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INDUSTRIAL
PRODUCTION
INDEXES

1980

September 1981

DIVISION OF RESEARCH AND STATISTICS
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
OF THE
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

Table 1A

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: MARKET GROUPINGS
Seasonafty adjusted, 1 9 6 7 - 1 0 0
MAJOR
MARKET GROUPINGS

TOTAL

INDEX

PRODUCTS, TOTAL
FINAL PRODUCTS
CONSUHER GOODS
EQUIPMENT
INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS
MATERIALS

1967|
|
PBO-I 19801 1980
FOB-| ATG.|
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100.00|147. 0 ( 1 5 3 . 0
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60.71(146. 7 ) 1 5 0 . 1
47.821145. 3 | 1 4 7 . 2
27.681145. 4 ( 1 4 7 . 9
20.14J145. 2 | 1 4 6 . 1
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12.89|151. 9 ( 1 6 0 . 9
39.29J147. 6 J 1 5 7 . 6

J
CONSUMER GOODS

Jtffti

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J0»g

Ml*

AQg^

SJPi

-^£1^

152.1

148.2

143.8

141.4

140.3

142.2

144.4

146.6

149.2

150.2
147.7
148.2
147.1

149.8
147.5
148.0
146.8

146.5
145.4
145.2
145.8

143.4
142.9
142.1
144.0

142.5
142.2
141.8
142.8

142.9
142.4
142.1
142.8

144.5
143.3
142.9
143.7

145.6
144.1
144.5
143.6

147.1
145.7
146.3
144.8

148.7
147.4
148.1
146.5

159.2
156.9

158.5
155.7

150.3
150.9

145.5
144.2

143.7
139.8

144.6
136.4

148.9
138.8

151.2
142.5

152.4
145.9

153.4
150.1

7.89|136. 7(143.0
2.83|132. 8(132.6
2.03|110. 1(110.8
1.90J103. 6(100.2
.80(190. 4|187.7
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HOME GOODS
5.06|138. 9|148.8
1.401117. 3|130.1
APPLIANCES, AIR COND 6 TV
1.33J119. 5(131.4
APPLIANCES AND TV
1.07|155. 2|170.9
CARPETING AND FURNITURE
2.59J143.
8|149.8
MISC. HOME GOODS
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NONDURABLE CONSUHER GOODS
19.79J148. 9|149.
CLOTHING
4.291126. 0|129.
CONSUMER STAPLES
15.50J155. 21155.
8.331147, 4|147.
CONSUMES FOODS 6 TOBACCO
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NONFOOD STAPLES
7.17J164. 3J165.
CONSUHER CHEMICAL PROD
2.63|208. 91210.
1.921123. 1(123.
CONSUMER PAPER PRODUCTS
2.621149. 8(151.
CONSUHER ENERGY PROD
1.45J167. 9|162.
RESIDENTIAL UTILITIES
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EQUIPMENT
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12.631173, 2|175.
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
6.77(156. 5(157.
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
1.441239, 9(222.
BUILDING AND MINING EQUIP
3.85J128, 2|133.
MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT
1.47J148, 9(156,
POWER EQUIPMENT
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COM'L, TRANSIT, FARM EQ
5.86J192, 4(196.
COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT
3.26J237 8(238.
TRANSIT EQUIPMENT
1.93(139 9(145.
FARM EQUIPMENT
.67|123 1 ( 1 3 7 . 1
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7.51J 98 2 | 9 7 . 2
DEFENSE AJD SPACE EQUIPMENT
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CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES
6.42(140 91156.7
BUSINESS SUPPLIES
6.47(162 8|165.0
1.14(172 3(171.9
COMMERCIAL ENERGY PRODUCTS
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MATERIALS
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DURABLE GOODS HA1BRIALS
20.35(143 0 ( 1 5 6 . 3
DURABLE CONSUMER PARTS
4.58(107 8 ( 1 2 0 . 6
EQUIPMENT PARTS
5.44(187 2 | 1 9 9 . 8
DURABLE MATERIALS NEC
10.34|135 3 ( 1 4 9 . 3
BASIC METAL MATERIALS
5.57(105 3 ( 1 2 0 . 3
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NONDURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
10.47|171 51182.2
7.62(177 7 | 1 9 1 . 1
TEXTILE, PAPER, £ CHEH MAT
1.85(117 . 4 1 1 2 4 . 6
TEXTILE MATERIALS
1.62|145 . 6 1 1 5 0 . 8
PAPER MATERIALS
4.15|217
CHEMICAL MATERIALS
2I236.6
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1.70J165 9J171.8
CONTAINERS, NONDURABLE
1.14|138 . 2 1 1 3 8 . 2
NONDURABLE MATERIALS NEC
8.48(129 . 3 1 1 3 0 . 4
ENERGY MATERIALS
4.65(115 21115.2
PRIMARY ENERGY
3.82|146 51148.8
CONVERTED FUEL MATERIALS
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SUPPLEMBMIARY GROUPS
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9.35(133 0(140.0
HOME GOODS AMD CLOTHING
12.23(137 7(138.7
ENERGY, TOTAL
3.761156 61157.4
PRODUCTS
8.481129 31130.4
MATERIALS
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150.4|
I
149.4|
147.81
147.11
148.8|
I
155.4|
152.21

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DURABLE CONSUMER GOODS
AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
AUTOS 6 UTILITY VEHICLES
AUICS, 10TAL
AUTO PARTS S ALLIED GOODS




m*
152.8

145.1
143.2
126.3
118.7
186.1

144.3
140.9
121.9
114.8
189.0

136.5
126.9
102.9
97.7
188.0

128.8
118.6
92.8
88.5
184.2

128.1
121.3
96.4
95.0
184.7

128.0
127.5
"103.5
102.0
188.5

128.3
120.7
93.1
90.1
190.9

133.5
131.2
106.5
98.9
193.9

139.0
140.9
119.2
109.7
196.1

143.4
146.1
125.4
115.4
198.6

146.2
123.6
125.8
168.2
149.4

146.2
123.1
126.0
169.5
149.2

141.8
115.2
117.9
164.6
146.8

134.5
102.4
105.4
154.1
143.8

131.8
104.9
107.8
146.2
140.5

128.3
104.1
105.2
136.1
138.1

132.6
113.5
114.2
142.1
139.0

134.7
115.8
117.1
147.8
139.6

137.8
122.2
124.5
150.2
141.2

141.8
128.4
131.0
154.1
144.0

149.4
129.3
155.0
146.4

149.5
130.3
154.8
146.6

148.6
128.2
154.3
146.3

147.4
126.6
153.1
146.5

147.2
125.5
153.3
147.0

147.7
122.2
154.7
147.1

148.7
125.6
155.2
146.3

148.
123.
156.
147.

149.3
122.5
156.7
148.9

150.
125.
156.
149.

164.9
211.5
122.0
149.6
162.1

164.
208.
121.
151.
168.

163.6
207.6
120.4
151.1
170.1

160.
203.
120.
147.
164.

160.
202.
120.
148.
166.

163.7
205.4
123.0
151.6
172.7

165.4
210.3
122.6
151.8
173.8

165.8
211.1
122.2
152.2
173.8

165.8
211.1
125.8
149.6
169.6

165.
211.
128.
147.
166.

176.
159.
231.
134.
155.

176.
159.
234.
133.
152.

174.5
159.1
237.8
131.9
153.0

171.8
157.1
239.8
129.1
149.0

169.7
155.0
241.7
125.5
147.4

169.5
154.6
242.4
125.8
144.0

171.1
155.4
243.8
125.5
147.0

170.7
154.0
242.5
124.0
145.9

171.9
153.5
242.8
123.1
145.4

173.9
155.3
247.9
124.3
145.3

196.
238.
146,
129.

195.8
240.4
144.0
127.7

192.
235.
144.
120.

188.8
233.5
136.2
122.8

186.6
228.8
137.9
121.4

186.8
228.3
138.7
123.0

189.2
235.6
137.6
112.3

189.9
237.6
134.6
116.8

193.
242.
135.
120.

195.4
244.8
137.5
121.9

341.3(
139.0(
116.21
105.9J
197.0|
I
142.6(
126.4|
128.71
157.31
145.4(

1
149.3|
121.0|
157.2(
149.OJ
I
166.6|
213.8|
127.7|
147.81
166.21
i

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97.6

97.4

97.6

97.4

97.7

97.9

97.7

96.1

99.2

100.3

154.4
164.0
171.0

152.9
164.1
172.1

13*9.4
161.2
172.2

132.0
158.8
170.4

128.7
158.5
168.3

128.4
160.7
171.1

134.1
163.6
173.4

138.5
163.7
174.0

140.6
164.1
173.2

142.6
164.2
174.0

155.2
120.6
198.9
147.6
117.4

154.6
120.4
198.9
146.5
118.2

147.9
109.7
195.0
140.1
110.1

140.0
99.1
190.8
131.4
101.0

134.2
94.5
183.2
126.0
97.2

129.0
92.5
177.0
120.0
86.7

131.3
96.8
176.3
122.8
89.9

133.9
102.8
176.6
125.2
91.4

139.
108.
179.
132.
100.

146.1
113.1
184.2
140.6
114.7

180.8
189.1
125.6
146.1
234.3

177.
185.
123.
146.
228,

173.3
180.0
120.3
141.6
221.7

165.4
171.2
118.1
141.7
206.5

159.5
163.2
114.7
140.4
193.8

157.1
159.6
112.7
140.2
188.1

161.3
164.8
112.7
142.6
196.7

171.3
176.5
114.3
148.0
.215.3

174.3
180.8
113.7
148.6
223.4

175.1
182.4
115.2
149.5
225.2

171.5
138.6
131.6
114.2
152.7

168.4
138.1
131.0
115.8
149.5

168.5
135.3
130.3
116.1
147.4

158.1
137.3
128.2
115.6
143.5

157.9
137.3
128.9
116.0
144.5

159.1
137.9
128.4
114.8
145.0

160.0
139.7
129.3
115.4
146.2

169.7
139.0
127.6
114.1
144.2

168.9
138.4
126.2
113.9
141.3

166.5
139.2
128.9
114.4
146.5

138.5
139.1
156.1
131.6

138.9
139.2
157.7
131.0

135.6
138.6
157.5
130.3

130.9
136.3
154.4
128.2

128.9
136.7
154.4
128.9

125.5
137.3
157.5
128.4

129.4
138.2
158.3
129.3

129.6
137.2
158.8
127.6

130.8
135.6
156.8
126.2

134.3
137.0
155,. 4
128.9

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1
177.11
159.11
253.31
128.5|
146.51
I
198.0|
248.5|
139.0|
122.4|
I
101.0J
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145.2J
165.51
175.4(
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147.4|
113.81
186.11
142.0|
114.31
1
179.6)
187.81
112.2(
151.1(
235.9|
I
169.91
139.71
129.61
116.01
146.11
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132.7(
137.7|
156.1|
129.61
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Table 1B

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: MARKET GROUPINGS
Not seasonally adjusted, 1967=100
MAJOR
MARKET GROUPINGS
TOTAL INDEX

1967
PRO- 1980
POR- AVG.
TION j

1980

-S1JU

100.00 147.0 148.1

J!SIA149.3

145.8

PRODUCTS, 10TAL
FINAL PRODUCTS
CONSUHER GOODS
EQUIPMENT

60.71
47.82
27.68
20.14

144.1
142.2
141.9
142.5

149.3
147.6
147.6
147.6

149.7
147.9
148.7
146.8

144.7
143.5
143.2'
143.9

141.9
141.0
139.5
143.0

146.2
145.7
145.8
145.6

140.7
139.7
138.3
141.6

147.4
145.6
147.5
143.0

152.6
151.3
154.1
147.4

151.7
150.2
152.5
147.1

148.7
147.4
147.4
147.3

143.5
141.9
138. 1
147.0

INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS
MATERIALS

12.89 151.9 151.3
39.29 147.6 154.2

155.6
158.0

156.6
158.3

149.1
152.4

145.1
145.3

148.0
142.9

144.7
131.7

153.8
138.1

157.7
143.2

157.4
147.3

153.6
150.3

149.7
149.6

115.6
106.4

122.0
101.5
65.1
61.6
194.0

139.3
136.3
110.2
103.4
202.4

148.4
154.3
134.5
124.4
204.5

144.9
149.2
128.9
119.3
200.6

132. 1
125.2

141.0
121.5
125.3
155.3
145.6

145.1
134.0
138.2
157.6
146.0

142.5
124.0
127.7
158.2
146.0

136.0
106.8
109.0
155.7
143.7

146.7
145.3
145.4
145.2

152.7

153.1

147.7

143.2

144.8

137.2

143.7

148.9

150.0

CONSUMER GOODS
DURABLE CONSUHER GOODS
AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
AUTOS S UTILITY VEHICLES
AUTOS, IOTAL
AUTO PARIS & ALLIED GOODS

7.89
2.83
2.03
1.90
.80

136.7
132.8
110.1
103.6
190.4

137.1
129.7
107.9
97.9
185.1

148.0
149.5
133.6
125.4
189.8

149.1
151.6
136.2
128.8
190.7

140.1
136.1
115.8
110.3
187.8

130.5
124.3
103.8
99.9
176.5

133.1
129.3
109.0
107.6
181.0

HOME GOODS
APPLIANCES, AIR COND & TV
APPLIANCES AND TV
CARPETING AND FURNITURE
MISC. HOME GOODS

5.06
1.40
1.33
1.07
2.59

138.9
117.3
119.5
155.2
143.8

141.2
123.2
123.9
164.1
141.5

147.2
130.0
130.7
171.6
146.4

147.7
129.9
131.0
173.5
146.6

142.3
122.8
123.8
163.7
144.1

134.0
106.4
108.6
150.9
142.1

135.2
110.7
113.2
146.7
143.7

92.0
93.7
122.0
135.9

133.5
105.7
109.3
143.2
144.5

19.79
4.29
15.50
8.33

148.9
126.0
155.2
147.4

143.8
120.9
150.1
139.6

147.5
133.7
151.3
141.6

148.6
138.2
151.4
144.3

144.5
131.4
148.1
142.2

143.1
126.4
147.8
143.4

150.
134.
155.
150.

147.
108.
158.
146.

