Editing Bas-Rhin (section)

==Economy==
The Bas-Rhin department has a high density of [[Small and medium-sized enterprises|SMEs]] and SMIs and a higher proportion of workers in industry than the national average. Tourism activity is intense and creates many indirect jobs. The rate of unemployment is among the lowest in France: 6.5%. The average GDP per capita is €18,795 which places the region as the second largest in France with 2.9% of national GDP. Employment is distributed in the following way, as a percentage of the labor force:
Agriculture: 8,411 or 2%
Crafts and industry: 97,349 or 24.2%
Building and Public Works: 23,928 or 6.0%
Tertiary Sector: 271,984 or 67.8%
''Frontaliers'':<ref>People who live in France and work in Germany</ref> 28,186

;Weighting of the major economic sectors{{citation needed|date=September 2022}}

Trades: 11 358 companies comprising:
*Supply: 11%
*Production: 21%
*Building: 37%
*Services: 31%

Food industry  : 568 units employing 15,884 employees

Commerce:
*Hypermarkets  : 15
*Supermarkets  : 117
*Other retail: 7,507 including non-food 5,229

Tourism: 3,216 hotels with 11,100 rooms