Financial Statistics of Cities Having a Population of over 100,000

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Financial Statistics of Cities Having a Population of over 100,000 was published for the years 1932-1941.
Continuation of Financial Statistics of Cities Having a Population of over 30,000.
Continued by City Finances.

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1932 to 1938

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OCLC:
3258077

Citation:
United States. Bureau of the Census, ([year]), Financial Statistics of Cities Having a Population of over 100,000, [issue title/date], accessed May 21, 2013 from FRASER, http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/publication/?pid=164

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Year of Incorporation, Date of Middle of Fiscal Year Reported, Population, and Area
Letter of Transmittal (1937)
Letter of Transmittal (1938)
Contents
Summary of Receipts, Payments, and Cash Balances
Summary of Revenue Receipts, by Divisions of Municipal Government
Map of Cities with Population over 100,000 in the United States
Financial Statistics of Cities Over 100,000 Population
Introduction
Summary of Governmental Cost Payments, by Divisions of Municipal Government
Year of Incorporation, Fiscal Year, Population, and Area
Employees and Payrolls
Employees and Payrolls, by Major Productions
Per Capita Revenue Receipts and Governmental Cost Payments
General Government
Percent Distribution, by Principal Classes, of Revenue Receipts and Governmental Cost Payments
Summary of Revenues, by Major Sources and by Divisions of Municipal Government
Chart Comparing 1937 Classification of Revenue with 1936 Classification of Revenue Receipts
Revenue Receipts from Taxes, Special Assessments, Fines, Forfeits, and Escheats
Revenue Receipts from Highway Privileges, Rent of Investment Properties, and Interest
Revenue Receipts from Subventions, Grants, Donations, Gifts, and Pension Assessments
Revenue Receipts from Earnings of General Departments, by Principal Divisions of the General Departmental Service
Governmental Cost Payments for Operation and Maintenance of General Departments, by Principal Divisions and Subdivisions of the General Departmental Service
Per Capita Revenues, by Major Sources
Percent Distribution of Revenues, by Major Sources