Table 1. Summary Statistics: 1997 and Earlier Years

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Year

All employees+

Establish~ ments (number)Proprietors and

partners

(number)

Unpaid family workers1

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value

added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Cost of

materials

($1,000)

Value of

shipments

($1,000)

1997 2 092 .............................................. 601 108 163 605 3 318 862 36 426 559 10 343 299 46 875 995

1992 2 258 .............................................. 583 110 158 181 2 706 515 22 736 655 8 622 651 31 325 784

1987 2 328 .............................................. 552 167 149 968 1 945 702 13 708 801 9 451 687 23 130 334

1982 2 285 .............................................. 362 117 143 218 1 573 023 8 605 601 7 198 725 15 906 419

1977 2 297 .............................................. 276 N 146 861 996 984 4 097 156 6 042 363 10 137 143

1972 2 340 .............................................. 638 N 149 748 616 756 1 915 432 2 237 607 4 143 581

1967 2 367 .............................................. 955 N 121 537 371 847 1 002 817 N 2 272 647

1963 2 243 .............................................. 1 079 N 98 597 241 021 620 815 N 1 480 379

1958 2 042 .............................................. 1 181 N 71 188 132 169 292 142 N 774 351

1954 1 938 .............................................. 1 298 N 69 022 83 263 199 706 N 481 133

1First collected in 1982.

Table 2. Summary Statistics by Employment Size of Establishments: 1997 and 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Employment size

All employees+

Establish~ ments (number)Proprietors and

partners

(number)

Unpaid family workers

(number)

Total (number)Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by manufacture ($1,000)

Cost of

materials

($1,000)

Value of

shipments

($1,000)

1997

All manufacturing establishments 2 092 .......... 601 108 163 605 3 318 862 36 426 559 10 343 299 46 875 995

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 545 ................................. 413 71 1 314 12 402 74 468 43 076 115 575

5 to 9 employees 266 ................................. 99 11 1 817 23 389 102 614 69 413 171 258

10 to 19 employees 379 ............................... 70 17 5 237 70 631 361 316 206 944 562 016

20 to 49 employees 384 ............................... 19 9 12 004 186 606 1 440 086 795 441 2 224 613

50 to 99 employees 168 ............................... – – 11 813 204 553 1 714 258 735 702 2 442 466

100 to 249 employees 167 ............................. – – 26 454 558 554 6 966 466 2 287 193 9 302 234

250 to 499 employees 109 ............................. – – 38 303 843 626 7 966 749 2 535 724 10 503 543

500 employees or more 74 ........................... – – 66 663 1 419 101 17 800 602 3 669 806 21 554 290

1992

All manufacturing establishments 2 258 .......... 583 110 158 181 2 706 515 22 736 655 8 622 651 31 325 784

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 685 ................................. 414 64 1 367 12 170 88 326 139 639 227 985

5 to 9 employees 280 ................................. 88 26 1 892 19 270 102 240 71 533 173 777

10 to 19 employees 333 ............................... 47 16 4 608 55 954 291 211 191 350 482 915

20 to 49 employees 384 ............................... 19 4 11 817 156 616 844 522 421 765 1 259 923

50 to 99 employees 193 ............................... 9 – 13 741 206 029 1 374 227 943 573 2 364 418

100 to 249 employees 205 ............................. 4 – 32 709 559 310 5 710 537 1 606 946 7 314 124

250 to 499 employees 111 ............................. 2 – 38 536 699 387 5 651 283 2 679 456 8 305 884

500 employees or more 67 ........................... – – 53 511 997 779 8 674 309 2 568 389 11 196 758

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS SUMMARY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 13

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 3. Summary Statistics by Major Group: 1997 and 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group

All employees+

Establish~ ments (number)Proprietors

and partners

(number)

Unpaid family workers

(number)

Total (number)Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by manufacture ($1,000)

Cost of

materials

($1,000)

Value of

shipments

($1,000)

1997

All manufacturing industries 2 092 .............. 601 108 163 605 3 318 862 36 426 559 10 343 299 46 875 995

20 Food and kindred products 287 ......................... 94 14 18 094 351 826 3 531 542 1 803 389 5 332 954

21 Tobacco products 4 ................................. D – gDDD D

22 Textile mill products 20 ................................ 8 2 2 555 31 872 88 871 37 925 129 403

23 Apparel and other textile products 223 ................... 55 15 21 818 232 521 678 159 404 493 1 079 676

24 Lumber and wood products 117 ......................... DD gDDD D

25 Furniture and fixtures 146 .............................. 65 7 2 472 29 659 96 817 68 687 164 696

26 Paper and allied products 41 ........................... 2 1 2 152 42 773 162 318 120 756 283 326

27 Printing and publishing 208 ............................. 93 27 6 469 126 166 430 227 283 899 712 753

28 Chemicals and allied products 186 ....................... 11 2 37 860 1 149 498 21 392 844 3 918 796 25 418 347

29 Petroleum and coal products 28 ........................ – 3 1 555 48 571 848 676 378 763 1 219 881

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 71 .......... 5 1 4 924 86 935 376 623 235 817 612 657

31 Leather and leather products 25 ........................ 4 – 5 752 80 296 218 489 205 236 426 102

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 159 ..................... 37 5 5 298 105 978 565 171 160 728 726 497

33 Primary metal industries 24 ............................ 7 1 727 13 176 76 506 36 890 110 867

34 Fabricated metal products 229 .......................... 87 11 6 048 90 851 404 836 213 587 622 875

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 78 ................. 29 5 4 301 106 766 2 665 239 261 965 2 940 021

36 Electronic and other electrical equipment 87 ............. 6 1 24 931 455 767 2 896 516 1 470 920 4 360 154

37 Transportation equipment 34 .......................... 9 2 1 484 26 890 117 507 46 508 165 779

38 Instruments and related products 64 .................... 3 – 12 260 254 923 1 521 030 556 012 2 076 645

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 61 .............. 18 3 2 208 38 704 163 802 54 881 217 551

1992

All manufacturing industries 2 258 .............. 583 110 158 181 2 706 515 22 736 655 8 622 651 31 325 784

20 Food and kindred products 331 ......................... 127 41 20 193 310 293 3 677 093 1 574 625 5 240 042 21 Tobacco products 6 ................................. DDDDDD D 22 Textile mill products 26 ................................ 5 3 3 324 34 811 105 626 74 883 180 064 23 Apparel and other textile products 285 ................... 54 9 31 320 312 315 900 183 507 445 1 412 329 24 Lumber and wood products 106 ......................... DDDDDD D

25 Furniture and fixtures 143 .............................. 55 10 2 310 22 515 112 589 66 800 179 410 26 Paper and allied products 55 ........................... 7 1 2 732 43 793 171 795 150 716 321 621

27 Printing and publishing 192 ............................. 72 17 4 121 82 303 325 177 126 421 448 343

28 Chemicals and allied products 190 ....................... 17 – 31 161 861 317 11 014 927 2 212 983 13 253 432

29 Petroleum and coal products 24 ........................ – – 1 562 47 162 1 055 516 680 782 1 707 480

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 92 .......... 10 1 4 252 65 782 243 964 172 123 415 654 31 Leather and leather products 31 ........................ 3 – 5 785 64 976 226 890 164 212 387 524 32 Stone, clay, and glass products 174 ..................... 44 3 4 517 81 267 318 760 198 365 518 629 33 Primary metal industries 27 ............................ DDDDDD D 34 Fabricated metal products 211 .......................... 53 11 4 924 67 393 313 449 173 615 492 049

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 74 ................. 19 3 5 373 109 514 702 396 598 595 1 292 020 36 Electronic and other electrical equipment 114 ............. 6 1 17 224 277 196 1 691 770 1 097 242 2 778 994

37 Transportation equipment 34 .......................... 10 1 1 315 20 515 98 584 51 504 151 466

38 Instruments and related products 65 .................... 1 – 12 398 220 346 1 296 702 578 401 1 873 789

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 78 .............. 23 1 2 754 39 706 215 247 51 040 264 752

14 SUMMARY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 4. Selected Statistics by Legal Form of Organization for Major Groups:

1997 and 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and legal form of organization

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997

All manufacturing industries 2 092 ............ 163 605 3 318 862 36 426 559 46 875 995

Individual proprietors 542 ............................. hDD D

Corporations 1 528 .................................... 160 380 3 279 380 36 018 662 46 394 297

Type of corporation:

Domestic 782 ................................... 51 885 865 536 5 269 817 7 381 961

Nondomestic under section 936 232 ............... 66 824 1 610 141 26 229 049 32 242 584

Nondomestic under section 30A 19 ............... 7 266 173 742 1 236 218 1 607 458

Other nondomestic 58 ........................... 4 955 99 219 821 212 1 208 139

Not reported 437 ................................ 29 450 530 742 2 462 366 3 954 155

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 22 fDD D

20 Food and kindred products 287 ................ 18 094 351 826 3 531 542 5 332 954

Individual proprietors 83 ............................. eDD D Corporations 200 .................................... 17 638 348 560 3 515 226 5 307 602

Type of corporation: Domestic 104 ................................... 7 799 126 390 716 025 1 077 654 Nondomestic under section 936 28 ............... 6 456 151 626 2 447 572 3 672 002 Nondomestic under section 30A 1 ............... eDD D Other nondomestic 5 ........................... eDD D Not reported 62 ................................ hDD D

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 4 bDD D

21 Tobacco products 4 ........................ gDD D

Individual proprietors 1 ............................. aDD D

Corporations 3 .................................... gDD D

Type of corporation:

Domestic 1 ................................... aDD D

Nondomestic under section 936 – ............... ––– –

Nondomestic under section 30A 2 ............... gDD D

Other nondomestic – ........................... ––– –

Not reported – ................................ ––– –

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

22 Textile mill products 20 ...................... 2 555 31 872 88 871 129 403

Individual proprietors 5 ............................. aDD D

Corporations 14 .................................... hDD D

Type of corporation:

Domestic 7 ................................... 1 053 11 313 31 354 56 567

Nondomestic under section 936 2 ............... cDD D

Nondomestic under section 30A 1 ............... gDD D

Other nondomestic – ........................... ––– –

Not reported 4 ................................ cDD D

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 1 aDD D

23 Apparel and other textile products 223 ......... 21 818 232 521 678 159 1 079 676

Individual proprietors 46 ............................. eDD D

Corporations 176 .................................... 21 504 230 343 670 767 1 069 945

