This document provides formulas to calculate different components of employment growth for a local industry: 1) NS is the national share component, calculated as local industry employment multiplied by the national average growth rate of total employment. 2) IM is the industrial mix component, calculated as local industry employment multiplied by the difference between the national industry growth rate and the national average growth rate. 3) RS is the regional shift component, calculated as local industry employment multiplied by the difference between the local industry growth rate and the national industry growth rate. It also provides the formula to calculate a location quotient and requests help filling in missing values for tables using data from Table 1.

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NS = local industry employment X national average growth
rate of total employment
IM = local industry employment X (national industry growth
rate - national average growth rate)
RS = local industry employment X (local industry growth
rate - national industry growth rate)
Growth rate = (employment in 2018 - employment in 2013) / employment in 2013
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Wer the doto in Tobve 1 to onswer question 2. 2. Use data from Table I to fill in the missing values
in Table 2, belaw (1S points)Location Quotients ( 17 points) 3. Provide the formula used to
calculate location quotients (1 point) Q=ACtivityintheLangerActivityinPegion 4. Use data from
Table 1 to fill in the missing values in table 3 below (15 points) Toble 3. Locotion Quotients for
Winona County, 2019