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1 FEDERAL RESERVE industrial Production.fSCR^v: INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION G.2.3 For release at 9:30 a.m.(est) December 5, 982 Industrial production declined an estimated 0.4 percent in November. Cutbacks in output were concentrated in motor vehicles, metals, and a number of business equipment industries. At 35.6 percent of the 967 average, the total index for November was.9 percent below its recent peak in July 98. Market Groupings Consumer goods output contracted 0.5 percent in November, reflecting a reduction in auto and light truck assemblies as well as declines in nondurable consumer goods, such as food and fuel. The reduced auto assembly rate of 4.5 million units per year helped contract automobile inventories. Business equipment production declined 0.5 percent, as continued sharp reductions in the output of manufacturing, power, and transit equipment were offset in part by a rise in oil and gas well drilling following ten months of steep decline in this activity. Production of construction supplies edged downward in November and business supplies declined further. Production of materials was reduced by 0.6 percent about the average rate of decline during the three preceding months. Durable materials output decreased sharply, reflecting continued cutbacks in the production of metals, particularly steel, and in the output of parts for consumer durables and for equipment. Production of nondurable materials was unchanged and energy materials output declined. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: MAJOR MARKET GROUPINGS (Seasonally Adjusted) Indexes, 967=00 Oct. (P) 982 Percentage change Nov. July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Nov. (e) From preceding month Nov. 8 Total Products, total Final Products Consumer Goods Durable Nondurable Business Equipment Defense and Space Intermediate Products Construction Supplies Materials p preliminary e estimate

2 -2- Industry Groupings Manufacturing output declined one-half percent in November, reflecting a 0.8 percent cutback in the production of durables and a 0.2 percent decline in nondurables. Mining and utility output were reduced 0.3 and 0.6 percent, respectively. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: MAJOR INDUSTRY GROUPINGS (Seasonally Adjusted) Indexes, 967=00 Manufacturing Durable Nondurable 982 Percentage change Oct. Nov. July Aug. Sept,. Oct. Nov. Nov. (P) TiT" From preceding month Nov Mining Utilities p preliminary e estimate

3 FEDERAL RESERVE Industrial Production INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION NOVEMBER DATA SEASONALLY ADJUSTED, RATIO SCALE, 967=00 \ 70 \ MATERIALS: NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOODS 70 BUSINESS SUPPLIES /v's / K^^^\f\ NONDURABLE S \ DURABLE \ / A v _J '"- CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES \ I =00 80 AUTOS: 40 ANNUAL RATE, MILLIONS OF UNITS /Z:\S A'-'VN STOCKS 4 MANUFACTURING: RIGHT SCALE 8 NONDURABLE \ AUTOS: SALES AND STOCKS INCLUDE IMPORTS

4 Table A INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: MARKET GROUPINGS Seasonally adjusted, 967= MAJOR PRO MARKET GROUPINGS POR- AVG. TIOM MOV. DEC. JAN. FEJa_ MAR. APR. HAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEP.. OCT. NOV. TOTAL IHDEX , PRODUCTS, TOTAL i PINAL PRODUCTS CONSOMBB GOODS 27.68J EQUIPMENT , INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS MATERIALS CONSOBEH GOODS DURABLE CONSUMER GOODS AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS I AOIOS 5 UTILITY VEHICLES AUTOS, TOTAL AUTO PARTS S ALLIED GOODS HOME GOODS i APPLIANCES, AIR COND 5 IV APPLIANCES AND TV I CARPETING AND FUBNITURE MISC. HOME GOODS NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOODS CLOTHING I CONSUMER STAPLES CONSUMER FOODS 5 TOEACCO ^.5 NONFOOD STAPLES 7. 7 i CONSUHER CHEMICAL PROD CONSUMER PAPER PRODUCTS ! CONSUMER ENERGY PROD RESIDENTIAL UTILITIES EQUIPMENT BUSINESS EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT I BUILDING AND MINING EQUIP MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT POWER EQUIPMENT COH'L, TRANSIT, FARM EQ COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT I TRANSIT EQUIPMENT I FARM EQUIPMENT I DEFENSE AND SPACE EQUIPMENT I INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES BUSINESS SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL ENERGY PRODUCTS MIEBIALS DURABLE GOCDS MATERIALS DURABLE CONSUMER PARTS EQUIPMENT PARTS DURABLE MATERIALS NEC I j BASIC METAL MATERIALS NONDURABLE GOODS MATERIALS TEXTILE, PAPER, S CHEN MAT TEXTILE MATERIALS PAPER MATERIALS CHEMICAL MATERIALS CONTAINERS, NONDURABLE NONDURABLE MATERIALS NEC I J ENERGY MATERIALS PRIMARY ENERGY CONVERTED FUEL MATERIALS SUPPLEMENTARY GHCUPS HOME GOODS AND CLOTHING ENERGY, TOTAL J PRODUCTS MATERIALS I ! DATA FOR THE CURRENT MONTH ARE ESTIMATED. DATA FOR THE PRECEDING MONTH ABE PRELIMINARY. 2

