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Oregon's construction sector is feeling the pain of the national housing downturn.
Increases in productivity and new options in the printing marketplace are two ways technology has reduced employment in printing.
Snowsports drive winter tourism in Oregon, which has a significant impact on the state's economy.
Various sporting goods stores around the state cater to the needs of outdoor and sporting enthusiasts.
Travel and tourism are significant in Oregon's economy.
Oregon's truck transportation industry started adding back jobs in 2011, but remains well below the peak reached in 2006.
Oregon, relative to the size of its economy, is the leader in dedicated furniture stores employment in the west.
The health care industry continued to grow through the Great Recession. Where have all the health care workers come from?
Oregon's paper manufacturing employment is less than half what it was in the 1970s.
The wine industry has flourished in recent years - by 2011 there were 870 vineyards and 451 Oregon wineries.
The state's brewery industry grew despite the Great Recession, and is spread out around the state.
This industry has changed drastically over time, but remains critical to the economies of many local communities.
Check out which fisheries provided the boost in 2011, moving total revenue up.
When the housing market tumbled, Oregon's nursery industry felt the impact in lower sales.
Oregon's dairy industry is undergoing growth and change.
More working women have fueled the growth of an industry.
Important and dynamic industry enhances state's economy.