United States yearbook - 1982 (1)

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Sec. 28. CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING........................................ 739
Fas. 28.1,28.2. One-family houses sold; O w ner-occupied housing—Median value and
rent......... .................................................................................................. 741
Construction industries............................... 740
Price, wage, and cost indexes.................. 742
Value of new construction.......................... 743
Construction contracts................................ 745
New housing units....................................... 746
Value of housing; residential capital......... 750
Housing unit characteristics........................ 751
Occupied housing units.............................. 754
Occupant characteristics............................ 757
Heating, fuels, appliances.......................... 758
Public housing, vacancies.......................... 761
Houses sold, home buyers......................... 762
Mortgages and home loans........................ 763
Nonresidential buildings............................... 764
Sec. 29. MANUFACTURES................................................................................................................ 765
Figs. 29.1, 29.2. Manufactures Summary, C apital in manufacturing establishm ents.......... 767
National income originating......................... 766
Establishments, operations......................... 768
Industrial production indexes...................... 769
Manufacturing capacity............................... 769
Summary, by State...................................... 770
Summary, by industry.................................. 772
Capital expenditures................................... 779
Exports and related employment............... 780
Fuels and energy used............................... 783
Large company shipments.......................... 783
Beverage industry....................................... 785
Tobaco, fibers, textiles, hosiery........ ......... 786
Clothing, footwear....................................... 788
Chemicals..................................................... 789
Petroleum, rubber, plastics products........ 790
Iron, steel............................................... 791
Castings, machine tools............................. 792
Machinery, electronic industry................... 794
Home appliances......................................... 797
Sec. 30. DOMESTIC TRADE AND SERVICES................................................................................ 798
Figs. 30.1, 30.2. National Incom e com ponents; R e ta il s a le s.................................................. 798
Trade and services summary..................... 800
Retail trade................................................. 802
Department stores sales, inventories........ 803
Franchising.................................................. 809
Wholesale trade.................................... 810
Selected service Industries, hotels and
m otels...................................................... 813
Tax-exempt and taxable industries........... 816
Sec. 31. FOREIGN COMMERCE AND AID...................................................................................... 817
Fig. 31.1. U.S. international transaction b alances.................................................................... 819
International transactions........................... 820
International investments..................... 823
Foreign assistance...................................... 827
Exports and imports, indexes.................... 833
Commodity exports and imports, by
major areas............................................. 835
Exports and imports, by countries............. 836
Exports and imports, by commodity
groups...................................................... 840
Value of free and dutiable imports............ 844
Sec. 32. OUTLYING AREAS UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THE UNITED STATES.......... 845
Population................................................... 846
Vital statistics, schools............................... 848
Puerto Rico: Population, education, labor
force, income, banking..................... 849
Puerto Rico: Business, industry................. 851
Puerto Rico: Construction, crops, trade.... 852
Guam and Virgin Islands: Economics....... 852