157.7
132.4
164.6
153.9

160.0
130.9
168.0
159.9

154.1
127.9
161.3
157.1

148.5
124.7
155.1
149.6

140.5
102.7
151.0
141.0

7.17
2.63
1.92
2.62
1.45

164.3
208.9
123.1
149.8
167.9

162.3
195.7
116.0
162.7
182.1

162.7
199.6
117.3
158.8
178.9

159.7
199.9
116.9
150.9
170.4

155.1
199.3
116.8
138.8
152.3

152.8
200.0
116.9
131.9
139.7

161.9
211.3
121.9
141.6
152.5

172.3
217.7
128.3
159.0
185.1

177.2
221.7
133.0
164.9
197.8

177.5
230.8
131.7
157.6
183.4

166.3
218.8
130.3
140.0
155.2

161.4
209.1
126.8
138.9
148.2

162.6
202.9
120.9
152.7
169.3

12.63
6.77
1.44
3.85
1.47

173.2
156.5
239.9
128.2
148.9

169.7
153.3
217.5
129.3
153.1

177.2
160.5
232.5
136.0
154.1

176.0
159.0
232.1
133.9
153.0

171.8
156.9
233.2
130.8
150.1

170.0
154.8
234.8
127.4
148.1

173.4
156.6
239.9
127.7
150.4

168.2
152.1
237.7
123.5
142.8

170.4
153.7
240.9
125.2
142.6

176.9
159.3
250.7
128.4
150.7

176.0
156.9
248.6
125.2
149.6

175.1
157.8
254.9
125.5
147.1

173.5
157.6
256.3
125.3
145. 1

COM'L, TRANSIT, FARM EQ
COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT
TRANSIT EQUIPMENT
FARM EQUIPMENT

5.86
3.26
1.93
.67

192.4
237.8
139.9
123.1

188.7
226.5
143.9
134.3

196.5
234.1
153.4
137.5

195.6
233.2
151.6
139.4

189.1
229.6
144.3
120.7

187.6
229.3
138.9
124.9

192.8
236.2
142.1
128.1

186.8
235.9
130.4
110.4

189.6
244.3
128.2
100.4

197.1
250.2
133.0
123.9

198.0
248.9
138.1
123.6

195.
244.
138.
116.

192.0
240.1
136.3
118.2

DEFENSE AND SPACE EQUIPMENT

7.51

98.2

96.9

97.8

97.8

96.9

97.5

98.8

96.8

97.0

97.9

98.5

100.6

102.3

6.42 140.9 146.2
6.47 162.8 156.5
1.14 172.3 171.0

151.8
159.3
166.6

152.3
160.8
165.9

141.6
156.6
159.6

134.4
155.7
159.6

133.8
162.1
170.8

125.8
163.4
186.5

135.4
172.1
190.9

142.2
173.1
189.4

145.2
169.6
172.9

143.6
163.4
164.5

138.9
160.5
170.0

NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOODS
CLOTHING
CONSUMER STAPLES
CONSUMER FOODS & TOBACCO
NONfOOD STAPLES
CONSUHEB CHEMICAL PROD
CONSUMER PAPER PRODUCTS
CONSUMER ENERGY PROD
RESIDENTIAL UTILITIES

79.0
76.3
175.8
120.8

97.0
88.6
197.0

EQUIPMENT
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
BUILDING AND MINING EQUIP
MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT
POWER EQUIPMENT

INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS
CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES
BUSINESS SUPPLIES
COMMERCIAL ENERGY PRODUCTS
MMEBIALS
DURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
DURABLE CONSUHER PARTS
EQUIPMENT PARTS
DURABLE MATERIALS NEC
BASIC METAL MATERIALS

20.35
4.58
5.44
10.34
5.57

143.0
107.8
187.2
135.3
105.3

150.7
118.8
197.6
140.1
115.5

155.1
120.8
198.7
147.3
118.7

157.1
121.0
199.3
150.9
126.5

150.3
110.7
194.8
144.3
117.9

142.4
100.8
190.6
135.4
108.0

137.8
95.6
185.1
131.6
103.0

124.5
87.2
172.4
115.8
81.0

128.8
173.7
121.5
85.1

135.2
103.2
177.7
127.0
90.0

141.7
111.5
180.7
134.6
100.2

146.3
115.4
185.9
139.2
109.8

145.9
116. 1
189.5
136.1
107.9

NONDURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
TEXTILE, PAPER, 6 CHEM MAT
TEXTILE MATERIALS
PAPE£ MATERIALS
CHEMICAL MATERIALS

10.47
7.62
1.85
1.62
4.15

171.5
177.7
117.4
145.6
217.2

178.0
185.9
120.1
150.1
229.3

182.2
190.3
125.8
151.2
234.4

181.2
189.4
125.5
153.5
231.9

176.3
184.4
121.3
146.8
227.2

167.2
173.9
121.9
145.2
208.4

163.8
168.4
122.2
145.7
197.9

149.4
152.0
97.5
130.2
184.9

161.8
165.5
117.1
143.5
195.8

171.7
177.0
117.8
145.1
215.9

177.7
182.1
120.2
149.4
222.6

176.0
183.0
115-9
149.3
226.1

172.4
180.7
103.8
137.2
232.1

1.70
1.14
8.48
4.65
3.82

165.9
138.2
129.3
115.2
146.5

168.0
140.6
133.4
114.0
157.0

174.8
139.0
135.3
115.1
159.8

174.3
136.7
132.8
117.0
152.1

170.2
131.5
127.9
117.3
140.8

159.
133.
125.
116.
135.

163.8
132.9
129.4
117.7
143.5

154.3
125.0
127.2
110.8
147.2

164.
132.
131.
115.

171.7
136.2
127.2
114.5
142.6

177.4
148.8
123.1
113.9
134.4

160.7
152.3
127.9
114.4
144.3

150.9
149.2
130.5
115.3
149.0

9.35
12.23
3.76
8.48

133.0
137.7
156.6
129.3

131.9
143.2
165.2
133.4

141.0
143.2
161.2
135.3

143.3
139.7
155.4
132.8

137.3
133.2
145.1
127.9

130.5
130.0
140.3
125.5

134.7
135.8
150.4
129.4

115.0
139.5
167.4
127.2

133.1
144.1
172.8
131.4

136.4
139.5
167.3
127.2

137.2
131.4
150.0
123.1

134.3
133.7
146.7
127.9

120.7
138.9
157.9
130.5

CONTAINERS, NONDURABLE
NONDURABLE MATERIALS NEC
ENERGY MATERIALS
PRIMARY ENERGY
CONVERTED FUEL MATERIALS

92.0

SUPPLEMENTARY GROUPS
HOME GOODS AND CLOTHING
ENERGY, TOTAL
PRODUCTS
MATERIALS




3

Table 2A

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY GROUPINGS
Seasonally adjusted, 1967=100
1967
PROPORTION

1980
AVG.

M I N I N G AND U T I L I T I E S
MINING
UTILITIES

12.05
6.36
5.69

MANUFACTURING
NONDURABLE
DURABLE

MAJOR
INDUSTRY GROUPINGS

SIC
CODE

1980
JAN.

FEB.

MAR.

APR.

JUNE

JULY

AUG.

SEP.

OCT.

NOV,

—£££.1

149.5
132.7
168.3

147.5
133.2
163.4

148.7
132.9
166.3

151.1
133.1
171.1

149.0
132.7
167.2

148.1
132.7
165.2

148.9
132.6
167.1

149.0
130.6
169.6

149.9
129.6
172.6

149.5
130.7
170.6

148.9
132.1
167.7

151.5
135.1
169.9

152.41
138.61
167.91

87.95
35.97
51.98

146.7
161.2
136.7

153.5
166.0
144.8

153.1
165.8
1*4.4

152.0
164.3
143.5

148.0
161.6
138.5

143.5
158.1
133.3

140.2
155.1
129.9

139.3
154.6
128.7

1*1.2
157.6
129.9

143.9
161.0
132.1

146.5
162.1
135.7

148.9
163.0
139.2

150.4|
165.0)
140.31

METAL M I N I N G
10
COAL
11,12
O I L AND GAS E X T R A C T I O N
13
STONE AND EARTH MINERALS
14

.51
.69
4.40
.75

109.2
146.7
133.;>
132.8

136.6
1*0.0
129.9
143.9

135.6
137.2
130.4
141.7

133.5
138.8
131.5
137.2

123.5
143.5
131.7
134.5

121.8
145.2
132.6
129.8

121.0
150.1
132.3
126.4

83.1
149.9
133.5
127.9

71.2
153.0
133.4
125.3

72.8
149.1
13*.7
129.7

90.6
149.7
134.5
129.8

107.2
151.7
136.1
132.7

12*.21
153.51
13b.4|
137.41

NONDURABLE MANUFACTURES
20
FOODS
TOBACCO PRODUCTS
21
T E X T I L E M I L L PRODUCTS
22
APPAREL PKOUUCTS
23
26
PAPER ANO PRODUCTS

8.75
.67
2.68
3.31
3.21

149.6
119.9
138.6
127.0
151.1

149.9
lie.7
1*8.1
131.7
158.3

1*9.4
120.0
148.0
130.7
153.0

143.6
121.2
144.9
133.5
153.7

148.1
121.4
142.4
130.0
148.0

148.6
116.9
138.6
128.7
145.8

149.3
115.7
136.0
126.1
145.6

149.1
119.6
131.3
123.6
143.6

148.7
118.7
134.8
125.5
146.8

149.9
119.7
133.2
123.5
153.6

151.1
123.6
134.3
121.7
153.4

151.6
123.5
136.*
125.7
1>*.3

151.01
116.8)
135.6|
122.71
157.0J

27
28
29
30
31

4.72
7.74
1.79
2.24
.86

139.6
207.1
132.9
255.7
70.1

138.5
218.2
146.1
268.0
73.2

139.9
217.3
143.6
267.1
72.5

139.1
212.9
140.0
266.2
72.6

136.7
208.7
136.1
261.3
71.1

135.6
198.9
131.5
246.7
70.1

135.3
191.5
130.5
240.4
68.7

139.2
190.6
127.9
241.0
67.0

141.7
198.2
124.*
243.3
67.9

140.9
208.2
129.0
254.4
67.5

142.5
209.*
128.0
258.8
7C.1

14*. i
211.7
128.6
256.9
71.0

143.01
220.5!
131.3!
262.31
67.V|

DURABLE MANUFACTURES
19,91
ORDNANCE, PVT £ GOVT
24
LUMBER AND PRODUCTS
F U R N I T U R E AND F I X T U R E S
25
C L A Y , G L A S S , STONE PROD
32

3.64
1.64
1.37
2.74

7P.5
119.3
150.0
147.5

77.3
131.7
loO.B
164.2

77.7
130.9
158.8
163.5

78.0
126.6
161.7
157.9

78.4
104.*
158.3
149.0

76.7
104.9
149.8
14C.7

78.5
110.2
143.2
135.2

77.6
113.8
138.3
135.1

78.1
120.2
140.8
137.1

78.9
121.6
1**.5
1*3.8

79.4
121.4
146.7
146.2

79.7
123.7
147.6
148.6

79.ol
123.6J
146.61
153.01

33
PRIMARY METALS
IRON AND STEEL
331,2
34
F A B R I C A T E D METAL PROD
N O N E L E C T R I C A L MACHINERY
35
36
E L E C T R I C A L MACHINERY

6.57
4.21
5.93
9.15
8.05

102.3
92.4
134.1
162.8
172.8

117.7
108.9
14*.8
167.1
101.3

113.t>
105.6
145.3
167.0
179.5

115.2
108.1
14*.8
166.5
179.9

107.0
97.8
140.6
163.2
177.4

96.8
85.1
132.2
162.1
171.1

91.3
76.4
125.0
158.3
166.2

83.3
68.7
122.6
159.1
165.8

86.9
76.0
124.8
159.6
166.8

90.6
80.4
128.8
159.5
167.4

99.6
92.0
131.7
160.V
109.8

113.2
107.6
132.3
16*.V
17i.O

111.51
103.01
135.7j
itoo.Vj
175.il

37
371
372-9
38
39

9.27
*.50
4.77
2.11
1.51

116.9
119.C
114.9
171.1
148.3

122.0
127.0
117.3
175.7
154.*

126.0
134.6
118.0
17*.7
152.3

123.9
130.1
118.1
173.1
152.8

116.0
116.2
115.7
173.8
151.2

110.0
10&.7
113.1
171.2
147.3

110.0
1C6.8
113.0
169.2
144.3

110.3
1U7.0
113.5
167.5
145. 0

108.5
104.1
112.7
16*.6
145.5

113.3
113.7
112.8
168.1
14*#6

118.3
123.*
U3.7
169.6
145.0

121.8
1*9.2
114.9
170.0
1*7.1

120.*|
125./|
il5.*|
171.9J
151.0!

3.88

18V.7

181.8

185.4

192.8

187.5

185.0

188.4

192.3

19t>.6

193.7

189.6

192.6

189.51

MAY

IHNIN&

P R I N T I N G AND P U B L I S H I N G
CHEMICALS AND PRODUCTS
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
RUBBER C P L A S T I C S PRODUCTS
LEATHER AND PRODUCTS

TRANSPORTATION EQUIP
MOTOR V E H I C L E S £ PTS
AEROSPftCt C M I S C
INSTRUMENTS
MISCELLANEOUS MFRS

LfllUIIES
ELECTRIC

Table 3

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: PERCENT CHANGES
Based on seasonaly adjusted indexes
1980
JAN.

FEB.:

MAR.

APR.

fill

JUNE

JULY

AUG,

SEP,

OCT.

.3
.0
-.5
-2.5
.4
.6
.8
.6
.3
1.1

-.1
.3
.2
1.5
-.3
.7
-1.1
-.4
-.7
-.8

-.5
-.1
-.1
-.6
.1
-.2
-.4
-.8
-.4
-1.7

-2.6
-1.4
-1.9
-5.4
-.6
-1.0
-5.2
-3.1
-4.3
-2,5

-3.0
-1.7
-2.1
-5.6
-.8
-1.5
-3.2
-4.4
-5.3
-4.6

-1.7
-.5
-.2
-.5
-.1
-1.2
-1.2
-3.1
-4.1
-3.6

-.8
-1
.2
-.1
..3
-. 1
.6
-2.4
-3.9
-1.5

1.4
.6
.6
.2
.7
.9
3.0
1.8
1.8
2.7

1.5
-6
1-1
4.1
.1
-.2
1-5
2.7
2.0
6.2

.2
.4
.0
-.5

-.3
-.1
-.3
,8

-.7
-.9
-.6
1.6

-2-6
-1.6
-3.5
-1.4

-3.0
-2.2
-3.8
-.6

-2.3
-1.9
-2.6
.5

-.6
-.3
-,9
.1

1.4
1.9
.9
.6

.7
.5
-2.2
-11.3
1.8
4.2
-.1
1.2
-1.3
5.9

.2
.4
-2.4
-9.9
-9
4.3
-1.3
.5
-1.8
4.1

-.9
-.7
-3.5
-11.9
,1
3.0
-1.8
-.8
-3.0
2,0

-1.9
.0
-2.7
-10.1
.2
3.4
-6.1
-2.6
-4.9
-.5

-5.8
-3.3
-6.6
-19.8
-1.0
.4
-9.1
-7.6
-11.4
-5.3

-7.6
-3.7
-6.. 8
-19-4
-1.4
-.9
-10.6
-10.8
-15.9
-8.5

-8.3
-3.4
-6.0
-18,4
-,9
-1-1
-9.8
-13.3
-19.5
-10.5

.3
2.7
-1.5

-.3
1.8
-1.9
3-2

-2.6
-.6
-4.2
3.4

-6.9
-3.4
-9.7
3.3

-9.1
-5.. 3
-12.0
4.3

-9.8
-6.2
-12.6

NOV^

DEC.

