Peru, Illinois (IL): Economy and Business Data & Market Research
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Based on the data from 1997 / 2002 when the population of Peru, Illinois was 9,367 / 9,794
Number of Establishments - Peru (2002)
- A) Manufacturing: 1997 - 19, 2002 - 26 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 202, 2002 - 265, State average - 62)
- B) Wholesale trade: 1997 - 33, 2002 - 26 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 352, 2002 - 265, State average - 40)
- C) Retail trade: 1997 - 110, 2002 - 98 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 1,174, 2002 - 1,000, State average - 84)
- D) Information: 2002 - 8 (Per 100,000 population: 2002 - 81, State average - 12)
- E) Real estate & rental & leasing: 1997 - 14, 2002 - 13 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 149, 2002 - 132, State average - 26)
- F) Professional, scientific & technical services: 1997 - 24, 2002 - 33 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 256, 2002 - 336, State average - 78)
- G) Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service: 1997 - 10, 2002 - 9 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 106, 2002 - 91, State average - 29)
- H) Educational services: 1997 - 1, 2002 - 3 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 10, 2002 - 30, State average - 6)
- I) Health care & social assistance: 1997 - 39, 2002 - 46 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 416, 2002 - 469, State average - 60)
- J) Arts, entertainment & recreation: 1997 - 7, 2002 - 6 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 74, 2002 - 61, State average - 8)
- K) Accommodation & food services: 1997 - 54, 2002 - 50 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 576, 2002 - 510, State average - 48)
- L) Other services (except public administration): 1997 - 33, 2002 - 42 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 352, 2002 - 428, State average - 47)
Number of Employees - Peru (2002)
- A) Manufacturing: 1997 - 1,103, 2002 - 1,401 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 11,775, 2002 - 14,304, State average - 6,010)
- B) Wholesale trade: 1997 - 295, 2002 - 327 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 3,149, 2002 - 3,338, State average - 1,406)
- C) Retail trade: 1997 - 2,023, 2002 - 1,801 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 21,597, 2002 - 18,388, State average - 1,283)
- D) Information: 2002 - 121 (Per 100,000 population: 2002 - 1,235, State average - 775)
- E) Real estate & rental & leasing: 1997 - 54, 2002 - 45 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 576, 2002 - 459, State average - 284)
- F) Professional, scientific & technical services: 1997 - 111, 2002 - 100-249 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 1,185, 2002 - 1,425, State average - 1,292)
- G) Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service: 1997 - 49, 2002 - 250-499 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 523, 2002 - 3,059, State average - 1,267)
- H) Educational services: 1997 - 0-19, 2002 - 20-99 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 81, 2002 - 486, State average - 222)
- I) Health care & social assistance: 1997 - 273, 2002 - 1,242 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 2,914, 2002 - 12,681, State average - 2,479)
- J) Arts, entertainment & recreation: 1997 - 81, 2002 - 69 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 864, 2002 - 704, State average - 495)
- K) Accommodation & food services: 1997 - 859, 2002 - 886 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 9,170, 2002 - 9,046, State average - 1,017)
- L) Other services (except public administration): 1997 - 204, 2002 - 318 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - 2,177, 2002 - 3,246, State average - 722)
Annual Payroll ($1,000) - Peru (2002)
- A) Manufacturing: 1997 - $39,328, 2002 - $56,261 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $419,856, 2002 - $574,443, State average - $131,286)
- B) Wholesale trade: 1997 - $10,638, 2002 - $12,011 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $113,568, 2002 - $122,636, State average - $55,103)
- C) Retail trade: 1997 - $30,457, 2002 - $32,853 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $325,152, 2002 - $335,440, State average - $26,326)
- D) Information: 2002 - $4,417 (Per 100,000 population: 2002 - $45,099, State average - $35,114)
- E) Real estate & rental & leasing: 1997 - $1,232, 2002 - $1,074 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $13,152, 2002 - $10,965, State average - $9,091)
- F) Professional, scientific & technical services: 1997 - $2,508 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $26,774, State average - $54,670)
- G) Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service: 1997 - $651 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $6,949, State average - $29,535)
- H) Educational services: No data
- I) Health care & social assistance: 1997 - $8,041, 2002 - $35,164 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $85,843, 2002 - $359,036, State average - $64,874)
- J) Arts, entertainment & recreation: 1997 - $569, 2002 - $712 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $6,074, 2002 - $7,269, State average - $7,925)
- K) Accommodation & food services: 1997 - $6,742, 2002 - $8,091 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $71,976, 2002 - $82,611, State average - $11,611)
