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Standard Industrial Classification Defined
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"Job sectors in the ABAG Projections are defined using classifications in the 1987 SIC Manual issued by the federal Office of Management and Budget:
* Agriculture & Mining -- jobs in SIC codes 1-9, 10-14 (excluding 074 -- veterinarians).
* Construction -- jobs in SIC codes 15-17.
* Finance, Insurance and Real Estate (F.I.R.E.) -- jobs in SIC codes 60-67.
* Government -- jobs in SIC codes 91-97.
* Manufacturing -- jobs in SIC codes 20-39.
* Other -- a broad grouping of job sectors that includes all jobs in SIC codes 15-17, (construction); 40-49, (transportation, communications, utilities); 60-67 (finance, insurance, real estate); and 91-97 (government, including national security).
* Retail -- jobs in SIC codes 52-59.
* Services -- jobs in SIC codes 70-89 and SIC code 074, such as the following services: personal, business, repair, motion pictures, amusement and recreational, health, educational, legal, social, engineering, accounting, research, and management, as well as services provided by hotels and other lodging places.
* Transportation, Communications and Utilities (TCU) -- jobs in SIC codes 40-49.
* Wholesale -- jobs in SIC codes 50-51."
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