1,5
1.1
1.2
4.1
-3
.7
.8
2.4
4.2
1.8

1.8
1,2
1.2
3.2
-5
1.2
.7
2.9
4.7
.5

.8
.3
-.7
-1-5
-.5
1.8
1.3
1.4
,9
2.6

1.9
2.2
1.7
-.3

1.8
,7
2.7
-.4

1,6
,6
2,6
1,7

1,0
1.2
.8
.6

-6.5
-1.7
-3.9
-13-3
-.2
-.3
-7.7
-11,4
-16.7
-8.9

-5-4
-2.2
-3-7
-12.4
-,1
-1.6
-5.9
-9-0
-15-1
-3.7

-4.0
-1.1
-2,5
-9.2
.3
-.2
-5-1
-6.8
-11,3
-2.5

-2.0
.2
-,7
-4,1
.7
,8
-4.2
-3.9
-6.2
-1.9

-1.4
.4
-1.0
-3-7
.0
1-7
-2.6
-2.8
-5.4
-.3

-7.7
-4.6
-10.0

-6,5
-2.7
-9,5

-4,7
-1.6
-7.1
2-2

-2.-9
-1.2
-4.1
2,7

-1,8
-.2
-3.1

CHANGE FROM PREVIOUS MONTH
TOTAL INDEX
FINAL P£CDUCTS
CONSUMER GOODS
DURABLE CONSOHEfi GOODS
NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOODS
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS
MATERIALS
DURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
NONDURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
MANUFACTURING
NONDURABLE
DURABLE
MINING AND U T I L I T I E S
CHANGE FROM SAME MONTH A YEAR AGO
TOTAL INDEX
FINAL PRODUCTS
CONSUMER GOODS
DURABLE CONSUMER GOODS
NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOODS
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS
MATERIALS
DURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
NONDURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
MANUFACTURING
NONDURABLE
DURABLE
MINING AND U T I L I T I E S




__

L

2^1—

•

-1.9
.2
-3.4
«•§-. -

4

iLLL-

3**_

hJL-

hi

Table 2B

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY GROUPINGS
Not seasonally adjusted, 1967=100
MAJOR
INDUSTRY GROUPINGS

SIC
CODE

1967
PROPOR-I
TION

1980
AVG.

1980
JAN.

FEB.

MAR.

APR.

MAY

JUNE

JULY

AUG.

S^P.

OCT.

NOV.

_ftJ6t«

M I N I N G AND U T I L I T I E S
MINING
UTILITIES

12.05
6.36
5.69

149.5 152.4
132.7 1130.1
168.3 177.2

152.9
131.2
177.1

150.7
132.8
170.8

144.2
133.1
156.5

141.8
133.6
151.0

147.9
134.0
163.4

150.7
127.0
177.2

156.0
130.2
184.8

151.4
132.1
173.1

144.9
133.8
157.3

148.0
136.8
160.5

153.1
137.9
170.1

MANUFACTURING
NONDURABLE
DURABLE

87.95
35.97
51.98

146.7
161.2
136.7

147.5
158.3
140.0

152.7
163.6
145.2

153.5
164.7
145.8

148.4
160.9
139.7

143.4
156.8
134.1

144.4
160.1
133.5

135.3
151.0
124.4

142.0
162.2
128.1

148.6
168.3
134.9

150.7
168.1
138.6

149.5
164.0
139.5

14*.9
156.5
137.0

ilNJJlG.
METAL M I N I N G
10
COAL
11,12
O I L AND GAS E X T R A C T I O N
13
STONE AND EARTH M I N E R A L S
14

.51
.69
4.40
.75

109.2 126.0
146.7 1131.6
133.3 1129.5
132.8 135.2

126.1
137.3
130.9
130.6

129.0
146.5
131.4
131.0

124.0
152.7
130.8
135.1

127.3
151.6
131.7
133.0

129.5
159.1
131.2
130.2

83.8
124.6
132.4
126.4

74.8
156.8
132.9
127.6

78.3
153.4
134.8
133.1

93.0
151.8
135.5
135.9

104.3
151.C
138.1
138.4

114.0
143.6
139.9
137.5

FOODS
TOBACCO PRODUCTS
T E X T I L E M I L L PRODUCTS
APPAREL PRODUCTS
PAPER AND PRODUCTS

20
21
22
23
26

8.75
.67
2.68
3.31
3.21

149.6 142.4
119.9 1120.7
138.6 136.2
127.0 122.5
151.1 155.0

143.9
124.2
143.2
137.2
158.2

145.9
125.8
145.6
142.2
161.1

143.3
116.7
143.5
132.5
153.4

145.3
112.9
141.2
125.7
148.2

151.4
120.6
145.2
133.7
151.3

148.2
104.1
120.0
107.0
133.5

155.3
123.0
140.9
132.5
147.4

160.8
129.3
141.1
133.1
151.0

159.4
135.5
142.4
129.0
158.4

153.1
128.8
139.4
125.6
153.4

146.5
97.1
124.4
103.0
142.3

P R I N T I N G AND P U B L I S H I N G
CHEMICALS AND PRODUCTS
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
RUBBER I P L A S T I C S PROOUCTS
LEATHER AND PRODUCTS

27
28
29
30
31

4.72
7.74
1.79
2.24
• 36

139.6 125.9
2 0 7 . 1 1207.6
132.9 142.7
255.7 259.1
72.5
70.1

130.5
212.1
139.5
279.1
74.7

131.8
212.1
134.1
275.0
75.8

131.3
210.4
130.8
266.0
71.5

133.3
200.5
129.1
245.7
71.8

139.8
198.6
133.1
240.6
71.3

146.3
192.5
130.9
221.4
57.8

154.0
200.6
128.1
238.9
68.8

153.6
131.9
257.9
69.1

1*9.7
213.2
127.7
266.5
72.7

142.7
211.0
131.9
262.3
70.7

136.4
211.7
134.9
255.8
64.4

ORDNANCE, PVT £ GOVT
19,91
LUMBER AND PRODUCTS
24
F U R N I T U R E AND F I X T U R E S
25
C L A Y , G L A S S , STONE PROD
32

3.64
1.64
1.37
2.74

78.5
119.3
150.0
147.5

77.5
123.8
158.8
150.4

78.8
131.2
167.1
153.0

78.5
128.4
164.9
153.8

78.7
105.5
156.7
150.2

78.9
104.6
146.1
143.3

79.3
114.8
143.6
142.3

78.1
110.6
124.4
136.4

77.6
123.8
141.7
142.9

77.7
125.8
148.9
147.2

78.6
127.2
15C.1
153.4

79.0
122.3
148.6
151.6

79.4
113.7
149.5
146.0

33
PRIMARY METALS
I R O N AND STEEL
331,2
F A B R I C A T E D METAL PROD
34
N O N E L E C T R I C A L MACHINERY
35
36
E L E C T R I C A L MACHINERY

6.57
4.21
5.93
9.15
8.05

102.3 112.2
92.4 101.8
134.1 140.6
162.8 1160.8
172.8 177.9

115.3
105.4
147.6
167.9
180.1

124.2
116.7
146.5
166.4
180.1

115.3
106.5
140.2
162.2
175.7

103.3
91.8
132.0
159.7
169.9

96.7
81.7
126.7
162.2
169.2

77.5
66.0
118.8
158.2
159.2

83.3
72.7
123.9
159.8
165.2

88.3
78.2
130.7
166.4
171.9

98.4
90.3
133.8
164.5
1?5.3

108.2
102.1
133*9
163.2
175.2

104.3
95.8
134.3
162.4
173.6

TRANSPORTATION EQUIP
MOTOR V E H I C L E S C PTS
AEROSPACE & M1SC
INSTRUMENTS
M I S C E L L A N E O U S MFRS

9.27
4.50
4.77
2.11
1.51

116.9 119.9
119.0 1124.3
114.9 115.8
171.1 1170.3
148.3 143.6

128.1
139.1
117.7
172.2
150.8

128.3
137.6
119.5
171.6
151.1

119.0
121.9
116.2
171.0
148.0

113.1
112.0
114.1
170.4
145.0

114.2
114.0
114.4
172.5
147.5

102.4
93.9
110.4
166.8'
141.3

99.6
88.3
110.2
169.7
152.0

114.3
115.6
113.0
172.2
154.2

122.7
131.8
114.1
172.0
151.1

123.5
131.3
116.1
172.6
148.9

117.6
118.1
117.1
172.1
145.6

3.88

189.7

194.9

186.5

170.5

165.9

186.8

208.0

218.5

201.5

177.3

179.0

189.7

21H.3

DURABLE MANUFACTURES

UTILITIES
ELECTRIC




37
371
372-9
38
39

195.4

5

Table 4A

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES
Seasonaly adjusted, 1 9 6 7 - 1 0 0
INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS
AMD INDIVIDUAL SERIES

SIC
CODE

1967(
PRO-| 1980J 1980
POfi-l AVG.J
1 TIOMI
1 JAN.

10
BBTAL BIHjHG
IBOH OBE
101,6
NOHFERROUS ORES
102-5,8,9|
102
COPPER ORE
103
LEAD AMD ZIMC ORES
AMTHBACITE
BITUBIHOUS COAL

11
12

13
OIL AMD GAS EXTRACTION
CRODE OIL € NATURAL GAS 131
CRUDE OIL, TOTAL
ALASKA, CALIF. CRUDE
TEXAS CRUDE
LA. AND OTHER CRUDE

FEB.

BAR.

APR.

BAY

JUNE

JOH

AUG. , SEP.

OCT.

•OT-

DEC. |

-51|
1
•24| 96.6 136.5
.27|120.4| 138.8
.14|134.7 164.8
.031 89.0 96.1

117.4
135.7
160.3
89.8

113.5
139.5
170.0
86.9

96.8
135.9
162.9
87.3

88.8
135.8
161.6
95.4

91.9
138.8
170.0
93.2

79.1
93-9
84.4
92.0

75.0
74.3
49.6
85.8

73.0
83.8
68.2
84.4

94.4
99.9
96.2
92.5

97.7
124.7
145.3
82.6

113.6]
132.8 J
162.1
82.1

.031 43.7 49.2
.66|150.9 162.1

40.1
148.0

44.4
149.1

51.4
153.7

46.3
143. 1

47.9
150.5

55.3
149.2

38.9
166.2

35.0
141.3

39.2
139.8

41.3
150.0

39.7
163.2

4.40|
3.61| 97.9 99.6
2.94| 94.9 | 96.4
.31|243.5 |242.5
1.07| 86.9 | 88.8
1.57| 71.5 i 73.0

98.9
95.8
243.7
87.7
72.4

100.0
96.1
246.4
88.2
72.2

99.6
96.7
252.8
88.1
72.1

98.4
95.4
249.3
87.5
70.8

96.9
94.6
249.9
86.7
69.7

96.8
94.7
243.2
86.5
71.4

95.7
93.5
238.6
85.7
70.6

97.2
94.4
240.3
86.0
71.7

96.8
93.5
237.0
86.0
70.8

96.7
93.2
235.4
85.7
70.6

98.6
95.1
243.8
85.8
72.4

!

NATURAL GAS
NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS
LP PROPANE
LP BATERIALS
OIL AND GAS DRILLING

132 |
|
|
138

.67|111.1 113.9
.30)102.71111.1
.04| 93.4| 99.3
.26(104.2|113.1
.501405.8 354.2

112.4
110.1
95.6
112.5
370.0

117.0
102.4
93.3
103.9
380.8

112.2
105.8
94.3
107.7
389.7

111.6
103.2
88.9
105.5
404.3

107.1
101.9
91.7
103.5
403.4

106.0
99.4
91.8
100.6
415.9

105.1
98.8
95.0
99.4
420.5

109.5
101.2
92.1
102.7
422.4

110.3
96.5
93.2
97.0
425.5

111.9
101.4
94.3
102.6
439.5

114.4
100.9
91.5
102.4
440.9

fOODS
BEAT PRODUCTS
BEEF
PORK
BISC. HEATS

20 8.751
201 | 1.171123.1 124.9
.401106.6 1105.2
.55J131.8 |133.6
.22|130.9 |138.7

121.8
103.0
128.4
139.2

119.9
101.2
127.4
135.1

129.2
107.9
138.9
143.2

133.1
110.4
146.8
139.6

127.8
107.3
141.6
130.4

124.9
106.7
137.3
127.1

116.8
105.2
124.0
119.9

118.8
106.3
126.6
121.8

121.7
110.1
128.6
125.6

117.4
106.5
122.2
124.8

123.3
109.8
129.4
132.2

202 1.14|129.5 127.5
2021 | .04| 92.7| 83.6
.071275.1 1272.6
2022 |
2023 | .121 59.0| 56.3
2024 | .131136.8 1135.5

126.8
86.7
268.3
56-5
128.8

128.4
93.0
266.4
55.7
141.2

127.4
94.4
255.5
59.0
133.4

128.3
94.1
257.1
58.9
138.6

127.9
92.0
257.2
56.2
136.2

127.9
88.3
263.7
59.1
129.0

130.7
95.8
266.4
60.2
147.5

131.1
97.7
294.9
60.3
133.1

133.0
94.6
306.8
61.4
141.8

133.7
100.1
302.4
63.6
145.2

132-4
96.9
307.7
64.0
130.9

CAMMED AMD FROZEN FOODS 203 ! 1.18|164.8 1177.4
204 |
.95|165.1 (168.0
GRAIN BILL PRODUCTS
FLOUR £ CORN BILL. 2041,6 | .28(114.0 |116.8

176.9
167.5
111.3

171.9
170.2
112.4

166.8
161.7
102.1

160.8
163.3
113.4

161.9
164.9
112.1

159.6
162.9
110.4

161.0
164.3
116.2

158.3
166.5
117.0

159.1
162.7
114-2

161.6
165.3
124.5

168.1
165.6
118.1

205 1.15(125.0 1120.3
206 | .21(128.1 (108.5
207 | .411109.8 I 99.7

119.9
137.5
106.7

121.4
126.5
110.7

121.3
112.0
98.2

123.6
133.3
99.4

125.0
141.8
105.0

126.0
132.0
114.1

127.5
142-3
98.0

129.1
129.3
110.8

128.2
127.5
125.0

127.7
127.8
130.6

128.7
127.2
114.2

208 1.581193.2 190.8
2082,3 1 .52|164.5 |163.5
2084 |
.07|251.91231.8
2085 | .241122.4(104.8
2086,7 | .741231.4 1234.3
1
J
flISC. FOOD PREPARATIONS 209 |
.97|151.6 1147.8
FATS AMD OILS
2091-4,6 |
.30|149.3|148.1
COFFEE, BISC.FOOD 2095,7-9 | .67|152.6 |147.7

