Employment Impact by Industry of '96 Games

Numerical Designation of Industrial Aggregation	Industry Name	Total Employment Impact (Number of Jobs) (a, b)	Percent of Total

1	Ag, For & Fishery Services	598	0.8%
2	For & Fishery Products	6	0.0%
3	Coal Mining	2	0.0%
4	Petroleum & Gas Mining	0	0.0%
5	Other Mining	23	0.0%
6	New Construction	2,807	3.6%
7	M & R Construction	1,228	1.6%
8	Food Products	883	1.1%
9	Textile Products	238	0.3%
10	Apparel	824	1.1%
11	Paper Products	279	0.4%
12	Printing & Publishing	953	1.2%
13	Chem-Petroleum Refining	252	0.3%
14	Rubber/Leather Products	271	0.4%
15	Lumber/Furniture	317	0.4%
16	Stone/Clay/Glass	220	0.3%
17	Primary Metals	76	0.1%
18	Fabricated Metals	261	0.3%
19	Non-Electrical Machinery	183	0.2%
20	Electric and Electronic	424	0.6%
21	Motor Vehicles & Equipment	114	0.1%
22	Other Transportation	61	0.1%
23	Instruments	54	0.1%
24	Other Manufacturing	85	0.1%
25	Transportation	2,640	3.4%
26	Communication	1,012	1.3%
27	Utilities	272	0.4%
28	Wholesale Trade	1,988	2.6%
29	Retail Trade	8,871	11.5%
30	Finance	1,411	1.8%
31	Insurance	1,330	1.7%
32	Real Estate	324	0.4%
33	Lodging & Amusementsc	18,067	23.5%
34	Personal Services	1,431	1.9%
35	Business Services	10,483	13.6%
36	Eating and Drinking	11,689	15.2%
37	Health Services	2,687	3.5%
38	Other Services	3,900	5.1%
39	Households	763	1.0%

Total		77,026	100.0%

c Employees directly employed by ACOG are included in sector 33; but loaned employees and volunteers are not included in the employment total.

Source: Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games, IRE Advisors, and The Selig Center for Economic