- L) Other services (except public administration): 1997 - $3,851, 2002 - $5,534 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $41,112, 2002 - $56,503, State average - $12,567)
Shipments / Sales / Receptions ($1,000) - Peru (2002)
- A) Manufacturing: 1997 - $309,566, 2002 - $396,094 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $3,304,857, 2002 - $4,044,251, State average - $765,095)
- B) Wholesale trade: 1997 - $94,332, 2002 - $133,330 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $1,007,067, 2002 - $1,361,343, State average - $1,054,394)
- C) Retail trade: 1997 - $276,829, 2002 - $324,639 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $2,955,364, 2002 - $3,314,672, State average - $274,193)
- D) Information: No data
- E) Real estate & rental & leasing: 1997 - $8,185, 2002 - $7,306 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $87,381, 2002 - $74,596, State average - $51,032)
- F) Professional, scientific & technical services: 1997 - $10,373 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $110,739, State average - $128,849)
- G) Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service: 1997 - $1,516 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $16,184, State average - $62,704)
- H) Educational services: No data
- I) Health care & social assistance: 1997 - $18,169, 2002 - $79,091 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $193,968, 2002 - $807,545, State average - $152,566)
- J) Arts, entertainment & recreation: 1997 - $2,018, 2002 - $2,211 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $21,543, 2002 - $22,575, State average - $20,933)
- K) Accommodation & food services: 1997 - $24,131, 2002 - $29,832 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $257,617, 2002 - $304,594, State average - $42,331)
- L) Other services (except public administration): 1997 - $12,492, 2002 - $17,344 (Per 100,000 population: 1997 - $133,361, 2002 - $177,088, State average - $43,654)
| Industry Description | Number of Establishments [1997 / 2002] |
Number of Employees [1997 / 2002] |
Annual Payroll ($1,000) [1997 / 2002] |
Shipments / Sales / Receptions ($1,000) [1997 / 2002] |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturing | 19 / 26 | 1,103 / 1,401 | $39,328 / $56,261 | $309,566 / $396,094 |
| Wholesale trade | 33 / 26 | 295 / 327 | $10,638 / $12,011 | $94,332 / $133,330 |
| Wholesale trade, durable goods | 17 / 14 | 170 / 100-249 | $5,467 / - | $55,636 / - |
| Wholesale trade, nondurable goods | 16 / 12 | 125 / 100-249 | $5,171 / - | $38,696 / - |
| Retail trade | 110 / 98 | 2,023 / 1,801 | $30,457 / $32,853 | $276,829 / $324,639 |
| Motor vehicle & parts dealers | 11 / 13 | 126 / 72 | $3,214 / $3,112 | $40,960 / $31,463 |
| Furniture & home furnishings stores | 5 / 4 | 57 / 20-99 | $1,144 / - | $6,046 / - |
| Electronics & appliance stores | 6 / 7 | 54 / 52 | $1,476 / $1,633 | $7,725 / $11,418 |
| Building material & garden equipment & supplies dealers | 6 / 9 | 120 / 185 | $2,846 / $5,530 | $21,740 / $55,174 |
| Food & beverage stores | 9 / 7 | 341 / 391 | $5,948 / $6,531 | $46,629 / $63,864 |
| Health & personal care stores | 7 | 145 / 80 | $2,140 / $1,259 | $14,778 / $13,185 |
| Gasoline stations | 10 / 9 | 203 / 60 | $2,375 / $719 | $28,418 / $16,366 |
| Clothing & clothing accessories stores | 28 / 21 | 199 / 139 | $1,742 / $1,502 | $15,337 / $11,021 |
| Sporting goods, hobby, book & music stores | 8 / 6 | 64 / 60 | $832 / $612 | $7,525 / $6,610 |
| General merchandise stores | 7 / 5 | 640 / 624 | $7,343 / $9,511 | $79,597 / $98,358 |
| Miscellaneous store retailers | 7 / 6 | 20-99 | - | - |
| Nonstore retailers | 6 / 4 | 20-99 / 42 | - / $1,283 | - / $6,959 |
| Information | - / 8 | - / 121 | - / $4,417 | - |
| Broadcasting & telecommunications | 3 / - | 20-99 / - | - | - |
| Telecommunications | - / 4 | - / 20-99 | - | - |
| Real estate & rental & leasing | 14 / 13 | 54 / 45 | $1,232 / $1,074 | $8,185 / $7,306 |
| Real estate | 10 | 0-19 / 23 | - / $283 | - / $3,382 |
| Rental & leasing services | 4 / 3 | 20-99 / 22 | - / $791 | - / $3,924 |
| Professional, scientific & technical services | 24 / 33 | 111 / 100-249 | $2,508 / - | $10,373 / - |
| Professional, scientific & technical services | 24 / 33 | 111 / 100-249 | $2,508 / - | $10,373 / - |
| Administrative & support & waste management & remediation service | 10 / 9 | 49 / 250-499 | $651 / - | $1,516 / - |
| Administrative & support services | 10 / - | 49 / - | $651 / - | $1,516 / - |
| Educational services | 1 / 3 | 0-19 / 20-99 | - | - |
| Health care & social assistance | 39 / 46 | 273 / 1,242 | $8,041 / $35,164 | $18,169 / $79,091 |
| Ambulatory health care services | 36 | 100-249 / 225 | - / $8,678 | - / $20,810 |
| Nursing & residential care facilities | 2 / 5 | 20-99 / 100-249 | - | - |
| Social assistance | - / 4 | - / 250-499 | - | - |
| Arts, entertainment & recreation | 7 / 6 | 81 / 69 | $569 / $712 | $2,018 / $2,211 |
| Amusement, gambling & recreation industries | 5 / - | 20-99 / - | - | - |
| Accommodation & food services | 54 / 50 | 859 / 886 | $6,742 / $8,091 | $24,131 / $29,832 |
| Accommodation | 4 / 3 | 55 / 49 | $506 / $561 | $2,170 / $2,473 |
| Foodservices & drinking places | 50 / 47 | 804 / 837 | $6,236 / $7,530 | $21,961 / $27,359 |
| Other services (except public administration) | 33 / 42 | 204 / 318 | $3,851 / $5,534 | $12,492 / $17,344 |
| Repair & maintenance | 18 / 22 | 106 / 119 | $2,836 / $3,725 | $10,061 / $11,743 |
| Personal & laundry services | 15 / 16 | 98 / 84 | $1,015 / $1,146 | $2,431 / $3,272 |
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