5 Table B INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: MARKET GROUPINGS Not seasonally adjusted, 967=00 MAJOR M&fiKET GROUPINGS ] 967 PRO-! PCR-j 98 AVG. J 98 MOV* 982..PIC., q&m*...^isba- MAR. APR. HAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEP. OCT. NOV. TOTAL IHDEX PRODUCTS, TOTAL FINAL PRODUCTS CONSUMER GOODS EQUIPMENT 60-7, , INTERMEDIATE MATERIALS PBODOCTS U CONSOBEB GOODS DURABLE CONSUMER GOODS AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS AUTOS S UTILITY VEHICLBS AUTOS, TOTAL AUTO PARTS S ALLIED GOODS 7.89, J HOME GOODS APPLIANCES, AIB COND S TV APPLIANCES AND TV CARPETING AND FURNITURE MISC. HOHE GOODS NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOODS CLOTHING CONSUMER STAPLES CONSUMER FOODS TOBACCO NONFCOD STAPLES CONSUMER CHEMICAL PROD CONSUMEB PAPER PRODUCTS CONSUMEB ENERGY PROD RESIDENTIAL UTILITIES ) QUI MM BUSINESS EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT BUILDING AND MINING EQUIP MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT POHER EQUIPMENT J.44J 3.85j COM'L, TRANSIT, FARM BQ COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT TBANSIT EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT DEFENSE AND SPACE EQUIPMENT IMTEBMEpIATE PRODUCTS CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES BUSINESS SUPPLIES COMMEBCIAL ENERGY PRODUCTS, I I t , MATERIALS DUBABLE GCODS MATEBIALS DURABLE CONSUMER PARTS EQUIPMENT PARTS DUBABLE MATERIALS NEC BASIC METAL MATERIALS I 4.2 I I I j 5-57! 2.0 I I I I I NONDURABLE GOODS MATERIALS TEXTILE, PAPER, 6 CHIM MAT TEXTILE MATERIALS PAPER MATERIALS CHEMICAL MATERIALS I Q i CONTAINERS, NONDURABLE NONDURABLE MATERIALS NEC ENERGY MATEBIALS PRIMARY ENERGY CONVERTED FUEL MATEBIALS.70 [ I IU3.7 I I I i ! SUPPLEMENTARY GROUPS HOME GOODS AND ENERGY. TOTAL PRODUCTS MATERIALS CLOTHING I J I J 7.5 I DATA FOB THE CUBRENT MONTH ABE ESTIMATED. DATA FOR THE PBECEDING MONTH ARE PRELIMINARY. 3

6 Table 2A INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY GROUPINGS Seasonally adjusted, 967= MAJOR SIC PRO INDUSTRY GROUPINGS CODE POR AVG. TION NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB, HAR. APR. MAY JUNE JOLY AOG. SEP. OCT. NOV. MINING AND UTILITIES Q HI MING J UTILITIES , MANUFACTURING NONDURABLE « DURABLE MINING fletal MINING COAL, OIL AHD GAS EXTRACTION STONE AHD EARTH HIBEBALS NONDOJAJLE MANUFACTURES POODS TOBACCO PRODUCTS 2 j TEXTILE HILL PBODOCTS APPAREL fboducts j PAPER AND PBODOCTS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CHBHICALS AHD PRODUCTS J PETROLEUM PBODOCTS HUBBEB S PLASTICS PBODOCTS I LEATHEB AND PBODOCTS DURABLE MANUFACTURES ORDNANCE, PVI S GOVT 9# ! LUMBER AND PRODUCTS 24 I FURNITURE AND FIT0BES 25 I CLAY, GLASS, STONE PROD 32 I [ PRIMARY METALS I IRON AND STEEL 33,2 I 4.2 I 99.8 I t FABRICATED METAL PBOD 34 I NONELECTRICAL MACHINERY 35 I ELECTRICAL MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIP MOTOB VEHICLES S PTS 37 I AEROSPACE & HISC I INSTRUMENTS 38 I 2. H MISCELLANEOUS NFBS UTILITIES ELECTRIC Table 3 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: PERCENT CHANGES Based on seasonally adjusted indexes 98J 982 PEC. JAN. f jb., MAR.. APB. MAY. JUNJ_, JULY AUG. SEP. OCT. Noy. CHANGE FJCB PREV0OS MONTH I j TOTAL INDEX -2.0J FINAL PBODOCTS CONSUMER GOODS DURABLE CONSUMES GOODS -5.0J NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOODS --I BUSINESS EQOXPHENT INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS MATERIALS DURABLE GOODS MATERIALS I NONDURABLE GOODS MATERIALS MANUFACTURING NONDURABLE DURABLE MINING AHD UTILITIES i -.5* CHANGE FROM SAME MONTH A YEAR AGO! E TOTAL INDEX -*."M FINAL PRODUCTS I -i-oi CONSUMER GOODS DURABLE CONSUMER GOODS J NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOODS \.3 BUSINESS EQUIPMENT INTERMEDIATE PBODOCTS -6.J MATERIALS DURABLE GOODS HAEBIALS NONDURABLE GOODS MATERIALS MANUFACTURING I NONDURABLE -4.6J DURABLE MINING ANIJ UTILITIES j L U5JL *..7 " Z_LP.iii M.3.,