Type of corporation:

Domestic 87 ................................... 9 857 102 545 272 761 415 759

Nondomestic under section 936 30 ............... 7 213 83 158 284 699 467 280

Nondomestic under section 30A 6 ............... 606 5 935 11 536 13 988

Other nondomestic 5 ........................... 281 2 938 4 230 8 210

Not reported 48 ................................ 3 547 35 767 97 541 164 708

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 1 bDD D

24 Lumber and wood products 117 ............... gDD D

Individual proprietors 62 ............................. cDD D

Corporations 55 .................................... gDD D

Type of corporation:

Domestic 32 ................................... fDD D

Nondomestic under section 936 – ............... ––– –

Nondomestic under section 30A – ............... ––– –

Other nondomestic – ........................... ––– –

Not reported 23 ................................ 292 2 918 21 656 29 055

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

25 Furniture and fixtures 146 ..................... 2 472 29 659 96 817 164 696

Individual proprietors 59 ............................. eDD D

Corporations 83 .................................... gDD D

Type of corporation:

Domestic 39 ................................... 1 394 17 111 53 200 88 197

Nondomestic under section 936 1 ............... bDD D

Nondomestic under section 30A – ............... ––– –

Other nondomestic 6 ........................... cDD D

Not reported 37 ................................ 602 7 449 24 193 42 929

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 4 bDD D

See footnotes at end of table.

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS SUMMARY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 15

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 4. Selected Statistics by Legal Form of Organization for Major Groups:

1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and legal form of organization

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

26 Paper and allied products 41 ................. 2 152 42 773 162 318 283 326

Individual proprietors 2 ............................. aDD D

Corporations 39 .................................... gDD D

Type of corporation:

Domestic 25 ................................... 1 245 24 634 91 248 176 379

Nondomestic under section 936 4 ............... fDD D

Nondomestic under section 30A 1 ............... aDD D

Other nondomestic 1 ........................... bDD D

Not reported 8 ................................ eDD D

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

27 Printing and publishing 208 ................... 6 469 126 166 430 227 712 753

Individual proprietors 83 ............................. 313 3 177 10 519 17 717 Corporations 120 .................................... 6 130 122 811 419 279 694 207

Type of corporation:

Domestic 42 ................................... gDD D

Nondomestic under section 936 9 ............... fDD D

Nondomestic under section 30A 1 ............... bDD D

Other nondomestic 8 ........................... 138 2 204 5 183 8 341 Not reported 60 ................................ 3 881 81 214 300 926 503 217

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 5 26 178 429 829

28 Chemicals and allied products 186 ............. 37 860 1 149 498 21 392 844 25 418 347

Individual proprietors 11 ............................. bDD D

Corporations 174 .................................... kDD D

Type of corporation:

Domestic 61 ................................... 5 200 141 830 2 025 516 2 338 139

Nondomestic under section 936 77 ............... 28 063 861 008 18 019 850 21 178 043

Nondomestic under section 30A 4 ............... fDD D

Other nondomestic 7 ........................... fDD D

Not reported 25 ................................ 2 847 80 879 478 906 714 230

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 1 eDD D

29 Petroleum and coal products 28 .............. 1 555 48 571 848 676 1 219 881

Individual proprietors – ............................. ––– –

Corporations 27 .................................... gDD D

Type of corporation:

Domestic 16 ................................... 771 15 789 54 312 151 006

Nondomestic under section 936 5 ............... 700 31 225 773 102 1 034 063

Nondomestic under section 30A – ............... ––– –

Other nondomestic 1 ........................... aDD D

Not reported 5 ................................ bDD D

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 1 aDD D

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics

products 71 ................................ 4 924 86 935 376 623 612 657

Individual proprietors 4 ............................. 19 128 697 1 057

Corporations 67 .................................... 4 905 86 807 375 926 611 600

Type of corporation:

Domestic 36 ................................... 1 977 33 148 146 753 255 605

Nondomestic under section 936 11 ............... 1 252 23 275 123 416 181 585

Nondomestic under section 30A – ............... ––– –

Other nondomestic 5 ........................... 414 5 792 27 174 34 767

Not reported 15 ................................ 1 262 24 592 78 583 139 643

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

31 Leather and leather products 25 .............. 5 752 80 296 218 489 426 102

Individual proprietors 4 ............................. 9 51 135 245

Corporations 21 .................................... 5 743 80 245 218 354 425 857

Type of corporation:

Domestic 7 ................................... 1 780 24 749 86 810 194 521

Nondomestic under section 936 7 ............... 3 659 50 686 117 699 206 716

Nondomestic under section 30A – ............... ––– –

Other nondomestic – ........................... ––– –

Not reported 7 ................................ 304 4 810 13 845 24 620

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 159 ........... 5 298 105 978 565 171 726 497

Individual proprietors 36 ............................. cDD D

Corporations 121 .................................... 5 034 103 141 549 733 706 239

Type of corporation:

Domestic 96 ................................... 4 215 90 333 497 519 632 148

Nondomestic under section 936 1 ............... bDD D

Nondomestic under section 30A – ............... ––– –

Other nondomestic 2 ........................... bDD D

Not reported 22 ................................ 722 10 744 40 906 60 633

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 2 bDD D

See footnotes at end of table.

16 SUMMARY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 4. Selected Statistics by Legal Form of Organization for Major Groups:

1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and legal form of organization

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

33 Primary metal industries 24 .................. 727 13 176 76 506 110 867

Individual proprietors 5 ............................. bDD D

Corporations 19 .................................... fDD D

Type of corporation:

Domestic 11 ................................... 315 5 714 33 116 47 914

Nondomestic under section 936 – ............... ––– –

Nondomestic under section 30A – ............... ––– –

Other nondomestic 3 ........................... cDD D

Not reported 5 ................................ cDD D

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

34 Fabricated metal products 229 ................ 6 048 90 851 404 836 622 875

Individual proprietors 81 ............................. eDD D Corporations 147 .................................... 5 631 86 984 385 255 596 738

Type of corporation: Domestic 97 ................................... 4 089 64 073 285 835 424 752 Nondomestic under section 936 9 ............... eDD D Nondomestic under section 30A – ............... ––– – Other nondomestic 3 ........................... bDD D Not reported 38 ................................ gDD D

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 1 aDD D

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 78 ....... 4 301 106 766 2 665 239 2 940 021

Individual proprietors 29 ............................. 91 909 3 883 6 643

Corporations 49 .................................... 4 210 105 857 2 661 356 2 933 378

Type of corporation:

Domestic 20 ................................... gDD D

Nondomestic under section 936 5 ............... gDD D

Nondomestic under section 30A – ............... ––– –

Other nondomestic 1 ........................... bDD D

Not reported 23 ................................ fDD D

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 87 .... 24 931 455 767 2 896 516 4 360 154

Individual proprietors 4 ............................. aDD D

Corporations 82 .................................... 24 906 455 427 2 895 702 4 358 624

Type of corporation:

Domestic 32 ................................... iDD D

Nondomestic under section 936 19 ............... 7 744 136 505 836 229 1 296 131

Nondomestic under section 30A 1 ............... hDD D

Other nondomestic 5 ........................... gDD D

Not reported 25 ................................ 7 611 131 354 636 560 1 151 167

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 1 aDD D

37 Transportation equipment 34 ................. 1 484 26 890 117 507 165 779

Individual proprietors 8 ............................. bDD D

Corporations 26 .................................... gDD D

Type of corporation:

Domestic 19 ................................... 1 008 17 569 63 990 105 982

Nondomestic under section 936 2 ............... bDD D

Nondomestic under section 30A – ............... ––– –

Other nondomestic – ........................... ––– –

Not reported 5 ................................ eDD D

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

38 Instruments and related products 64 .......... 12 260 254 923 1 521 030 2 076 645

Individual proprietors 3 ............................. 7 58 255 381

Corporations 60 .................................... jDD D

Type of corporation:

Domestic 22 ................................... 1 274 19 133 116 521 148 772

Nondomestic under section 936 21 ............... 8 128 171 171 1 080 071 1 469 960

Nondomestic under section 30A 2 ............... fDD D

Other nondomestic 5 ........................... fDD D

Not reported 10 ................................ 1 614 36 386 176 088 261 643

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 1 cDD D

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 61 ... 2 208 38 704 163 802 217 551

Individual proprietors 16 ............................. 84 973 3 686 5 262

Corporations 45 .................................... 2 124 37 731 160 116 212 289

Type of corporation:

Domestic 28 ................................... fDD D

Nondomestic under section 936 1 ............... cDD D

Nondomestic under section 30A – ............... ––– –

Other nondomestic 1 ........................... cDD D

Not reported 15 ................................ 1 139 20 914 90 528 111 977

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

See footnotes at end of table.

