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February 18, 1972
ERRATA

The columns shown on pages 4, 5, 6, and 7 for "1971 F AVG."
in the February 15, 1972 issue of the G.12.3 press release
should be labeled

M

1970 AVG.'\

The 1971 preliminary average

data for those pages will be provided in the March release.

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USINESS I N D E X E S
1967=100

ftESERVEj

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
RATIO SCALE, 1967=100

120

MATERIALS

100

-

MINING AND
UTILITIES
A 120
^ f ~ #

\ ^ > ^ N O N DURABLE

\
\

s^'

X

100

/V-

V DURABLE

A

1

1966

1

1

1968

1

1

1970

Series
I n d u s t r i a l production, t o t a l
Market groupings:
Final products
Consumer goods
Business equipment
Materials
Industry groupings:
Manufacturing
Durables
Nondurables
Mining and u t i l i t i e s
Nonag. employment, t o t a l
Manufacturing, prod, workers
Employment
Payrolls*

1

1972

1966

1968

1970

1972

Seasonally adjusted
Percent changes from:
Year
1971
1972
Last
month
ago
Jan.
Nov. | P Dec. e jairr
105.3

107.0

107.6

107.9

2.5

.3

102.9
112.8
94.2
106.5

105.9
118.0
97.1
105.9

105.8
118.1
97.1
107.5

105.8
118.2
97.2
108.0

2.8
4.8
3.2
1.4

__

103.3
98.1
110.9
119.3

105.2
98.0
115.8
118.7

105.7
98.4
116.5
120.5

106 h 98.4
117.2
121.1

2.7
.3
5.7
1.5

.4

107.0

107.9

108.1

108.4 |

1.3

.3

94.7
114.8

94.4
118.3

94.3
121,2

94.6
121.8 1

e—estimated; p--preliminary; *Value data



80

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fi-l

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.1
.5

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.5

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INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
1967 * 100
MAJOR
MARKET GROUPINGS

1967
PROPORTION

SEASONALLY ADJUSTED

1971
AVG.

19*71

1971

JA.N.

NOV-

NIPT SEASONALLY ADJUSTTED

1972
DEC. P

JAN.e

1971

1971

JAN.

NOV.

DEC./

is
j

A

100.00

106.5

105-3

106.4

107.0

107.6

107.9

103.2

109.8

1107.2

104-5

PROOUCTS, TOTAL
FINAL PRODUCTS
CONSUMER GOOOS
EQUIPMENT

62.21
48.95
28.53
20.42

106.2
104.5
115.6

104*. 6
102!-9
112-8

106.9
105-3
116,9

107.6
105.9

118.0

107.8
105.8
118.1

107.8
105.8
118.2

88.9

86:.9

89.0

88.9

88.7

88.5

101-8
101.0
110-3
88.1

111.2
109.3
122.9
90.3

1107.4
1105.6
1117.3
89.2

103. U
101.2
110.5
88.2

104
103
114
87

INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS
MATERIALS

13.26
37.79

112.8
106.8

1105.9
106.-5

113.0
105.6

114.0
105.9

115.3
107.5

115.4
108.0

104-7
105.4

118.1
107.6

1114.1
1106.9

110-tt
10 5 . S3

108
106

7.86
114.3
2.84
119.4
1 . 8 7 | 108.3

115.3
119.6
107.8
142.2

115.5

115.6

119.6
109.2
139.7

119.3
109.4
138.3

115.0
113.7
102.8
134.6

107.3
115.6
113.5
119.6

125.7
135.8
124.0
158.6

1118,8
1123.7
1115.6
1139.4

106.<»
102-03
87.5
129.¥

HI
118
112
129

113.5
115.7
133.9
81.3

115.6

120.0
125.3
142.8
92.5

1116.0
!i 16.1
1131.5
87.4

1 0 9 . ib
1.00. 55
111.41
80-11

108

84.6

102.6
102-5
120.1
69-5

116.2
110.9

114.1

108.0
100.4

116.6
118.5

1120.1
E14.2

118.SB
110. U

111.4
95.0
115.7
108.1

121.8
110.7
124.7
120.5

Ul-<9

116

moo.2

1121-1
i l l 5.9

117.®
109.17

120
110

TOTAL INDEX

CONSUMER GOODS
DURABLE CONSUMER GOODS
AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
AUTOS
AUTC PARTS ANO ALLIED GOGDS
HOME GOODS
APPLIANCES, TV, AND RADIOS
APPLIANCES AND A/C
TV AND HOME AUDIO
CARPETING AND FURNITURE
MISC. HOME GOODS
NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOODS
CLOTHING
CONSUMER STAPLES
CONSUMER FOODS AND TOBACCO
NONFOOD STAPLES
CONSUMER CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
CCNSUMER PAPER PRODUCTS
CONSUMER FUEL AND LIGHTING
RESIDENTIAL UTILITIES

.97

140.7

108U1
1105-9
104>.1
124- 1

5.02
1.41

106i-5
104v-9
122-6
71-8

112.9
110.7
131.1

-49

111.5
111.5
127-5
81.4

72.6

113.2
113.3
135.4
71.8

1.08
2.53

112.9
110.8

106»-4
107.5

115.3
113.1

116.9
111.5

20.67
4.32

114-6

119.0
100.7
123.7
117.4

119.0

IIS.5
114-0

117.5
103.5
121.2
113.9

119.4

8.37

116.1
101.3
120.0
113.3

123.0
116.3

123.7
116.9

7.98
2.64
1.91
3.43
2.25

126.9
133.5
107.9
132.4
139.9

123J.2
131.-8
10*-4
127.0
132-0

128.9
131.7
110.3
137.1
147-0

130.2
136.9
112.0
135.2
144.5

130.0
138.7
114.8
131.9
137.8

130.7

123.7
123.9
99.6
137.0
146.7

129.2
139.1
113.9
130.0
136.6

1126.6
1136. 8
i l l 1.2
1127.4
1132.5

126.2
129.(1)
108.«
133-e6
1 3 8 . ft

131

12.74
6.77
1.45
3.85
1.47

96.1
92.4
92.9
81.4
120.6

94t-2
91.-5
905.6
82-9

97.1
93.2
95.2

97.1

97.2

92.9
93.4

81.4
122.1

81.5
122.1

92.9
95.2
80.6

122.0

92-7
90.8
89.8
81.9
115.1

99.4
94.3
97.0
81.9
124.0

97.3
93.6
99.0
81.2
1120.8

95.^
92.^
95.a

115-0

97.4
92.6
55.5
81.1
119.7

119. m

94
91
94
79
117

5.97
3.3C
2.00
.67

100.3

97'-2
105-5
88-6
82-0

102.8
111.0
90.4
99.5

101.5
109.4
88.6
100.9

101.9
109.4
92.7
92.4

101.9
109.0
94.1

94-8
101.8
87.1
83.4

105.2
112.0
95.3
101.2

L101.4
1109.7
91.0
91.9

99-5
107.4i
90.^
8 8 . 00

7.68
5.15

77.1
80.4

803-0
82- 6

75.1
79.0

75.3
78.7

74.7
78.3

74.3
78.4

80.5
82-8

75.2
78.7

75.8
78.9

75.77
78. ®

74
78.