7 Table 2B INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY GROUPINGS Not seasonally adjusted, 967=00 967] MAJOR SIC PRO INDUSTRY GROUPINGS CODE POR- AVG. HON NOF. DEC. JAN. FEB. HAB. APB. HAI JUNE JOi. APC» SEP. OCT. NOV. MINING AND UTILITIES * MINING I UTILITIES MANUFACTURING NONDURABLE DURABLE, JPIMG METAL MINING to I COAL, OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION 3 I STONE AND EARTH HINEBALS NCNDOBABLE.MASUfAClU RES FOODS ~20 I TOBACCO PBCDUCTS 2 I TEXTILE BILL PRODUCTS 22 I APPAREL PRODUCTS 23 I PAPER AND PRODUCTS 26! PRINTING AND PUBLISHING 27 I CHEMICALS AND PRODUCTS 28 I I PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 29 I Q RUBBER & PLASTICS PRODUCTS 30 I LEATHER AND PRODUCTS 3 I purableu«ianufactdbbs ORDNANCE, PVT S GOVT 9,9 i LUBBER AND PRODUCTS 24 I FURNITURE AND FIXTURES 25-37J CLAY, GLASS, STONE PROD PRIMARY HITALS 33 I IRON AND STEEL 33,2 \ I FABRICATED METAL PBOD NONELECTRICAL MACHINERY ELECTRICAL MACHINERY 36 I TRANSPORTATION E UIP MOTOR VEHICLES Z PTS 37 I I AEROSPACE & HISC I INSTBUMENIS 38 t MISCELLANEOUS MFRS 39 I nihiiizs ELECTRIC

8 Table 4A INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES Seasonally adjusted, 967= INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS SIC PBO-j AMD INDIVIDUAL SERIES CODB POR AVG. TION OCT. NOV. _ >DEg,M JAN. FEB. HAB. APR. HAY JUNE JULY AUG,, SEP. OCT. HETAL AIMING 0.5 IBOM OBE 0, NONFEBEOUS OSES 02 "5,8, «> COPPER ORE J LEAD AMD ZINC ORES ANTHRACITE BITOHIBOUS COAX , Oil. AMP GAS EXTRACTION CRUDE OIL 5 NATURAL GAS 3J 3.63] CRUDE OIL, TOTAL H ALASKA, CALIF. CBODE.3 249, ,4 266.? TEXAS CRODE LA. AND OTHEB CBODE NATURAL GAS NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS LP PROPANE.04 LP HATERIALS 26 OIL AMD GAS DRILLING FOODS HEAT PBODUCTS BEEF PORK -55J HISC. HEATS DAIBY PRODOCTS BUTTER CHEESE CONCENTRATED HILK I FROZEN DESSERTS CAMMED ANfi FROZEN FOODS GRAIN HILL PBODOCTS FLOHB S CORN HILL. 204, BAKERY PBODOCTS ? SUGAR J I CONFECTIONERY I , BEVERAGES 208 f l BBEB AND ALE 2082, MINES AND BRANUY 2084 I J ! LIQUORS SOFT DRIMKS 2086, HXSC. FOOD PREPARATIONS FATS AND OILS 209-4, I ! COFFEE, HISC.FOOD 2095, TOBACCO PRODUCTS 2.67 CIGARETTES CIGARS TEXTILE HILL PBODOCTS FABRICS COTTON FABRICS 22, HAN-HADE FABRICS WOOL FABRICS KNIT GOODS HOSIEBY 225, KNIT GARMENTS FABRIC FINISHING CARPETING 227 I YARN S HISC.TEXTILES 228,9.57 [ APPAREL PRODUCTS HEN'S QUTEBiBAB 23,2 I HEN'S SOrTS AND COATS HEN'S FURNISHINGS ^ WOHEN'S GUTEB8EAB H HISC. APP.S ALLIED GDS LUBBER AND PRODUCTS LOGGING AMD LUHBER 24,2 I.82 I LUHBER 242 I I LUHBER PRODUCTS 243,4, I HILLHQRK AND PLYWOOD 243 I \ PLYBD,PREFAB PROD 2432, FURNITURE AMi) FIXTURES HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE I FIXTUBES, OFF. FUBN ,9.42!

