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7a. Women-owned firms as a percentage of the total, construction and all industries, 2007 (Private industry)

7b. Hispanic-owned firms as a percentage of the total, construction and all industries, 2007 (Private industry)

7c. African-American-owned firms as a percentage of the total, construction and all industries, 2007 (Private industry)

7d. Other minority-owned firms as a percentage of the total, construction and all industries, 2007 (Private industry)

7e. Age distribution among business owners, construction vs. all industries, 2007 (Private industry)