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New Haven Employment

Employment and Industries in the New Haven, Connecticut Area

New Haven has a diverse economy. The primary elements of the economy include Yale University, healthcare, financial services, retail trade and professional services. Over half of the economy is based on services, especially healthcare, education and financial. New Haven also has a growing bio-technology industry, due primarily to Yale Medical School, pharmaceutical companies and local healthcare. Yale University and Yale Medical School also attract high-technology companies and research and development organizations. Yale University is the city's largest employer.

About 9% of the economy is based on manufacturing. Numerous types of goods are produced in the New Haven area, such as computer software, clocks, watches, tools, airplane parts and cutlery. In addition, New Haven is the state's largest wholesale distribution center.

New Haven's major employment sectors are shown below in descending order:

  • Education and health services
  • Trade, transportation and utilities
  • Government
  • Manufacturing
  • Professional and business services
  • Leisure and hospitality
  • Finance

The city offers several business incentive programs that provide information and loans to the Bioscience, Aerospace and Information Technology industries. The Urban Jobs and Enterprise Zone Program offers income tax credits and property tax abatements for manufacturing companies as well as other types of assistance. The city of New Haven along with the state of Connecticut and numerous organizations offer programs that assist employers and workers in recruitment, placement and referral. Apprenticeships, manufacturing job placement and on-the-job training are also provided.

The major employers in New Haven are:

  • Yale University
  • Yale New Haven Hospital
  • Hospital of St Raphael
  • Southern New England Telephone Company
  • Southern Connecticut State University
  • The United Illuminating Company
  • New Haven Register
  • ASSA-ABLOY Sargent
  • Knights of Columbus
  • Pritchard Industries
  • New Haven Register
  • Gateway Community Technical College

Noteworthy data regarding New Haven: Regarding the population over the age of 25, about 27% have a bachelor's degree or better. The cost of living index in 2008 was 143.8 which is very high when compared to the country's average of 100. In 2007 the estimated median household income was $39,000.

Business organizations offering assistance to New Haven companies include:

The New Haven Register offers current information regarding the business endeavors in New Haven.

Most Popular Jobs in New Haven, Connecticut Metro Area (2008 data)