194.5
170.3
252.3
112.4
233.1

197.3
177.4
235.8
118.4
233.6

188.6
153.0
251.1
120.0
230.6

188.9
163.9
246.4
117.5
224.6

190.7
164.6
239.0
128.1
225.3

190.9
160.5
275.3
130.0
224.7

191.3
161.4
267.3
132.0
225.0

196.4
170.9
222.7
137.8
231.1

196.5
161.2
294.6
130.7
234.3

200.0
172.3
264.9
120.8
239.5

195.4
158.5
238.1
111.9
244.9

145.8
148.2
144.7

150.0
150.2
149.8

148.7
145.0
150.4

152.5
149.6
153.8

153.1
154.9
152.3

153.7
155.8
152.7

155.1
147.5
158.6

155.8
155.2
156.1

152.6
148.7
154.4

153.9
148.5
156.3

152.3
144.9
155.6

119.3
56.5

133.1
62.1

124.7
59.8

118.8
54.6

111.6
60.2

124.4
57.5

117.7
59.8

127.1
59.5

127.0
54.7

126.3
61.3

120.8
59.5

111.5
76.7

109.6
77.1

107.2
77.2

105.6
76.1

101.9
74.0

101.6
74.3

100.4
69.9

102.3
73.7

103.8
73.0

105.1
70.8

102.9
64.8

DAIRY PRODUCTS
BUTTER
CHEESE
CONCENTRATED BILK
FROZEN DESSERTS

BAKSRI PRODUCTS
SUGAR
COMFECTIONERI
BEVERAGES
BEER AMD ALE
MIMES AND BRANDT
LIQUORS
SOFT DRIMKS

TOBACCO PRODUCTS
CIGARETTES
CIGARS
TglTjLE g-.lL PRQPUCTS
FABRICS
COTTON FABRICS
HAM-BADE FABRICS
BOOL FABRICS
KNIT GOODS
HOSIERY
KNIT GARBEMTS
FABRIC FINISHING
CARPETING
TASM ft BISC.TEXTILES

21 1
211
212 |
1
22 1
221-4 |
221,4 |
222 1
223

*67»
.541122.8 1124.5
.07| 58.2 | 53.0
1
2.69|
1.05)105.1 1110.0
.60| 73.6 I 74.7
.30|
.14J

225
2251,2 |
2253-9

.631180.7 193.3
.21|205.51211.9
.42|168.1 183.9

184.1
197.9
177.1

186.3
205.8
176.4

182.2
211.0
167.6

180.3
209.6
165.4

177.5
197.7
167.3

172.2
204.8
155.7

181.9
215.6
164.8

169.9
181.4
164.0

179.0
206.3
165.2

185.0
213.6
170.5

180.6
213.8
163.8

226
227 |
228,9

.23|140.5 139.6
.20|203.2 223.7
.57|130.6 139.3

150.9
208.8
140.1

146.9
223.3
142.5

147.5
204.7
132.0

137.7
190.0
132.0

133.1
194.0
135.2

142.5
184.7
124.0

129.5
195.3
125.2

140.3
198.1
129.2

141.4
189.3
123.9

141.3
217.1
124.0

136.0
212.6
117.8

APfABEL PRQPUCTS
23
HEN'S OUTEBMEAR
231,2
HEM'S SUITS AMD COATS 231
BEN'S FURNISHINGS
232
233
MOHBM'S OUTERHBAR
BISC. APP-ft ALLIED GDS 234-9 |

3.33|
1.06|127.7 122.9
•34|100.9 I 83.8
.69|143.4 (144.5
1.05(158.9 1161.6
1.20| 98.7 103.9
1
24 1.64|
LUBBER AMD PRODUCTS
LOGGING AMD LUBBER
241,2
•82| 99.6 108.0
242
.59( 92.0 99.6
LUBBER
LUBBER PRODUCTS
243,4,9
.821138.9 153.9
BILLMORK AMD PLTBOOD
243 | .50(149.41167.6
PLYMD,PRBFAB PROD 2432,3
.29(172.9 191.5

119.7
90.8
136.0
168.6
104.9

134.9
95.1
157.2
174.1
105.1

125.3
101.6
139.4
156.2
101.3

125.1
105.1
137.3
156.5
96.0

133.7
110.1
148.0
157.9
93.5

124.8
109.4
134.7
155.5
92.0

135.9
103.0
154.9
162.6
94.0

128.9
100.5
145.4
157.0
95.6

122.9
104.0
134.5
148.1
98.2

140.8
112.0
157.9
157.9
99.9

117.4
98.5
128.7
146.3
102.0

109.9
100.9
151.4
164.8
186.0

111.0
104.0
145.2
155.4
171.9

85.3
72.9
122.6
120.9
123.8

90.1
79.7
117.4
116.5
126.0

96.2
89.0
127.1
134.5
159.1

94.9
85.0
132.1
145.0
179.7

105.8
100.7
135.1
147.6
1T8.5

100.0
93.0
144.0
161.0
194.9

96.2
90.8
148.5
164.9
198.6

103.3
100.0
145.5
158.8
184.5

96.2
89.6
147.0
160. 1^
184.6

F0RMI1UBJ AMP fIXTUgJS
25 1.37J
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
251 |
.871144.4 159.9
FIXTURES, OFF. FURM. 252,4,9 I .421170.3 172.7

157.1
173.3

161.3
175.3

151.4
176.3

145.3
167.7

134.6
169.5

126.6
168.5

130.3
169.7

136.8
168.0

141.2
167.3

141.3
165.7

144.8
169.7




I

6

Table 46

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES
Not seasonoly adjusted, 1967-100
IBDOSTBT SOBTOTALS
ABD IBDIflDOAL SBBIBS

1 19671
SIC 1 PBO-I 1980 1980
CODB] POB-I ATG.
i JAB.
L TIOBI

JOLT

AOG.

SEP.

__2£ls-

go?.

DBC.

117.3
140.3
172.5
94.5

86.6
81.3
65.8
83.0

78.4
71.6
47.1
83.0

73-1
82.9
66.6
83.1

81.9
102.9
101.1
93.3

80.6
125.5
146.5
81.5

96.6
129.5
155.3
79-8

48.2
155.8

50.0
163.6

48.4
127.7

42.9
161.5

38.6
158.1

42.4
156.3

45.1
155.3

35.0
148.0

FEB.

BAB.

APB.

BAT

3BTAL BIPIJG
101
IBOB OBB
101#6|
SOHFBBfiOOS OBBS
102-5,8,9|
COPPBB OBB
102|
LEAD ABD ZIBC OBBS
1031

-511
• 2 4 | 96.6 111.1
. 2 7 | 1 2 0 . 4 139.3
. 1 4 | 1 3 4 . 7 1165.5
. 0 3 | 89.0 93.0

110.7
139.9
168.0
96.0

110.1
145-9
179.4
94.0

101.5
144.1
176.4
92.0

111.2
141.6
171.8
94.3

Ill
121

. 0 3 | 43.7 43.3
. 6 6 | 1 5 0 . 9 135.2

35.3
141.5

46.5
150.6

49.2
156.9

AMTHBACHg

JO BE

1

1
4.40J
3.611 97.9
2.94| 94.9
.31|243.5
1.07| 86.9
1.57| 71.5
1
.67|111.1|
.30|102.7
.041 93.4
.26(104.2
.50|405.8

99.3
95.5
242.7
87.8
72.1

100.3
96.1
243.2
87.8
73.0

100.5
96.2
245.2
88.7
72.3

99.0
95.9
245.7
88.4
71.9

98.2
95.4
243.8
87.6
71.8

96.6
94.3
243.2
86.6
70.6

96.5
94.5
242.2
86.2
71.3

95.3
93.7
243.8
85.4
70.1

96.6
94.4
243.9
85.7
71.1

96.7
94.2
242.4
86.3
70.7

97.1
93c 8
241.3
85.9
70.5

99.1
95.01
244.81
86.0
72.0

116.0
108.1
97.9
109.8
359.2

118.8
108.6
97.3
110.5
364.8

119.1
102.6
95.4
103.8
370.9

112.3
107.0
95.7
108.8
374.1

110.3
103.0
* 88.1
105.5
389.7

106.6
103.1
89.6
105.3
396.9

105.2
99.6
88.9
101.4
410.9

102.5
98.9
91.9
100.1
423.4

106.2
100.0
89.8
101.7
430.8

107.4
97.2
94.2
97.7
437.4

111.2
102.0
97.4
102.8
455.3

117.01
101.81
94.9|
102.91
455.9,

8.75|
1.17|123.11
.401106.6
.55|131.8|
.221130.9

123.6
108.0
133.9
125.9

120.1
106.2
129.3
122.4

121.9
100.6
136.4
124.0

129.0
103.8
145.8
132-3

126.0
104.1
138.6
133.9

125.0
107.3
131.7
140.0

112.8
102.1
113.8
129.5

116.9
107.9
116.8
133.3

123.2
108.9
128.4
135.8

130.9
115.9
137.2
141.9

125.7
108.2
137.4
128.0

121.5!
106.21
131.91
123.3

1 . 1 4 | 1 2 9 . 5 122.0
. 0 4 | 92.7| 98.6
. 0 7 | 2 7 5 . 1 252.5
.121 5 9 . 0 j 49.9
. 1 3 J 1 3 6 . 8 101.1

124.7
101.3
262.4
54.4
112.4

129.5
100.3
275.5
56.6
142.5

131.2
109.1
282.6
69.2
137.4

134.3
110.9
293.3
74.1
150.8

137.6
95.2
303.0
76.2
175.0

132.7
78.1
271.4
68.5
160.5

133.0
74.7
259.5
58.8
178.3

128.7
74.8
268.1
50.8
142.4

127.2
85.2
272.2
46.9
127.6

126.0
87.8
269.1
46.4
116.9

126.5
9 6 . 61
291.4
55.8
96.7

CAVBBD ABD FBOXBB FOODS 2031 1 . 1 8 1 1 6 4 . 8 159.5
.951165.1 166.2
GBAIV HILL PBODOCTS
204|
.281114.01 113.1
FLOOB S COBB H I L L .
2041,6|
1
1
BAKBBT PBODOCTS
2 0 5 | 1 . 1 5 | 1 2 5 . 0 | 112.8
206|
SUGAR
. 2 1 | 1 2 8 . 1 | 125.8
207»
88.8
COBFBCTIOBBBT
.41|109.8

164.2
166.0
114.1

159.2
166.0
111.8

154.0
154.0
102.2

152.3
155.9
109.8

159.1
161.5
107.7

158.5
161.2
106.6

172.3
170.7
121.2

191-7
171.4
119.5

185.0
171.9
121.0

166.6
169.6
125.0

155.3
167.31
116.2

111.1
121.5
120.7

113.1
106.1
111.3

114.4
97.2
86.6

118.7
115.8
85.4

128.8
124.6
89.0

136.7
103.9
79.2

139.3
118.6
114.6

142.1
119.2
157.4

133.5
162.2
146.3

126.1
175.3
137.9

123.9
167.41
100.0,

BEVERAGES
BEBB ABO ALB
BIBBS ABD BBABDX
LIQOOBS
SOFT DBIfiXS

174.2
144.7
221.4
97.5
215.8

172.7
158.2
224.8
101.6
201.4

187.8
174.2
250.0
123.1
213.0

185.7
168.5
229.0
117.0
216.3

192.6
181.3
235.1
113.4
222.6

208.6
192.7
236.1
136.0
241.1

206.3
185.1
215.0
104.9
253.5

209.7
179.0
238.7
125.9
256.0

210.3
167.8
221.8
144.9
260.5

203.0
147.8
354.7
158.0
243.2

189.9
143.0
321.1
136.1
229.0

178.0
131.71
274.51
110.3
224.1

154.4
160.1
151.8

155.7
162.7
152.5

152.2
160.5
148.5

150.8
144.1
153.9

149.2
142.4
152.3

146.5
145.5
147.0

141.9
133.4
145.8

148.4
132.3
155.7

148.7
140.5
152.4

152.7
153.1
152.5

159.0
159.0
159.0

159.5
158.41
160.0

.671
. 5 4 | 1 2 2 . 8 126.5
. 0 7 | 58.2 49.7

128.5
60.7

130.6
63.9

120.8
58.6

116.7
56.2

124.3
63.1

106.6
43.4

124.5
63.3

130.3
65.5

138.0
65.8

130.5
64.9

96.8
43.1

110.0
80.3

108.6
81.2

105.6
78.8

108.2
78.5

108.7
75.6

90.9
61.6

106.3
70.1

107.0
72.2

109.3
75.6

106.0
72.5

95.7
60.2

O H 4Pg <t*S EITPICTIOB
13|
CRUDE OIL 6 •ATUBAL GAS 1 3 1 |
CfiODB O I L , TOTAL
1
ALASKA, CALIF. CBODB
1
TBXAS CBODB
|
LA. ABD OTRBB CBODB
|
BATOBAL GIS
BATOBAL GAS LIQOIDS
LP PBOPABB
LP BATBBIALS
OIL ABD GAS DBILLIBG
FOODS
BBAT PBODOCTS
BEBF
POBK
HI S O BBATS
DAIBT PBODOCTS
BOTTBB
CHBESB
COBCBBTBATBO BILK
•BOXEI DBSSBBTS

i

1
132|
1
1
138|
20|
201|

1
1
I
202|
2021|
2022|
2023|
2024)
i

208| 1.58|193.2
2082,3|
.521164.5|
2084|
.071251.91
.241122.4|
2085|
.74|231.4
2086,7|
1
BISC. FOOD PBBPABATIOBS
209J
.97|151.6
FATS ABD OILS
2091-4,6J
•301149.3
.67|152.6
COFFBB, HISC.FOOD 2 0 9 5 , 7 - 9 |

TOBACCO pyopociS
CIGABBTTBS
CIGABS
TEXTILE BILL PBODOCTS
FABBICS
COTTOB FABBICS
BAB-BADB FABBICS
BOOL FABBICS

211
2111
2121

221 2 . 6 9 1
221-4| 1.051105.1 104.6
. 6 0 | 73.6 I 76.5
221,4|
.301
222|
2231
.141
225|
2251,21
2253-91

. 6 3 1 1 8 0 . 7 1165.4
.211205.5 |185.4
. 4 2 1 1 6 8 . 1 1155.2

177.7
202.7
165.0

161.5
215.5
164.3

186.9
235.3
162.3

182.3
207.5
169.5

196.0
217.5
185.1

170.4
203.2
153.8

196.7
218.6
185.6

186.1
189.6
184.3

184.1
205.1
173.4

181.5
207.2
168.5

159.7
178.7
150.1

226|
227|
228,9|

.231140.5 141.0
.20|203.2 |194.4
. 5 7 | 1 3 0 . 6 1139.8

154.7
196.9
143.1

156.2
219.6
144.0

152.5
214.7
137.2

145.7
191.4
137.1

143.2
198.7
138.3

103.5
170.5
107.1

132.5
186.4
130.5

141.2
216.1
128.2

145.2
218.0
129.8

140.6
225.6
123.8

129.7
205.8
108.1

121.8
| 85.6
1141.8
|154.9
I 94.8

134.0
95.3
155.7
182.8
100.4

148.5
102.2
174.6
184.5
99.9

138.3
112.1
154.1
168.2
96.1

132.3
109.2
146.3
156.0
93.4

143.0
112.9
160.8
164.8
98.5

94.4
72.4
106.3
136.1
93.2

130.2
101.7
146.7
167.6
104.6

133.5
109.6
147.9
164.5
105.6

130.7
114.5
141.3
158.1
102.0

130.6
111.2
142.7
151.9
96.3

95.3
83.81
102.1
117.6
97.2

LPBBBB ABD PBODOCTS
24| 1.64|
.821 99.6 I 98.7
LOGGIBG ABD LOHBBB
241,2|
LOBBBB
2421 . 5 9 1 9 2 . 0 I 9 3 . 2
. 8 2 1 1 3 8 . 9 1148.7
LDBBBB PBODOCTS
243,4,91
. 5 0 1 1 4 9 . 4 1161.3
BILLBOBK ABD PLXBOOD
243|
.
2 9 1 1 7 2 . 9 1185.7
FLX«D,FBBFAB PBOD 2 4 3 2 , 3 |