9 Table 4B INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES Not seasonally adjusted, 967=00 967J J INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS SIC PRO- 98] AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES CODEj POR- AVG.J TIOMj J OCT. NOV. SI sj, JAN. FEB. HAR,_ APR...HAY m JUNE JULY AUG. SEP. OCT. H!Ak.HIBING 0,.5 IRON ORE 0, J ] NONFEBBCOS ORES 02-5,8, J COPPER OBE j 55.5 LEAD AND ZINC ORES ; 78.7 I ANTHRACITE,03J <» , BITUMINOUSgOAl OIL AND,GAS EXTRACTION CRUDE OIL 8 NATURAL GAS 3 3.6* CRUDE OIL, TOTAL 2.94J J ALASKA, CALIF. CRUDE , TEXAS CRUDE ] LA. AND OTHER CRUDE.57J J NATURAL GAS NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS LP PROPANE.04 LP MATERIALS.26) OIL AND GAS DRILLING , FOOgS » HEAT PRODUCTS BEEF PORK i ] MISC. MEATS,22{ DAIBY PBODUCTS BUTTER ]00.6 I CHEESE J CONCENTRATED MILK } 64.5 I ei.o FROZEN DESSERTS J CANNED AND FROZEN FOODS GRAIN HILL PRODUCTS FLOUR & CORN HILL. 204, , BAKERY PBODUCTS 205.5J28.5 I SUGAR 206.2J CONFECTIONERY I I BEVERAGES BEER AND ALE 2082,3 I WINES AND BBANDY LIQUORS SOFT DfilNivS 2086, MISC. FOOD PREPARATIONS C FATS AND OILS 209-4, COFFSE, MISC.FOOD 2095,7-9.67J ICBACCO.PRODUCTS 2.67 CIGARETTES 2 I CIGARS I TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS 22 I 2.69J FABRICS , COTTON FABRICS 22, I HAN-HADE 'ABBICS WOOL FABRICS KNIT GOODS 225 I.63)86.6 I , HOSIERY 225, J , 4 I 22, KNIT GARMENTS ! FABRIC FINISHING i CARPETING 227 l YARN & HISC.TEXTILES 228, [ APPABEL PRODUCTS 23 I 3.33 nii»s CUTERHEAi 23, HEN'S SUITS AND COATS HEN'S FURNISHINGS J SOMEN'S OUTERHEAB 233 j J HISC. APP.& ALLIED GDS LUBBER AND.PRODUCTS 24.64J LOGGING~AND LUBBER 24, LUHBEB LUMBER PBODUCTS 243,4,9 I I HILLWOBK AND PLY«OCE J PYND,PREFAB PROD 2432,3!.29J FURNITURE AND FIXTURES HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 25 I c6 I FIXTURES, OFF. FUBN. 252,4, J I J 7

10 Table 4A continued INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES Seasonally adjusted, 967=00 967, INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS SIC PRO AHD INDIVIDUAL SERIES CODE POR- I AVG. i HON j OCT. NO?. PEC, JAN. FEB., MAR. APR. HAY JUMB JULY AUG. SEP. OCT. PAPEB IMP PRODOCTS PULP AHD PAPER MOOD PULP I PAPEB I PAPBRBOABD t CONYERTBD PAPER PfiCD S SANITARY PAPEB PROD PAPEBBOABD CONTAINERS BUILDING PAPEB AND BOARD PRINTING AMD PUBLISHING NEWSPAPERS PERIOD.,BOOKS,CABDS 272,3, JOB PRINTING 274-6,8, CHEMICALS AHD PRODUCTS CHEHICALS 6 SIN. HAT. 28, EASIC CHEMICALS , ALKALIES 8 CHLORINE GASES,ETC. 283,5, BASIC OBG. CHEH INORG. CHEH. NEC U * U ACIDS & FERTILIZER HAT SULFURIC ACID, ETC..4 I FERTILIZER MATERIALS * EHDA NUCLEAR HATLS SYNTHETIC MATERIALS PLASTICS MATERIALS I SYNTHETIC BUBBEB HAN-HADE FIBERS 2823, CHEHICAL PRODUCTS 283-7, DRUGS AND MEDICINES I267.I SOAP AND TOILETRIES PAINTS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS PETROLEUM; PBOPUCTS PETROLEUM REFINING 29,9 I AUTOMOTIVE GASOLINE I.84 M DISTILLATE FUEL OIL RESIDUAL FUEL OIL AVIATION FUEL & KBBOS..7! MISC. PETROLEUM PROD..28 REFINERI FUEL NEC.06 REFINE*! B43NFUEL MAT..4 BBFINBRY PRODUCTS NEC.08 RUBBER 6 M.ASTICS PROD TIRES " 30 I.60 i RUB. PROD. EX. TIBES 302,3, I PLASTICS PRODUCTS NEC LEATHER AND PRODUCTS 3.86 PERS. LEATHER GDS. 33,5-7, SHOES CLAY, GJ.&SS, 6 St. PROD PRESSBD AND BLOWN GLASS GLASS CONTAINERS CEMENT STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS BRICK I CONCRETE,HISC-CLAY MFR PRIMARY METALS IRON AND STEEL 33,2 4.2 BASIC STEEL 6 BILL PRD 33J BASIC IRON AND STEEL.34 I 9.6 { PIG IRON RAN STEEL COKE AND PRODUCTS STEEL HILL PRODUCTS CONSUMER DUB. STEEL EQUIPMENT STEEL j CONSTRUCTION SI BEL CAN $ CLCSUBE STEEL ( ] MISC. STEEL , IRON & STEEL FOUNDRIES