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS SUMMARY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 17

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 4. Selected Statistics by Legal Form of Organization for Major Groups:

1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and legal form of organization

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992

All manufacturing industries 2 258 ............ 158 181 2 706 515 22 736 655 31 325 784

Individual proprietors 484 ............................. 2 006 13 816 59 661 103 373 Corporations 1 728 .................................... 154 432 2 661 231 22 531 572 31 035 100

Type of corporation: Domestic 779 ................................... 50 456 734 765 4 412 283 6 077 114 Nondomestic under section 936 273 ............... 66 732 1 314 139 14 619 407 19 074 400 Other nondomestic 31 ........................... 3 203 56 735 413 512 897 986 Not reported 645 ................................ 34 041 555 592 3 086 370 4 985 600

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 46 1 743 31 468 145 422 187 311

20 Food and kindred products 331 ................ 20 193 310 293 3 677 093 5 240 042

Individual proprietors 105 ............................. 473 2 539 12 770 20 937 Corporations 219 .................................... 19 651 307 329 3 663 394 5 217 464

Type of corporation:

Domestic 106 ................................... 11 402 173 307 909 459 1 416 433

Nondomestic under section 936 20 ............... 3 509 67 838 2 453 749 3 280 632

Other nondomestic 4 ........................... DDD D

Not reported 89 ................................ DDD D

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 7 69 425 929 1 641

21 Tobacco products 6 ........................ DDD D

Individual proprietors 1 ............................. DDD D

Corporations 4 .................................... DDD D

Type of corporation:

Domestic 1 ................................... DDD D

Nondomestic under section 936 1 ............... DDD D

Other nondomestic – ........................... ––– –

Not reported 2 ................................ DDD D

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 1 DDD D

22 Textile mill products 26 ...................... 3 324 34 811 105 626 180 064

Individual proprietors 4 ............................. 13 93 332 584

Corporations 22 .................................... 3 311 34 718 105 294 179 480

Type of corporation:

Domestic 7 ................................... 605 5 288 8 818 16 119

Nondomestic under section 936 6 ............... 1 270 12 463 22 707 37 004

Other nondomestic – ........................... ––– –

Not reported 9 ................................ 1 436 16 967 73 769 126 357

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

23 Apparel and other textile products 285 ......... 31 320 312 315 900 183 1 412 329

Individual proprietors 43 ............................. 283 1 880 7 380 11 419

Corporations 237 .................................... 30 771 308 256 888 664 1 396 217

Type of corporation: Domestic 111 ................................... DDD D Nondomestic under section 936 42 ............... 12 620 136 873 416 119 584 908 Other nondomestic 4 ........................... DDD D Not reported 80 ................................ 7 459 78 057 241 472 467 830

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 5 266 2 179 4 139 4 693

24 Lumber and wood products 106 ............... DDD D

Individual proprietors 56 ............................. 224 1 536 6 244 14 111

Corporations 46 .................................... DDD D

Type of corporation:

Domestic 27 ................................... DDD D

Nondomestic under section 936 – ............... ––– –

Other nondomestic – ........................... ––– –

Not reported 19 ................................ 119 1 141 3 634 9 735

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 4 DDD D

25 Furniture and fixtures 143 ..................... 2 310 22 515 112 589 179 410

Individual proprietors 50 ............................. DDD D Corporations 91 .................................... 2 084 20 717 105 562 166 757

Type of corporation:

Domestic 50 ................................... 1 077 8 795 42 347 55 452

Nondomestic under section 936 3 ............... 367 5 331 29 817 56 245

Other nondomestic 2 ........................... DDD D Not reported 36 ................................ DDD D

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 2 DDD D

See footnotes at end of table.

18 SUMMARY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 4. Selected Statistics by Legal Form of Organization for Major Groups:

1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and legal form of organization

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

26 Paper and allied products 55 ................. 2 732 43 793 171 795 321 621

Individual proprietors 3 ............................. DDD D Corporations 50 .................................... 2 689 43 367 169 714 317 758

Type of corporation: Domestic 27 ................................... 1 495 21 155 75 349 159 311 Nondomestic under section 936 8 ............... 726 14 419 58 387 92 200 Other nondomestic 1 ........................... DDD D Not reported 14 ................................ DDD D

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 2 DDD D

27 Printing and publishing 192 ................... 4 121 82 303 325 177 448 343

Individual proprietors 61 ............................. 232 1 891 8 294 12 575 Corporations 124 .................................... 3 562 73 168 302 028 413 566

Type of corporation:

Domestic 47 ................................... 1 904 36 130 138 046 186 727

Nondomestic under section 936 9 ............... DDD D

Other nondomestic 1 ........................... DDD D

Not reported 67 ................................ 1 322 30 922 124 889 178 974

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 7 327 7 244 14 855 22 202

28 Chemicals and allied products 190 ............. 31 161 861 317 11 014 927 13 253 432

Individual proprietors 9 ............................. DDD D

Corporations 177 .................................... 30 582 845 994 10 916 951 13 135 345

Type of corporation:

Domestic 72 ................................... 5 243 124 522 1 506 413 1 810 760

Nondomestic under section 936 61 ............... 21 862 615 380 8 280 955 9 600 248

Other nondomestic 2 ........................... DDD D

Not reported 42 ................................ DDD D

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 4 DDD D

29 Petroleum and coal products 24 .............. 1 562 47 162 1 055 516 1 707 480

Individual proprietors – ............................. ––– –

Corporations 24 .................................... 1 562 47 162 1 055 516 1 707 480

Type of corporation:

Domestic 13 ................................... DDD D

Nondomestic under section 936 4 ............... 720 27 820 622 178 1 128 199

Other nondomestic 1 ........................... DDD D

Not reported 6 ................................ DDD D

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics

products 92 ................................ 4 252 65 782 243 964 415 654

Individual proprietors 4 ............................. DDD D

Corporations 85 .................................... 4 192 65 182 241 561 412 486

Type of corporation: Domestic 37 ................................... 1 317 17 249 62 491 94 597 Nondomestic under section 936 13 ............... DDD D Other nondomestic 2 ........................... DDD D Not reported 33 ................................ 1 789 29 686 117 754 214 928

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 3 DDD D

31 Leather and leather products 31 .............. 5 785 64 976 226 890 387 524

Individual proprietors 3 ............................. DDD D Corporations 28 .................................... DDD D

Type of corporation:

Domestic 9 ................................... 2 201 25 803 92 698 124 090

Nondomestic under section 936 4 ............... 1 873 21 320 58 651 136 339

Other nondomestic 1 ........................... DDD D

Not reported 14 ................................ 1 668 17 390 71 459 122 564

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 174 ........... 4 517 81 267 318 760 518 629

Individual proprietors 34 ............................. 147 1 125 5 539 8 887

Corporations 134 .................................... 4 258 78 959 308 330 503 558

Type of corporation:

Domestic 73 ................................... 2 720 48 525 168 471 276 827

Nondomestic under section 936 4 ............... 110 2 098 13 475 15 768

Other nondomestic – ........................... ––– –

Not reported 57 ................................ 1 428 28 336 126 384 210 963

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 6 112 1 183 4 891 6 184

See footnotes at end of table.

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS SUMMARY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 19

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 4. Selected Statistics by Legal Form of Organization for Major Groups:

1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and legal form of organization

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

33 Primary metal industries 27 .................. DDD D

Individual proprietors 9 ............................. DDD D Corporations 18 .................................... DDD D

Type of corporation: Domestic 10 ................................... 391 5 542 19 642 26 935 Nondomestic under section 936 1 ............... DDD D Other nondomestic 1 ........................... DDD D Not reported 6 ................................ 93 1 281 6 931 16 957

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

34 Fabricated metal products 211 ................ 4 924 67 393 313 449 492 049

Individual proprietors 50 ............................. DDD D Corporations 160 .................................... 4 767 66 178 309 236 481 478

Type of corporation: Domestic 88 ................................... 3 255 42 608 210 979 285 650 Nondomestic under section 936 16 ............... 792 13 887 42 842 99 137 Other nondomestic 4 ........................... 101 1 192 4 842 8 976 Not reported 52 ................................ 619 8 491 50 573 87 715

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 1 DDD D

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 74 ....... 5 373 109 514 702 396 1 292 020

Individual proprietors 16 ............................. DDD D

Corporations 57 .................................... 5 329 109 131 700 506 1 288 480

Type of corporation:

Domestic 20 ................................... 780 12 064 42 687 91 669

Nondomestic under section 936 12 ............... 3 095 61 116 442 329 769 835

Other nondomestic – ........................... ––– –

Not reported 25 ................................ 1 454 35 951 215 490 426 976

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 1 DDD D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 114 .... 17 224 277 196 1 691 770 2 778 994

Individual proprietors 5 ............................. DDD D Corporations 108 .................................... 17 152 276 720 1 690 473 2 777 273

Type of corporation: Domestic 29 ................................... 1 963 32 482 110 134 216 861 Nondomestic under section 936 37 ............... 9 581 153 421 1 171 817 1 810 735 Other nondomestic – ........................... ––– – Not reported 42 ................................ 5 608 90 817 408 522 749 677

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 1 DDD D

37 Transportation equipment 34 ................. 1 315 20 515 98 584 151 466

Individual proprietors 9 ............................. 26 297 1 339 2 225 Corporations 25 .................................... 1 289 20 218 97 245 149 241

Type of corporation:

Domestic 11 ................................... DDD D

Nondomestic under section 936 3 ............... DDD D

Other nondomestic – ........................... ––– –

Not reported 11 ................................ 581 9 631 37 794 64 363

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

38 Instruments and related products 65 .......... 12 398 220 346 1 296 702 1 873 789

Individual proprietors – ............................. ––– –

Corporations 63 .................................... DDD D

Type of corporation:

Domestic 19 ................................... 2 695 39 682 245 013 333 498

Nondomestic under section 936 25 ............... 7 439 137 632 787 651 1 154 397

Other nondomestic 4 ........................... DDD D

Not reported 15 ................................ 1 714 33 421 154 713 252 105

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... 2 DDD D

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 78 ... 2 754 39 706 215 247 264 752

Individual proprietors 22 ............................. 57 344 1 270 2 777

Corporations 56 .................................... 2 697 39 362 213 977 261 975

Type of corporation:

Domestic 22 ................................... 1 607 23 896 116 485 126 390

Nondomestic under section 936 4 ............... 342 5 948 46 422 52 289

Other nondomestic 4 ........................... 443 5 914 39 082 41 755

Not reported 26 ................................ 305 3 604 11 988 41 541

Other types of legal form of organization1 ........... – ––– –

1Includes establishments whose legal form of organization was other than corporations or individual proprietors. Establishments not indicating legal form of organization were assigned to one of

the three classifications based on their mailing label.