109.4
104.2
152.9
165.5
191.7

107.7
105.1
149.0
160.1
182.9

86.8
78.6
124.0
121.7
126.6

89.4
80.4
119.7
119.4
131.1

100.2
90.7
129.3
137.7
161.7

96.6
82.6
124.6
134.5
159.7

110.0
101.6
137.6
153.2
185.2

106.6
98.2
144.9
163.4
197.0

103.4
96.7
150.9
168.9
204.3

99.6
95.0
144.9
156.6
180.8

86.5
77.6
140.8
150.3
167.9

165.9
181.3

163.1
179.0

152.2
175.4

141.7
163.8

134.9
169.2

111.1
156.0

133.4
166.0

141.6
172.4

144.0
171.5

142.9
169.0

144.4
168.3

KBIT GOODS,
BOSIBBX
KBIT GABBBBTS
FABRIC FXBXSB1BG
CABPETIIG
TABB 6 BISC.TEXTILES

1PPAFEL flOWCrS

231 3 . 3 3 1
BEB'S OBIBBBBAB
231,21 1.061127.7
.341100.9
HBB*S SOITS ABD COATS 2 3 1 |
HBI'S F0B1ISRIBGS
232| .691143.4
VOBEB'S OOTBBBBAB
233| 1.05|158.9
BISC. APP.S ALLIBD GDS 2 3 4 - 9 | 1 . 2 0 | 9 8 . 7

i

FOBBITQBE ABD FIXTBBB.S
251 1.371
. 8 7 | 1 4 4 . 4 157.3
BOOSBBOLD FOBWITUBB
2511
. 4 2 1 1 7 0 . 3 1171.7
FIXTOBBS, OFF. i'OBB.
Z52,4,9|
1
1
J
J




L

Table 4A—continued

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES
Seasonally adjusted, 1967=100
INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS
AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES

I 1967
SIC I PROCODE PORTION

1980
AVG.

1980
JAN.

FEB.

MAR.

APR.

HAY

JUHB

JULY

AUG.

SEP.

OCT.

NOV.

DEC. J

149.3
141.3
151.0
158.1

145.0
139.1
146.4
151.4

145.8
138.8
148.5
151.8

138.9
134.3
142.5
140.3

139.8
138.1
139.1
143.2

139-3
135.6
143.9
137.7

140.1
135.7
139.0
148.3

140.5
137.2
140.8
144.9

149.8
146.6
148.0
157.2

143.8
136.8
146.3
150.3

147.1
139,7
149.5
154.3

151.31
140.5]
155.6|
160.21

CONVERTED PAPER PROD.
264 !
SANITARY PAPER PROD. 2647 |
PAPERBOARD CONTAINERS
265 |
BUILDING PAPER AND BOARD 266 I

.93 169.0 172.8
.181138.1 1141.4
.841147.8 1168.5
.06 I 87.7 1111.9

168.0
140.5
150.7
104.9

173.4
143.0
156.1
85.3

165.9
134.9
146.1
72.6

162.4
137.4
133.4
67.8

166.0
134.3
140.4
73.5

160.5
134.2
137.5
84.5

163.3
129.6
141.9
81.7

170.6
137.1
149.2
95-7

173.7
140.6
151.6
94.7

173.7
142.1
147.8
90.2

178.2j
142.4|
152.1|
95. 1j

PRINTING H P PUBLISHING
27
NEWSPAPERS
271 I
PERIOD.,BOOKS,CARDS
272,3,7 I
JOB PRINTING
274-6,8,9 I

4.72
1.38 109.1 110.8
1.38 1127.2 1127.8
1.96 169.8 |168.1

112.8
125.8
169.6

112.5
124.2
170.3

106.1
123.7
168.4

107.3
123.5
164.4

106.8
122.1
163.2

108.4
126.7
168.3

110.5
126.9
172.5

108.5
126.1
170.9

107-8
132-2
175.3

108.1
134.6
171.7

109.8
132.7
175.3

CHEMICALS AND PRODUCTS
28
CHEMICALS 6 SYN. HAT. 281,2 |
BASIC CHBHICALS
281
ALKALIES & CHLORINE 2812 |
GASES,ETC.
2813,5,6 |
BASIC ORG. CHEH.
2818

7.74
3.79
2.54
.14
.48
1.18

222.2 246.4
187.4 1200.4
121.4 1140.7
184.3 1212.5
231.6 243.9

241.7
199.7
133.9
222.2
238.4

232.9
194.3
122.6
198.3
238.7

227.5
190.5
122.2
181.5
235.6

210.6
185.7
116.1
165.4
237.0

196.8
179.4
113-1
152.1
230.0

193.0
172.1
106.7
143.1
219.0

200.6
171.5
107.7
156.9
213.1

218.3
181-1
118.2
183.7
219.2

227.8
187.6
119.9
195.9
231.6

230.6
189.9
125.0
196.5
232.1

244.0
198.2
131.6
207.51
242.5

.75 132.4 135.8
INORG. CHEB. NBC
2819
ACIDS S FERTILIZER HAT | .551145.9 1151.5
SULFURIC ACID, ETC. I -41 1138.5 1141.7
FERTILIZER HATERIALS 1 • "|167.6 1179.9
BRDA NUCLEAR HATLS
.15 1 89.5 I 87.3

137.1
150.8
140.0
182.1
96.3

135.7
148.6
141.5
169.3
96.3

138.5
148.5
143.5
163.1
110.5

131.2
138.1
131.8
156.6
111.9

129.9
141.4
134.1
162.7
93.5

129.4
144.4
138.5
161.6
79-5

127.5
141.8
133.3
166.6
79.7

131.7
145.1
137.1
168.1
89.1

126.0
140.7
134-5
158.7
76.6

131.6
147.8
142.4
163-5
78.4

135.5,
153.3^
143.71
181.3
77.5

SYNTHETIC HATERIALS
282 1 1.25 1293.3 1340.1
PLASTICS HATERIALS 2821 | .541386.5 1454.2
SYNTHETIC RUBBER
2822 I .13 1103.2 1120.2
HAN-HADE FIBERS
2823,4 I .58 1250.3 284.4

327.5
438.0
119.2
272.6

311.4
427.2
121-9
247.2

302.9
397.5
112.5
258.7

261.3
337.9
96.2
228.1

232.1
297.2
84.5
205.5

235.4
300.9
72.7
212.0

259.8
339.4
77.9
227.5

294.0
382.9
93.9
257.3

309-7
404.2
105.2
268.8

313.7
424.8
110.7
257-0

337.2
446.0
117.5J
286.6

CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
283-7,9 3.95 192.4 194.6
DRUGS AND HEDICINES
283 | 1.34I245.7 1247.0
SOAP AND TOILETRIES
284 I 1.29 I 170.81174.3
PAINTS
285 1 .43 1130.5 1131.7
AGRICULTURAL CHEHICALS 287 t .33 1230.5 1229.1

194.8
247.8
174.8
129.4
223.3

192.7
246.1
171.9
131.2
218.8

190.3
243.8
168.6
126.4
219.8

188.5
241.9
165.4
128.0
223.3

186.5
234.4
166.9
127.2
231.6

188.8
240.7
168.0
125.8
238.4

194.4
245.0
174.7
137.2
240.2

197.3
255-0
170.8
142.9
240.8

192.8
243.7
173.0
137.4
230.0

192.3
246.2
169.8
127.1
234.7

197.1
258.5
171.6]
120.8
238.2

PBTROLBUH PRODUCTS
29 1.79
PETROLEUH REFINING
291,9 | 1.64 132.8 1146.0
| .841131.6 11*3.4
ADTOHOTIVE GASOLINE
.29 120.8 1130.9
DISTILLATE FUEL OIL
| .05 209.0 1205.5
RESIDUAL FUEL OIL
.17 100.5 104.1
AVIATION FUEL S KEROS.

143.7
144.1
121.5
211.3
103.0

139.0
137.1
119.4
203.0
104.8

135.5
131.5
120.0
217.1
104.9

131.6
128.5
118.4
208.6
102.7

131.2
128.7
122.0
221.6
101.0

127-4
125.7
123.6
207.9
99.5

123.5
125.5
111.0
202.0
94.6

129.0
127.6
122.8
206.9
98.0

127.3
127.4
115.6
216.3
97.4

129.5
130.0
118.5
209.7
98.4

132.4
130.7
126.4|
201.3
98.6

.28 155.2 1184.7
.06 1138.5 1144.4
.14 1187.6 I224.6
! .08 108.6 141.7

178.4
145.5
213.9
138.1

175.0
144.2
212.2
129.9

168.1
139.2
211.8
110.2

158.5
135.9
196-7
105.8

151.2
143.1
183.1
99.4

139.2
134.9
162.7
99.8

134.5
137.2
155.6
94.7

145.3
139.1
171.8
101.9

141.6
132.1
168.7
99.5

144.2
121.4
174.7
105.4

152.4
146.0
175.8J
114-8

RUBBER 6 PLASTICS PROD.
30 2.24
TIRES
301 | .60 123.3 127.1
RUB. PROD. EX. TIRES 302,3,6 | .66 139.1 1146.1
PLASTICS PRODUCTS NEC
307 I .98 415.9 445.0

129.0
145.9
435.7

132.8
143.6
431.3

117.6
141.6
429.5

109.3
133.0
406.0

104.8
129.1
391.3

122.7
130.9
394.5

120.5
131.1
391.2

127-5
136.9
411.0

133.0
142.8
419.2

126.9
143.6
412.4

120.1
144.4
428.6

97.5
69.9

93.4
65.4

91.7
67.0

90.6
63.2

84.4
68.2

80.1
65.6

78.4
64.6

81.8
63.8

81.6
63.8

83.2
66.3

84.3
68.5

87.4;
61.6

CLAI, G U S S , S ST« PBQP32
PRESSED AMD BLOWN GLASS 322
GLASS CONTAINERS
3221

2-74
-49 159.7 167.5
.28 143.5 149.8

172.9
154.2

162.5
145.5

161.6
145.3

154.8
137.7

152.2
137.4

157.7
143.3

153.3
139.7

160.3
147.8

157.5
142.5

159.6
142. 1

158.4!
136.1,

CEMENT
324
STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS 325
BRICK
3251
CONCRETE,HISC.CLAI HFR.326-9

.27 107.3 128.1
.20 101.6 120.7
.08 94.5 123.1
1.51 149.5 168.3

108.6
118.4
117.7
165.3

100.4
114.1
101.1
163.6

102.5
104.5
96.4
153.2

100.4
96.7
87.0
145.1

103.5
93.7
84.4
137.1

103.1
94.3
91.5
135.1

101.9
89.5
82.7
138.6

109.2
96.4
92.4
141.4

109.4
98.8
95.8
146.7

113.0
95.3
82.6
148.8

126.51
102.31
92.91
154.2]

PRIHARY HETALS
33
IRON AND STEEL
331,2
BASIC STEEL & HILL PRD 331|
BASIC IRON AND STEEL
PIG IRON
RAH STEEL
COKE AND PRODUCTS

6.57
4.21|
3.34
1.34|
-46|
-72|
.16

94.0 110.4
86.1 101.4
78.2| 95.2
94.3 109.1
71.3 84.1

106.8
100.1
91.1
109.3
84.5

116.0
98.7
92.9
106.0
81.7

99.6
93.9
86.4
101.6
81.0

85.1
79.7
73.3
84.5
75.8

76.1
68.0
59.6
73.8
66.0

66.7
63.9
55.4
70.1
60.4

73.9
67.0
59.1
72.8
63.3

79.9
75.5
65.4
84.7
62.9

94.4
87.9
78.2
99.5
63.4

114.4
99.0
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110.9
66.4

110.4|
100.91
95.6|
111.8]
67.3|

2.01 99.3 116.5
.31] 71.2| 84.6
.51| 112.9 134.4
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.41] 67.4 88.9
| .13] 69. 41 71.8
.65 128.3 144.2

111.2
76.8
127.4
79.3
73.4
142.9

127.5
94.3
143.1
87.1
107.0
160.6

103.4
73.3
122.8
68.8
71.7
130.7

88.7
50.9
112.5
59.1
69.0
110.6

81-5
52.8
104.4
51.1
53.3
102.2

68.5
41.3
80.3
44.8
48.8
91.1

78.5
57.1
87.3
53.1
59.3
101.7

82.9
61.2
90.3
59.4
58.4
107.2

98.8
77.9
100.9
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64.6
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124.7
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83.0
83.5
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92.0|
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80.1]
75.9]
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93.8

100.4

89.3

77.9

74.8

70.8

82.1

82.9

81.4

95.0

88.1]

PAPER AND PBODUCTS
PULP AND PAPER
HOOD PULP
PAPER
PAPERBOARD

3.21
1.38
.50
-54
.34

26
261-3
261
262
263

HISC. PETROLEUH PROD.
REFINERY FUEL NEC
REFINERY NOHFUBL HAT.
REFINERY PRODUCTS NEC

LEATHER AND PRODUCTS
31
PERS. LEATHER GDS. 313,5-7,9 |
SHOES
314

STEEL HILL PRODUCTS
CONSUHBR DUR. STEEL
BQUIPHENT STEEL
CONSTRUCTION STEEL
CAN S CLOSURE STEEL
RISC. STEEL

IRON G STEEL FOUNDRIES 332j




.86
.22
.53

.87

144.1
138.5
145.8
149.5

86.1
65.7

86.2

97.0

8

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INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES
Not seasonaRy adjusted, 1967=100
IHDUSTBI SUBTOTALS
AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES
PAPER AMD PBOD0CTS
P0LP AID PAPER
SOOD PULP
PAPEB
PAPEBBOABD

|
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262) . 5 4 ) 1 4 5 . 8 1 1 5 1 . 4
263| . 3 4 ) 1 4 9 . 5 1 1 5 3 . 4

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CONVERTED PAPER PROD.
264|
SANITARY PAPEB PROD. 2647J
PAPEBBOABD COHTAIHEBS
265|
BUILDING PAPEB AND BOABD 2661
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PRINTING AMD PUBLISHING
27}
HENSPAPEBS
271J
PEBIOD.,BOOKS,CABDS
272,3,71
JOB PBIHTIMG
274-6,8,91
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CHEMICALS AMD PBODOCTS
281
CHEMICALS & SIS. MAT. 281,2)
BASIC CBEfllCALS
28 1|
ALKALIES S CHLORINE 2812(
GASES,ETC.
2813,5,6|
BASIC OBG. CHER.
2818)
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2819)
ACIDS & FERTILIZES HAT)
SULFURIC ACID, ETC. |
FERTILIZER RATEBIALS1
EBDA NOCLEAR HATLS
|
1
282)
SIMTHETIC 8ATERIALS
PLASTICS HATERIALS 2821J
STMTBETIC RUBBER
2822J
HAN-HADE FIBERS
2823,4)
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CHEHICAL PRODUCTS
283-7,91
DRUGS AMD HEDICINES
283)
SOAP AMD TOILETRIES
284|
PAINTS
285J
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 287|
I
29)
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
PETROLEUH REFINING
291,9)
AUTOHOTIfB GASOLINE
|
DISTILLATE FUEL OIL
J
RESIDUAL FUEL OIL
)
AVIATION FUEL & KEBOS.
|
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REFINEBT FUEL NEC
BEFIMEBY MOMFUEL HAT.
BEFINEBT PRODUCTS NEC

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.18)138.1)143.4
.84)147.81153.7
.06J 87.71 99.0
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2.54)187.4)192.6
.14)121.4)130.6
.48)184.31197.4
1.18)231.61239.0
1
)
.751132.4)128.7
.55)145.9)141.8
.41)138.5)133.6
.14)167.6)165.5
.15) 89.5) 87.0
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.541386.51416.3
.13)103.21118.5
-58)250.31277.7
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1
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1.34)245.7)225.0
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.05)209.0)233.6
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PRIMARY HETALS
33
IRON AND STEEL
331,2
BASIC STEEL & HILL PRO 331
BASIC IRON AND STEEL
PIG IRON
RAH STEEL
COKE AND PRODUCTS
|
1
STEEL HILL PRODUCTS
I
CONSUMER DUR. STEEL
)
EQUIPMENT STEEL
«
CONSTRUCTION STEEL
)
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1
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J
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L

g*B.

