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JOBS

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come from the amusement, gambling and recreation sector. Job growth will stem from public participation in arts, entertainment and recreation activities — reflecting increasing incomes, leisure time and awareness of the health benefits of physical fitness.

• Accommodation, food services: The addition of 1.6 million jobs reflects increases in population, dualincome families and dining sophistication.

• Transportation: With companies outsourcing transportation and warehouse services, the sector is expected to increase by 914,000 jobs.

• Retail trade: Some 2.1 million jobs will stem from increases in income and leisure time.

• Utilities: Employment is projected to decrease by 5.7 percent due to improved technology that increases worker productivity.

• Financial services: Real estate and rental and leasing is expected to add 374,000 jobs by 2012. Growth

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88.9%