Vol. II. Industry Statistics, Series MC67(2). Data for 422 manufacturing industries on quantity and value of products shipped and materials consumed; cost of fuels and electric energy; capital expenditures; inventories; employment; payrolls; man-hours; value added by manufacture; number of establishments; and number of companies. Data for the United States, geographic regions and States, employment-size class of establishment, and degree of primary product specialization. Separate summary chapters are also shown for each of the 20 major industry groups.

Vol. III. Area Statistics, Series MC67(3). A separate chapter for each State and the District of Columbia presenting general statistics (number of establishments, employment, payrolls. value added by manufacture, and capital expenditures) for each State and selected standard metropolitan statistical areas and counties, by industry groups and important individual industries. Totals for all manufacturing are shown for all counties and for cities with 450 or more employees.

MC67(S)-2.1 and 2.2. Concentration Ratios. Information on the share of industrial activity accounted for by the 50, 100, 150, and 200 largest companies for the United States and for each manufacturing industry. Also shows the value of shipments of approximately 1,200 classes of products and the proportion accounted for by the 4, 8, 20, and 50 largest companies manufacturing each class of product.

MIC67(1)-1 to 5. Subject reports. Data on size of establishments, employment, type of operation, capital expenditures, and water use in mineral industries.

MIC67(1)-10A to 14E. 14 Industry reports. Data

for 53 mineral industries and 10 subindustries

on quantity and value of products shipped and supplies used, quantity and cost of fuels and electric energy, capital expenditures, employment, payrolls, man-hours, cost of contract work, cost of purchased machinery, value added in mining, number of establishments, and number of companies. Detailed data shown