-*£1*

-lAL.

JUHB

JOLT

150.5
142-5
154.1
156.5

152.1
144.3
154.5
159.7

145.7
140.7
149.4
147.4

144.7
142.7
144.3
148.2

145.3
142.8
1*7.4
145.5

129-5
127.3
127.1
136.6

142.3
139.1
141.1
148.7

142.8
138.8
141.1
151-4

146.9
139.5
149.1
154.3

147.1
140.3
148.6
154.8

175.4
143.6
155.5
108.2

180.1
145.4
160.1
90.1

172-1
141.8
150.9
77.3

168.3
137.0
137.2
71.4

170.7
135.6
144.9
76.7

147.0 161.9
125.6 130.0
129.2 144.0
78.9
86.8

164.7
131.3
153.3

93.2

175.9
146.1
162.3
98.2

173.4
142.7
146.2
89.8

109.2
118.4
154.0

112.8
117.7
155.0

110.6
T18.0
155-1

111.9
118.7
158.5

107.5
125.9
172.3

98.1
136.0
187.5

103.4
142.0
198.0

108.3
140.0
195.0

114.7
136.2
183.9

118.3
131.8
167.6

240.0
194.2
136.3
218.1
229.1

238.2
195.5
123-2
204.5
236.1

234.8
195.0
127.0
194.0
235.1

213.5
186.6
117.7
171.0
235.1

201.1
180.5
114.8
158.9
230.5

187.6
169.3
105.4
141.5
219.2

198.7
171.5
105.9
153-5
216.3

220.5
183.1
118.1
181.9
224.7

227.9
189.7
121.5
190.5
236.5

231.1
191.4
125.9
193.0
235.4

135.2
152-6
143.2
179.7
80.5

139.6
153.6
145.0
178.4
98.0

145.7
158.0
150.7
179.2
111.4

133.3
139.6
130.7
165.4
117.0

128.3
141.0
134.2
160.7
87.2

120.9
134.3
128.5
150.9
74.7

125.0
139.6
132.1
161.4
75.6

130.8
144.2
137.9
162.6
87.2

128.6
141.5
135.4
159.3
86.0

133.6
149.2
143.7
165.1
83.0

333.3
438.3
126.1
283.3

325.2
448.3
125-3
256.7

315.7
419.2
120.5
264.2

268.3
350.7

224.8
289.9

254.0
333.8

66.8
200.5

74.9
220.9

296.8
389.0
93.8

231.1

243.1
313.2
81.2
215.0

257.6

305.8
406.3
105.8
258.3

312.1
417.6
111.7
260.1

185.3
229.2
169.0
126.9
218.4

187.0
229.9
168.8
137.8
225.1

187.0
234.3
163.0
138.2
229-0

188-0
237.1
161-6
144.5
230.2

196.1
252.9
168.2
151.4
231.6

197.1
260.7
173.2
131.8
231.5

202.4
261.4
180.5
144.7
235-4

208.3
278.2
181.6
139-6
234.8

199.1
255.2
181.0
132.0
230.2

191.7
245.7
171.2
115.6
234.0

140.7
138.8
126.0
234.1
106.0

134.6
132.0
116.3
209.1
105.4

130-9
127.0
111-7
210.4
102.9

129.S
127.5
112.1
199.4
98.5

133.3
132.8
120.0
208.3
99.1

130.4
130.6
122.0
195.8
98.2

127.2
130.4
111.7
191.1
95-8

130.9
129.1
121.9
198.0
102.0

126.1
124.1
117.5
200.1
97.6

130.7
130.8
122.5
208-7
98-5

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133.81
123.61
141.1|
137.5|
I
164.6|
134.9J
135.7|
82.2)
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112.3|
124.61
161.6|
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238.8|
198.9!
129.8]
206.8)
242.01
I
139.2|
155.91
146.41
183.31
86.61
I
320.01
415.21
117.4|
278.01
I
185.61
238.9|
165.61
93.31
239.61
I
1
134.91
134.4|
131.21
219.81
99.6|

166.7
142.2
216.5
94.6

166.4
140.2
213.2
100.9

165.8
136.0
213.2
101.8

160.0
138.1
196.2
110.5

156.3
148.4
178.9
121.4

147.1
144.1
160.2
125.7

142.0
142.8
153.8
120.2

151.6
141.5
169.7
126.2

145.7
128.9
169.2
115.2

145.3
118.4
179-5
102-8

147.1|
142.61
181.2J
89.11

153.8
148.0
444.7

148.4
144.8
440.9

126.4
142.4
435.5

101.9
131.6
411.1

100.1
130.9
401.1

84.6
122.4
372.5

107.0 125.9
130.3 139.3
393.4 419.3

141.7
145.1
425.3

129.0
146.2
422.8

91.8
69.8

92.0
71.4

88.0
66.3

84.7
68.9

83.5
68.7

73.8
52.9

83.5
65.2

82.9
65.9

86.5
70.0

88.2
65.9

170.4
158.1

165.7
150.2

163.7
147.5

157.7
139.9

159.5
147.0

156.8
143.6

161.2
150.5

159.8
143.8

166.5
153-2

157.3
136.1

73.8
109.6
98.8
158.5

85.0
109.9
96.8
159.3

105.7
104.7

113.9
98.5

97.9

92.3

153.9

145.5

131.3
98.4
94.0
140.4

122.4
94.1
94.7
134.5

129.6 129.6
93-6
99.2
93-4
98.8
140.4 144.4

133.1
101.5
100.8
151.4

108.; 7
98.0
85.2
153.8

120.01
145.91
413.51
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140.61
108.6|
1
86.61
100.2|
84.51
152.81
I

107.3
100.7
91.3
110.7
82.0

119.0
103.8
95.5
114.0
81-1

109.2
100.8
92.7
109.8

82.9

94.0
85.2
79.3
90.7
77.3

81.6
72.6
64.7
78.2
69.5

66.8
63.1
56-7
67.5
61.5

71.7
65.7
58-6
71.1
61.8

76.9
74.0
63.8
83.0
62.1

91.7
85.1
75.5
96.0
63.3

104.9
93.2
85.1
104.0
67.2

111.7
83.0
130.6
74.6
79.0
140.6

129.2
95.4
148.7
84.0
108.6
162.7

114.9
80.9
136.6
78.0
70.2
146.5

99.9
58.9
125.4
66.7
72.2
125.9

87.6
54.2
107.6
58.7
58.4
112.0

69.2
40.1
77-5
49-9
53.6
92.1

75.7
52.9
83-0
53.7
58.1
58.4

78.9
59.2
86.3
57.8
53-0
101.0

96.9
77.6
99.8
67.3
58.1
127.8

112.8
91.5
118.8
73.8
66.1
152.3

98.3

107.8

62.9

76.5

83.0

84.8

91.1

96-7

AUG.

SEP.

OCT,

)

)
BUBBEB S PLASTICS PBOD.
30) 2.24)
.601123.3)140.5
TIRES
301)
.66)139.1)142.1
RUB. PBOD. EX. TIRES 302 3 , 6 )
.98)415.9)411.2
307J
PLASTICS PBODUCTS NEC
I
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31|
LEATHER AMD PRODUC
.86)
.22) 86.1) 90.8
PERS. LEATHER GDS. 3 1 3 , 5 - 7 , 9 )
314)
SHOES
.53) 6 5 . 7 ) 6 7 . 2
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CLAY, (ftASS, S ST. PBpp. 32 2 . 7 4 )
)
PRESSED AND BLOWN GLASS 322
,49)159.71157.4
GLASS CONTAINERS
3221
.28)143.51143.2
CEMENT
324
STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS 325
BRICK
3251
CONCRETE,HISC-CLAI HFR.326-9

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.27)107.3) 67.7
.20)101.6)111.1
.08) 94.5) 96.7
1 . 5 1 |) 1 4 9 . 5 ) 1 5 9 . 4
.57)
.21)
34) 94.0|104.1
34J 86.1) 96.7
.46 78.2) 88.4
.721 94.3)105.6
.16) 71.3) 80.2
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2 01) 99.3)108.9
.31) 71.2) 84.3
.51)112.9)128.8
.41) 67.4) 71.5
.13) 69.4) 85.7
.65)128.31133.4
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.87) 86.2) 93.3
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1

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95.8

83.3

3

82.0

1
101.21
92.21
87.21
100.81
67.21
1
107.21
76.11
112.11
73.3|
69.31
147.31
i
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Table 4A—continued

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES
Seasonally adjusted, 1 9 6 7 * 1 0 0
1 19671

|
SIC 1 PBO-I 19801 I960
CODBI POB-I AVG.|
1 JAB.
1_ TI0B1
1
1
IOBFBBBO0S HETALS
333-6,9) 2.36|119.8|134.1
.45(131.31137.1
PBIBABY NOBF. BBTALS
333|
.091113.1(157.5
COPPEB
3331|
.
27|156.5|152.8
AL0HII08
3334|
SECOBDABY IOHF. HETALS 3341 . 0 9 | 1 4 6 . 7 | 1 6 5 . 3
1
1
1 1.45|121.1|140.1
BOBFEBBOOS PfiODOCTS 3 3 5 , 6 ) 1 . 0 9 ( 1 3 4 . 4 1 1 5 6 . 2
BOBFEBBOOS BILL FBOD 3 3 5 |
.481103.6|126.6
COPPEB BILL PBOO
1
1 .61)158.5|179.4
ALOBIMOB BILL PBOD
|
.131177.21217.5
COASTBOCTIOB
|
.481153.41169.0
BOBCOBSTBUCTIOB
1 .351 8 0 . 0 | 89.9
BOBFEBBOOS FOOBDBIBS 3361
1
1
1 5.93J
1
F A L C A T E D BETAL PBOQOCTS 3 4 |
.381128.11139.8
BETAL CABS
341) 2 . 6 7 | 1 4 4 . 1 | 1 5 5 . 3
BDflE,PLOflS,STfiOCT,BEI
342-4|
.76|123.8|130.4
HARDWARE, TOOLS, COTL 3 4 2 | 1 . 6 2 1 1 5 6 . 7 1 1 6 8 . 4
STBOCXOBAL BETAL PBOO 3441 2 . 8 9 1 1 2 5 . 6 ( 1 3 7 . 0
OTHEB FAB. BET. PBOO. 345-91 2 . 0 3 1 1 1 1 . 7 1 1 2 3 . 3
FASTEBEBS, STABP.ETC 345-81

1

IBDOSTBY SOBTOTALS
AMD INDIVIDUAL SEBIES

_

1

JOB!

JOLT

BOG.

SBP.

OCT.

BOV.

PBC-I

116.4
137.3
141.8
158.7
127.9

118.2
141.7
157.9
159.3
136.2

111.4
121.3
61.4
155.3
135.0

106.3
115.0
30.8
155.7
142.0

107.2
118.6
38.5
156.8
147.7

113.2
121.4
65.3
155.9
139-9

123.2
129.3
106.3
155-7
153.9

127-11
132.41
121.41
154.8?
154. I f

121.0
133.8
104.3

115.6
129.3
111.5

116.6
133.2
129.4

110.0
123.9
88.9

106.1
116.7
72«9

106.6
116.9
64.4

115.4
126.6
77.4

127.6
140.3
108.6

131.9)
147.81
120.7|

165.6
185.7
160.2
93.4

156.9
176.1
151.7
81.0

143.3
149.6
141.5
72.7

136.2
147.2
133.2
65.0

151.4
157.1
149.8
66.8

151.1
154.2
150.3
73.1

158.2
176.3
153.3
74.3

165.2
187.7
159.1
80.4

165.1
195.6
156.8
87.9

169.0)
195.61
161.81
82.2j

137.3
154.1
131.5
166.8
138.2
124.4

136.0
154.3
132.7
166.3
136.2
122.8

134.5
150.0
128.5
163.2
132.5
118.2

127.7
143.3
119.8
157.5
123.0
108.3

119.3
136.5
114.4
150.5
115.8
101-5

118.9
133.4
110.9
147.7
113.1
99.4

119.8
135.9
116.4
148.2
115.7
103.6

121.2
139.6
122.0
152.0
119.5
105.6

127.1
140-7
121.6
153.2
124.0
109.7

127.7
141.4
125.9
152.3
124.2
110.3

FEB.

BAB.

APB.

