Delaware County sees an increase business licenses issued in week ending Sept. 2

Delaware County sees an increase business licenses issued in week ending Sept. 2
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There were two business licenses issued in Delaware County County in the week ending Sept. 2 in Pennsylvania, according to the Pennsylvania Department of State.

This is an increase over the previous week when there were no licenses issued.

Pennsylvania suffered a surge of unemployment and business closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The average annual unemployment rate in the state more than doubled in 2020 to 9.1 percent. This was the highest annual unemployment rate in Pennsylvania since 2003. Since then, the unemployment rate has been decreasing, reaching 4.3 percent in early 2023.

Comparison of business licenses issued by County and Week

County Issued in week ending Sept. 2 Issued in week ending Aug. 26 Percentage change (%)
Allegheny County 2 0 –
Armstrong County 1 0 –
Bucks County 1 0 –
Cumberland County 2 0 –
Delaware County 2 0 –
Lehigh County 1 0 –
McKean County 1 0 –
Montgomery County 1 0 –
York County 2 0 –


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