Business Ownership Value by Gender


Rationale

This indicator provides a gauge of the relative size (and value) of women-owned firms in a state by showing their share of total revenues.

About Measure

Total sales and receipts in thousands of dollars for female-owned businesses divided by total sales and receipts for each state (calculated for 1997).

Source

U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Census. (1997). 1997 Economic census, minority and women-owned business by state. Washington, D.C.: Author.


StateAmount (in thousands)Rank
Alabama147.16793517
Alaska116.77622840
Arizona127.333385930
Arkansas152.421385113
California173.0034466
Colorado119.875922238
Connecticut128.138590729
Delaware134.025398925
Florida142.864880121
Georgia173.56734635
Hawaii126.063819934
Idaho93.3667274846
Illinois184.68438422
Indiana126.80097532
Iowa140.68717322
Kansas126.802243931
Kentucky149.724854115
Louisiana162.477760511
Maine104.984214744
Maryland126.574157433
Massachusetts117.429402639
Michigan143.55365420
Minnesota124.127599935
Mississippi156.441924812
Missouri144.780084119
Montana91.3925638347
Nebraska135.544742923
Nevada179.2656483
New Hampshire114.161745842
New Jersey193.12320961
New Mexico114.96114341
New York151.001543114
North Carolina172.73819877
North Dakota93.9649673845
Ohio149.220913616
Oklahoma132.061439527
Oregon128.311907928
Pennsylvania167.70940449
Rhode Island134.948204824
South Carolina165.562523410
South Dakota85.1340556648
Tennessee145.715381118
Texas170.57215968
Utah121.363792237
Vermont77.1078097550
Virginia132.253269226
Washington122.716113236
West Virginia109.117627643
Wisconsin175.32759514
Wyoming84.745873749