5.93
7.34

113.0
112.7

111.-1
110.-8

112.7
113.4

112.9
114.9

115.4
115.3

103.3
105.8

117.5
118.6

1112.6
1115.4

108.11
111.®

108.

100.4
101.8

99.4
99.0
86.3

100.5
99.2
86.2
108.4

99.8
102.9

102.3
104.2

1100.1
1103.4

106.2

99.8
99.1
85.1
107.5

87.8
104.4

86.6
109.4

85.5
U06-0

116.5
122.2
107.4
119.0

116.9
122.0
108.8
118.6

110.9
110.4
111.6
119.9

117.4
121.3
111.2
98.5

1117.5
U22.9
1108.9
1105.2

109.1
121.4

109.9

99.1
112.6

115.7
123.5

1108.7
U18.0

.92

16.34

993-7

1116.7

81
106

ECUIPMENT
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
BUILDING AND MINING EQUIP.
MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT
POWER EQUIPMENT
COMMERCIAL, TRANSIT, FARM EQ.
COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT
TRANSIT EQUIPMENT
FARM EQUIPMENT
DEFENSE AND SPACE EQUIPMENT
MILITARY PRODUCTS

108.6
89.0
92.5

so. m

99
105
92

INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS
CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS
MISC. INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS
MATERIALS
DURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
CONSUMER DURABLE PARTS
EQUIPMENT PARTS
DURABLE MATERIALS NEC

20.91
4.75
5.41

100.8

101-5

101.4
86.5
107.8

99f-4
88S-4
109'-0

NONDURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
T E X T I L E , PAPER, 6 CHEM. MATNONOURABLE MATERIALS NEC
FUEL 6 POWER, INDUSTRIAL

13.99
113.8
8.58
116.0
5 . 4 1 I! 110.3
2 . 8 9 P 116.3

111-7
111.2
112.5
117-8

1]«4.6
118.8
108.3
99.4

116.0
121.6
107.1
104.4

106.8
116.7

103-4
119U2

108.5
116.8

107.4
119.1

10.75

86.9
106.6

SUPPLEMENTARY GROUPS
HOME GOCDS AND CLOTHING
CONTAINERS




9.34
1.82

100.4.
112-3

INDUSTRIAL

PRODUCTION

1967 « 100
MAJOR
INDUSTRY GROUPINGS

SIC
CODE

1967
PROPORTION

1971 P
AVG.

1971

SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
1971

JAN.

OCT.

NOV.

DEC. P

1972
JAN.e

NOL SEASONALLY ACJUSTEO
1971
1972
p
OCT.
JAN.
NOV.
DEC.
JAN.
1971

CTUfRING
BLE
URAfBLE

68.55
52.33
36.22

104-8
98.9
113.3

103.3
98.1
110.9

105.4
99.1
114.6

105.2
98.0
115.8

105.7
98.4
116.5

106-1
98-4
117.2

100.9
96.8
106.8

109.2
101.6
120. 1

106.2
98.9
116.8

102.2
95.9
111-2

103.5
97.1
112.9

AN(D U T I L I T I E S
NIG
ITIES

11.45
6.37
5.08

119.6
106.9
135.5

119.3
111.1
129.6

116.1
97.7
139.3

118.7
102.0
139.6

120.5
107.3
137.1

121.1
108.4
137.2

120.6
108.7
135.6

114.9
98.0
136.1

115.1
101.5
132.3

119.8
107.2
135.7

122.6
106.1
143.4

33
331,2
34

12.55
6.61
4.22
5.94

104.0
100.9
96.5
107.4

106.8
108.1
106.9
105.4

100.9
95.7
88.7
106.9

98.7
91.4
81.9
106.8

101.1
94.7
85.4
108.2

102.0
96.6
90.0
108.2

105.7
106.6
105.2
104.7

101.5
94.5
86-2
109.3

98.8
90.2
80-7
108.3

98.3
89.7
81.2
107.8

101.0
95.2
88.6
107.4

35
36

32.44
1 7 . 39
9.17
8.22

94.1
95.4
92.9
98.2

93.0
93.4
90.1
97.1

95.3
97.0
95.3
98.9

94.5
96.3
93.3
99.6

94.2
96.3
93.8
99.1

93.7
95.6
92.3
99.5

92.8
92.4
88.9
96.3

98.1
99.4
95.5
103.8

95.5
96.8
93.4
100.6

92.1
93.9
91.7
96.3

93.7
94.6
91.1
98.6

37
371
3 'r 2 - 5 , 9
38
l c>,91PT

9.29
4.56
4.73
2.07
3.69

91.3
111.6
71-9
108.5
87.0

91.1
107.7
75.2
106.5
87.9

92.4
112.9
72.6
111.2
85.6

91.2
112.5
70.7
110.2
85.1

90.8
113.3
69.2
109.6
84.6

90.0
112.2
68.6
111.3
84.5

93.1
112.9
74-1
103.4
88.4

97.2
122.4
73.0
114.4
85.0

93.6
117.5
70-6
110-8
85.2

87.5
105.9
69.7
109.5
85.0

92.0
117.3
67.6
108.1
85.0

, CSLAY, AND GLASS
ER AND PRODUCTS
, GS.ASS, AND STONE PRODS.

