0.4%
Wisconsin’s corporate tax rate after credits for manufacturing and agriculture businesses
91%
Wisconsin employers who say their local technical college is important to the success of their business
#2
Wisconsin’s national rank for overall health care quality performance
$5.7 billion
Annual average revenue for Wisconsin water technology companies
33,305
Bioscience workers in Wisconsin, with a growth rate 10% higher than the national average (2010-2013)
#1Â Producers of cheese, cranberries, ginseng and snap peas
#2 in milk, dairy cows, carrots and hay acreage
#3 in potatoes, peas, oats, sweet corn and cucumbers
#4 in maple syrup and tart cherries
#5 in manufactured food products
$88.3 billion
Annual economic impact of Wisconsin farms and agriculture, supporting 413,500 total jobs
466,083
Wisconsin manufacturing jobs, 87% higher than the national average
14,000
Wisconsin jobs related to aerospace manufacturing in nearly 200 companies
$788 million
Federal R&D funding into Wisconsin
$1.44 billion
Total R&D funding into Wisconsin
22.2
Wisconsin ACT average score for the class of 2015, second highest in the nation
57.6%
Wisconsinites who have attended college
How Wisconsin works
Manufacturing 15.5%
Government 13.5%
Health care/Social assistance 12.7%
Retail 10.1%
Accommodation/Food services 7.7%
Other/Unclassified 5.3%
Administrative, Support and Waste 5.01%
Construction 4.8%
Finance/Insurance 4.4%
Wholesale trade 4%
Professional, scientific and technical services 3.6%
Transportation/Warehousing 3.2%
Management 2%
Educational services 2%
Crop/Animal production 1.8%
Information 1.6%
Arts/Entertainment/Recreation 1.4%
Real estate/Rental/Leasing 1%
Utilities .3%
Mining/Quarrying/Oil and gas extraction 0.1%
Source: All data provided by Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation
