Parts (a) and (b) of this problem are looking at the Location Quotient technique that is commonly used by real estate market analysts to see how concentrated a particular occupation, industry, demographic group, etc. is in a specific region as compared to a larger geographic area, such as the entire nation. For both parts (a) and (b), show and explain your calculations, and show the numbers that you plugged in to do your calculations. (Hint: Read Chapter 3 of the textbook used in this course, as it will provide insight to location quotients and various NAICS codes and where to find existing location quotients using the (BLS) website. How does this compare to your calculations?) For the source of data, visit the U.S. Census website (use Google Chrome). Always start by clearing all filters just to be safe. If you would like to navigate yourself, on the main page, hover the cursor over the "Explore Data" tab and select "Explore Main Data" from the selection window and then select "Tables and Maps".