4.44
1.65
2.79

111.3
113.3
110.1

106.9
109.7
105.3

112.7
117.3
109.9

113.0
117.9
110.1

113.3
117.8
110.6

113.2

97.7
98-8
97.0

118.1
121.6
116.1

113.0
115-3
111.6

106.2
107.0
105.7

103.4

24
32

URE AND MISCELLANEOUS
ITUfRE ANO FIXTURES
ELLANEOOS MANUFACTURES

2.90
1.38
1.52

110.0
98.7
120.3

105.2
94.2
115.2

112*1
100.3
122.6

111.5
101.6
120.5

111.4
100.5
121.4

112.6

102.3
96.2
107.9

115.3
100-6
128.7

115-6
104.6
125.6

112.2
103.5
120.2

109.5

25
39

6.9C
2.69
3.33
.88

100.6
108.4
97.8
87.3

98.6
103.1
97.4
89.5

102.2
110.1
100.0
87.2

101.1
109.6
99.1
82.9

102.7
111.5

103.0

95.7
102.0
92.3
88.8

107.8
113.8
107.3
91.3

10C-9
110-4
97.7
83.5

91.8
100.9

1CC.C

22
23
31

107.8
116.0
102.2

107.1
116.9
100.5

109.0
116.1
104.3

110.7
119.8
104.4

110.9
120.1
104.8

111.3

101.3
115.5
91.7

114.8
122.1
109.9

112.2
120.8
106.4

105-0
111.1
101.0

105.2

26
27

7.92
3.18
4.74

ALSr, PETROLEUM-, € RUBBER
ICAILS AND PRODUCTS
OLEWM PRODUCTS
ER ^ND PLASTICS PRODUCTS

28
29
30

11.92
7.86
1.8C
2.26

124.4
125.9
115.8
126.1

118.2
119.3
117.2
115.5

126.5
128.2
115.7
129.0

127.8
130.8
116.0
127.6

128.8
131.0
119.8
128.2

130.3
133.5

114-7
115.1
112.4
115.3

129.9
130.8
117.8
136.6

129.0
131-3
115-2
132-2

126.7
128.2
118.0
128.5

126.5
128.8

AND TOBACCO
S
CCO PRODUCTS

20
2i

9.48
8.81
.67

113.5
114.6
98.1

113.9
114.6
106.6

113.2
114.3
98.5

116.0
117.2
98.2

116.0
117.3

116.4
117.7

109.5
109.7
106.4

121.2
122.3
106.1

117.C
118.4
99.0

lll.l
113.2

111.4
112.5

1.26
.51
.75

104.5
121.1
93.2

113.6
140-1
95.6

102.0
117.1
91.7

110.6
135.5
93.6

109.3
134.4
92.2

108.7

97.7
115.0
86.0

105.8
117.9
97.6

103.7
113.8
96.8

99.1
108.6
92.6

93.6

10
14

11,12
13

5.11
.6$
4.42

107.5
98.7
108.9

110.6
112.3
110.3

96.7
29.1
107.3

99.9
55.2
106.9

106.8
109.1
106.4

108.3
104.8
108.9

111.4
111.1
111.4

96.0
31.1
106-2

100-9
56.4
107.9

109-2
108.4
109.3

109.2
103.6
110.1

3.91
1.17

138-0
127.0

131.5

142.3

142.3

138.8

138.8

139.3

138.0

132.8

137-0

146.9

RABILE MANUFACTURES
Y AMD FABRICATED METALS
ARY METALS
GN ANC STEEL, SUBTOTAL
ICAJEO METAL PRODUCTS
ERY AND ALLIED GOODS
INEKY
NELECTRICAL MACHINERY
ECTOICAL MACHINERY
SPOKTATIO.M EQUIPMENT
TOR VEHICLES fiMO PARTS
RUSIPACE G M I S C . TRANS. EQ.
RUMENTS
ANCE, PRIVATE & GOV'T.

0

NCUffUBLE MANUFACTURES
ES,
ILE
REL
HER

APPAREL, A*ID LEATHER
MILL PRODUCTS
PRODUCTS
AND PRODUCTS

AND PRINTING
R A END PRODUCTS
TIN(G AND PUBLISHING

86.4

104.2

82.3

95.0

MNfiS
STG3NE AND EAR17H MINERALS
L MINING
E AfND EARTH MINERALS
CIL,

AND GAS

AND GAS EXTRACTION
ILII1ES
IC




INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION

INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS
AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES
METAL MINING
IRON ORE
NGNFERROUS ORES
CCPPER ORES
LEAD ANO ZINC ORES
ANTHRACITE
BITUMINOUS COAL
OIL ANO GAS EXTRACTION
CRUDE OIL AND NATURAL GAS
CRUDE OIL
EASTERN, MID-CONT. CRUDE
TEXAS CRUDE
WEST COAST CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS
OIL AND GAS ORILLING
ORDNANCE, PRIVATE £ GOV'T.
FOOCS
MEAT PROOOCTS
BEEF
PCRK
MISC. MEATS
DAIRY PRODUCTS
BUTTER
CHEESE
CONCENTRATED MILK
FROZEN DESSERTS
CANN6C AND FROZEN FOODS
GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS
FLOUR AND CORN MILLING
BAKERY PRODUCTS
SUGAR
CONFECTIONERY
BEVERAGES
BEER AND ALE
WINES AND BRANDY
LIQUORS
SOFT DRINKS
MISC. FCCD PREPARATIONS
FATS AND OILS
CCFFEE AND MISC. FOOOS
TCBACCO PRODUCTS
CIGARETTES
CIGARS




SIC
CODE

1967
PROPORTION

1970

NOT SEASONALLY ADJUSTt©
1S71

DEC.

OCT.

NCV.

SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
1971
AVG.

1970

1971

DEC.

SEP.

OCT-

NOV.