Where the Majority of Workers Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Registered nurses7,20071,800$53,720 - 95,19024%56%
2Elementary school teachers, except special education3,32059,540$35,740 - 82,63014%95%
3Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products2,75076,980$30,440 - 8%51%
4Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education2,48059,150$36,660 - 83,9406%96%
5Accountants and auditors1,85069,750$41,550 - 102,50018%79%
6Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products1,65075,610$36,340 - 134,69012%51%
7Financial managers1,61096,830$53,950 - 153,64013%60%
8Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education1,53061,530$39,470 - 83,10011%95%
9Social and human service assistants1,28037,730$19,690 - 54,73034%58%
10Lawyers1,150125,500$61,610 - 11%99%
11Child, family, and school social workers1,00058,610$34,520 - 80,76019%77%
12Medical and clinical laboratory technologists98060,430$44,310 - 79,88012%51%
13Medical and health services managers900113,180$60,770 - 16%57%
14Sales managers880120,230$64,740 - 10%69%
15Network and computer systems administrators82066,450$41,580 - 94,94027%50%
16Rehabilitation counselors80038,850$23,160 - 69,08023%73%
17Computer and information systems managers790104,100$61,950 - 160,77016%73%
18Chief executives780166,230$82,500 - 2%65%
19Network systems and data communications analysts77079,970$56,930 - 101,75053%57%
20Computer systems analysts76069,820$40,910 - 103,85029%68%
21Education administrators, postsecondary76096,260$51,300 - 151,92014%78%
22Educational, vocational, and school counselors71058,830$29,680 - 87,38013%73%
23Computer programmers70098,260$52,380 - 0%73%
24Medical and clinical laboratory technicians70051,610$30,740 - 76,59015%51%
25Computer software engineers, applications69083,250$48,350 - 123,24045%85%
26Industrial engineers68073,630$54,530 - 98,57020%74%
27Physical therapists64071,530$45,820 - 102,43027%89%
28Civil engineers62069,820$47,460 - 97,43018%87%
29Management analysts60082,590$46,470 - 126,64022%78%
30Librarians59067,590$42,580 - 97,5404%85%
31Social and community service managers58058,350$37,290 - 85,79025%72%
32Coaches and scouts57039,860$16,440 - 71,31015%60%
33Education administrators, elementary and secondary school550106,400$63,600 - 136,1008%78%
34Graphic designers54050,410$30,270 - 68,60010%55%
35Marketing managers53096,370$56,450 - 159,33014%69%
36Training and development specialists53054,410$29,090 - 84,35018%56%
37Managers, all other48086,110$41,400 - 138,8307%55%
38Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school48066,400$43,240 - 87,68020%87%
39Mental health counselors47040,190$26,900 - 58,03030%73%
40Medical scientists, except epidemiologists47095,050$52,310 - 149,21020%99%
41Teachers and instructors, all other47045,230$30,270 - 65,5009%54%
42Biological technicians46047,700$35,880 - 66,79016%60%
43Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation43066,090$41,200 - 99,7505%58%
44Natural sciences managers430107,150$59,120 - 11%93%
45Engineering managers430111,970$74,850 - 7%84%
46Pharmacists400106,240$84,220 - 132,06022%97%
47Mental health and substance abuse social workers40047,050$29,180 - 68,98030%77%
48Special education teachers, secondary school40062,460$32,080 - 90,1309%87%
49Market research analysts39057,410$29,480 - 91,85020%82%
50Public relations specialists37051,610$30,500 - 78,62018%81%
51Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists36062,020$33,140 - 110,23018%56%
52Financial analysts36076,300$52,800 - 112,08034%87%
53Mechanical engineers36071,920$53,620 - 98,5804%78%
54Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents35099,180$19,990 - 25%67%
55Self-enrichment education teachers35056,890$27,610 - 82,60023%54%
56Physician assistants33094,710$71,810 - 123,01027%67%
57Architects, except landscape and naval31092,980$56,710 - 150,52018%88%
58Computer software engineers, systems software30083,650$54,250 - 115,35028%85%
59Occupational therapists29072,810$51,220 - 104,52023%90%
60Electronics engineers, except computer29084,810$56,810 - 120,6404%81%
61Community and social service specialists, all other28041,270$25,340 - 58,51025%58%
62Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists28069,790$44,170 - 99,51016%99%
63Speech-language pathologists27072,270$49,640 - 97,13011%98%
64Medical and public health social workers27059,570$38,430 - 82,86024%77%
65Chemists25076,960$41,530 - 110,0909%93%
66Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other24058,220$16,490 - 86,54017%56%
67Instructional coordinators24063,460$41,030 - 101,46023%79%
68Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors24045,070$33,470 - 56,13034%73%
69Insurance underwriters23067,500$41,170 - 100,7906%53%
70Electrical engineers21079,610$50,330 - 109,0006%81%
71Purchasing managers21084,120$53,890 - 121,0303%57%
72Personal financial advisors200100,880$45,570 - 41%81%
73Detectives and criminal investigators20079,450$55,570 - 109,51017%54%
74Special education teachers, middle school19063,770$44,830 - 83,58016%87%
75Database administrators19076,800$45,680 - 109,06029%72%
76Vocational education teachers, secondary school18069,360$43,630 - 87,7900%96%
77Advertising sales agents18054,730$29,540 - 95,04020%56%
78Adult literacy, remedial education, and GED teachers and instructors18036,190$16,440 - 61,05014%54%
79Dentists, general160151,670$61,320 - 9%100%
80Sales engineers15082,320$47,610 - 114,9109%79%
81Education administrators, preschool and child care center/program15054,070$30,720 - 86,90024%78%
82Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other14078,160$56,910 - 104,24015%72%
83Public relations managers130101,500$55,430 - 17%75%
84Compensation and benefits managers12077,250$45,410 - 116,20012%58%
85Human resources managers, all other120105,080$68,290 - 137,12011%58%
86Floral designers12030,560$18,370 - 42,4800%55%
87Computer specialists, all other12059,250$25,830 - 93,16015%68%
88Financial specialists, all other11066,650$37,300 - 115,86012%50%
89Reporters and correspondents11041,510$23,060 - 70,2101%85%
90Budget analysts11076,370$58,990 - 100,4707%78%
91Sales and related workers, all other11048,290$26,510 - 91,54014%62%
92Statisticians10085,920$61,390 - 116,3009%93%
93Health diagnosing and treating practitioners, all other10079,450$55,900 - 111,02012%94%
94Producers and directors10079,450$34,390 - 11%75%
95Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists10053,860$35,320 - 76,44018%56%
96Surveyors10056,070$28,640 - 138,25024%82%
97Training and development managers90100,240$48,540 - 16%58%
98Engineers, all other9076,070$44,910 - 112,3706%82%
99Computer hardware engineers9084,690$29,580 - 133,7305%70%
100Occupational health and safety specialists9067,560$46,990 - 90,5108%72%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Retail salespersons9,07027,200$16,920 - 42,05012%25%
2Cashiers7,16020,960$16,480 - 26,330-2%10%
3Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners5,42028,870$18,250 - 42,92015%4%
4Customer service representatives5,42036,250$20,130 - 55,28025%22%
5Teacher assistants5,01029,110$18,200 - 41,35010%18%
6Office clerks, general4,97030,750$17,890 - 44,17013%19%
7Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants4,75028,810$18,790 - 37,99018%7%
8Waiters and waitresses4,74020,680$15,920 - 29,12011%14%
9Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive4,41035,390$24,800 - 48,9401%18%
10Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks4,21038,820$26,210 - 53,35013%16%
11First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers3,90053,200$34,070 - 76,0506%29%
12Executive secretaries and administrative assistants3,84046,630$33,280 - 62,74015%18%
13General and operations managers3,790120,140$56,730 - 2%48%
14Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand3,69028,130$18,110 - 39,9402%5%
15Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food3,05020,420$16,640 - 26,71018%5%
16Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer2,95045,530$29,220 - 60,71010%4%
17Food preparation workers2,69024,260$17,350 - 33,33015%7%
18Stock clerks and order fillers2,68026,510$17,490 - 40,680-7%8%
19Receptionists and information clerks2,67031,170$21,850 - 41,82017%13%
20Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop2,67019,600$16,750 - 23,76010%8%
21First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers2,61042,150$24,890 - 63,9204%25%
22Truck drivers, light or delivery services2,48033,050$20,200 - 49,4108%4%
23Home health aides2,08025,680$21,200 - 32,04049%7%
24Landscaping and groundskeeping workers1,93030,530$19,430 - 43,40018%6%
25Team assemblers1,92027,890$18,770 - 39,0400%5%
26Packers and packagers, hand1,89023,040$16,900 - 32,390-11%3%
27Maintenance and repair workers, general1,75043,570$27,600 - 61,61010%6%
28First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers1,59055,560$34,870 - 79,530-4%15%
29Personal and home care aides1,59020,370$16,910 - 25,02051%10%
30Security guards1,56030,600$20,280 - 43,47017%13%
31Machinists1,55032,340$20,530 - 47,200-2%3%
32Construction laborers1,53043,660$27,230 - 71,75011%5%
33Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks1,51030,490$19,040 - 44,5604%6%
34Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses1,46050,200$37,970 - 63,79014%7%
35Carpenters1,43048,070$26,200 - 67,21010%6%
36Automotive service technicians and mechanics1,37040,630$25,250 - 59,08014%4%
37Police and sheriff's patrol officers1,36056,360$39,660 - 73,55011%33%
38Billing and posting clerks and machine operators1,32037,370$26,920 - 51,5704%15%
39First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers1,31037,650$20,440 - 54,75011%14%
40Telemarketers1,28028,120$16,970 - 50,180-9%14%
41Bus drivers, school1,26029,500$21,980 - 41,0509%4%
42Structural metal fabricators and fitters1,25027,810$18,270 - 37,1200%0%
43Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers1,20035,890$23,290 - 50,830-6%14%
44Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters1,19060,750$38,480 - 80,39011%4%
45Child care workers1,18024,430$17,130 - 32,79018%15%
46Helpers--production workers1,13024,330$17,350 - 36,3200%4%
47Maids and housekeeping cleaners1,13022,480$16,990 - 30,27013%5%
48Business operations specialists, all other1,11059,090$16,480 - 94,64021%49%
49Cooks, fast food1,09021,790$16,600 - 30,3708%5%
50Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers1,07025,390$17,750 - 32,710-26%6%
51Cooks, restaurant1,06030,100$20,100 - 45,00012%5%
52First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers1,05069,960$50,750 - 95,4009%10%
53Electricians1,04051,020$28,320 - 73,5607%7%
54Recreation workers96027,920$17,620 - 47,02013%47%
55Tellers93027,080$21,600 - 32,74014%16%
56First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers93068,970$41,430 - 99,0007%13%
57Bartenders90022,670$16,480 - 38,37011%17%
58Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists88026,480$16,470 - 47,16012%6%
59Dishwashers87020,050$16,730 - 25,05010%3%
60Aircraft mechanics and service technicians85052,550$39,200 - 65,18011%11%
61Computer support specialists82050,550$29,460 - 69,99013%43%
62Medical assistants80035,590$25,690 - 48,38035%10%
63Production, planning, and expediting clerks80045,370$26,470 - 67,5404%30%
64First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers80068,480$42,080 - 101,1404%38%
65Postal service mail carriers790 1%11%
66Paralegals and legal assistants79043,640$26,080 - 61,84022%45%
67Sales representatives, services, all other77062,680$28,850 - 105,00028%48%
68Medical secretaries74035,000$27,240 - 42,77017%18%
69Counter and rental clerks72027,010$17,670 - 44,43023%16%
70Administrative services managers72070,180$36,000 - 106,41012%40%
71Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic71032,450$21,180 - 47,210-14%0%
72Insurance claims and policy processing clerks71042,530$26,530 - 62,3000%22%
73Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers70050,430$29,220 - 73,0009%3%
74Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators690 -7%12%
75Industrial truck and tractor operators68029,770$21,290 - 39,730-1%2%
76Electromechanical equipment assemblers65030,130$23,480 - 37,590-8%6%
77Radiologic technologists and technicians65061,210$44,760 - 81,80015%25%
78Cooks, institution and cafeteria62034,820$22,300 - 49,96011%5%
79Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists60046,040$29,160 - 69,06012%3%
80Insurance sales agents60064,730$35,920 - 109,90013%45%
81Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders57025,300$17,870 - 34,170-4%5%
82Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers57020,270$16,580 - 25,88012%6%
83Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators57055,410$36,670 - 81,5508%3%
84Library technicians57036,970$20,860 - 54,6909%27%
85Pharmacy technicians57034,280$21,970 - 46,68032%16%
86Cooks, short order54025,370$18,140 - 31,5405%5%
87Physicians and surgeons, all other540165,080$50,340 - 0%0%
88Extruding and drawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic54034,670$23,290 - 49,840-6%0%
89Healthcare support workers, all other53034,360$21,040 - 49,85016%10%
90Bill and account collectors53039,300$28,520 - 51,74023%13%
91Interviewers, except eligibility and loan52035,120$26,990 - 46,71010%24%
92First-line supervisors/managers of transportation and material-moving machine and vehicle operators51052,170$28,480 - 76,63010%17%
93Construction managers500100,380$54,450 - 16%29%
94Printing machine operators50033,300$21,460 - 50,170-5%6%
95Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products50060,540$41,810 - 83,8700%42%
96Dental assistants49042,050$30,700 - 51,93029%9%
97Taxi drivers and chauffeurs49025,010$19,900 - 30,98013%15%
98Data entry keyers49029,230$21,790 - 39,030-4%18%
99Material moving workers, all other48027,630$17,100 - 48,6901%6%
100Tool and die makers480 -9%5%
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Jobs More Common Near New Haven Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal JobsPop. vs. Avg.*
Choreographers47,69013011.2
Material moving workers, all other27,6304807.7
Electromechanical equipment assemblers30,1306506.7
Psychology teachers, postsecondary92,9603006.2
Structural metal fabricators and fitters27,8101,2506
Internists, general180,5504705.8
Motorboat mechanics46,6001005.4
Natural sciences managers107,1504305
Education administrators, postsecondary96,2607604.5
Rehabilitation counselors38,8508004.2
Aircraft mechanics and service technicians52,5508504
Biological technicians47,7004604
Residential advisors25,5603203.8
Extruding and drawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic34,6705403.8
Control and valve installers and repairers, except mechanical door57,8302303.6
Rolling machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic40,0201703.5
Tool and die makers 4803.1
Security and fire alarm systems installers47,7103703.1
Nursing instructors and teachers, postsecondary77,2102003
Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials22,4303402.9
Medical and clinical laboratory technologists60,4309802.9
Business teachers, postsecondary79,8103202.8
Library technicians36,9705702.7
Medical scientists, except epidemiologists95,0504702.7
Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers25,3901,0702.6
Education teachers, postsecondary68,7002102.5
Statisticians85,9201002.5
Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop19,6002,6702.5
Social and community service managers58,3505802.4
Mental health counselors40,1904702.3
Diagnostic medical sonographers68,8102202.3
Physician assistants94,7103302.3
Medical and clinical laboratory technicians51,6107002.3
Service station attendants19,5903002.2
Drilling and boring machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic31,2101002.2
Surgical technologists40,6103902.2
Highway maintenance workers47,0903902.1
Mathematical science teachers, postsecondary69,6001402.1
Loan counselors40,7701102.1
Teacher assistants29,1105,0102
Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic31,3003202
Grinding and polishing workers, hand31,5201202
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives81,9803102
Social and human service assistants37,7301,2802
Audio and video equipment technicians43,4201502
Machinists32,3401,5502
Health diagnosing and treating practitioners, all other79,4501001.9
Telemarketers28,1201,2801.9
Librarians67,5905901.9
Photographic processing machine operators20,9001601.9