BAT

128.3
137.1
147.3
156.3
154.1

128.3
139.9
145.1
159.3
154.9

122.3
139.1
154.8
158.0
149.1

131.0
144.4
115.7

130.3
142.1
112.1

167.0
197.6
158.6
89.2

1

1
1

1
1.201154.0|166.9
.191 79.21 98.5
1.36(151.81155.9
. 1 6 | 9 1 . 1 | 92.9
1
1
1.671126.11129.9
2.30|125.7|132.1
2.631228.7|229.9
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8.05|
|
1.74|142.3|154.9
.83(136.11155.4
.081120.6|137.6

161.8
88.2
160.9
96.0

162.1
99.7
161.0
107.4

155.5
75.1
160.1
104.2

157.9
77.9
155.2
106.2

152.2
78.7
153.5
100.7

151.6
91.6
149.5
95.2

140.3
49.5
145.5
86.3

146.8
66.8
145.2
93.2

148.0
74-9
142.7
69.6

150.7
70-0
143-6
68.1

132.0
133.1
227.6

131.8
132.1
231.5

129.9
128.1
223.5

129.2
124.7
221.9

124.4
121.7
216.7

123.7
122.4
216.8

124.3
122.4
226.7

122.1
120.7
228.8

120.7
120*9
236.5

121-1
122.5
240.1

131.4]
144.6|
130.6)
154.11
127.71
113.2|
1
J
152.61
71.81
149.0|
67.1|
124.11
127.91
246.2f

154.4
149.8
136.6

151.2
149.5
148.5

143.6
138.8
136.3

141.5
115.6
105.2

136.7
118.4
101.4

133.8
109.7
103.2

134.9
133.4
108.2

136.5
135.0
107.8

137.3
142-9
117-8

141.4
142-0
112.0

143.1j
148.21
131.91

.261112.21131.6
.13)125.51160.6
.361161.21175.1

124.7
147.1
172.3

130.5
134.8
169.1

118.6
121.8
160.5

80.9
77.7
157.7

87.5
99.0
152.3

83.7
98.1
134.8

112.8
107.2
164.2

108.9
139.3
158.9

128.2
143.1
159.4

119.7
140.6
165.8

T f ABO BAOIO SETS
365| .521 92.31 83.2
COBBONICATION EQUIPHEMT 3 6 6 | 2 . 3 0 ) 1 5 4 . 9 1 1 5 6 . 9
BLBCTBOBIC COBPOHEBTS
3671 1 . 4 3 ) 3 0 4 . 6 ( 3 2 4 . 0
TV TOBES
3671-31 .314 « 1 - 9 ! 4 7 . 6

88.6
156.5
324.1
43.2

88.0
156.7
321.0
35.2

87.5
158.3
323.8
44.1

87.8
154.8
312.8
42.4

95.5
153.3
298.8
32.0

103.8
154.9
297.0
50.0

78.6
153.5
288.3
37.3

90-3
152.4
286.1
33.7

95.1
152.3
289.3
49.2

107.9
153.9
293.5
47.0

134.14
147.8)
162.6|
1
1
106.1)
155.6)
300.5|
44.8)

BISC. ELECTBICAL SOFP.
369|
STOBAGE BATTERY,REPL- 3 6 9 1 |

165.6
161.0

176.0
200.3

166.3
197.5

157.2
187.8

153.5
195.3

151.2
205.6

164.2
224.3

166.0
221.5

174.1
227.0

181.0
245.5

179.64
216.4|

1
1
9.271
)
4.501
|
118.7
114.8
1.901103*61100.2
62.3
60.2
1.79| 54.31 54.1
. 1 1 * 3 1 5 . 7 1 8 5 9 . 3 1045.7 1 0 1 2 . 0

97.7
47.8
918.0

88.5
40.4
879.4

95.0
49.4
844.6

102.0
55.1
871.6

90.1
44.4
841.3

98.9
54.1
836.0

115.4
109.7
60.4
58.1
958.9 1019.8

105.91
61.2|
840.11

.531117.81133.8
. 4 0 | 8 9 . 4 | 90.7
.131202.8(263.2
.09(162.11206.6
1.98|132.1J147.3

142.1
110.6
236.5
174.8
146.1

123.9
90.2
224.7
183.6
144.1

105.1
81.0
177.1
165.8
134.8

96.4
77.4
153.3
157.4
124.5

92.1
84.0
116.2
149.6
120.0

90.9
79.3
125.7
116.8
115.8

95.6
82.1
136.0
136.9
118.3

116.0
82.5
216.2
155.2
125.5

133.3
92.4
255.5
161-3
131-9

142.3
100.0
268.9
167.0
137.2

139.84
98.0|
264.64
170.5|
139.1)

AIBCBAFT AMD PABTS
372| 3.731106.1)105.9
SHIPS AMD BOATS
373| . 5 6 ) 1 4 4 . 0 | 1 5 1 . 4
BAIL & BISC TBAMS EQ 3 7 4 . 5 , 9 | . 4 9 ) 1 4 8 . 3 1 1 6 8 . 9
RAILBOAD BQOIPBEBT
3741 . 2 6 1 1 5 6 . 0 | 1 7 4 . 8
BOBILE BOBES
379)
.18| 99.7(123.2
1
1
i
IBSTBOBEBTS
I
38| 2-11)
EQOIPBEBT IBSTR.S PTS. 381-41 1 . 0 7 ) 1 8 5 . 9 | 1 9 0 . 7
COBSOBSB IBSTR. PBOD. 385-7J 1 . 0 4 ( 1 5 5 . 9 | 1 6 1 . 8

106.7
152.8
162.3
167.5
118.7

107.2
150.3
161.3
171.8
105.9

105.7
142.3
156.8
184.2
85.0

105.5
139.3
143.4
169.4
75.6

104.9
138.2
151.7
182.8
74.3

104.0
139.7
164.3
192.6
89.2

104.8
138.9
147.9
153.1
100. 1

105.6
142.0
139.2
132-3
106.0

106-7
144.1
136-3
127-5
108.2

107«9
145.3
130.9
113.4
117.1

190.8
159.5

187.8
160.1

188.0
159.6

185.7
156.1

181.3
155.8

181.0
152.7

182.7
153.4

184.9
150.0

184.9
153.6

185.0
154.1

391 1.511
1
BISC. CONS. GOODS 3 9 1 ,, 3 , 4 . 6 1
.861151.3|156.4
BISC. BUS. SUPPLIES
395.91
.65)144.21150.8

156.6
147.1

157.8
147.6

153.1
146.4

151.6
139.9

146.8
139.9

148.8
140.7

150-6
142.0

144.3
143.1

147.2
142.4

150.4
144.0

109.4)
144.0)
128.1)
109.4)
113.9|
1
1
188.34
154.5)
1
1
154.61
147.21

3.881189.7)181.8
ELEC OTIL GENERATION
) 1.90)184.4|176.2
FOSSIL FOEL GENERATION I 1 . 5 4 ) 1 7 4 . 1 1 1 6 8 . 2
HYDBO 6 NOCLEAR GENERAL J . 3 6 1 2 2 8 . 7 1 2 1 0 . 5

185.4
182.2
176.8
205.2

192.8
189.9
182.0
223.6

187.5
179.4
166.8
233.9

185.0
178.4
164.5
238.4

188.4
186.0
173.2
241.1

192-3
188.2
177.9
232.4

196.6
191.8
181.0
238.1

193.7
186.2
174.1
238-2

189.6
181.9
168.9
237.6

192.6
189.7
179.6
233.1

EL1C OTIL SALES
j 1.981194.71187.2
RESIDENTIAL KHH
1 .83(210.81195.5
NONRESIDENTIAL R8H
1 1.151183.2(181.2
SIC RKH
1 .471149.61155.0
.651205.61198.5
COBBBRCIAL S OTHER KSH)

188.5
197.7
182.0
156.7
197.5

195.6
209.7
185.5
154.8
205.5

195.1
210.7
183.9
153.3
204.3

191.2
205.0
181.4
148. 1
203.9

190.6
207.5
178.4
145.2
201.0

196.3
217.9
180.8
142.7
206.5

201.3
225.7
183.7
145.9
209.7

201.0
222-5
185.5
147.8
210-3

197.1
215.1
184.1
146.0
209.2

195.4
210.5
164.6
147.8
209.1

189.5)
181.9|
173.4)
218.6|
1
196.9)
210.1)
187.44
152.4)
210.0|

125.3
136.2

124.5

123.9

123.0

121.4

120.8

121.1

120.9

120.7

121.1

121.5)

119.2
114.0
1t2.0
148.0

117.8
113.0
110.0
146.0

116.0
112.0
107.0
144.0

114.6
111.0
104.0
144.0

113.2
110.0
101.0
144.0

112.6
109.0
101.0
144.0

113.2
109.0
103.0
144.0

113.3
108.0
105.0
144.0

113.6
108.0
106.0
144.6

113.9
108.0
107.0
144.0

114.4|
109.0|
107.0)
144.0)

1
1 9-151

•OmECTBjCH
flACHlBBBI
35|
BB6IBE ABO FARB EQOIP. 3 5 1 , 2 )
FABB TBACTOBS
1
COBSIBOCTIOB S ALLIED BQ 353|
TBACKLAYIBG TBACTOBS
|
BETALMOHKING BACRIBEBT
3541
SPECS GBBL IND BQ
355.61
OFFICE, SERV, & BISC. 357-91

1
361
BAJOB ELECT. BQ.S PTS. 361,21
BOOSEBOLO APPLIABCES
363|
COOKIMG STOTES
36311

M f f F T O f t BA.Cq^BEBT

BBFBIGBBATIOB APPL.
3632|
LAOBOBT APPLIABCES
36331
BISC. APPLIABCES
3634-6,9)

1
1

TBABSPOBTfrTlOB BQOIPBEBT 3 7 |
BOTOB VEHICLES AND PABTS 3711
10T0S, TOTAL
|
LARGE AOTOS
|
SHALL AOTOS
1
TRUCKS ABO BOSBS
BOSIBESS VEHICLES
UTILITY VEHICLES
TRUCK TBAILEBS
HOTOR VEHICLE PABTS

i
1
1
1
J
1

1
1

GAS SALBS
RESIDENTIAL GAS
INDUSTRIAL GAS
COfl'L & OTHEB GAS




i

1
1

.491167.31t68.3
.09|205.4|158.7

1

GAS OTILITIES
GAS TRANSBISSION

1

1

1

1

1 1.811122.31124.0
)130.0
1 .651
1
1.17|115.21f20.7
1 .62(110.5)115.0
1 .3^1106-41114.H
1 .201145.0)150.0
1
1
1

L

1

1
t

i

10

1
1

1

I
1

Table 4B—continued

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES
Not seasonafty adjusted, 1967«100
INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS
AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES

1967
PBOPOBTIOB

SIC
CODE

1980
AVG.

1980
JAN.

FEB.

JAB.

APB.

HAY

JUNE

JULY

AUG.

SEP.

OCT.

•of.

DEC.

NONFBBBOOS HBTALS
333-6,9
PRIHABT NONE. HBTALS
333
COPPEB
3331
ALUHINUfl
3334
SBCONDABT MOMP. HBTALS 334

2.36 119.8 1130.8
.45 1131.3 140.1
.09 1113.1 1157.9
.27 |156.5 1155.2
.09 146.7 i158.4

132.9
139.6
154.0
156.5
166.0

137.6
140.8
156.2
156.4
165.3

131.1
142.2
170.0
156.7
157.5

123.9
139.0
153.5
157.7
131.2

123.4
139.4
155.5
158.0
143.7

98.1
115.0
46.6
153.6
111.9

102.1
111.8
27.7
153.5
139.4

106.3
116.6
37.6
155.9
146.4

113.0.
123.3
66.7
157.3
143.8

119.1
132.0
109.4
159.1
156.4

119.3
135.2
122.2
158.1
140.9

NONFBBBOOS PBODOCTS
335,6
NONPEBBOOS HILL PBOD 335
COPPEB HILL PBOD

1.45 121.1 134.5
1.09 1134.4 1148.3
.48 1103.6 122.7

136.2
148.4
118.2

143.6
157.3
135.0

133.8
149.5
123.7

126.6
142.9
127.3

124.6
142.6
134.6

96.4
110.2
69.8

101.3
111.9
64.0

105.1
115.1
61.7

113.7
123.3
75.4

119.0
129.4
101.2

118.9
133.5
109.3

.61 158.5 1168.3

ALUHINUH HILL PBOD
I
CONSTBOCTIOB
NONCONSTBOCTIOV
NONPEBBOOS FOUNDRIES 336

.13 I177.2 1195.2
.48 1153.4 1161.0
.35 i 80.0 I 91.8

172.0
197.5
165.1
98.3

174-9
196.9
168.9
100.7

169.7
191.0
163.9
85.1

155.1
162.3
153.2
75.7

148.8
164.0
144.7
68.7

141.9
149.1
139.9
53.3

149.5
161.1
146.3
68.5

157.1
176.0
151.9
73.7

160.9
186.8
153.8
83.7

151.6
181.3
143.5
86.3

152.5
164.8
149.1
73.6

FABBjCATfiP flHAL ?BOD0CTS 34
HETAL CANS
341
HOME,PLUflB,STRUCT,BET
342-4 I
HARDWARE, TOOLS, COTL 342
STRUCTURAL HETAL PBOD 344
OTBBB FAB. HBT. PBOD. 345-9
FASTENERS, STAHP.ETC 345-8

5.93
.38 128.1 131.3
2.67 1144.1 1151.9
.76 123.8 1126.8
1.62 1156.7 1165.4
2.89 1125.6 1131.3
2.03 [111.7 117.3

135.0
157.1
133.8
169.7
140.4
126*4

133.0
156-7
135.1
168.6
138.9
125.2

131.3
149.1
128.7
161.5
133.2
119.0

127.1
141.9
119.4
155.9
123.4
108.8

123.7
136.5
114.6
150.5
118.0
103.6

127.1
128.1
107.1
141.5
109.1
95.4

128.8
134.0
112.9
147.6
113.8
101.6

127.5
141.3
124.9
152.5
121.2
107.3

128.2
143.4
125.3
155.3
125.7
111.8

122.8
144.4
128.1
155.8
125.6
112.0

121.5
145.1
128.3
156.3
126.1
111.6

BQBffLgCTBSCAL HftCHIMBBY,
35
ENGINE AND FABH EQUIP. 351,2
FABH TBACTOBS
CONSTRUCTION & ALLIBD EQ 353
TBACKLAYIHG TBACTOBS

9.15
1.20 154.0 167.5
.19 79.2 1105.9
1.36 1151.8 1149.3
.16 91.1 91.6

167.3
101.7
162.4
108.9

167.6
113.6
159.3
115.4

156.4
85.9
158.4
112.4

155.8
82.6
152.5
109.9

154.8
89.7
155.1
108.5

140.4
59.9
145.0
80.0

133.4
39.4
142.2
72.4

150.9
69.5
151.5
96.0

150.2
81.6
146.7
71.9

149.3
60.2
147.7
63.6

153.8
60.9
151.2
62.9

HETALIOBKINC HACHIIBBT
354
SPEC,* GBNL IND EQ
355,6
OFFICE, SEBV, 6 HISC. 357-9

1.67 126.1 126.1
2.30 125.7 1128.0
2.63 228.7 214.4

133.6
133.6
222.8

132.1
131.4
222.0

129.9
127.3
217.9

126.5
124.1
217.4

126.1
124.4
225.3

122.0
119.9
229.8

124.2
122.0
236.7

126.5
125.2
242.6

123.6
122.2
243.4

121.0
124.0
238.7

121.1
125.7
233.9

36
BLBCTBjCAL H|CHI,BBBT
HAJOB ELECT. BQ.6 PTS. 361,2
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
363
COOKING STOVES
3631