10
101,6
102-5,8,9
102
103

.51
.24
.27
.14
.03

110.6
150.0
177.1
119.6

131.1
165.3
208.2
115.8

86.7
134.3
157.3
112.1

88.5
154.6
194.8
112.9

116.7
157.5
201.0
116.5

119.0
155.0
199.3
104.2

86.3
144.6
167.2
110.0

109.7
126.6
141.6
111.3

93.6
139.9
166.4
111.7

83.2
141.3
168.6
113.1

11
12

.03
.66

78.2
106.8

66.7
105.1

68.9
111.5

64.6
27.6

61.9
54.8

45.1
111.6

68.8
104.3

73.5
114.2

71.3
29.5

65.6
56.C

13
131

4.42
3.62
2.95
1.56
1.06
.33

111.6
109.4
109.0
111.6
103.7

114.4
113.1
113.4
116.4
101.4

108.9
104.7
1C5.9
104.6
99.2

109.4
105.4
107.6
104.7
97.6

1C8.2
105.0
106.4
105.3
97.3

107.8
104.9
107.1
103.9
97.7

116.0
112.9
112.7
116.6
101.4

107.2
104.4
105.6
104.1
99.0

107.4
104.6
106.7
103.5
98.2

108.1
104.3
106.4
103.2
98-1

10S
104
106
104
97

132
138

.67
.29
.51

121.4
119.4
90.9

120.1
123.6
90-1

127.6
122.6
89.7

127.0
120.4
87.1

122.1
118.8
90-9

120.4
120.2
88-3

129.7
124.5
104.4

119.3
119.3
90.8

12C.0
119.4
90.6

125-0
119.9
99.5

130
121
1C2

19,91PT

3.69

20
201

8.81
1.16
.39
.55
-22

107.1
107.2
106.7
107.8

112.6
110.6
118.7
101-3

111.0
109.2
115.7
102.8

105.6
105.6
108.9
97.4

110.7
109.0
116.0
100.9

108.5
105.4
1L3.3
102.1

114.9
106.2
126.9
101.5

116.7
112.7
117.9
121-1

117.0
111.1
119.6
121-1

116.6
106.4
125-1
113.5

202
2021
2022
2023
2024

1.14
.04
.08
.11
-13

100.6
92.3
121.3
85.8
103.0

101.7
88.5
127.3
87.2
109.3

100.7
90.7
133.6
81.1
102.5

102.2
97.4
141.4
82.3
107.5

101.5
92.0
142.1
78-6
106.2

101.1
86.2
143.2
103.5

96.1
84.9
117.1
76.0
77.5

98.5
67.0
121.8
66.3
109-0

97.2
78.8
122.7
63.4
96.2

94.9
76.1
121.9
59.1
81.7

203
204
2041,6

1-19
.96
.28

116-5
114.7
102.9

123.8
110.3
94.5

113.8
120.1
101.2

119.9
119.0
103.6

126.5
117.2
92.2

131.1
119.3
95,6

111.1
111.3
95.6

140-8
124.8
106.8

140.1
124.4
109.7

12 9 . 5
119.4
96-9

205
206
207

1.16
.21
.41

107.4
113.7
99.9

107.5
105.5
96.3

105.9
109.5
57.7

106.7
116.3
104.1

106.9
113.4
L12.2

108.0
104.8
1C8.1

102.5
145.9
82.9

114.2
104.8
85-0

108.5
156.3
129.1

1C5.C
162.9
122.8

208
2082,3
2084
2085
2086,7

1.59
.53
.06
-24
.75

124.3
114.7
145.9
108.1
134.4

127.4
113.6
168.2
106.7
140.1

136.2
122.6
159.2
112.3
151.6

134.3
119.5
167.6
104.9
151.2

138.2
121.4
173.7
113.2
154.8

137.0
117.1
190.5
1C7.4
155.9

116.7
97.1
183.7
99.2
130.3

142.2
117-6
165-2
121-8
164.3

139.8
110.8
199.8
13 7.4
156.0

131.8
10L.6
203.8
132.1
146.9

209
2091-4,6
2095,7-9

.99
.32
.67

110.5
111-5
110.1

113.1
115.5
112.0

113.2
117.0
111.3

1C9.3
102.2
112.6

112.2
111.1
112.7

113.7
113.3
113.7

117.9
123.7
115.2

110-8
108-5
111-9

112.0
111.1
112.4

116.0
119.3
114.4

21
211
212

.07

101.0
110.0

103.2
111.5

102.4
110.1

101.0
105.4

101.5
102.9

104.2
116.1

83.1
85.3

107.3
117-1

106 . 6
119.2

100.9
106.7

7e.i

-67

7l
13
16(
5«

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
1967 * 100
INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS
AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES

EXT R E MILL PRODUCES
DTTON FABRICS
AN-MAOE FABRICS
OOL FABRICS

1 1967
PROPOR~
TION

SIC
CODE

1971
AVG.

P

1970 I

SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
1971

1970

NOT SEASONALLY ACJUSTED
1971

P

P

DEC.

SEP.

OCT.

NOW.

DEC.

DEC.

SEP.

OCT.

NOV.

DEC.

22
221,4
222
223

2.69
• 61
.30
.14

87.4
125.6
72.5

90.4
113.2
50.4

89.8
119.3
39.2

89.1
122-4
39.8

90.5
124.6
38.9

91.6
124.2
35.6

83.5
103.9
42.5

89.6
119.4
34.8

91.9
125.1
34.2

93.3
125.8
33.1

84.6
114.0
30.0

225
2251,2
2253-9

.63
.21
.42

130.5
164.1
113.6

120.7
137.3
112.6

139-2
160.0
128-8

139.1
165.6
125.7

137.4
148.2
132.0

135.4
150.4
127.8

105.6
112.2
102.2

150.6
162.7
144.6

146-8
171.2
134.4

135.2
148.1
128.6

118.3
122.9
116.0

ABRIC F I N I S H I N G
ARPETING
ARN AND MISC. TEXTiRES

226
227
228,9

-23
.20
.56

90.2
129.3
96.6

85.3
129.3
98-3

87.7
153.3
105.0

90-9
146.2
105.2

90.6
152.3
102.1

89.3
153.3
106.1

81.2
127.9
91.1

88.5
169.5
105.9

94.7
156.9
107.5

93.6
155.3
104.2

85.0
151.8
98.8

PPAREL PRQCUCTS
EN'S OUTERWEAR
MEN'S SUITS AND CGDATS
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
OMEN'S OUTERWEAR
I S C . APPAREL £ ALL&EO GOODS

23
231
222
233
234-9

3.33
1.06
-34
.65
1.06
1.21

100.2
80.6
109-9
91.3
101.3

91.1
70.0
101-7
91.2
99-1

101.0
80.1
111.7
96.7
101.1

104.4
81.3
116.3
101.3
102.2

100.1
76.6
112.1
94.2
98.9

103.1
82.1
114.1
93.4
97.7

82.4
63.8
91.4
69.5
96.6

103.4
80.3
115.3
94.1
108.8

109.5
87.3
121.3
106.3
106.2

102.6
80.3
114-2
91-6
98.8

93.4
74.9
102.6
71.1
95.4

UMBER AND PRODUCTS
3GGING AND LUMBER
LUMBER
UMBER PRODUCTS
MILLWORK AND PLYWOOD
PLYWOOO £ PREFA®. PROD.