Work Paying Relatively Well in the New Haven, Connecticut Metro Area (2008 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalarySalary Index *Local Jobs
Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other78,1601.54140
Computer programmers98,2601.53700
Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers33,6001.52180
Self-enrichment education teachers56,8901.48350
Production workers, all other42,8701.48220
Cooks, institution and cafeteria34,8201.47620
Protective service workers, all other45,3801.46110
Chefs and head cooks58,7901.45200
Medical and clinical laboratory technicians51,6101.45700
Child, family, and school social workers58,6101.441,000
First-line supervisors/managers of landscaping, lawn service, and groundskeeping workers60,4001.43290
First-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial workers49,2901.41340
Construction laborers43,6601.41,530
Cooks, restaurant30,1001.391,060
Emergency medical technicians and paramedics43,0901.37410
Psychology teachers, postsecondary92,9601.37300
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products76,9801.362,750
Architectural and civil drafters59,3701.36240
Eligibility interviewers, government programs51,0201.36170
Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters41,4201.35280
Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors40,7401.35460
Highway maintenance workers47,0901.34390
Medical and health services managers113,1801.34900
Food servers, nonrestaurant26,9501.34410
Driver/sales workers35,0001.34360
Food service managers64,6201.33460
Social and human service assistants37,7301.331,280
Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school66,4001.33480
Tax examiners, collectors, and revenue agents73,7101.32120
Property, real estate, and community association managers70,8501.32390
Vocational education teachers, secondary school69,3601.32180
Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters60,7501.321,190
Detectives and criminal investigators79,4501.31200
Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation66,0901.31430
Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping45,6401.31300
Teacher assistants29,1101.315,010
Dental assistants42,0501.3490
Education administrators, elementary and secondary school106,4001.3550
Receptionists and information clerks31,1701.32,670
Medical transcriptionists41,9701.3130
Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers32,2601.3260
Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists62,0201.3360
Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators55,4101.3570
Medical and public health social workers59,5701.29270
Laundry and dry-cleaning workers25,7101.29320
Fire fighters54,3401.29470
Security and fire alarm systems installers47,7101.29370
English language and literature teachers, postsecondary78,4601.29150
Librarians67,5901.29590
Insurance claims and policy processing clerks42,5301.28710