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 5. Selected Statistics by Type of Corporation for Major Groups: 1997

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and type of corporation

All employees+

Establishments (number)Total (number)Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by manufacture ($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

ALL MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES

Corporations 1 528 .................................... 160 380 3 279 380 36 018 662 46 394 297

Type of corporation: Private 1 185 ..................................... 112 612 2 197 397 23 420 902 30 871 637 Public 88 ...................................... 24 965 644 439 9 649 872 11 258 884 Not reported 255 ................................ 22 803 437 544 2 947 888 4 263 776

20 Food and kindred products

Corporations 200 .................................... 17 638 348 560 3 515 226 5 307 602

Type of corporation: Private 158 ..................................... 15 710 303 154 3 274 843 4 925 772 Public 6 ...................................... 739 19 532 113 290 159 522 Not reported 36 ................................ 1 189 25 874 127 093 222 308

21 Tobacco products

Corporations 3 .................................... gDD D

Type of corporation: Private 2 ..................................... eDD D Public – ...................................... ––– – Not reported 1 ................................ fDD D

22 Textile mill products

Corporations 14 .................................... hDD D

Type of corporation:

Private 11 ..................................... fDD D Public 2 ...................................... gDD D

Not reported 1 ................................ bDD D

23 Apparel and other textile products

Corporations 176 .................................... 21 504 230 343 670 767 1 069 945

Type of corporation:

Private 143 ..................................... 18 352 198 115 587 546 931 905 Public 1 ...................................... cDD D Not reported 32 ................................ hDD D

24 Lumber and wood products

Corporations 55 .................................... gDD D

Type of corporation:

Private 44 ..................................... gDD D Public – ...................................... ––– – Not reported 11 ................................ 118 1 140 4 157 8 336

25 Furniture and fixtures

Corporations 83 .................................... gDD D

Type of corporation:

Private 68 ..................................... 1 722 21 903 73 401 122 251 Public 3 ...................................... eDD D Not reported 12 ................................ cDD D

26 Paper and allied products

Corporations 39 .................................... gDD D

Type of corporation:

Private 29 ..................................... 1 678 33 175 120 310 223 213

Public 2 ...................................... cDD D

Not reported 8 ................................ eDD D

27 Printing and publishing

Corporations 120 .................................... 6 130 122 811 419 279 694 207

Type of corporation:

Private 89 ..................................... 4 012 85 866 291 928 478 398

Public 6 ...................................... 466 10 237 25 977 40 979

Not reported 25 ................................ 1 652 26 708 101 374 174 830

28 Chemicals and allied products

Corporations 174 .................................... kDD D

Type of corporation:

Private 128 ..................................... 25 420 706 838 13 791 278 16 588 933

Public 19 ...................................... 7 350 281 964 5 679 712 6 421 172

Not reported 27 ................................ hDD D

29 Petroleum and coal products

Corporations 27 .................................... gDD D

Type of corporation:

Private 25 ..................................... 1 489 47 241 828 460 1 186 548

Public – ...................................... ––– –

Not reported 2 ................................ bDD D

See footnotes at end of table.

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS SUMMARY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 21

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 5. Selected Statistics by Type of Corporation for Major Groups: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and type of corporation

All employees+

Establishments (number)Total (number)Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by manufacture ($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics

products

Corporations 67 .................................... 4 905 86 807 375 926 611 600

Type of corporation:

Private 51 ..................................... 3 326 54 957 226 202 386 532

Public 6 ...................................... 901 20 241 101 790 143 264

Not reported 10 ................................ 678 11 609 47 934 81 804

31 Leather and leather products

Corporations 21 .................................... 5 743 80 245 218 354 425 857

Type of corporation: Private 15 ..................................... 4 012 53 974 121 963 229 299 Public 2 ...................................... gDD D

Not reported 4 ................................ eDD D

32 Stone, clay, and glass products

Corporations 121 .................................... 5 034 103 141 549 733 706 239

Type of corporation: Private 108 ..................................... 4 113 83 156 463 929 585 409 Public 3 ...................................... eDD D Not reported 10 ................................ eDD D

33 Primary metal industries

Corporations 19 .................................... fDD D

Type of corporation:

Private 16 ..................................... fDD D

Public 1 ...................................... bDD D

Not reported 2 ................................ cDD D

34 Fabricated metal products

Corporations 147 .................................... 5 631 86 984 385 255 596 738

Type of corporation:

Private 120 ..................................... 4 580 71 271 310 527 458 176 Public 4 ...................................... 174 4 538 22 148 48 545 Not reported 23 ................................ 877 11 175 52 580 90 017

35 Industrial machinery and equipment

Corporations 49 .................................... 4 210 105 857 2 661 356 2 933 378

Type of corporation: Private 33 ..................................... gDD D Public 2 ...................................... gDD D

Not reported 14 ................................ eDD D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment

Corporations 82 .................................... 24 906 455 427 2 895 702 4 358 624

Type of corporation: Private 45 ..................................... 12 117 227 593 1 636 836 2 275 720 Public 19 ...................................... 6 758 117 218 738 278 1 171 356 Not reported 18 ................................ 6 031 110 616 520 588 911 548

37 Transportation equipment

Corporations 26 .................................... gDD D

Type of corporation: Private 22 ..................................... fDD D Public 3 ...................................... fDD D Not reported 1 ................................ bDD D

38 Instruments and related products

Corporations 60 .................................... jDD D

Type of corporation:

Private 44 ..................................... 8 206 164 977 997 618 1 402 231

Public 8 ...................................... 2 524 60 876 368 694 445 991

Not reported 8 ................................ gDD D

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries

Corporations 45 .................................... 2 124 37 731 160 116 212 289

Type of corporation:

Private 34 ..................................... 1 816 33 121 128 392 172 013 Public 1 ...................................... aDD D Not reported 10 ................................ eDD D

Note: Corporations data correspond to data shown in the "Corporations" row in Table 4.

22 SUMMARY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 6. Distribution of Establishments by Employment Size and Legal Form of Organization

for Major Groups: 1997

[Major group descriptions are: 20mFood and kindred products; 21mTobacco products; 22mTextile mill products; 23mApparel and other textile products; 24mLumber and wood products; 25mFurniture and fixtures; 26mPaper and allied products; 27mPrinting and publishing; 28mChemicals and allied products; 29mPetroleum and coal products; 30mRubber and miscellaneous plastics products; 31m Leather and leather products; 32mStone, clay, and glass products; 33mPrimary metal industries; 34mFabricated metal products; 35mIndustrial machinery and equipment; 36mElectronic and other electric equipment; 37mTransportation equipment; 38mInstruments and related products; 39mMiscellaneous manufacturing industries. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text.

For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Legal form of organization and

employment size of establishment

Major groups All es~

tablish~

ments 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

TOTAL

All manufacturing

establishments 2 092 ........... 287 4 20 223 117 146 41 208 186 28 71 25 159 24 229 78 87 34 64 61

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 545 ................. 75 1 3 41 59 55 2 88 15 5 7 6 31 4 81 37 6 6 6 17 5 to 9 employees 266 ................. 45 – 5 24 22 25 4 40 13 3 3 3 21 6 25 9 4 6 2 6 10 to 19 employees 379 ............... 54 1 2 37 18 30 7 37 24 6 19 3 43 3 47 8 10 8 8 14 20 to 49 employees 384 ............... 55 – 2 41 14 27 12 27 26 8 20 – 46 8 50 10 7 10 8 13 50 to 99 employees 168 ............... 25 – 5 25 1 6 10 5 25 1 10 1 9 1 16 4 7 1 9 7 100 to 249 employees 167 ............. 15 – – 25 3 3 6 8 36 3 6 5 5 2 7 5 16 1 19 2 250 to 499 employees 109 ............. 13 1 2 18 – – – – 25 2 5 3 3 – 2 4 20 2 7 2 500 employees or more 74 ........... 5 1 1 12 – – – 3 22 – 1 4 1 – 1 1 17 – 5 –

Individual Proprietors

All manufacturing

establishments 542 ........... 83 1 5 46 62 59 2 83 11 – 4 4 36 5 81 29 4 8 3 16

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 383 ................. 53 1 3 25 49 39 1 62 9 – 3 4 24 3 64 24 3 4 3 9

5 to 9 employees 87 ................. 17 – 2 13 8 11 – 13 1 – – – 3 2 7 4 – 2 – 4

10 to 19 employees 62 ............... 12 – – 6 4 8 1 8 1–1–8–6112–3

20 to 49 employees 10 ............... 1––211–– ––––1–4–––––

50 to 99 employees – ............... –––––––– ––––––––––––

100 to 249 employees – ............. –––––––– ––––––––––––

250 to 499 employees – ............. –––––––– ––––––––––––

500 employees or more – ........... –––––––– ––––––––––––

Corporations

All manufacturing

establishments 1 528 ........... 200 3 14 176 55 83 39 120 174 27 67 21 121 19 147 49 82 26 60 45

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 156 ................. 20 – – 16 10 15 1 23 6 5 4 2 7 1 17 13 3 2 3 8

5 to 9 employees 173 ................. 27 – 2 11 14 14 4 25 12 3 3 3 17 4 18 5 3 4 2 2

10 to 19 employees 313 ............... 42 1 2 31 14 20 6 29 23 5 18 3 35 3 40 7 9 6 8 11

20 to 49 employees 370 ............... 53 – 2 38 13 25 12 27 26 8 20 – 44 8 46 10 7 10 8 13

50 to 99 employees 168 ............... 25 – 5 25 1 6 10 5 25 1 10 1 9 1 16 4 7 1 9 7

100 to 249 employees 166 ............. 15 – – 25 3 3 6 8 36 3 6 5 5 2 7 5 16 1 18 2

250 to 499 employees 108 ............. 13 1 2 18 – – – – 24 2 5 3 3 – 2 4 20 2 7 2

500 employees or more 74 ........... 5 1 1 12 – – – 3 22 – 1 4 1 – 1 1 17 – 5 –

Other Types of Legal Form of

Organization1

All manufacturing

establishments 22 ........... 4 – 1 1 – 4 – 5 11––2–1–1–1–

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 6 ................. 2––––1–3 –––––––––––– 5 to 9 employees 6 ................. 1–1––––2 ––––1–––1––– 10 to 19 employees 4 ............... –––––2–– –1––––1––––– 20 to 49 employees 4 ............... 1––1–1–– ––––1––––––– 50 to 99 employees – ............... –––––––– ––––––––––––

100 to 249 employees 1 ............. –––––––– ––––––––––1–

250 to 499 employees 1 ............. –––––––– 1–––––––––––

500 employees or more – ........... –––––––– ––––––––––––

1Includes establishments whose legal form of organization was other than corporations or individual proprietors. Establishments not indicating legal form of organization were assigned to one of

the three classifications based on their mailing label.