24
241,2
242
243,4,9
243
2432,3

1.65
.83
-59
.82
.50
.29

104.0
103.1
108.7
101.1
111.0

100-4
98.6
111-4
106-2
116.1

105.6
106.0
122.3
118-1
126.5

110.9
111.1
123.3
119.7
121.4

109.3
107.5
127.5
124 - 9
132.4

106.9
106.0
126-9
125.7
135.6

90.4
86.5
103.6
93.6
107.8

112.4
111.6
126.5
125.8
130.3

116.1
115.4
127.2
126.0
129.0

106.9
104.4
123.8
117.9
128.0

96.2
93.0
117.8
110.7
126.0

URMTURE AND FIXTURES
QUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IXTURES £ OFFICE FURNITURE

25 '
251 j
252,4,9

1.38
.88
.43

103.8
92.6

101.4
87.0

106.9
90.0

107.6
87.6

109.2
89 . 5

108.4
88.4

104.3
89-2

108.3
91.8

107.6
89.2

112-3
92.4

111.4
90.6

26
261-3
261
262
263

3.18
1-40
.51
-54
.35

115.0
114.0
112-6
120.3

112-0
115.0
107.8
114.2

120.3
122-4
112.2
130-2

120.3
121.1
115.8
126.2

122.8
123.8
119.0
127.7

121-0
124.3
114-7
125.8

102.7
102.7
101.7
104.2

117.1
119.2
110-0
124.9

123.5
124.0
119.0
130.0

123-8
126.3
117-3
130.1

110.8
111.0
108.3
114.7

-90
-18
.84
-04

111.5
115.2
112.3
112.0

108.6
113.2
109.4
124.8

118.1
117.0
106.3
127.5

113.7
116.7
111.3
128.9

119.2
127 .«9
117.2
135.3

117.4
128.9
120.7
144-2

101.1
102.7
102.8
103.0

115.5
112.2
114.1
135.2

118.4
125.6
123.0
139.3

116.6
125.7
119.7
131.0

109.1
117.0
113.3
119.0

4.74
27
271 | 1-42
2 7 2 , 3 , 7 ! 1.36
2 7 4 - 6 , 8 , 9 ] 1.96

103.4
103.5
105.1

103.5
102.0
101.2

101.6
110.1
97.9

103.3
112.2
99.2

103.5
114.1
99.6

107.2
117.2
96.6

104.3
96.0
93.9

102-6
120.9
111.5

110.3
116.1
105.3

113.8
112.4
97.0

107.9
110.3
89.6

28
281,2
281
2812

7.86
3.81
2.55
.13

122-3
114.8
116.9

122.7
115.1
114-1

134-1
117.8
113.2

133-7
120.2
112.8

137.1
123.5
119.6

137.2
123.0
119.7

123.9
116.5
116.0

134.0
116.7
111.4

134.2
120.0
113.0

138.3
123-5
119.2

138.4
124.4
121.7

2813,5,6
2818
2819

.48
1.18
.76

123.0
118.6
103.3

118-5
118.8
108.1

128.1
121-3
106.5

133-0
124.6
106.4

130."9
131.a
106.a

133.6
128.1
109.3

115.3
121.6
109.5

127.7
121.3
103.6

131.0
126.0
104.9

130.0
132.3
106-5

130.0
131.2
110.7

282
2821
2822
2823,4

1.26
.55
.13
.58

137.5
137.9
114 . 8
142.3

138-2
136.2
108.4
146.9

167.1
166.6
118.7
178.4

160.8
162-3
116.9
169.6

164.5
162.8
117.2
177.0

165.7
163-6
118.7
178.5

139.0
133.2
111.4
150.8

169.1
168.9
118.8
180.7

162.9
165.5
119.4
170.4

168.3
167.5
124.1
178.9

166.7
160.0
122.0
183.1

4.05
118.3
1.34
137.7
1.31 ! 114.3
-73
110-3

122.0
142-3
123.8
133.5

124.5
157.9
109.0
111.3

123.0
165.1
97.5
92-4

125.3
166.3
1C6.0
108.3

127.4
171.1
106.4
107.6

113.7
131.9
114.4
115.8

132.2
173.2
116.6
119.7

127.7
171-9
105.7
9 9.4

124.7
165.3
107.7
105.2

118.7
158.6
98.8
93.3

107.-7
100.5

101.5
104.2

121.1
97.8

122-3
96.3

114.8
92.4

111.6
97.5

81.4
104.7

123-2
94.5

119.5
96.1

103.2
92-6

90.2
98.0

NIT GOODS
HOSIERY
KNIT GARMENTS

APER AND PRODUCTS
ULP AND PAPER
WCOO PULP
PAPER
PAPER60ARD
[INVERTED PAPER PRODUCTS
SANITARY PAPER PRODUCTS
APEReOARC CONTAINERS
JILOING PAPER AND B&OARD
MINTING AND PUBLISHING
EWSPAPERS
ERIOOICALSt BOOKSt & CARDS
OB PRINTING
HEMICALS AND PRODUCTS
4EMICALS £ SYNTHETIC MAT.
BASIC CHEMICALS
ALKALIES ANO CHLORINE
GASES,COAL TAR, ETC.
BASIC ORGANIC CHEMICALS
INORGANIC CHEMICALS NEC
SYNTHETIC MATERIALS
PLASTICS MATERIALS
SYNTHETIC RUBBER
MAN-MADE FIBERS
HEMICAL PRODUCTS
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
SCAPS ANO TOILETRIES
SOAP £ RELATED PRODUCTS
PAINTS
AGRICULTURAL

264
2647
265
266

2 83-7,9
283
284
2841-3

I

285

CHEMICALS




Tal

1

.44
-41

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
1967 » 100
INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS
AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES

SIC
CODE

1967
PROPORTION

1971
AVG.

p

1970

SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
1971

DEC.

OCT.

NOV.

NOT SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
1971
1970"
SEP.

OCT.

