Just imagine if you had the opportunity and the ability to gain a "bird's eye view" of a particular industry?  For example, what if you knew what's really going on in the automotive industry?  If you had access to such information you could, for example, spot trends, evaluate existing conditions, identify problems and needs and then use that information for your own personal gain, such as discovering occupations within the industry that are most in demand, or pay the highest salary.

No need to imagine!  The information exists, thanks to the U.S. Department of Labor. Professional data analysis employed by the DOL constantly gather information on dozens of industries in America and compile this information for your use.

Information that would be impossible for any one person to gather is now only a click away!

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Listed to the right are 42 industries found in the United States that comprise our economic society. Click on any industry to access its profile.

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Advertising & public relations services

Aerospace product and parts manufacturing

Agriculture, forestry & fishing

Air transportation

Apparel manufacturing

Arts, entertainment & recreation

Automobile dealers

Banking

Broadcasting

Chemical manufacturing (except pharmaceutical & medicine)

Child daycare services

Clothing, accessory and general merchandise stores

Computer & electronic product manufacturing

Computer systems design & related services

Construction

Educational services

Employment services

Federal government, except the Postal Service

Food manufacturing

Food/Beverage services

Grocery stores

Health services

Hotels & other accommodations

Insurance

Management, scientific & technical consulting services

Mining

Motion picture and video industries

Motor vehicle and parts manufacturing

Oil and gas extraction

Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing

Printing

Publishing, except software

Securities, commodities and other investments

Social assistance, except child day care

Software publishers

State & local government, except education & hospitals

Steel manufacturing

Telecommunications

Textile mills and products

Truck transportation and warehousing

Utilities

Wholesale trade