16) If the Local employment sector of manufacturing is 40,125 and total local total employment is 320,147 and nationalemployment in that sector is 1,142,228, withtotal national employment at 13,425,000 what is the location quotient?17) The location quotient must bethan onea. Less thanb. Equal toc. Greaterd. None of the above18) Based on question 16, what percentage of the local manufacturing are basic employees?19) What is the EBM, if total basic employment is 128,500 and total employment is 350.000?20) What does the EBM indicate in question 19?21) Based on question 19, If the population is 798,112, what is the PER.22) What does Does the PER indicate?

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16) If the Local employment sector of manufacturing is 40,125 and total local total employment is 320,147 and national employment in that sector is 1,142,228, with total national employment at 13,425,000 what is the location quotient?

16) If the Local employment sector of manufacturing is 40,125 and total local total employment is 320,147 and national employment in that sector is 1,142,228, with total national employment at 13,425,000 what is the location quotient?

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