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The Eastern Shore Economic Resiliency Toolkit is a Delmarva Index product, 
developed in concert with community leaders, to communicate information and
resources during times of economic crisis. These public facing resources are
specifically targeted to the economic development community to provide decision
makers with data driven tools to promote a deeper understanding of the threats,
opportunities, and potential impacts to economic recovery following a short and
long recovery emergency such as COVID-19.

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ANALYZE SOCIOECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC DATA FOR MARYLAND WITH A FOCUS ON THE
EASTERN SHORE TO LEARN ABOUT POTENTIAL THREATS AND OPPORTUNITIES AND UNDERSTAND
THE IMPACTS OF COVID-19 ON OUR REGION.




KEY POINTS:


 * With 6% of its population without health insurance coverage, Maryland now
   ranks 16th (previously 15th) in the nation in the percent of its' population
   having no health insurance coverage.
 * At 5.3%, the Eastern Shore has a lower percent of it's population without
   health insurance coverage however several counties are slightly higher than
   this statewide percent.
 * The 35 to 64 year old age group makes up the largest share of individuals
   without coverage which is an ongoing trend not only in Maryland (47%) but on
   the Eastern Shore (45%) as well.
 * Among Maryland's Senior population, only 2% (~8.8k individuals) are without
   health insurance coverage and on the Shore is even less at 1% (277
   individuals).  

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KEY POINTS:


 * Comparing the current 2017-2021 ACS survey data on poverty status with the
   previous years data, we see that poverty has decreased slightly across the
   State however the Eastern Shore continues to have a higher percent of it's
   population in poverty compared to the State. 
 * There are 50,354 individuals on Maryland’s Eastern Shore living at or below
   poverty which accounts for 11.4% of the population.  This is higher than the
   9.9% found in Maryland.
 * The percent of children living in poverty on the Eastern Shore also decreased
   from 16.9% to 15.8% however is still much higher than the 11.9% Statewide.

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KEY POINTS:


 * Average annual payroll per employee increased very little from 2019 to 2020.
   On the Eastern Shore, average annual payroll per employee increased by only
   0.3% while the State only increased by 1.1%. 
 * At at total of $42,479, the average annual payroll per employee on the
   Eastern Shore is still below the State average of $57,748.
 * Health Insurance, Manufacturing, and Retail Trade continue to have the most
   employees and the highest payroll by sector on the Shore. 
 * The State added 16,798 employees and 234 employer establishments from 2019 to
   2020.  The Eastern Shore however lost 46 employees and 121 employer
   establishments in this same time period.  

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SEE HOW THESE STATISTICS COMPARE TO THE 2019 COUNTY BUSINESS PATTERNS
DASHBOARD  AND 2018 COUNTY BUSINESS PATTERNS DASHBOARD 




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BUILDING A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF OUR COMMUNITIES AND MITIGATING THE IMPACTS OF
COVID-19.


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