11 Table 4B continued INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES Not seasonally adjusted, 967=00 967] INDUSTRY S0BI0IALS SIC j PRC-I 98j AND INDIVIDUAL SEEIES C0DE PCR-I AVG. jriqmj OCT. NOV. DEC. I JAN. FEB. MAR. APR- MAY JUNE J PLY AOG. SEP. OCT. PAPER AHO PRODUCTS PULP AMD PAPER 26-3J ; ^ HOOD POLP 26Ij J PAPER 262j.54J PAPEBBOARO j 54.4, ! CONVERTED PAPER PROD. 264, J SANITARY PAPEfi PRCD J PAPERBCARD CONTAINERS ] BUILDING PAPER AND BOARD : PRINTING AND PUBLISHING NEWSPAPERS* ~ ~ 27.38J PERIOD.,BOOKS,CARDS 272,3,7.38J JOB PRINTING 274-6,8,9.96, , CHEMICALS AND PRODOCTS CHEMICALS 5 SYN7 HAT. 28, BASIC CHEMICALS ALKALIES & CHLORINE GASES,ETC. 283,5, BASIC ORG. CHEfl IN08G. CHEM. NEC ACIDS 6 FERTILIZER MAT 55j SULFURIC ACID, ETC FERTILIZER MATERIALS ERDA NUCLEAR MATLS SYNTHETIC MATERIALS PLASTICS MATERIALS J SYNTHETIC RUEBER MAN-MADE FIBERS 2823, CHEMICAL PRODOCTS 283-7, DRUGS AND MEDICINES Ij SOAP AND TOILETRIES PAINTS J AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS H PETROLEUM PRODUCTS PETROLIUH REFINING 29,9.64] AUTOMOTIVE GASOLINE DISTILLATE FUEL OIL j I RESIDUAL FUEL OIL AVIATION FUEL fi KEROS MISC. PETROLEUM PROD..28 REFINERY FUEL NEC.06 REFINERY NCNFUEL MAT..4 REFINERY PRODUCTS NEC.08 EiiiLiJS-i-iliASlICS^PRCDi TIRES ~ ~ RUB. PRCD. EX. TIRES 302,3, PLASTICS PRODOCTS NEC J LEATHER AMD PRODUCTS 3.86 PESS. IIATTIER GDS. 33,5-7, SHOES CLAY, GLASS, S ST. PROD PRESSED AND BLCiN GLASS I GLASS CONTAINERS CEMENT STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS BRICK 325 i.08 I CONCRETE,MISC.CLAY MFR PRIMARY METALS IRON AND STEEL 33,2 I 4.2 BASIC STEEL 6 HILL PRD I BASIC IRON AND STEEL \ PIG IRON.46 I , RAN STEEL J CCKE AND PRODUCTS j STEEL HILL PRODUCTS I ! ,7 CONSUMER DUR. STEEL I EQUIPMENT STEEL I CONSTRUCTION STEEL.4 I J CAN & CLOSURE STEEL J.3 J 66.9 j MISC. STEEL.65 ( IRON S STEEL FOUNDRIES 332 I.87 [ 89. I

12 Table 4A continued INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES Seasonally adjusted, 967=00 I 967 INDUSTBI SUBTOTALS SIC PBC AND IBDIVIDUAL SEBIES CODE POR- AVG. TIOB OCT. g2ii_ DEC*,3 AM. t BB. MAB. APB. HAY J08E JULY AUG. SEP. OCT. NOHFEBBOOS METALS 333-6, PRIMABY NONF. METALS ] COPPER I ALUMINUM SECONDABY NCNF. METALS NONFEBBOOS PB0DUCS 33 5, NONFEBBOOS HILL PiOD CCPPE8 MILL PBOD ALOMIHUH HILL PBOD I CCHSfBOCIION I BCNCONSTBOCTIOM I NONPEEBOUS FOUNDRIES FABBICAIEB METAL PBODUCIS METAL CA8S 34] HDWE,PLUHB,STROCI,HET HARDHABE, TOOLS, CUTL l.5i STRUCTURAL METAL PBOD OTHEB FAB. MET. PBOD FASTEMERS, STAMP.ETC MOBBLECTBICAL MACHIMEBY ENGINE AMD JABH EQUIP. 35, FARM TBACTORS (.9j CONSTRUCTION S ALLIED EQ ] TRACKIAYING TRACTORS METALHORKING MACHIHEBY SPEC,6 GENL IND EQ 355, OFFICE, SERV, 6 MISC ELECTRICAL MACHIHEBY MAJOR ELECT. EQ.8 PIS. 36, HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES ] COOKIHG STOVES ? REFRIGBSATION APPL LAONDBY APPLIANCES j I MISC. APPLIANCES , T7 AND BADIO SETS COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT I , ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS TV TUBES MISC. ELECTRICAL SOPP , STORAGB BATTERY,REPL TRANSPOBTATIQN EQUIPMENT MOTOB VEHICLES AND PARTS AUTOS, TOTAL LABGE AUTOS SHALL AUTOS TRUCKS AND BUSES BUSINESS VEHICLES UTILITY VEHICLES I TBUCK TRAILEBS.09] MOTOB VEHICLE PARTS.98, AIRCRAFT AND PARTS Q SHIPS AMD BOATS RAIL S flisc TBAHS EQ 374,5, * RAILBOAD EQUIPMENT MOBILE HOMES INSTRUMENTS EQUIPMENT INSTfi.S PTS CONSUMER INSTB. PROD MISC. HAMUFACTURBS 39.5 MISC. COBS. GOODS 39,3,4, MISC. BUS. SUPPLIES 395, JJJCTRJC UIILI3IBS ELEC UTII GENERATION FOSSIL FUEL GEMEBATIOH HYDRO 6 NUCLEAR GENBBAT I ELEC QIL SALES BESIDBHTIAi KBH ] ] NONfiKSIDENTIAL KSiB ] SIC KBH CCMMEBCIAL S OTHEB KHH GAS UTILITIES.8 GAS TRANSMISSION \.65 GAS SALES.7 BESIDIBTIAL GAS.62] INDUSTRIAL GAS.35 COM'L S OTHEB GAS.20 0