Highest Paying Jobs in New Haven, Connecticut Metro Area (2008 data)

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal Jobs
Obstetricians and gynecologists207,970 
Surgeons198,24080
Internists, general180,550470
Psychiatrists171,30030
Family and general practitioners171,040110
Chief executives166,230780
Physicians and surgeons, all other165,080540
Dentists, general151,670160
Pediatricians, general141,45070
Optometrists126,70040
Lawyers125,5001,150
Materials scientists123,430 
Sales managers120,230880
General and operations managers120,1403,790
Veterinarians120,02080
Podiatrists117,420 
Medical and health services managers113,180900
Engineering managers111,970430
Natural sciences managers107,150430
Education administrators, elementary and secondary school106,400550
Pharmacists106,240400
Human resources managers, all other105,080120
Funeral directors104,24050
Computer and information systems managers104,100790
Public relations managers101,500130
Personal financial advisors100,880200
Construction managers100,380500
Training and development managers100,24090
Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents99,180350
Computer programmers98,260700
Financial managers96,8301,610
Marketing managers96,370530
Education administrators, postsecondary96,260760
Medical scientists, except epidemiologists95,050470
Physician assistants94,710330
Biomedical engineers94,010 
Industrial production managers93,770420
Real estate brokers93,390 
Architects, except landscape and naval92,980310
Psychology teachers, postsecondary92,960300
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Managers, all other86,110480
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Statisticians85,920100
Electronics engineers, except computer84,810290
Computer hardware engineers84,69090
Microbiologists84,44080

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