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==Glass Work== | |||
There are currently 312 glasswork companies in Venice, employing 1495 people. This is a twelve percent decrease since 1997, when there were 362 companies. The industry peaked a year later in 1998, with 370 companies producing glass. The figure below shows the trend in this industry since 1997. Despite this decline, the glasswork industry is the second-largest production sector in Venice. | |||
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==Maufacturing== | |||
Venice is home to 512 manufacturing companies that employ a total of 1413 people. The industry has decreased twenty percent since 1997, from 599 to 482 companies in 2016, with its peak at 607 companies in 2000. Manufacturing is the third largest production sector in Venice, despite the increase in the number of companies. The figure below graphically depicts the trend of the number of companies since 1997. | |||
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==Wholesale Trade== | |||
Wholesale trade, as the fourth largest production industry, is important to Venice’s economy. It provides the resources that production sectors need to make their goods. There are 280 companies in this sector, employing 1017 Venetians. It has decreased twenty-eight percent since 1997, going from 413 companies to 297, with a peak at 384 in 1998. The figure below depicts the aforementioned downward trend. | |||
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Revision as of 23:46, 14 December 2016
This page is an overview of the Venetian production industry from 1997-2016
As of today, 2016, Venice is home to 2191 production companies
Overview
When looking at the production data, we realized that the number of open companies had not changed much. However, by looking at specific sectors within the production industry, some trends became apparent. There are eleven production sectors in Venice as shown below in the figure.
Within the production industry, we further broke down our analysis to focus on the changes in each individual sector.
Construction
Since 1997, construction companies have increased by nine percent, starting at 509 companies and ending at 553 in 2016. It peaked at 574 companies in 2007. The current 553 companies employ 2414 Venetians. The figure below depicts the change in the number of companies since 1997. Construction is the highest-employing production industry in Venice, contributing the most companies to the city’s production sector.
Glass Work
There are currently 312 glasswork companies in Venice, employing 1495 people. This is a twelve percent decrease since 1997, when there were 362 companies. The industry peaked a year later in 1998, with 370 companies producing glass. The figure below shows the trend in this industry since 1997. Despite this decline, the glasswork industry is the second-largest production sector in Venice.
Maufacturing
Venice is home to 512 manufacturing companies that employ a total of 1413 people. The industry has decreased twenty percent since 1997, from 599 to 482 companies in 2016, with its peak at 607 companies in 2000. Manufacturing is the third largest production sector in Venice, despite the increase in the number of companies. The figure below graphically depicts the trend of the number of companies since 1997.
Wholesale Trade
Wholesale trade, as the fourth largest production industry, is important to Venice’s economy. It provides the resources that production sectors need to make their goods. There are 280 companies in this sector, employing 1017 Venetians. It has decreased twenty-eight percent since 1997, going from 413 companies to 297, with a peak at 384 in 1998. The figure below depicts the aforementioned downward trend.