13 Table 4B -continued INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES Not seasonally adjusted, 967= INDUSTBY SUBTOTALS SIC PBO-I AND INDIVIDUAL SEHIES CODE] POB-I AVG. HON J j OCTt NOV., X»BC. i JAJ±_. FEB. MAR. KB B. HAY JUBE J PLY AUG. SEP. OCT. NONFEBBCUS fletals 333-6,9j J J PBIMABY NONF. METALS J ,6 COPPER J ALUMINUM 3334J.275.4J J SECONDABY NONF. METALS NCNFEBBOUS PRODUCTS 335,6 I NCNFEBROUS HILL PBOD J J COPPER MILL PBOD.48J ALUMINUM HILL PBOD CCNSTBOCTION.3)66.6! NONCONSTSUCTION J NONFEBBOUS FOUNDBIES FAitBICAIED HBTAL PBODUCfS METAL CANS 34.38J HDWE,PLUMB,STRUCT,NET HW HARDHARE, TOOLS, CUTL 342, STBUCTURAL METAL PBOD OTHEB FAB. MET. PBOD J FASTENEBS, STAMP.ETC J NONELECTRICAL MACHINEBY f ENGINE AND FARM EQUIP. 35, FA8M TBACIOBS CONSTBUCTION S ALLIED EQ J TRACKLAYING TBACTCBS METAL0RKING MACHINEBY SPEC,& GEKL IND EQ 355,6J 2, OFFICE, SERV, & MISC ELECTRICAL MACHINEBY J MAJOR ELECT. EQ.6 PIS. 36, HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES COOKING STOVES REFRIGERATION APPL i LAUNDRY APPLIANCES MISC. APPLIANCES , TV AND BADIO SETS COMHUNICATION EQUIPMENT I ELECTBONIC COMPONENTS J TV TUBES MISC. ELECTRICAL SUPP STORAGE BATTERY,BEPL J TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT J MOTOR VEHICLES AND PABTS AUTOS, TOTAL LARGE AUTOS.79« SMALL AUTOS. J TRUCKS AND BUSES BUSINESS VEHICLES.40J UTILITY VEHICLES. 3J TRUCK TSAILEBS MOTOB VEHICLE PABTS AIRCRAFT AND PABTS SaiPS AND BOATS BAIL 6 BISC TRANS EQ 374,5, RAILBOAD EQUIPMENT 374J MOBILE HOMES INSTRUMENTS EQUIPMENT INSTB.S PIS J CONSUMER INSTR. PBOD MISC..MANUFACTURES 39.5 MISC. CONS. GOODS 39,3,4,6.86j 6.4 I MISC. BUS. SUPPLIES 395, ELECTBjC UTILITIES ELEC UTIL GENEBATION J FOSSIL FUEL GENEBATION.54J I HYDRO & NUCLEAB GENERAL t ELEC UTIL SALES I RESIDENTIAL KHB NONBESIDENTIAL KWH SIC KWH ] COMMERCIAL S OTHER K«H I.65J GAS UTILITIES.8 GAS'TBANSMISSION -65 i j GAS SALES.7 BESIDENTIAL GAS.62 INDUSTRIAL GAS.35 C0H*L & OTBEB GAS.20 i J.

14 Table 5 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDEXES; 967= 00 Quarterly averages, seasonally adjusted J SOHHARX GROUPINGS I II III JL I * III TOTAL INDEX PRODUCTS, TOTAL FINAL PBODUCTS CONSUMES GOODS DURABLE CONSUMER GOODS AUTOMOTIVE PBODOCTS HOHE GOODS NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOODS CLOTHING CONSUMER STAPLES CONSUME* ENERGY (HOME GOODS AND CLOTHING) EQUIPMENT BUSINESS EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL, TRANSIT, FABS EQ DEFENSE AND SPACE BQUIPMENT INTBfiHBDIATE PBODOCTS CGNSTBUCTION SUPPLIES BUSINESS SUPPLIES COMMBBCIAL ENERGY PRODUCTS i Table 6 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: GROSS VALUE OF PRODUCTS Billions of 972 dollars at annual rates, seasonally adjusted 98 j 982 I II III I I II III! I MATERIALS DUBABLE GOODS MATERIALS BASIC METAL MATERIALS NONDURABLE GOODS MATERIALS TEXTILE, PAPER AND CHEMICAL MAT TEXTILE MATERIALS j PAPER MATERIALS CHEMICAL MATERIALS ENERGY MATERIALS MANUFACTURING DURABLE NONDURABLE MINING AND UTILITIES MINING UTILITIBS I Table 7 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: GROSS VALUE OF PRODUCTS Billions of 972 dollars at annual rates, seasonally adjusted r~ 972 j HAJOB MARKET IDOLS- S GBOUPIMGS ILABg- A?G. MOV. DEC. JAN. _! &._ MAR. APR. MAI JUNE _JULI AUG. SEP. -OCTa.^. NOV- PBODOCTS, TOTAL FINAL PRODUCTS CONSUMER GOODS DURABLE CONSUMER GOODS I AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS » 3.6 HOME GOODS 4t> NONDURABLE CONSUMER GDS I CLOTHING CONSUMES STAPLES I CONSUMER ENERGY PROD I (HOME GOODS 6 CLOTHING) I EQUIPMENT BUSINESS EQUIPMENT INJ30STSIAL EQUIPMENT 34.4 I COB*L,TRANSIT,EARN EQ DEFENSE & SPACE EQUIP. I INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS J CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES J I BUSINESS SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL EMEBGI PBOD.?5.<>j 9.3 i \ 2

