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    This map shows the net change in number of jobs for each US state between 1998 and 2003. California, Texas and Florida each gained over 500,000 jobs, representing the largest gains. Michigan and Ohio both lost over 100,000 jobs each, representing the largest losses. The map can help identify states where companies and industries grew compared to those where they declined during this period.

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    This map shows the net change in number of jobs for each US state between 1998 and 2003. California, Texas and Florida each gained over 500,000 jobs, representing the largest gains. Michigan and Ohio both lost over 100,000 jobs each, representing the largest losses. The map can help identify states where companies and industries grew compared to those where they declined during this period.

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    9.

    2 Econ Do now

    Aaron Davis Name: _________________________ Email: _________________

    Job Migration by State


    This map shows how many jobs each state gained or lost during the period from 1998 to 2003. This statistic may represent the movement of companies into or out of the state or the growth or decline of industries within the state.

    WA OR NV CA AZ ID UT

    MT WY

    ND MN SD NE CO KS OK TX IA IL MO AR LA IN KY TN MS AL GA OH PA VA NC SC WI MI WV

    VT NY

    NH ME MA RI NJ

    CT DE MD

    NM

    FL AK HI

    Net Jobs Gained 1-100,000 100,000-500,000 More than 500,000

    Net Jobs Lost 1-20,000 20,000-100,000 More than 100,000

    1. Which states had, by far, the greatest net gain of jobs? How many jobs did they gain? CA, TX, FL 2. Which two states had, by far, the greatest net losses of jobs? How many jobs did each lose?
    MI ,OH

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