8.05
1.74 142.3 148.3
.83 136.1 152.2
.08 120.6 136.2

150.6
157.2
144.3

149.7
157.8
153.3

144.1
148.2
147.6

141.7
118.8
115.2

141.1
124.0
111.9

135.6
101.4
84.0

135.4
124.3
105.5

141.2
138.1
108.5

142. 7
154.7
129.7

139.5
135.5
104. 8

137.6
120.4
106.0

REFRIGERATION APPL.
3632
LAUNDBT APPLIANCES
3633
HISC. APPLIANCES 3634-6,9

.26 112.2 136.4
.13 125.5 150.2
.36 161.2 168.4

132.4
151-9
180.3

146.1
145.6
172.0

137.2
133.7
161.9

93.4
84.4
151.3

104.7
101.4
149-6

89.1
78.8
122.9

78.6
124.9
162.1

103.8
142.0
168*7

130.0
160.9
176.4

102.5
123.1
171.6

92.3
109.0
148.7

TT AND BADIO SETS
365
COHHONICATION EQUIPBBHT 366
ELECTRONIC COHPONBNTS
367
T? TUBES
3671-3

.52 92.3 77.9
2.30 154.9] 156.3
1.43 304.6 318.7
.31 41.9 46.1

87.3
156.5
318.0
42.7

87.0
156.7
314.5
35.8

83.8
154.5
317.1
46.5

91.8
152.8
311.0
46.7

94.9
153.7
304.0
31.7

81.0
150.5
286.4
37.9

84.3
152.5
291.5
40.4

103.3
153.1
291.7
39.2

109.8
153.5
296.5
57.1

114.6
157.5
300.6
45.7

91.8
161.3
305.6
33.0

HISC. ELECTRICAL SUPP.
369
STOBAGE BATTERY,REPL- 3691

.49 167.3 167.3
.09 205.4 178.6

163.1
163.5

166.5
162.6

156.3
146.5

147.5
134.6

147.3
155.8

141.3
164.7

164.7
233.9

179.3
281.3

186.8
293.3

193.6
289.9

194.1
259.9

9.27
4.50
1.90 103.6 97.9 125.4 128.8 110.3
1.79 54.31 55.8
70.1
54.5
68.3
.11 915.7 790.6 1035.2 1123.3 1028.2

99.9
45.5
993.7

107.6
56.1
954.4

76.3
37.5
714.7

61.6
23-1
694.1

103.4 124.4 119.3
66.2
57.6
62.9
856.9 1081.6 1047.3

88.6
53.4
667.9

TBAJSPOBTATIOB EQUI?BfBT, 37
HOTOB YEBICLES AND PABTS 371J
AUTOS, TOTAL
LABGE AUTOS
j
SHALL AUTOS

-53 117.8 131.6
.40 89.4 91.4
.13 202.8 251.9
.09 162.1 1180.3
1.98 132.1 145.1

164.4
135.4
251.2
191.3
143.1

138.4
103.5
242.7
202.8
142.9

111.0
83.2
194.1
182.8
133.1

99.3
78.9
160.2
163.1
124.8

100.1
90.5
129.0
160.2
121.8

79.5
66.6
118.2
107.7
114.0

79.1
66.9
115.6
136.4
114.3

113.2
81.7
207.6
149.9
126.4

145.9
101.2
279.8
158.4
133.9

137.1
94.0
266.2
161.5
139.8

113.9
79.4
217.0
150.5
146.2

AIRCRAFT AID PABTS
372 3.73 106.1 106.6
SHIPS AND BOATS
373 I .56 1144.0 1147.2
BAIL S HISC TBANS BQ 374,5,9 | .491148.3 1150.2
BAILBOAD EQUIPBENT
374 | .26 1156.0 1171.7
HOBILE BOHES
379
.18 99.7 92.5

107.4
152.3
156.7
162.3
105.5

107.7
150.6
174.3
195.0
107.6

104.8
146.0
169.4
196.7
97.3

105.7
141.5
147.1
168.6
82.8

104.8
140.3
157.5
180.8
86.4

101.8
137.3
144.8
164.7
87.1

102.1
132.3
146.9
140.7
112.6

105.2
138.6
143.1
129.7
115.4

106.0
145.6
140.1
124. 1
121.7

109.6
147.5
129.6
118.7
105.5

112.0
149.3
119.6
119.1
82.4

IBSTBUHENTS
38 2.11
BQUIPHENT IMSTB.S PIS. 381-4 I 1.07 185.9 182.4
CONSUHEB IHSTB. PBOD. 385-7 1.04 155.9 157.8

187.1
156.9

185.0
157. 7

184.9
156.7

184.6
155.7

186.4
158.3

181.5
151.7

184.7
154.3

191.6
152.1

187.9
155.6

187.5
157.2

187.0
156.8

HISC. HAHUFACTUBBS
39
HISC. CONS. GOODS 391,3,4,6
HISC. BUS. SUPPLIES
395,9

1.51
.86 151.3 142.7
.65 144.2 144.7

154.6
145.8

153-4
148.1

150.8
144.3

150.7
137.6

151.6
142.0

142.9
139.1

157.0
145.5

159.0
148.0

154.4
146.7

152.1
144.7

146.9
143.8

BLECTBIC UTILITIES
ELEC UTIL GENERATION
FOSSIL FUEL GENEBATION
HYDRO & NUCLEAB GENERAT.

3.88 189.7 195.4
1.90 184.4 1187.5
1.54 174.1 1178.3
.36 228.7 227.3

194.9
191.1
184.0
221.6

188.5
182.7
171.1
232.5

170.5
164.3
148.2
233.4

165.9
164.9
147.8
238.4

186.8
191.9
178.2
250.6

208.0
202.5
196.4
228.7

218.5
209.7
203.9
234.8

201.5
186.4
178.5
220.4

177.3
167.5
156.7
213.8

179. 0
180.8
171.9
219.1

189.7
183.2
173.7
224.1

BLBC UTIL SALES
RESIDENTIAL KHH
NONRESIDENTIAL KHB
SIC KHH
COHHBBCIAL 6 OTBBB KBB

1.98 194.7 203.0
.83 1210.8 1232.2
1.15 1183.2 1182.1
.47 149.6 1150.8
.65 205.6 203.3

198-5
227-4
177.7
151.2
194.7

194.0
213.3
180.1
154.2
197.3

176.5
182.5
172-2
153.0
184.7

166.9
161.1
171.1
150.2
184.6

181.9
184.3
180.1
147.2
202.0

213-3
241.9
192.7
140.6
227.8

227.0
264.1
200.4
146.9
237.5

216.0
239.7
199.0
150.6
231.6

186.7
190.4
184.1
150.2
205.4

177.2
178.2
176.4
150.0
193.8

195.9
214.3
182.7
150.1
203.9

TRUCKS AND BUSES
BUSINESS VEHICLES
UTILITY TEBICLBS
TRUCK TRAILERS
HOTOB VEHICLE PABTS

1.81 122.3
.65

GA.S U T I U T j g S
GAS TRANSHISSION
GAS SALES
RESIDENTIAL GAS
INDUSTRIAL GAS
COH*L £ OTBBB GAS




I
I

,

*. 17 115.2
.62 (110.5
.35 1106.4
.20 1145.0

11

Table 6

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION:
GROSS VALUE OF PRODUCTS

Table 5

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDEXES; 1967-100
Quarterly averages, seasortaly adjusted

I

1979

1980

I
'||

SUHHAHI
GROUPINGS;
,

U

|
1
1

~~l
i
1
III1

Batons of 1972 dofers at annual rates,
eeasonaty adjusted
1980
1979
i
1
1
jV
ill

III

IV

II

III

152.6
149.8
146.8
150.0

152.5
149.9
147.2
149.2

152.6
150.0
147.5
148.0

144.5
144.1
143.5
143.0

142.3
144.3
143.3
143.2

148.7
148.4
147.0
147.2

621.8
477.5
324.5

DURABLE COHSUHER GOODS
AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
HOHE GOODS

152.4
157.7
149.4

149.8
150.5
149.4

144.1
138.9
147.1

131.1
122.3
136.0

129.9
126.5
131.9

141.2
142.0
140.7

90.9
44.0
47.0

NONDURABLE COHSUHBR GOODS
CLOTHIHG
COHSUHER STAPLES'
COHSUHER ENERGY
(HOHE GOODS AND CLOTHIHG)

149.0
131.3
153.9
150.1
141.1

149.0
131.3
153.9
151.6
141.1

149.6
129.7
155.1
150.7
139.1

147.7
126.8
153.6
149.0
131.8

148.4
123.8
155.3
151.9
128.2

149.5
123.0
156.9
148.2
13k. 6

233.6
33.9
199.7
43.7
80.9

234.7 I
33.9 |
200.8 |
44.0 |
81.0 |

142.6
172.1
152.1
195.2
92.9

144.3
173.0
152.8
196.3
96.2

146.7
176.0
158.7
195.9
97.4

144.2
172.0
157.1
189.3
97.6

143.4
170.4
154.7
188.6
97.9

146.7
174.3
156.0
195.5
100.2

153.0
113.9
48.8
65.1
39.0

160.7 160.1
158.1 157.0
163.3 163.3
170.3 473.0

159.5
154.7
164.4
171.7

146.5
133.4
159.5
170.3

148.2
133.7
162.7
172.8

153.7
142.8
164.6
174.2

144.4
67.8
76.6
18.5

;

TOTAL INDEX
PRODUCTS, TOTAL
FINAL PRODUCTS
COHSUHBR GOODS

EQUIPMENT
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
INDUSTRIAL BQUIPMEHT
COMMERCIAL, TRANSIT, FARM EQ.
DEFENSE AND SPACE EQUIPMENT
INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS
CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES
BUSINESS SUPPLIES
COMMERCIAL ENBRGX^PRODUCTS

I__

MATERIALS
DURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
BASIC METAL MATERIALS
NONDURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
TEXTILE, PAPER AND CHEMICAL HAT
TEXTILE MATERIALS
PAPER MATERIALS
CHEMICAL MATERIALS
EMERGI MATERIALS

156.9
158.6
127.0
176.8
185.0
122.7
146.8
227.7
128.2

156.5
156.3
119.8
179.2
187.9
123.8
148.9
231.8
129.0

156.7
155.4
118.6
180.2
188.6
124.6
147.7
233.3
131.0

145.0
140.7
102.8
166.1
171.5
117.7
141.2
207.3
129.1

139.2
131.4
89.3
163.2
167.0
113.2
143.6
200.0
128.4

149.4
144.3
109.9
176.3
183.7
113.7
149.7
228.2
128.2

MANUFACTURING
DURABLE
NONDURABLE

153.7
145.8
165.1

153.4
145.3
165.0

152.9
144.2
165.4

143.9
133.9
158.3

141.5
130.2
157.7

148.6
138.4
163.4

MINING AND UTILITIES
MINING
UTILITIES

144.1
125.6
164.7

147.1
129.7
166.6

149.1
133.1
166.9

148.7
132.7
166.5

149.5
130.3
170.9

150.9
135.3
168.5

im__

620.7 618.1 589.9
476.8 | 474.5 458.6
323.3 319.2 307.7

590.3
456.9
308. 1

609.4
471.0
318.1

75.6
33.0
42.6

75.8
34.4
41.4

83.2
38.9
44.3

234.8
33.2
201.6
43.8
79.4

232.1
32.0
200.1
42.6
74.6

232.3
31.8
200.4
43.2
73.3

234.9
31.8
203.1
42.8
76.1

153.5 |
113.1 I
48.6 I
64.5 |
40.5 |

155.2
114.3
51.0
63.3
41.0

150.9
110.1
50.4
59.8
40.8

148.9
107.9
49.3
58.6
40.9

153.0
110.8
49.8
61.0
42.2

143.9
67.0 |
76.9 1
19.2 I

143.7 131.4
66.3 56.4
77.3
75.0
18.9
18.7

133.4
57.2
76.2
18.8

138.4
61.1
77.3
19.0

88.6
84.5
41.5 | 38.2
47.1 I 46.2

Table 7

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: GROSS VALUE OF PRODUCTS
i
|
1

BJlons of 1972 dotars at annual rates, seasonally adjusted
11972
MAJOR MARKET
|DOLS- 1980 1980
AVG. JAN.
FEB. _fiAJ.
.
GROUPINGS
IIABS

PRODUCTS, TOTAL
FINAL PRODUCTS
CONSUMER GOODS
DURABLE CONSUMER GOODS
AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
HOHE GOODS

APE.

HAI

JOHE

J01I

AUG,

SES.

OCT.

NOT.

DEC. 1

1507.4 601.9 615.9
1390.9 465.2j 471.3
1277.5 313.3 317.6

620.1
476.6
319.5

618.3
475.4
320.5

598.9
464.5
312.1

586.3
456.0
305.4

584.6
455.2
305.5

586.5
456.3
307,6

587.3
453.4
304.8

597.1
461.1
311.8

604.0
467.0
315.8

611.8
473.5
320.7

612.4|
472.61
317.71

82.7
36.0
46.7

85.7
39.7
46.0

85.0
38.9
46.1

78.8
34.4
44.4

73.9
31.7
42.2

74.2
32.8
41.3

75.6
34.9
40.6

73*9
32.5
41.3

77.8
35.6
42.3

81.9
38.5
43.3

84.8
40.2
44.6

82.91
37.91
45.11

234.8
33.1
201.7
44.0
79.8

233.9
32.7
201.2
43.7
78.6

235.5
33.7
201.8
43.7
79.8

233.3
32.0
201.3
43.1
76.4

231.5
31.8
199.7
42.3
74.0

231.3
32.2
199.1
42.5
73.5

232.0
31.3
200.7
43.1
71.9

230.9
32.5
198.4
43.2
73.8

234.0
31.7
202.2
43.4
74.0

233.9
31.3
202.6
42.6
74.6

235.8
32.8
203.0
42.7
77.5

234.81

157.1
116.0
51.4
64.6
41.1

154.9
113.9
51.2
62.7
41.0

152.4
111.4
50.9
60.5
41.0

150.5
109.8
50.4
59.4
40.7

149.7
109.1
49.7
59.4
40,-6

148.7
107.9
49.4
58.5
40.8

148.6
107.8
49.3
58.5
40.8

149.2
108.1
49.2
58.9
41.1

(151.2
109.4
48.9
60.5
41.8

152.9
110.6
49.6
61.0
42.2

154.91
112.41
50.91
61.4|
42.61

130.2 133.9
54.9
57.4
75.3
76.5
18-7. — 1«r?

136.0
59.3
76.7
19.0

137.1
60.3
76.8

138.3
61.1
77.1
19-Q

139.8|
61.81
77.91
19x21

I 82.0 79.8
I 41.1 36.1
| 40.9 43.7

NONDURABLE COHSUHER GDS 1195.5 233.5
CLOTHING
I 28.5 32.2
COHSUHER STAPLES
1167.0 201.3
COHSUHER ENERGY PROD | 39.2| 43.1
(HOHE GOODS & CLOTHING) | 69.4 75.B
EQUIPMENT
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
INDUSTRIAL BQ.UIPMENT
COM'L,TRANSIT,FARM EQ
DEFENSE & SPACB EQUIP.
INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS
CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES
BUSINESS SUPPLIES
COHflEfiCIAJ BJBftgl PRQP




1113.4 152.0 153.8
| BO.61110.8 112.9
I 34.4I 50.1| 50.3
1 46.2I 60.7 62.6
I 32.7[ 41.2 40.9

143.5 142.9 134.4 130.4 129. 4
66.2
65.5
58.7
55.8
54.8
77.3
77.4
75.8
74.5
74.5
LUJJ I 19-9 I 19-Q 19*9 _1S*S_ — 1 8 * 3 . 19,7.. 18.4
1116.6 136.7 144.6
| 57.8I 60.3 67.3
| 58.8I 76.4 77.3

12

—!&£_

203.61
43.11
76.21