Table 2
Number and percent self-employed in rural and small town Canada, 2010

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Table 2
Number and percent self-employed in rural and small town Canada, 2010
Table summary
This table displays the results of Number and percent self-employed in rural and small town Canada, 2010. This information is grouped by Industry sector appearing as row headers, and is grouped by Total number employed (,000), Number self-employed (,000), Percent self-employed in each industry sector (percent), and As a percent of all self-employed in rural and small town areas (percent) appearing as column headers
Industry sectorNote 1Note 2 Total employed Number self-employed Percent self-employed in each industry sector As a percent of all self-employed in rural and small town areas
(,000) percent
All industry sectors 2,796 590 21 100
Non-agriculture (subtotal) 2,596 450 17 76
Services-producing sectors (subtotal) 1,860 315 17 53
Goods-producing sectors (subtotal) 937 275 29 47
Agriculture (G) 201 141 70 24
Construction (G) 255 86 34 15
Trade (wholesale and retail) (S) 409 57 14 10
Other services (S) 129 55 43 9
Professional, scientific and technical services (S) 104 45 44 8
Health care and social assistance (S) 349 34 10 6
Business, building and other support services (S) 81 32 40 5
Forestry, fishing, mining, oil and gas (G) 131 28 21 5
Transportation and warehousing (S) 135 27 20 5
Finance, insurance, real estate and leasing (S) 109 25 23 4
Accommodation and food services (S) 169 21 12 3
Manufacturing (G) 318 20 6 3
Information, culture and recreation (S) 80 14 17 2
Educational services (S) 171 6 4 1
Utilities (G) 33 0 0 0
Public administration (S) 122 0 0 0
1. Industry sectors are ranked by the number self-employed.
2. "G" denotes a goods-producing sector and "S" denotes a services-producing sector.
Source: Statistics Canada. Labour Force Survey. CANSIM Table 282-0121.
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