15 Table 8 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: DIFFUSION INDEXES Percent of component series higher than in earlier months ONE MONTH EARLIER THREE MONTHS EARLIER SIX MONTHS EARLIER t967- AVERAGE HIGH LOU OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE 44.5 I JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEHBEB DECEMBER JI8.2 JANUABY FEBRUARY MARCH 38.7 I APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOTE: THE DIFFUSION INDEXES SHOM THE PERCENT OF THE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX'S 235 SEASONALLY ADJUSTED COMPONENT SERIES THAT IN THE MONTH INDICATED HERE HIGHER THAN THEY HEBE ONE MONTH EARLIER, THREE MONTHS EARLIER, AND SIX HONTHS EARLIER., IN CALCULATING THE DIFFUSION INDEXES HALF OF THE UNCHANGED COMPONENTS ABE COUNTED AS BEING HIGHER AND NO ALLOWANCE IS MADE FOR THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF THE INDIVIDUAL COHPONENTS IN TOTAL INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION. DIFFUSION INDEXES BASED ON CHANGES OVER A SIX-MONTH PERIOD GENERALLY SHOJI MORE PRONOUNCED CYCLICAL PATTERNS THAN DIPFOSION INDEXES BASED ON CHANGES OVER SHORTER PERIODS. 3

16 Table 9A ELECTRIC POWER USE BY INDUSTRIES Seasonally adjusted Indexes, SERIES SIC 967) BIL. KWH AVG. 98 Q 3 Q < 982 Q Q 2 Q HAY JUNE JULY AUG SEP OCT (Pi PERCENT CHG. L -FROM.P&EV: MO. Yft. L JP!_ TOTAL MA, JO.B MARKET GROUPINGS PRODUCTS, TOTAL FINAL PRODUCTS CONSUMER GOODS EQUIPMENT INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS HATERIALS DURABLE NONDURABLE ENE.RGY, EX. ERDA , M4J0E_IMUSTEI_.QIVISigN MINING 0-4 MANUFACTURING DURABLE 9,24-25, NONDURABLE 20-23, 26-3 UTILITIES, OHN USE 49, INDUSTRY GROUPS AND SERIES MEIAL.MIMIJJG IRON ORE CO.PPER ORE COAL,2 5.' OIL AND GAS, EXTRACTION CRUDE OIL AND NAT. GAS NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS , ST0JE_iND_ ABlH_MIJj^BiL5 CRUSHED STONE SAND AND GRAVEL CHEMICAL MINERALS ORDNANCE I00J2S MEAT PRODUCTS DAIRY PRODUCTS CANNED AND FROZEN FOODS GRAIN HILL PRODUCTS BAKERY PRODUCTS SUGAR CONFECTIONERY BEVERAGES KISC. FOOD PRODUCTS SJ ACCO_PRODUCTS TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS FABRICS KNIT GOODS FABRIC FINISHING YARN AND 3EBEAD HISC. TEXTILES APPAREL PRODUCTS HEN'S OUTERWEAR SOMEN*S OUTERWEAR 23 23, J LUMBER AND PRODUCTS LUMBER MILLWORK AND PLYWOOD H FUJJNIITUJRE ANJ) FIXTURES HOME~FURNITU E PAPEH AND PRODUCES WOOD PULP PAPE.R iia PAPRRBOARD CONVERTED PAPER PAPERBOARD CONTAINERS BUILDING PA-PER AND BOARD P MZMG-MU NEWSPAPERS COMMERCIAL PUBXISH;NG PRINTING i6a.o '" " ^ P PRELIMINARY 4

