FOREWORD Business Statistics 1975, the twentieth biennial edition, presents the historical data for approximately 2,500 series that appear in the S-pages of the SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS, published monthly by the Bureau of Economic Analysis. Data for the national income and product accounts reflect the recently completed benchmark revisions. Data are shown annually for the years 1947-74, quarterly for the years 1964-74, and monthly for the years 1971-74. Explanatory notes are provided for each of the series in a separate section. The pages of this section are numbered to correspond to the statistical tables. The appendix to this volume provides monthly or quarterly data for earlier periods for almost 400 of the more important series. In the regular statistical tables, these series are marked with a star in the box heading; page references to the appen. dix are given at the foot of the tables. Earlier monthly or quarterly data for series not in the appendix, are in previous editions of Business Statistics, of which only the 1973 edition is still in print. Copies can be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, or through most district offices of the U.S. Department of Commerce. For out-of-print editions, see reference copies in the U.S. Department of Commerce district offices, as well as in major libraries throughout the Nation. Sincere appreciation is expressed for the generous coopera. tion and assistance of the many agencies, private and Govern. ment, that have contributed to this volume and to the monthly SURVEY. Contributing organizations are listed on pages 187. 188. This volume was prepared in BEA's Current Business Analy. sis Division, under the general direction of Leo V. Barry, Jr., Chief of the Statistical Series Branch. Associates who deserve special acknowledgment for their efforts are: Bernice A. Bowman, Jean M. Plass, Rita M. Quick, Elaine W. Scott, and Sylvia D. Serafin. george Jaszi GEORGE JASZI Director Bureau of Economic Analysis January 1976 LEATHER MANUFACTURES (SHOES AND SLIPPERS) 146 Federal Reserve member banks (all), reserves and borrowings 89 Federal Reserve weekly reporting banks, condition 90, 91 Money and interest rates 91, 92 Budget receipts and outlays 96 Budget receipts by source and outlays by agencies 97 Receipts and expenditures (national income and product accounts basis) 98 Stock market customer financing 104 Bonds (prices, sales, and yields) 104, 105 Stocks (dividend rates, prices, yields, earnings, sales, and shares listed) LUMBER, ALL TYPES, PRODUCTION, SHIPMENTS, STOCKS, EXPORTS AND SOFTWOODS (DOUGLAS FIR, SOUTHERRN PINE, WESTERN PINE) 147-149 Pig iron and iron products 151, 152 Steel mill products (net shipments, inventories) 153, 154 NONFERROUS METALS AND PRODUCTS 155-158 FOREIGN TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES: Exports by geographic regions and leading countries 109–111 Exports by commodity groups and principal commodities 111-113 General imports by geographic regions and leading countries 114-116 General imports by commodity groups & principal commodities 116-118 PETROLEUM, COAL, AND PRODUCTS: COAL (ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS) 162 TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION: Air carriers 120, 121 Travel 122, 123 CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS: Inorganic chemicals 124 Organic chemicals 126 FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS; TOBACCO: GRAIN AND GRAIN PRODUCTS 134-137 LIVESTOCK (CATTLE, CALVES, HOGS, SHEEP AND LAMBS) 137, 138 MEATS (BEEF AND VEAL, LAMB AND MUTTON, PORK) 138, 139 Cocoa beans, coffee, confectionery, fish 140 FATS, OILS, AND RELATED PRODUCTS: |
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