All Employees: Manufacturing in Connecticut

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All Employees: Manufacturing in Connecticut (CTMFG)

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Aug 2016: 160.0 | Thousands of Persons | Monthly | Updated: 1:45 PM CDT

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Aug 2016: 160.0 (+ more)
Updated: 1:45 PM CDT

Aug 2016:	160.0
Jul 2016:	160.3
Jun 2016:	159.6
May 2016:	160.6
Apr 2016:	159.7
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Source: US. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Release: Regional and State Employment and Unemployment

Suggested Citation:

US. Bureau of Labor Statistics, All Employees: Manufacturing in Connecticut [CTMFG], retrieved from FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CTMFG, September 29, 2016.