) 335.4
12-month % change
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3.23.53.42.52.0(P) 1.6
Education and Health Services (3)
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291.9290.4288.6292.8297.0(P) 299.4
12-month % change
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4.55.34.33.64.7(P) 3.7
Leisure and Hospitality (3)
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214.4209.4208.2212.4212.5(P) 215.5
12-month % change
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2.12.53.23.83.3(P) 2.6
Other Services (3)
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65.765.664.964.264.2(P) 64.2
12-month % change
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0.50.3-0.2-0.6-0.9(P) -3.0
Government (3)
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233.9208.8202.1223.5239.2(P) 241.8
12-month % change
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-0.70.30.2-1.0-0.3(P) -0.3
Footnotes
(1) Number of persons, in thousands, not seasonally adjusted.
(2) In percent, not seasonally adjusted.
(3) Number of jobs, in thousands, not seasonally adjusted. See About the data.
(P) Preliminary
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2016
Consumer Price Index: Phoenix-Mesa, AZ
 
CPI-U, All items (1)
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127.288128.749129.103
CPI-U, All items, 12-month % change (1)
 -0.20.51.4
CPI-W, All items (2)
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125.613126.982127.194
CPI-W, All items, 12-month % change (2)
 -0.8-0.11.3
Footnotes
(1) All Urban Consumers, base: 1982-84=100, not seasonally adjusted.
(2) Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers, base: 1982-84=100, not seasonally adjusted.

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