17 Table 9B ELECTRIC POWER USE BY INDUSTRIES Not seasonally adjusted, 967=00 SIC SERIES (967),, BIL. KWH. 967 TOTAL MAJOR,MARKET GRQU^IN?s 98 AVG Q 3 Q Q I Q 2 Q MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEP OCT (Pi PERCENT CHG. FRO_M_PRE;VI ~MO. YR. in PRODUCTS, TOTAL FINAL PRODUCTS CONSUMER GOODS EQUIPMENT INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS MATERIALS DUEABLE NONDUFABLE ENERGY, EX. ERDA MAJ.0R_INDJ2STEY_DIVIS. IONS MINING 0-4 MANUFACTURING DUEABLE 9,24-25,32-39 NONDURABLE 20-23,26-3 UTILITIES, OWN USE 49, j I [ , INDUSTRY GROUPS AND 5 J SIjg METAL MINING IRON ORE COPPER ORE a , , COAL, i OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION CRUDE OIL AND NA. GAS NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS STONE AND EARTH MINERALS 4 CRUSHED STONE 42 SAND AND GRAVEL 44 CHEMICAL MINERALS ORDNANCE FOODS MEAT~PRODUCIS DAIRY PRODUCTS CANNED AND FROZEN FOODS GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS BAKEEY PRODUCTS SUGAR CONFECTIONERY EEVERAGES MISC. FOOD PRODUCTS i I TOBACCO PRODUCTS TEXTILE.MILL PRODUCTS FABRICS KNIT GOODS FABRIC FINISHING YARN AND THREAD MISC. TEXTILES { I ! ! «8 J APPAREL PRODUCTS MEN'S OUTERWEAR* SOMEN'S OUTERWEAR 23 23, M M B E R_ AJJD _ P R 0 D U CT S LUMBER MILLWORK AND PLYWOCD I ! I FURNITURE AND FIXTURES HOME FORNTTORE I 2.5 I K7 6.6 I PAPER AND PRODUCTS WOOD PULP PAPEE I , PAPEfiBOARD CONVERTED PAPER 264 J 2.5 PAPEBBOAED CONTAINERS BUILDING PAPER AND BOARD [ ! U PRINTING AND PUBLISHING NEWSPAPERS COMMERCIAL PRINTING t 5.8 \ i 90.4 J PRELIMINARY 5

18 Table 9A continued ELECTRIC POWER USE BY INDUSTRIES Seasonally adjusted indexes, 967=00 SIC SERIES ( 967) BIL. KNH AVG. 98 Q 3 Q Q Q 2 Q MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEP OCT PERCENT CHG. FROM PREVc MO. YR. (P) CHEMICALS AND, PRODUCTS 28 BASIC CHEMICALS 28 ALKALIES AND CHLORINE 282 BASIC ORGANIC CHEM.NEC I M6.4 0, , INORGANIC CHEM. NEC ACID AND JERT. MAT'LS 8.8 ERDA , , SYNTHETIC MATERIALS PLASTICS MATERIALS OTHER SYNTHETICS DRUGS SOAP AND TOILETRIES FARM CHEMICALS I I --5-8, PETROLEUM PRODUCTS RUBBER AND PLASTICS PROD. TIRES RUBBER PRODUCTS NEC PLASTICS PRODUCTS NEC I LEJLTHER AND PRODUCTS SHOES , CLAYxGLASSj.STONE PRODUCTS 32 FLAT GLASS 32 PRESSED ANX BLOHN GLASS 322 CEMENT 324 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS 325 CONCRETE PRODUCTS a , , { , , , E^ARJLMETALS BASIC STEEL & MILL PROD. IRON & STEEL FOUNDRIES PRIMARY NONFERROUS METALS ALUMINUM NONFERROUS MILL PRODUCTS NONFERROUS FOUNDRIES I , , FABRICATED METAL -PRODUCTS 34 METAL CANS HARDWARE STRUCTURAL METAL PROD. 344 FASTENERS 345 METAL STAMPINGS I , , NONELECTRICAL MACHINERY ENGINES AND TURBINES FARM EQUIPMENT CONSTRUCTJON EQUIPMENT j , METALWORKING MACHINERY 354 SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACH. 355 GENERAL INDUSTRIAL MACH. 356 OFFICE AND COMPUTING MACH.357 SERVICE INDUSTRY MACH ELECTRICAL MACHINERY ELECT,. DISTRIBUTION EQ. ELECT. INDUS!. APPARATUS HOME APPLIANCES J 8, LIGHTING 6 HIRING PROD. RADIO AND TV SETS COMMUNICATION EQUIP. ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS j i TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MOTOR VEHICLES AND PARTS AIRCRAFT AND PARTS SHIPS AND BOATS , S j J INSTRUMENTS PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT MISC. MANUFACTURES SUPPLEMENTARY,GROUPINGS TOTAL, EXCLUDING ERDA ELECTRIC UTILITIES SALES TO INDUSTRY OWN USE INDUSTRIAL GENERATION SALES TO ELECTRIC UTILITIES OWN USE ! , i P PRELIMINARY NOTE: TOTALS EXCLUDE INDUSTRIAL GENERATION POWER SALES TO ELECTRIC UTILITIES. ERDA (PART OF SIC 289) IS THE FORMER ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION. ERDA USE DATA ARE INCLUDED IN TOTAL MATERIALS, ALTHCUGH EXCLUDED FROM THE ENERGY COMPONENT. ALL INDEXES ARE COMPILED FROM SAMPLE REPORTS TO THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND THE 2-DIGII GROUP TOTALS INCLUDE SOME DATA THAT ARE UNALLOCATED AT THE 3-DIGIT LEVELS. THE 967 DATA ARE FROM COMPREHENSIVE CENSUS, EEI, AND FPC SOURCES AND ARE PROVIDED FOR REFERENCE. THEY ARE NOT USED AS WEIGHTS TO COMBINE SERIES. THE AGGREGATE INDEXES ARE KWH TOTALS CONVERTED TO A 967 COMPARISON BASE. ADDITIONAL INFOfiMATION IS PROVIDED IN THE JANUARY 976 BULIfTIN, DATA AND PERCENT CHANGES ARE ROUNDED INDEPENDENTLY. 6