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS SUMMARY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 23

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Current and Historical Data by Industry Group and Industry: 1997 and 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry Establishments

(number)

All employees+

(number)

Value added by manufacture

($1,000)

1997

All manufacturing industries 2 092 .................................. 163 605 36 426 559

20 Food & kindred products ............................................... 287 18 094 3 531 542

201 Meat products ........................................................ 18 1 706 128 446 2011 Meat packing plants ................................................. 7 359 19 116

2013 Sausages & other prepared meats .................................... 7 c D 2015 Poultry & egg processing............................................. 4 g D

202 Dairy products ........................................................ 22 1 814 246 106

2021 Creamery butter .................................................... – – –

2022 Cheese, natural & processed ......................................... 5 c D

2023 Condensed & evaporated milk ........................................ 1 b D

2024 Ice cream & frozen desserts .......................................... 12 216 17 431

2026 Fluid milk .......................................................... 4 g D

203 Preserved fruits & vegetables........................................... 36 1 154 65 400

2032 Canned specialties .................................................. 1 c D

2033 Canned fruits & vegetables ........................................... 19 335 15 511

2034 Dehydrated fruits, vegetables, & soups ................................ 1 a D

2035 Pickles, sauces, & salad dressings .................................... 1 b D

2037 Frozen fruits & vegetables............................................ 4 c D

2038 Frozen specialties, nec .............................................. 10 412 23 083

204 Grain mill products .................................................... 23 994 178 375

2041 Flour & other grain mill products ...................................... 3 c D

2043 Cereal breakfast foods............................................... – – –

2044 Rice milling......................................................... 1 e D

2045 Blended & prepared flour............................................. 1 a D

2046 Wet corn milling..................................................... – – – 2047 Dog & cat food...................................................... – – –

2048 Prepared feeds, nec ................................................. 18 517 106 428

205 Bakery products ...................................................... 66 2 181 135 986 2051 Bread, cake, & related products ....................................... 55 1 738 112 607 2052 Cookies & crackers.................................................. 10 e D 2053 Frozen bakery products, except bread ................................. 1 a D

206 Sugar & confectionery products ......................................... 18 826 89 947 2061 Raw cane sugar .................................................... – – – 2062 Cane sugar refining ................................................. – – – 2063 Beet sugar ......................................................... 1 b D 2064 Candy & other confectionery products & chewing gum 17 ................... f D 2066 Chocolate & cocoa products .......................................... – – – 2067 Chewing gum....................................................... – – – 2068 Salted & roasted nuts & seeds ........................................ – – –

207 Fats & oils............................................................ 3 279 37 458 2074 Cottonseed oil mills.................................................. – – – 2075 Soybean oil mills .................................................... 1 a D 2076 Vegetable oil mills, nec .............................................. – – – 2077 Animal & marine fats & oils ........................................... – – – 2079 Shortening & cooking oils ............................................ 2 e D

208 Beverages ........................................................... 49 3 336 2 062 554 2082 Malt beverages ..................................................... 2 e D 2083 Malt ............................................................... – – – 2084 Wines, brandy, & brandy spirits ....................................... 1 a D 2085 Distilled liquor, except brandy......................................... 3 f D 2086 Bottled & canned soft drinks .......................................... 30 1 481 159 508 2087 Flavoring extracts & syrups, nec ...................................... 13 f D

209 Miscellaneous food & kindred products................................... 52 5 804 587 270 2091 Canned & cured seafood............................................. 2 h D 2092 Fresh or frozen seafood.............................................. 2 a D 2095 Roasted coffee ..................................................... 9 405 69 643 2096 Potato chips & similar snacks ......................................... 2 e D 2097 Manufactured ice ................................................... 24 244 7 591 2098 Macaroni & spaghetti ................................................ 1 b D 2099 Food preparations, nec .............................................. 12 224 40 781

21 Tobacco products...................................................... 4 g D

211 Cigarettes............................................................ 1 e D 2111 Cigarettes.......................................................... 1 e D

212 Cigars ............................................................... 3 f D 2121 Cigars ............................................................. 3 f D

213 Chewing & smoking tobacco............................................ – – – 2131 Chewing & smoking tobacco.......................................... – – –

214 Tobacco stemming & redrying .......................................... – – – 2141 Tobacco stemming & redrying ........................................ – – –

22 Textile mill products ................................................... 20 2 555 88 871

221 Broadwoven fabric mills, cotton ......................................... 1 a D

2211 Weaving mills, cotton ................................................ 1 a D

222 Broadwoven fabric mills, manmade fiber & silk 1 ............................ a D

2221 Weaving mills, synthetics............................................. 1 a D

223 Broadwoven fabric mills, wool........................................... – – –

2231 Weaving & finishing mills, wool........................................ – – –

224 Narrow fabric mills .................................................... – – –

2241 Narrow fabric mills .................................................. – – –

225 Knitting mills.......................................................... 8 2 138 60 816

2251 Women’s hosiery, except socks ....................................... 1 e D 2252 Hosiery, nec........................................................ – – – 2253 Knit outerwear mills ................................................. 7 g D 2254 Knit underwear mills ................................................. – – – 2257 Circular knit fabric mills .............................................. – – – 2258 Lace & warp knit fabric mills .......................................... – – – 2259 Knitting mills, nec ................................................... – – –

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Current and Historical Data by Industry Group and Industry: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry Establishments

(number)

All employees+

(number)

Value added by manufacture

($1,000)

1997mCon.

22 Textile mill productsmCon.

226 Textile finishing, except wool ........................................... 3 b D

2261 Finishing plants, cotton .............................................. 2 a D

2262 Finishing plants, synthetics ........................................... – – –

2269 Finishing plants, nec................................................. 1 b D

227 Carpets & rugs ....................................................... 1 a D

2273 Carpets & rugs ..................................................... 1 a D

228 Yarn & thread mills .................................................... 1 b D

2281 Yarn spinning mills .................................................. 1 b D

2282 Yarn throwing & winding mills......................................... – – –

2284 Thread mills ........................................................ – – –

229 Miscellaneous textile goods ............................................ 5 214 6 136 2295 Coated fabrics, not rubberized ........................................ – – – 2296 Tire cord & fabric.................................................... 1 b D 2297 Nonwoven fabrics ................................................... – – – 2298 Cordage & twine .................................................... – – – 2299 Textile goods, nec................................................... 4 c D

23 Apparel & other textile products ........................................ 223 21 818 678 159

231 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats ............................................ 10 1 415 30 232

2311 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats .......................................... 10 1 415 30 232

232 Men’s & boys’ furnishings .............................................. 69 9 312 306 647

2321 Shirts, men’s & boys’ ................................................ 19 g D

2322 Men’s & boys’ underwear & nightwear ................................. 8 g D

2323 Men’s & boys’ neckwear ............................................. – – –

2325 Men’s & boys’ trousers & slacks....................................... 10 1 332 53 688 2326 Men’s & boys’ work clothing .......................................... 16 2 180 81 288

2329 Men’s & boys’ clothing, nec........................................... 16 2 622 84 260

233 Women’s & children’s outerwear ........................................ 52 1 829 54 211 2331 Women’s blouses & waists ........................................... 5 217 5 855 2335 Women’s dresses ................................................... 32 595 13 803 2337 Women’s suits & coats............................................... 4 97 1 513 2339 Women’s outerwear, nec............................................. 11 920 33 040

234 Women’s & children’s undergarments.................................... 35 6 719 216 644 2341 Women’s & children’s underwear...................................... 12 1 115 24 074 2342 Brassieres & allied garments ......................................... 23 5 604 192 570

235 Hats, caps, & millinery ................................................. 1 a D

2353 Hats, caps, & millinery ............................................... 1 a D

236 Girls’ & children’s outerwear ............................................ 10 477 16 057

2361 Girls’ & children’s dresses & blouses................................... 2 b D 2369 Girls’ & children’s outerwear, nec...................................... 8 e D

237 Fur goods ............................................................ – – –

2371 Fur goods .......................................................... – – –

238 Miscellaneous apparel & accessories .................................... 3 c D

2381 Fabric gloves & mittens .............................................. – – –

2384 Robes & dressing gowns............................................. – – –

2385 Waterproof outer garments ........................................... – – –

2386 Leather & sheep~lined clothing ........................................ – – –

2387 Apparel belts ....................................................... – – –

2389 Apparel & accessories, nec........................................... 3 c D

239 Miscellaneous fabricated textile products ................................. 43 1 927 51 021

2391 Curtains & draperies................................................. 12 175 4 965

2392 Housefurnishings, nec ............................................... 8 199 4 534

2393 Textile bags ........................................................ 2 f D

2394 Canvas & related products ........................................... 2 a D

2395 Pleating & stitching .................................................. 9 c D

2396 Automotive & apparel trimmings ...................................... 4 48 747

2397 Schiffli machine embroideries......................................... – – –

2399 Fabricated textile products, nec ....................................... 6 584 13 875

24 Lumber & wood products............................................... 117 g D

241 Logging.............................................................. – – –

2411 Logging............................................................ – – –

242 Sawmills & planing mills................................................ 1 a D

2421 Sawmills & planing mills, general...................................... – – –

2426 Hardwood dimension & flooring mills................................... – – –

2429 Special product sawmills, nec......................................... 1 a D

243 Millwork, plywood, & structural members ................................. 99 1 174 40 526 2431 Millwork............................................................ 21 367 17 923 2434 Wood kitchen cabinets............................................... 75 800 22 313 2435 Hardwood veneer & plywood ......................................... – – – 2436 Softwood veneer & plywood .......................................... – – – 2439 Structural wood members, nec........................................ 3 7 290

244 Wood containers ...................................................... 10 c D

2441 Nailed wood boxes & shook .......................................... – – –

2448 Wood pallets & skids ................................................ 9 c D

2449 Wood containers, nec ............................................... 1 b D

245 Wood buildings & mobile homes ........................................ 2 a D 2451 Mobile homes ...................................................... – – –

2452 Prefabricated wood buildings ......................................... 2 a D

249 Miscellaneous wood products........................................... 5 c D

2491 Wood preserving.................................................... 4 65 15 120

2493 Reconstituted wood products ......................................... – – –

2499 Wood products, nec ................................................. 1 b D

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Current and Historical Data by Industry Group and Industry: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry Establishments

(number)

All employees+

(number)

Value added by manufacture

($1,000)

1997mCon.

