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City Edison / York / Altoona / Allentown / Lancaster / Dover / Newark / New York / Camden / Harrisburg-Carlisle / Philadelphia / Atlantic City / Harrisburg / Wilmington / Trenton-Ewing / Millville / State College / Passaic / / Company Pennsylvania Construction/ Natural Resources/Mining (2) Manufacturing Trade / Pennsylvania Construction/Natural Resources/Mining (1) Manufacturing Trade / Delaware Construction/ Natural Resources/Mining (2) Manufacturing Trade / New Jersey Construction/ Natural Resources/Mining (2) Manufacturing Trade / Mining (0.5) Logging Mining Construction (5.5) Construction Manufacturing / Delaware Construction/Natural Resources/Mining (1) Manufacturing Trade / Natural Resources / Vineland / New Jersey Construction/Natural Resources/Mining (1) Manufacturing Trade / / Country Mexico / United States / Canada / / Facility Pennsylvania State University / State College / / IndustryTerm waste services / transportation / health services / government-provided services / transportation costs / capital equipment / finance / manufacturing industries / manufacturing sector / telecommunications / services / mining / manufacturing / food services / trade-transportation-utilities / / Organization Philadelphia Fed / Pennsylvania State University / U.S. Bureau / State College / Manufacturing Service / Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia / U.S. Department of Agriculture / Metropolitan Division / US Federal Reserve / Bureau of Labor Statistics Industry Classficiation Domain Supersector / Bureau of Labor Statistics / / Person Timothy Schiller / / / Position senior economic analyst in the Research Department / author / / ProvinceOrState New Jersey / Pennsylvania / Delaware / / Region central Pennsylvania / southern New Jersey / / Technology http / / SocialTag 
April 2008 Industry Concentration in Tri-State Metropolitan Areas ∗ Timothy Schiller The metropolitan areas of the three-state region (Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware) have diverse bases of industrial concentrat