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APPENDIX 1. DISTRIBUTION OF FIRMS ACROSS INDUSTRIES

NAF Industry Name (2-digit)	Industry code (3-digit)	Number of observations	Average # of employees
Food and beverage industries	151	105	108.3
	152	19	117.9
	153	21	110.0
	155	28	142.9
	156	16	69.0
	157	20	131.9
	158	98	98.9
	159	40	78.5
Textile industries	171	6	72.7
	172	21	114.3
	173	16	86.9
	174	27	77.9
	175	31	94.5
	177	13	199.4
Manufacture of wearing apparel	182	91	74.0
Manufacture of leather products and footwear	191	10	51.8
	192	10	59.6
	193	22	135.2
Manufacture of wood and wood products	201	42	65.2
	202	14	148.9
	203	36	91.6
	204	40	68.9
	205	11	63.2
Manufacture of pulp, paper, and paperboard	211	14	14.0
	212	91	91.0
Publishing, printing, and recorded media	221	5	143.2
	222	128	68.6
Chemical industry	241	44	117.5
	243	28	99.5
	244	23	119.7
	245	36	71.2
	246	24	84.7
Manufacture of plastic and rubber products	251	21	107.8
	252	209	101.3
Manufacture of other nonmetallic mineral products	261	29	132.0
	262	18	108.9
	263	5	65.2
	266	42	76.5
	267	16	59.8
	268	5	145.0
Metallurgy	271	5	254.6
	272	8	178.3
	273	12	68.8
	274	12	148.4
	275	31	183.6
Manufacture of fabricated metal products	281	96	83.3
	282	16	60.3
	283	78	62.9
	284	75	112.7
	285	218	65.5
	286	59	107.3
	287	75	106.3