25 Furniture & fixtures .................................................... 146 2 472 96 817

251 Household furniture ................................................... 112 1 776 63 517

2511 Wood household furniture ............................................ 63 771 21 338

2512 Upholstered household furniture ...................................... 24 454 13 802

2514 Metal household furniture ............................................ 3 b D

2515 Mattresses & bedsprings ............................................. 19 414 24 506

2517 Wood TV & radio cabinets............................................ – – –

2519 Household furniture, nec ............................................. 3 b D

252 Office furniture........................................................ 7 352 17 082 2521 Wood office furniture ................................................ 3 b D 2522 Office furniture, except wood ......................................... 4 e D

253 Public building & related furniture........................................ 9 168 7 126

2531 Public building & related furniture...................................... 9 168 7 126

254 Partitions & fixtures.................................................... 8 46 4 534

2541 Wood partitions & fixtures ............................................ 6 b D

2542 Partitions & fixtures, except wood ..................................... 2 a D

259 Miscellaneous furniture & fixtures ....................................... 10 130 4 558

2591 Drapery hardware, blinds, & shades ................................... 8 b D

2599 Furniture & fixtures, nec.............................................. 2 b D

26 Paper & allied products ................................................ 41 2 152 162 318

261 Pulp mills ............................................................ – – – 2611 Pulp mills .......................................................... – – –

262 Paper mills ........................................................... 4 90 5 824

2621 Paper mills ......................................................... 4 90 5 824

263 Paperboard mills ...................................................... 6 128 25 594

2631 Paperboard mills .................................................... 6 128 25 594

265 Paperboard containers & boxes ......................................... 19 1 432 101 760

2652 Setup paperboard boxes ............................................. 2 b D

2653 Corrugated & solid fiber boxes ........................................ 9 698 60 153

2655 Fiber cans, drums, & similar products .................................. 1 b D

2656 Sanitary food containers ............................................. – – –

2657 Folding paperboard boxes............................................ 7 f D

267 Miscellaneous converted paper products ................................. 12 502 29 140 2671 Papermcoated & laminated, packaging ................................ 1 a D 2672 Papermcoated & laminated, nec ...................................... – – – 2673 Bagsmplastics, laminated, & coated ................................... 2 b D 2674 Bagsmuncoated paper & multiwall .................................... 1 b D 2675 Die~cut paper & board ............................................... – – – 2676 Sanitary paper products.............................................. 3 56 2 487 2677 Envelopes.......................................................... – – – 2678 Stationery products.................................................. 1 b D 2679 Converted paper products, nec ....................................... 4 161 8 680

27 Printing & publishing................................................... 208 6 469 430 227

271 Newspapers.......................................................... 26 3 608 260 200

2711 Newspapers........................................................ 26 3 608 260 200

272 Periodicals ........................................................... 14 123 8 491

2721 Periodicals ......................................................... 14 123 8 491

273 Books ............................................................... 5 48 2 267

2731 Book publishing..................................................... 4 b D

2732 Book printing ....................................................... 1 b D

274 Miscellaneous publishing............................................... 8 c D 2741 Miscellaneous publishing............................................. 8 c D

275 Commercial printing ................................................... 148 2 264 107 504 2752 Commercial printing, lithographic...................................... 91 1 182 63 537 2754 Commercial printing, gravure ......................................... 8 142 7 540 2759 Commercial printing, nec............................................. 49 940 36 427

276 Manifold business forms ............................................... 3 c D

2761 Manifold business forms ............................................. 3 c D

277 Greeting cards........................................................ – – – 2771 Greeting cards...................................................... – – –

278 Blankbooks & bookbinding ............................................. 1 a D 2782 Blankbooks & looseleaf binders ....................................... – – – 2789 Bookbinding & related work........................................... 1 a D

279 Printing trade services ................................................. 3 18 357 2791 Typesetting......................................................... – – – 2796 Platemaking services ................................................ 3 18 357

28 Chemicals & allied products ............................................ 186 37 860 21 392 844

281 Industrial inorganic chemicals........................................... 10 e D

2812 Alkalies & chlorine................................................... – – –

2813 Industrial gases ..................................................... – – –

2816 Inorganic pigments .................................................. 1 a D

2819 Industrial inorganic chemicals, nec .................................... 9 e D

282 Plastics materials & synthetics .......................................... 22 2 289 272 540 2821 Plastics materials & resins............................................ 20 g D

2822 Synthetic rubber .................................................... – – – 2823 Cellulosic manmade fibers ........................................... 1 b D 2824 Organic fibers, noncellulosic .......................................... 1 a D

283 Drugs................................................................ 92 30 561 19 656 200

2833 Medicinals & botanicals .............................................. 8 1 679 1 210 166 2834 Pharmaceutical preparations ......................................... 77 27 383 17 825 365 2835 Diagnostic substances ............................................... 6 g D

2836 Biological products, except diagnostic.................................. 1 c D

284 Soaps, cleaners, & toilet goods ......................................... 27 2 865 478 639 2841 Soap & other detergents ............................................. 7 150 9 318

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Current and Historical Data by Industry Group and Industry: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry Establishments

(number)

All employees+

(number)

Value added by manufacture

($1,000)

1997mCon.

28 Chemicals & allied productsmCon.

284 Soaps, cleaners, & toilet goodsmCon.

2842 Polishes & sanitation goods .......................................... 4 c D 2843 Surface active agents................................................ 1 b D 2844 Toilet preparations .................................................. 15 2 510 443 339

285 Paints & allied products ................................................ 12 750 84 896 2851 Paints & allied products .............................................. 12 750 84 896

286 Industrial organic chemicals ............................................ – – – 2861 Gum & wood chemicals .............................................. – – – 2865 Cyclic crudes & intermediates......................................... – – – 2869 Industrial organic chemicals, nec ...................................... – – –

287 Agricultural chemicals ................................................. 5 e D 2873 Nitrogenous fertilizers................................................ 1 a D 2874 Phosphatic fertilizers ................................................ 1 b D 2875 Fertilizers, mixing only ............................................... 2 c D 2879 Agricultural chemicals, nec ........................................... 1 c D

289 Miscellaneous chemical products........................................ 18 657 271 885 2891 Adhesives & sealants................................................ 7 e D 2892 Explosives ......................................................... – – – 2893 Printing ink ......................................................... 1 a D 2895 Carbon black ....................................................... – – – 2899 Chemical preparations, nec........................................... 10 e D

29 Petroleum & coal products ............................................. 28 1 555 848 676

291 Petroleum refining..................................................... 9 781 806 283 2911 Petroleum refining................................................... 9 781 806 283

295 Asphalt paving & roofing materials....................................... 16 f D 2951 Asphalt paving mixtures & blocks...................................... 15 f D 2952 Asphalt felts & coatings .............................................. 1 b D

299 Miscellaneous petroleum & coal products ................................ 3 b D 2992 Lubricating oils & greases ............................................ 2 b D 2999 Petroleum & coal products, nec ....................................... 1 a D

30 Rubber & miscellaneous plastics products 71 .............................. 4 924 376 623

301 Tires & inner tubes .................................................... 3 116 5 170 3011 Tires & inner tubes .................................................. 3 116 5 170

302 Rubber & plastics footwear ............................................. – – –

3021 Rubber & plastics footwear ........................................... – – –

305 Hose & belting & gaskets & packing ..................................... 2 b D

3052 Rubber & plastics hose & belting ...................................... – – –

3053 Gaskets, packing & sealing devices ................................... 2 b D

306 Fabricated rubber products, nec ........................................ 2 b D

3061 Mechanical rubber goods ............................................ – – –

3069 Fabricated rubber products, nec ...................................... 2 b D

308 Miscellaneous plastics products, nec .................................... 64 4 693 365 318

3081 Unsupported plastics film & sheet ..................................... – – –

3082 Unsupported plastics profile shapes ................................... – – –

3083 Laminated plastics plate & sheet ...................................... 4 c D

3084 Plastics pipe........................................................ – – –

3085 Plastics bottles...................................................... 14 1 253 96 051

3086 Plastics foam products............................................... 5 f D

3087 Custom compound purchased resins .................................. – – –

3088 Plastics plumbing fixtures ............................................ – – –

3089 Plastics products, nec ............................................... 41 2 667 213 435

31 Leather & leather products ............................................. 25 5 752 218 489

311 Leather tanning & finishing ............................................. – – –

3111 Leather tanning & finishing ........................................... – – –

313 Footwear cut stock .................................................... – – –

3131 Footwear cut stock & findings......................................... – – –

314 Footwear, except rubber ............................................... 15 4 888 189 519 3142 House slippers...................................................... 1 a D 3143 Men’s footwear, except athletic ....................................... 10 h D 3144 Women’s footwear, except athletic .................................... 2 f D 3149 Footwear, except rubber, nec ......................................... 2 c D

315 Leather gloves & mittens ............................................... – – – 3151 Leather gloves & mittens ............................................. – – –

316 Luggage ............................................................. 1 a D 3161 Luggage ........................................................... 1 a D

317 Handbags & personal leather goods ..................................... 5 c D

3171 Women’s handbags & purses......................................... 1 a D

3172 Personal leather goods, nec .......................................... 4 c D

319 Leather goods, nec.................................................... 4 f D

3199 Leather goods, nec.................................................. 4 f D

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Current and Historical Data by Industry Group and Industry: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry Establishments

(number)

All employees+

(number)

Value added by manufacture

($1,000)

1997mCon.