117.9
122.8
117.7

115.1
123.7
107.7

114.0
121.5
109.3

114.0
122.1
109-0

118.<
128.C
I19.<

101.6
99.5
93.6

123.2
110.2
107.4

87.0
95.8
97.6

84.1
98.4
99.5

98.2
100.7
96.3

116-2
103.0
94.0

115.7
105.6
152.2

116.1
107.1
152.2

104.5
96.1
127.1

128.0
107.4
150.6

135.4
108.2
156.3

121.5
108.2
154.8

117.1
108.3
148.9

75.3
91.4
88.3

71.5
91.5
82.1

71.9
92.0
87.0

71.2
89.5
82.2

73.5
92.0
89.5

77.6
95.1
92.8

75.3
97.4
79.9

70.0
93. 8
80.3

119.3
115.3
116-1

117.8
112.1
115.1

118.3
110.1
106.8

123.8
111.9
109.4

126.0
105.2
103.5

118.6
117.1
117.5

121.2
117.5
121.7

125.7
111.1
106.5

129.4
100.8
95.7

119.2
95.6
93-3
104.4

108.4
96.0
98-8
108.8

111.8
96.0
95.1
110.0

121.2
100.0
102.2
103.6

118.2
99.5
102.3
109-7

81.1
92.6
84.9
103.7

136.2
97.0
102.9
111-8

140.6
98.0
101.0
112-9

114.9
99.5
101.5
110-3

eo.4
96.0
93.1
108.8

106.8
103.4
104.9
102-0
105.2

103.7
100.6
104.6
97.1
105.9

83.7
77.1
75.8
77.8
77.7

85.8
78.4
78.6
79.0
74.5

80.3
77.2
78.2
79.7
62.5

84.7
83.1
82.3
84.6
78.1

99.0
98.1
102.1
94.1
104.8

78.4
72.8
71.8
72.9
75.9

81.4
75-0
74.7
75.7
72.9

77.5
74.9
74-9
77.9
61-3

80.6
80.8
80.3
82.0
77.3

2-01
.31
.51

109.1
89.0
91.8

105.6
88.8
89.8

88.2
70.0
73.7

90.7
75.0
76.1

82.3
71.9
65.8

85.7
73.2
71.2

99.5
87.2
86.4

62.1
64.3
68.0

85.7
69.8
71.6

79.2
72.4
65.8

80.5
71.9
68.5

.41
-13
.65

96.6
107.6
140.6

100.3
80.2
134.6

80.4
71.2
116.8

80.8
83.6
117.2

68.1
139.8
97.2

73.4
92.8
109.2

88.9
63.5
129.8

74.4
72.8
108.6

74.3
72.1
114.3

62.2
95.9
100.2

65.0
73.5
105.3

333-6,9
333
3331
3334
334

2.38
.47
.10
.27
-09

109.8
131.7
162.5
121.6
101.6

112-6
144.2
218.3
122.9
101.4

109.0
122-3
132-8
124.1
105.4

108.3
131.6
177.6
118.9
105.1

109.9
132.6
192-9
115.1
106.8

114.6
135.5
193.9
115.6
113.4

103.9
134. C
171.4
124.3
97.5

107,
117.
122.
121,
106.3

109.2
125.9
152.0
118.5
110.7

107.0
127.6
158-2
116.9
1C9.0

104.9
126.3
152.0
116.9
1C9.0

335,6
335

336

1.44
1-09
.48
.61
.35

108.2
114.9
111.9
117.3
87.6

110.7
120.0
121.3
118.9
81.9

112.
119,
106.
130.
90.

107.1
111.3
99.4
120.6
94.4

112.2
120.5
113.8
125.8
86.7

118.4
128.8
126.2
130.6
86.2

99.0
106.0
102.9
108.4
77.0

iii.i
117.9
103.0
129.7
90.3

109.9
113.6
106.2
119.5
98.3

108.4
114.8
109.2
119.3
88.6

105.7
113.7
107.0
119.0
81.0

34
341
342-4
345-9

5.94
.38
2.67
2.89

132.8
116.5
99.9

135-5
116.2
94.0

127.0
113.5
97.1

127-1
116.2
97.8

123.4
114.5
97.2

129.3
118.0
97.1

124.0
115.7
94.3

130.8
114.1
98.8

126.0
117.9
99.1

117.7
116.9
99.1

118.3
117.6
97.4

29
291,9

1.80
1.65
.85
.29

112.5
115-3
111.3

115.8
119.4
114.2

112.5
119.9
109-2

114.2
121.3
112.9

113.7
121-0
110.4

117.0
124.5
116.4

.05
.18
.15

93.3
112.5
101.9

107.7
106.5
107.0

94.6
97.1
97.8

92.8
98.5
97.7

94.8
98.5
94.5

30
301
302,3,6
307

2.26
.60
.67
.99

110.8
100.2
129.0

103.4
95.0
129.8

128.0
104.7
146.6

122.5
104.1
151.5

31
311,2
313,5-7,9
314

.88
.12
.22
.54

78.8
91-5
93.2

73-2
87.7
89.1

74.4
90.7
89-0

CLAY, GLASS & STONE PRODUCTS
FLAT GLASS ANO PRODUCTS
PRESSED AND BLOWN GLASS
GLASS CONTAINERS

32
321,3
322
3221

2.79
.27
.50
.28

109.0
115.9
118.5

121.2
116.6
118.3

CEMENT
STRUCTURAL CLAY PROOUCTS
BRICK
CONCRETE ANO M I S C . CLAY MFRS.

324
325
3251
326-9

.27
.20
.08
1.55

103.9
92.8
85.1
1C5.0

PRIMARY METALS
IRON ANC STEEL, SUBTOTAL
BASIC STEEL AND MILL PRODS.
BASIC IRON AND STEEL
PIG IRON
RAW STEEL
COKE AND PROOUCTS

33
331,2
331

6.61
4.23
3.35
1.34
.46
.72
.16

PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
PETROLEUM REFINING
AUTOMOTIVE GASOLINE
DISTILLATE FUEL OIL
RESIDUAL FUEL OIL
AVIATION FUEL AND KEROSENE
LUBRICANTS
RUBBER AND PLASTICS PRODUCTS
TIRES
RUBBER PRODUCTS, EX- TIRES
PLASTICS PROOUCTS NEC
LEATHER AND PROOUCTS
LEATHER AND BELTING
PERSONAL LEATHER GOODS
SHOES

STEEL MILL PROOUCTS
CONSUMER DURABLE STEEL
EQUIPMENT STEEL
CCNSTRUCTION STEEL
CAN ANO CLOSURE STEEL
M I S C . STEEL
IRON AND STEEL

FOUNQRIES

NCNFERROUS METALS, SUBTOTAL
PRIMARY NONFERROUS METALS
CCPPER
ALUMINUM
SECCNDARY NONFERROUS METALS

332

NCNFERRCUS PROOUCTS
NCNFERROUS MILL PROOUCTS
COPPER MILL PRODUCTS
ALUMINUM MILL PRODUCTS
NONFERROUS CASTINGS
FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS
METAL CANS
HARDWARE, PLUMBING, STRUC. METAL
OTHER FABRICATED METAL PRCD.




99.6

92.0

93.9

103.4

93.0

89.0

86.4

95.0

104.6

92.8

83.6

INDUSTRIAL

PRODUCTION

1967 = 100

INDUSTRY
SUBTOTALS
AND I N D I V I D U A L
SERIES

SIC
COOE

1967
PROPORTION

197l
AV'G.

p

197(0 1

SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
1971

1970

NOT SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
1971
P

P

DEC.

SEP.

OCT.

NOV.

OEC.

DEC.

SEP.

OCT.

NOV.

DEC.

106.2
79.<9
93.5
96.<3

111.0
92.8
96.3
102.8

110.0
85-2
96.6
109.6

110.6
95.2
95-4
107.5

107.4
70.1
93.7
86.2

103-3
70.3
91.5
81.7

111.6
94.3
98.2
107.5

109.9
95.0
96.6
110.S

105.6
78.6
96.1
100.8

104.4
61-7
91.8
72.7

77.3 ^ 72.2
88. %
92.6
97.©
108.3

71.0
89.5
107.8

70.2
90.2
103.5

70.6
90.5
103.6

76.6
88.7
94.1

72.1
93.0
109.6

71.9
91.1
107.3

70.3
91.1
103.2

70.0
90.8
100.6

O N E L E C T R I C A L MACHINERY
N G I N E AND FARM E Q U I P M E N T
FARM T R A C T O R S
CNSTRUCTION £ A L L I E C E Q U I P .
T R A C K L A Y I N G TRACTORS

35
351,2
3S3

1.36
-16

ioa.8

ETALWORKINC- MACHINERY
P E C I A L £ GENERAL I N O . MACH.
F F I C E , S E R V I C E , £ M I S C . EQ.

