The gap between where precision instrument plants are growing and where they are not

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7.4% Spread Between the Fastest and Slowest Growth in Precision Instrument Plants — Michigan against Illinois
#StatePrecision Instrument Plants
1Nevada11.1%
2Kansas10.7%
3Minnesota8.5%
4Georgia7.1%
5Kentucky4.8%
6Utah4.5%
7Missouri2.0%
8Florida1.1%
9Texas0.8%
10Michigan0.6%

Methodology

Source:
U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2019 and 2022, NAICS 3345 (Navigational, measuring, electromedical, and control instruments manufacturing)
Measure
Precision Instrument Plants, ranked highest first across all U.S. states (37 ranked in total).
How the headline figure is computed
The tenth-highest value minus the tenth-lowest, across all 37 ranked units. The single extremes are deliberately not used.
Universe
Places below a 5,000-resident floor are excluded so a median computed on a handful of households cannot top the ranking.
Vintage
2022
Reproduce this query
https://api.census.gov/data/2022/cbp?get=NAME%2CESTAB%2CNAICS2017_LABEL&for=state%3A%2A&NAICS2017=3345&key=YOUR_CENSUS_KEY

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