32 Stone, clay, & glass products ........................................... 159 5 298 565 171

321 Flat glass ............................................................ 2 b D

3211 Flat glass .......................................................... 2 b D

322 Glass & glassware, pressed or blown .................................... – – –

3221 Glass containers .................................................... – – – 3229 Pressed & blown glass, nec .......................................... – – –

323 Products of purchased glass............................................ 6 f D

3231 Products of purchased glass.......................................... 6 f D

324 Cement, hydraulic..................................................... 1 c D

3241 Cement, hydraulic................................................... 1 c D

325 Structural clay products ................................................ 1 a D

3251 Brick & structural clay tile ............................................ 1 a D

3253 Ceramic wall & floor tile .............................................. – – –

3255 Clay refractories .................................................... – – –

3259 Structural clay products, nec.......................................... – – –

326 Pottery & related products.............................................. 4 b D 3261 Vitreous plumbing fixtures ............................................ 1 b D 3262 Vitreous china food utensils .......................................... – – – 3263 Fine earthenware food utensils........................................ – – – 3264 Porcelain electrical supplies .......................................... – – – 3269 Pottery products, nec ................................................ 3 13 273

327 Concrete, gypsum, & plaster products ................................... 110 3 462 386 372 3271 Concrete brick & block ............................................... 34 556 32 958 3272 Concrete products, nec .............................................. 27 1 166 155 616 3273 Ready~mixed concrete ............................................... 49 1 740 197 798 3274 Lime............................................................... – – – 3275 Gypsum products ................................................... – – –

328 Cut stone & stone products............................................. 25 670 37 778

3281 Cut stone & stone products........................................... 25 670 37 778

329 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral products 10 .............................. 323 27 111

3291 Abrasive products ................................................... 1 c D

3292 Asbestos products .................................................. – – –

3295 Minerals, ground or treated ........................................... – – –

3296 Mineral wool........................................................ – – –

3297 Nonclay refractories ................................................. – – –

3299 Nonmetallic mineral products, nec..................................... 9 c D

33 Primary metal industries ............................................... 24 727 76 506

331 Blast furnace & basic steel products ..................................... 8 304 41 432 3312 Blast furnaces & steel mills ........................................... 4 84 12 502 3313 Electrometallurgical products ......................................... – – – 3315 Steel wire & related products ......................................... 4 220 28 930 3316 Cold finishing of steel shapes ......................................... – – – 3317 Steel pipe & tubes................................................... – – –

332 Iron & steel foundries .................................................. – – –

3321 Gray iron foundries .................................................. – – –

3322 Malleable iron foundries.............................................. – – –

3324 Steel investment foundries ........................................... – – –

3325 Steel foundries, nec ................................................. – – –

333 Primary nonferrous metals ............................................. – – –

3331 Primary copper ..................................................... – – –

3334 Primary aluminum................................................... – – –

3339 Primary nonferrous metals, nec ....................................... – – –

334 Secondary nonferrous metals........................................... 3 a D

3341 Secondary nonferrous metals......................................... 3 a D

335 Nonferrous rolling & drawing............................................ 2 c D 3351 Copper rolling & drawing ............................................. – – – 3353 Aluminum sheet, plate, & foil ......................................... – – – 3354 Aluminum extruded products ......................................... 2 c D 3355 Aluminum rolling & drawing, nec ...................................... – – – 3356 Nonferrous rolling & drawing, nec ..................................... – – – 3357 Nonferrous wire drawing & insulating .................................. – – –

336 Nonferrous foundries (castings) ......................................... 1 b D 3363 Aluminum die~castings............................................... 1 b D 3364 Nonferrous die~casting, except aluminum – ............................... – – 3365 Aluminum foundries ................................................. – – – 3366 Copper foundries.................................................... – – – 3369 Nonferrous foundries, nec ............................................ – – –

339 Miscellaneous primary metal products ................................... 10 184 21 259 3398 Metal heat treating .................................................. 1 a D

3399 Primary metal products, nec .......................................... 9 c D

34 Fabricated metal products .............................................. 229 6 048 404 836

341 Metal cans & shipping containers........................................ 10 729 126 980

3411 Metal cans ......................................................... 10 729 126 980

3412 Metal barrels, drums, & pails ......................................... – – –

342 Cutlery, handtools, & hardware ......................................... 4 134 10 641

3421 Cutlery............................................................. 1 b D

3423 Hand & edge tools, nec .............................................. 1 a D

3425 Hand saws & saw blades............................................. – – –

3429 Hardware, nec ...................................................... 2 b D

343 Plumbing & heating, except electric...................................... 5 62 2 980

3431 Metal sanitary ware ................................................. – – –

3432 Plumbing fittings & brass goods ....................................... – – – 3433 Heating equipment, except electric .................................... 5 62 2 980

344 Fabricated structural metal products ..................................... 156 4 036 201 778 3441 Fabricated structural metal ........................................... 14 505 34 931 3442 Metal doors, sash, & trim............................................. 60 2 241 98 495 3443 Fabricated plate work, boiler shops .................................... 9 200 11 976

28 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Current and Historical Data by Industry Group and Industry: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry Establishments

(number)

All employees+

(number)

Value added by manufacture

($1,000)

1997mCon.

34 Fabricated metal productsmCon.

344 Fabricated structural metal productsmCon.

3444 Sheet metal work ................................................... 16 313 12 395

3446 Architectural metal work ............................................. 42 436 14 490

3448 Prefabricated metal buildings ......................................... – – –

3449 Miscellaneous metal work ............................................ 15 341 29 491

345 Screw machine products, bolts, etc ...................................... 16 177 9 376

3451 Screw machine products ............................................. 3 45 2 213

3452 Bolts, nuts, rivets, & washers ......................................... 13 132 7 163

346 Metal forgings & stampings............................................. 8 125 4 735 3462 Iron & steel forgings ................................................. 1 a D 3463 Nonferrous forgings ................................................. – – – 3465 Automotive stampings ............................................... – – – 3466 Crowns & closures .................................................. – – – 3469 Metal stampings, nec ................................................ 7 c D

347 Metal services, nec.................................................... 14 460 35 253

3471 Plating & polishing .................................................. 14 460 35 253

3479 Metal coating & allied services ........................................ – – –

348 Ordnance & accessories, nec........................................... – – –

3482 Small arms ammunition .............................................. – – –

3483 Ammunition, except small arms, nec................................... – – –

3484 Small arms ......................................................... – – –

3489 Ordnance & accessories, nec......................................... – – –

349 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products ................................. 16 325 13 093

3491 Industrial valves..................................................... 1 b D 3492 Fluid power valves & hose fittings ..................................... – – –

3493 Steel springs, except wire ............................................ – – –

3494 Valves & pipe fittings, nec ............................................ 2 b D

3495 Wire springs........................................................ – – –

3496 Miscellaneous fabricated wire products ................................ 4 39 1 849

3497 Metal foil & leaf ..................................................... – – –

3498 Fabricated pipe & fittings ............................................. – – –

3499 Fabricated metal products, nec ....................................... 9 178 7 587

35 Industrial machinery & equipment....................................... 78 4 301 2 665 239

351 Engines & turbines .................................................... – – – 3511 Turbines & turbine generator sets ..................................... – – – 3519 Internal combustion engines, nec ..................................... – – –

352 Farm & garden machinery.............................................. 2 b D

3523 Farm machinery & equipment......................................... 1 b D

3524 Lawn & garden equipment............................................ 1 a D

353 Construction & related machinery ....................................... 3 c D

3531 Construction machinery .............................................. 1 b D

3532 Mining machinery ................................................... – – –

3533 Oil field machinery .................................................. – – –

3534 Elevators & moving stairways......................................... – – –

3535 Conveyors & conveying equipment .................................... 1 c D

3536 Hoists, cranes, & monorails .......................................... – – –

3537 Industrial trucks & tractors............................................ 1 a D

354 Metalworking machinery ............................................... 25 291 17 850

3541 Machine tools, metal cutting types..................................... – – –

3542 Machine tools, metal forming types .................................... – – –

3543 Industrial patterns ................................................... – – –

3544 Special dies, tools, jigs, & fixtures ..................................... 16 73 2 599

3545 Machine tool accessories ............................................ 3 c D

3546 Power~driven handtools .............................................. 2 a D

3547 Rolling mill machinery ............................................... – – –

3548 Welding apparatus .................................................. – – – 3549 Metalworking machinery, nec ......................................... 4 b D

355 Special industry machinery ............................................. 4 11 558 3552 Textile machinery ................................................... – – – 3553 Woodworking machinery ............................................. 1 a D 3554 Paper industries machinery........................................... – – – 3555 Printing trades machinery ............................................ – – – 3556 Food products machinery ............................................ 3 a D 3559 Special industry machinery, nec....................................... – – –

356 General industrial machinery ........................................... 7 f D 3561 Pumps & pumping equipment......................................... – – – 3562 Ball & roller bearings ................................................ 1 a D 3563 Air & gas compressors............................................... – – – 3564 Blowers & fans...................................................... 1 a D 3565 Packaging machinery................................................ 1 a D 3566 Speed changers, drives, & gears ...................................... – – – 3567 Industrial furnaces & ovens........................................... – – –

3568 Power transmission equipment, nec ................................... – – –

3569 General industrial machinery, nec ..................................... 4 f D

357 Computer & office equipment ........................................... 10 g D

3571 Electronic computers ................................................ 4 109 31 271

3572 Computer storage devices ........................................... 1 c D

3575 Computer terminals ................................................. – – –

3577 Computer peripheral equipment, nec .................................. 2 g D

3578 Calculating & accounting equipment ................................... – – –

3579 Office machines, nec ................................................ 3 c D

358 Refrigeration & service machinery ....................................... 11 g D

3581 Automatic merchandising machines ................................... – – –

3582 Commercial laundry equipment ....................................... – – –

3585 Refrigeration & heating equipment..................................... 9 g D

3586 Measuring & dispensing pumps ....................................... – – –

3589 Service industry machinery, nec ...................................... 2 b D

359 Industrial machinery, nec............................................... 16 120 5 482

3592 Carburetors, pistons, rings, & valves................................... – – –

3593 Fluid power cylinders & actuators ..................................... – – –

3594 Fluid power pumps & motors ......................................... – – –

3596 Scales & balances, except laboratory .................................. – – –

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Current and Historical Data by Industry Group and Industry: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry Establishments

(number)

All employees+

(number)

Value added by manufacture

($1,000)

1997mCon.