354
355,6
357-9

1.67
2.31
2-64

85.6
97.4
104.5

LECTRICAL
MACHINERY
AJOR E L E C T R I C A L E Q . £
OUSEHOLD A P P L I A N C E S
COOKING STOVES

36
361,2
363
3631

8.22
1-77
-84
.C8

111.8
119.7
120). 1

116.2
107.3
108.4

110.2
122.4
128.6

112. 1
131.9
146.5

114.5
135.5
134.4

115.4
123.7
123-8

109.2
100.0
102.4

111.5
132.3
138.1

114.1
148.2
159.5

109.0
137.0
141.7

108.4
114.6
115.5

3632
3633
363 4 - 6 , 9

-25
-14
-37

na.4
104.5
12&.1

93.¥
108.a
116.©

105.1
114.0
136.0

123.1
116.9
139.8

129.0
128.7
142.8

105.1
125.7
135.8

79.2
94.1
116.0

113.7
134-6
143.1

131.8
147.1
157.5

118.0
130.9
151.2

89.0
108.1
135.0

3< 4 , 7 , 9
3671-3
3674,9
3691

2-72
.31
1.17
-09

96.2
72.5
85.6
12?.0

85.5
69.4V
61.4
123.11

96.0
73-9
79.8
145.9

97.8
65.6
84.4
130.8

96.7
55.6
82.1
135.6

94.0
60.0
78.2
127.2

85.8
65.3
62.0
148.0

102.2
76.0
87.1
181.1

101.3
73.3
84.7
173.9

98.9
56.0
81.9
175.3

94.4
56.4
79.0
152.9

A O I O AND TV S E T S
0 M M U N 1 C A T I 0 N EQUIPMENT

365
366

-52
2-37

69.6
10G1-2

76.©
95. U

78.4
86-0

76.2
84. 1

74.1
84.2

84.5
84-0

74.5
97.6

88.5
86.7

94.6
85.0

89.3
85.8

61.6
86.0

R A N S P O R T A T I Q N EQUIPMENT
OTOR V E H I C L E S AND PARTS
AUTOS
T R U C K S ANC BUSES
TRUCK T R A I L E R S
MOTOR V E H I C L E P A R T S

37
371

9.29
4.56
1.87
-47
.09
2.13

86.6
109.3
106.2
102.9

88.6
106.¥
86.®
106.0

108.0
144.4
106.7
108.1

107.8
146.4
120.5
109.7

109.2
144.0
108.5
1C8.8

109.4
145.2
131.8
109.0

92.4
100.8
75.9
111.7

112.0
148.2
109.2
109.2

124.0
156.5
120.5
113.6

115.6
145.6
109.4
113.3

87.5
137.2
115.3
114.8

372
373
37 4 , 5 , 9
374
379

3.69
.56
.48
-25
-18

78.6
91.5
116.1
79.0
165.1

70.5
88.6
112.®
67.5
171.©

58-9
99.8
136.9
65.7
232.0

59.3
96.4
141.3
74.4
232.0

59.7
98.0
124.6
64.3
201.7

59.0
97.9
131.6
66.1
216.5

72.0
88.9
94.6
66-5
126.4

59.0
98.2
149.6
66.7
263.1

59.2
96.6
151-0
72.3
259.6

60.3
96.8
119.2
59.0
194.4

60.2
98.6
108.8
65.2
160.0

38
381-4
385-7

2.07
1.09
.98

106.8
115.2

102.5
108.6

106.0
114.9

106.3
117.7

107.5
113.5

106.7
113.9

101.5
108.6

110-8
119.5

107.9
121.8

108.0
114.0

105.5
113.9

39
3 9 1 ,3,4,6
395,9

1.52
.87
-65

111.5
125-1

105.6
125.3

121.5
122.7

118.8
126.6

115.9
129.1

117.0
128.8

104.3
122-8

129-4
128.0

126.9
131.0

122.0
130.3

115.6
126.2

LECTRIC
UTILITIES
ESIDENTIAL
ELECTRICITY

3.91
1.63

130).8
13?.3

132.5
137.©

141-5
151.0

142.3
154.5

142.3
150.6

130.8
138.1

150.8
163.1

138.0
140.0

132.8
134.0

ONRESIDENTIAL
ELECTRICITY
INDUSTRIAL
ELECTRICITY
GENERAL I N D U S T R I A L E L E C T R I C I TY
AEC E L E C T R I C I T Y
C C M M E R C I A L AND OTHER E L E C T .

2-28
-99
.96
-03
1.29

12&.1
120).4
121.0
66.2
130).5

129.-4
124. e
120.7
80.1
132.7

134.5
123.8
125.2
73.2
142.8

133.3
123.3
124.3
89.0
141.1

136.5
124.4
125.6
82.6
145.9

125.6
122.9
118.8
81.5
127.7

142-0
125.7
127.3
71.0
154.6

136.6
124.9
125.9
88.6
145.6

132.0
123.9
125.1
81.2
138.3

•AS U T I L I T I E S
E S I D E N T I A L GAS

1-17
.62

PARTS

REFRIGERATION APPLIANCES
LAUNDRY A P P L I A N C E S
MISCELLANEOUS APPLIANCES
IC-HTING £ M I S C . E L E C T .
TV T U B E S
SEMICONDUCTORS
STORAGE B A T T E R I E S

PROO.

I R C R A F T AND P A R T S
H I P S AND B O A T S
A I L £ M I S C . T R A N S . EQ.
RAILROAO EQUIPMENT
M O B I L E HOMES
NS7RLMENTS
Q U I P M E N T I N S T R U M E N T S £ PARTS
ONSUMER I N S T R U M E N T PRODUCTS
ISCELLANECUS
MANUFACTURES
I S C . CONSUMER GOOOS
I S C . BUSINESS
SUPPLIES

I O N P E S I 0 E N T I A L GAS
I N O L S T R I A L GAS
C O M M E R C I A L AND OTHER

GAS




9-17
1.19

108-.. 6
77/.0
99-1

-le

-55
-35
.20

j

121-0

lis*.a
126-8
121-0
126,. 6

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
QUARTERLY AND ANNUAL INDEXES
1969
SUMMARY GROUPINGS
TOTAL INDEX
PRODUCTS, TOTAL
FINAL PRODUCTS
CONSUMER GOODS

AVERAGE P
1970 1971
106.7
106.0
104.4
110.3

106.5
106.2
104.5
115.6

1971

1970

III

IV

111.6
110.4
110.0
112.2

110.6
109.3
108.4
110.9

I
107.7
106.8
105.6
109.4

11
107.5
107.0
105.7
111.3

III

IV

107.2
106.2
104.6
111.3

103.6
103.5
101.2
109.2

I

II

105.5
104.7
102.8
112.8

106.8
105.9
104.0
115.5

III
105.9
106.5
104.9
115.8

IV
107.0
107.5
105.7
117.7

OURABLE CONSUMER GOODS
AUTOMOTIVE PROOUCTS
HCME GOODS

104.8 114.3
99.9 119.4
107.6 111.5

115.5 109.3 105.1 109.3 107.8 98.5 110.1 115.2 115.7 115.4
120.6 113.2 102.7 111.8 105.0 84.5 115.5 119.3 121.6 119.5
112.7 107.3 106.5 107.9 109.6 106.5 107.1 112.8 112.5 113.2

NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOODS
CLOTHING
CONSUMER STAPLES
(HOME GOODS AND CLOTHING)

112.5
101.2
115.4
104.7

116.1
101.3
120.0
106.8

111.0
105.4
112.6
109.2

111.6
107.7
112.7
107.0

111.1
102.4
113.5
104.5

96.2 88.9
101.1 96.1
98.8 92.4
103.7 100.3
87.9 77.1

106.8
109.5
104.7
115.1
102.7

104.8
107.8
101.8
114.8
99.8

100.6 98.0 95.3
104.1 103.1 101.6
100.6 101.2 98.5
108.1 105.3 105.2
95.0 89.6 85.0

111.9 112.8
110.6 113.0
113.0 112.7

112.2 113.3 111.6 111.8 112.4 111.9 111.8 112.7 112.3 114.1
112.1 113.8 109.6 110.2 111.2 111.5 111.9 114.1 112.0 113.7
112.3 112.9 113.5 113.1 113.4 112.2 111.8 111.7 112.6 114.5

MATERIALS
DURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
NONDURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
FUEL AND POWER, INDUSTRIAL

107.8
103.4
112.5
117.0

113.8
114.2
113.5
112.8

MANUFACTURING
DURABLE
NONDURABLE

105.2 104.8
101.5 98.9
110.6 113.3

111.7 109.9 106.7 106.5 105.8 101.3 103.4 105.2 104.5 105.4
111.3 108.9 103.9 103.6 102.7 95.6 98.3 99.9 98.2 98.5
112.3 111.5 110.8 110.8 110.3 109.8 111.0 113.1 113.7 115.6

MINING AND UTILITIES
MINING
UTILITIES

118.0 119.6
109.7 106.9
128.5 135.5

113.4 115.7 115.9 116.4 118.8 120.9 119.8 120.1 120.2 118.4
106.8 109.9 109.3 108.1 108.8 112.7 110.9 109.3 106.1 102.3
122.0 122.8 124.3 126.9 131.5 131.3 131.1 133.6 138.0 138.7

EQUIPMENT
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
COMMERCIAL, TRANSIT, FARM EQ.
DEFENSE AND SPACE EQUIPMENT
INTERMEDIATE PROOUCTS
CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS
MISC. INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS

106.8
100.8
113.8
116.3

GROSS VALUE OF OUTPUT IN BILLIONS OF 1963 COLLARS, ANNUAL RATES
MAJOR MARKET
1970
GROUPINGS
III
IV
PRODUCTS, TOTAL
FINAL PRODUCTS
CONSUMER GOODS
CURABLE CONSUMER GOODS
AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
HOME GOODS
NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOODS
CLOTHING
CONSUMER STAPLES
(HOME GOODS AND CLOTHING)
EQUIPMENT
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
COMMERCIAL, TRANSIT, FARM EQ.
DEFENSE AND SPACE EQUIPMENT
INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS
CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS
MISC. INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS




109.2
106.2
112.8
114.6

112.9
112.3
113.7
114.1

112.7 113.2 113.8 115.6
101.0 98.5 98.0 101.8
115.8 117.2 118.0 119.2
105.6 102.7 102.9 107.8

108.6
105.2
111.9
117.1

90.3
95.4
94.1
96.9
81.8

88.9
95.1
92.5
98.1
78.5

115.9
101.7
119.7
107.5

118.5
102.7
122.6
108.4

88.0 89.7 88.9
94.8 96.9 97.2
91.4 92.1 92.9
98.7 102.5 102.1
76.9 77.8 75.0

108.9 104.1 106.8 108.5 105.1 106.3
105.6 96.4 101.7 103.3 97.5 99.9
112.0 112.9 111.9 113.7 113.9 115.7
118.4 117.9 119.1 120.6 118.7 107.6

1971
JAN.

OCT.

1971
NOV.

CEC.

386.2
297.7
209.1

395.3
3C5.1
215.7

395.7
305.6
216.8

395.2
303.8
216.0

397.7
305.6
216.6

60.9
29.8
31.1

57.4
27.8
29.7

61.4
30.1
31.2

60.8
29.7
31.1

60.6
29.7
31.C

59.9
28.2
31.7

148.8 149.5 150.7 152.8 153.4 155.3
20.9 20.1 20.2 21.0 21.2 21.2
127.9 129.4 130.5 131.8 132.1 134.1
51.6 49.5 49.9 52.5 52.7 52.3

151.6
20.5
131.3
50.1

154.4
21.8
132.5
53.0

156.1
20.9
135.2
52.0

155.5
21.0
134.5
51.9

156.7
21.2
135.6
52.3

I

II

1971
III

112.3
103.2
114.7
105.7

IV

389.9 376.4 386.9 391.6 394.0 395.4
300.6 287.6 297.8 301.8 304.6 304.9
205.5 198.8 209.4 213.7 215.1 216.2
56.7
26.1
30.7

49.4
20.0
29.4

58.7
29.0
29.7

60.9
29.4
31.5

61.7
30.2
31.5

p

1972
JAN. e

95.2
61.6
27.8
33.9
33.6

88.9
56.7
26.5
30.2
32.3

88.6
57.7
26.2
31.5
31.0

88.1
57.9
25.8
32.0
30.3

89.7
59.2
26.2
33.1
30.4

88.7
59.4
26.3
33.2
29.4

88.7
57.0
25.9
31.2
31.7

89.4
60.0
26.2
33.9
29.5

88.8
59.4
26.3
33.1
29.4

88.0
58.8
26.3
32.5
29.2

89.1
59.8
26.4
33.5
29.2

89.5
40.6
48.9

89.0
40.5
48.6

88.9
40.8
48.1

89.7
41.6
48.2

89.4
40.8
48.6

90.4
41.3
49.2

88.4
40.6
47.8

90.1
41.3
48.8

90.1
40.9
49.3

91.1
41.6
49.5

91.9
42.5