35 Industrial machinery & equipmentmCon.

359 Industrial machinery, necmCon.

3599 Industrial machinery, nec............................................. 16 120 5 482

36 Electronic & other electric equipment ................................... 87 24 931 2 896 516

361 Electric distribution equipment .......................................... 22 4 228 363 007 3612 Transformers ....................................................... 7 1 848 110 345 3613 Switchgear & switchboard apparatus .................................. 15 2 380 252 662

362 Electrical industrial apparatus........................................... 3 f D

3621 Motors & generators................................................. – – –

3624 Carbon & graphite products .......................................... – – –

3625 Relays & industrial controls........................................... 2 f D

3629 Electrical industrial apparatus, nec .................................... 1 a D

363 Household appliances ................................................. 1 e D

3631 Household cooking equipment ........................................ – – –

3632 Household refrigerators & freezers .................................... – – –

3633 Household laundry equipment ........................................ – – –

3634 Electric housewares & fans........................................... – – –

3635 Household vacuum cleaners.......................................... – – –

3639 Household appliances, nec ........................................... 1 e D

364 Electric lighting & wiring equipment ...................................... 21 3 821 355 095

3641 Electric lamps ...................................................... 2 b D

3643 Current~carrying wiring devices ....................................... 10 3 033 292 671

3644 Noncurrent~carrying wiring devices .................................... 1 a D

3645 Residential lighting fixtures ........................................... 6 e D

3646 Commercial lighting fixtures .......................................... – – – 3647 Vehicular lighting equipment.......................................... – – –

3648 Lighting equipment, nec.............................................. 2 e D

365 Household audio & video equipment..................................... 2 b D 3651 Household audio & video equipment................................... – – – 3652 Prerecorded records & tapes ......................................... 2 b D

366 Communications equipment ............................................ 9 3 195 430 773 3661 Telephone & telegraph apparatus ..................................... 5 f D 3663 Radio & TV communications equipment................................ 3 g D

3669 Communications equipment, nec...................................... 1 b D

367 Electronic components & accessories.................................... 26 11 699 1 530 658 3671 Electron tubes ...................................................... 2 e D 3672 Printed circuit boards ................................................ 6 4 255 929 274 3674 Semiconductors & related devices..................................... 1 c D 3675 Electronic capacitors ................................................ – – – 3676 Electronic resistors .................................................. – – – 3677 Electronic coils & transformers ........................................ 4 1 599 115 313 3678 Electronic connectors................................................ – – – 3679 Electronic components, nec .......................................... 13 5 477 441 605

369 Miscellaneous electrical equipment & supplies 3 ............................ f D 3691 Storage batteries.................................................... 1 f D 3692 Primary batteries, dry & wet .......................................... – – – 3694 Engine electrical equipment .......................................... 1 a D 3695 Magnetic & optical recording media.................................... – – – 3699 Electrical equipment & supplies, nec................................... 1 e D

37 Transportation equipment .............................................. 34 1 484 117 507

371 Motor vehicles & equipment ............................................ 20 1 285 103 273 3711 Motor vehicles & car bodies .......................................... 2 b D 3713 Truck & bus bodies.................................................. 2 b D 3714 Motor vehicle parts & accessories ..................................... 16 1 214 100 350 3715 Truck trailers ....................................................... – – – 3716 Motor homes ....................................................... – – –

372 Aircraft & parts........................................................ 1 a D 3721 Aircraft ............................................................ – – – 3724 Aircraft engines & engine parts ....................................... – – – 3728 Aircraft parts & equipment, nec ....................................... 1 a D

373 Ship & boat building & repairing ......................................... 11 c D 3731 Ship building & repairing ............................................. 2 b D 3732 Boat building & repairing ............................................. 9 b D

374 Railroad equipment.................................................... – – – 3743 Railroad equipment.................................................. – – –

375 Motorcycles, bicycles, & parts .......................................... – – – 3751 Motorcycles, bicycles, & parts ........................................ – – –

376 Guided missiles, space vehicles, parts ................................... – – – 3761 Guided missiles & space vehicles ..................................... – – –

3764 Space propulsion units & parts........................................ – – –

3769 Space vehicle equipment, nec ........................................ – – –

379 Miscellaneous transportation equipment.................................. 2 b D

3792 Travel trailer & campers.............................................. – – –

3795 Tanks & tank components............................................ – – –

3799 Transportation equipment, nec........................................ 2 b D

38 Instruments & related products ......................................... 64 12 260 1 521 030

381 Search & navigation equipment ......................................... – – –

3812 Search & navigation equipment ....................................... – – –

382 Measuring & controlling devices......................................... 12 1 249 145 503

3821 Laboratory apparatus & furniture ...................................... 1 c D

3822 Environmental controls............................................... 1 c D 3823 Process control instruments .......................................... 3 159 11 550 3824 Fluid meters & counting devices....................................... 1 c D 3825 Instruments to measure electricity ..................................... 2 c D 3826 Analytical instruments ............................................... – – – 3827 Optical instruments & lenses ......................................... 1 e D 3829 Measuring & controlling devices, nec .................................. 3 b D

30 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Current and Historical Data by Industry Group and Industry: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry Establishments

(number)

All employees+

(number)

Value added by manufacture

($1,000)

1997mCon.

38 Instruments & related productsmCon.

384 Medical instruments & supplies ......................................... 43 9 856 1 314 435

3841 Surgical & medical instruments ....................................... 24 8 317 1 093 030

3842 Surgical appliances & supplies........................................ 19 1 539 221 405

3843 Dental equipment & supplies ......................................... – – –

3844 X~ray apparatus & tubes ............................................. – – –

3845 Electromedical equipment ............................................ – – –

385 Ophthalmic goods..................................................... 8 g D

3851 Ophthalmic goods................................................... 8 g D

386 Photographic equipment & supplies ..................................... – – – 3861 Photographic equipment & supplies ................................... – – –

387 Watches, clocks, watchcases, & parts ................................... 1 c D

3873 Watches, clocks, & watchcases ....................................... 1 c D

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries................................. 61 2 208 163 802

391 Jewelry, silverware, & plated ware....................................... 12 601 69 379

3911 Jewelry, precious metal .............................................. 11 e D

3914 Silverware & plated ware............................................. 1 c D

3915 Jewelers’ materials & lapidary work.................................... – – –

393 Musical instruments ................................................... – – – 3931 Musical instruments ................................................. – – –

394 Toys & sporting goods ................................................. 4 b D 3942 Dolls .............................................................. – – – 3944 Games, toys, & children’s vehicles .................................... – – – 3949 Sporting & athletic goods, nec ........................................ 4 b D

395 Pens, pencils, office, & art supplies ...................................... 1 a D

3951 Pens & mechanical pencils ........................................... – – –

3952 Lead pencils & art goods ............................................. – – –

3953 Marking devices .................................................... 1 a D

3955 Carbon paper & inked ribbons ........................................ – – –

396 Costume jewelry & notions ............................................. 8 f D

3961 Costume jewelry .................................................... 6 f D

3965 Fasteners, buttons, needles, & pins ................................... 2 a D

399 Miscellaneous mfg .................................................... 36 695 33 254

3991 Brooms & brushes .................................................. 1 a D

3993 Signs & advertising displays .......................................... 20 328 14 791

3995 Burial caskets ...................................................... 3 b D

3996 Hard surface floor coverings .......................................... – – –

3999 Mfg industries, nec .................................................. 12 268 13 965

1992

All manufacturing industries 2 258 .................................. 158 181 22 736 655

20 Food & kindred products ............................................... 331 20 193 3 677 093

201 Meat products ........................................................ 17 1 417 122 042

2011 Meat packing plants ................................................. 6 D D

2013 Sausages & other prepared meats .................................... 9 228 12 670

2015 Poultry & egg processing............................................. 2 D D

202 Dairy products ........................................................ 25 3 406 125 972 2022 Cheese, natural & processed ......................................... 5 D D 2023 Condensed & evaporated milk ........................................ 1 D D 2024 Ice cream & frozen desserts .......................................... 11 D D 2026 Fluid milk .......................................................... 8 2 985 105 273

203 Preserved fruits & vegetables........................................... 36 1 474 98 392

2032 Canned specialties .................................................. 7 D D

2033 Canned fruits & vegetables ........................................... 13 575 27 397

2034 Dehydrated fruits, vegetables, & soups ................................ 1 D D

2035 Pickles, sauces, & salad dressings .................................... 3 36 686

2037 Frozen fruits & vegetables............................................ 3 D D

2038 Frozen specialties, nec .............................................. 9 319 16 331

204 Grain mill products .................................................... 21 776 100 202

2041 Flour & other grain mill products ...................................... 1 D D

2045 Blended & prepared flour............................................. 2 D D

2048 Prepared feeds, nec ................................................. 18 D D

205 Bakery products ...................................................... 117 2 315 92 536

2051 Bread, cake, & related products ....................................... 106 1 705 63 863

2052 Cookies & crackers.................................................. 9 D D

2053 Frozen bakery products, except bread ................................. 2 D D

206 Sugar & confectionery products ......................................... 18 800 128 688

2062 Cane sugar refining ................................................. 2 D D 2064 Candy & other confectionery products & chewing gum 14 ................... D D 2066 Chocolate & cocoa products .......................................... 2 D D

207 Fats & oils............................................................ 4 340 48 461

2076 Vegetable oil mills, nec .............................................. 1 D D

2079 Shortening & cooking oils ............................................ 3 D D

208 Beverages ........................................................... 39 3 029 2 637 927

2082 Malt beverages ..................................................... 1 D D

2084 Wines, brandy, & brandy spirits ....................................... 2 D D

2085 Distilled liquor, except brandy......................................... 6 D D

2086 Bottled & canned soft drinks .......................................... 17 702 103 285

2087 Flavoring extracts & syrups, nec ...................................... 13 D D

209 Miscellaneous food & kindred products................................... 54 6 636 322 873

2091 Canned & cured seafood............................................. 5 5 318 198 285 2092 Fresh or frozen seafood.............................................. 1 D D 2095 Roasted coffee ..................................................... 7 334 81 761 2096 Potato chips & similar snacks ......................................... 3 D D 2097 Manufactured ice ................................................... 24 D D 2098 Macaroni & spaghetti ................................................ 2 D D 2099 Food preparations, nec .............................................. 12 248 10 578

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Current and Historical Data by Industry Group and Industry: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry Establishments

(number)

All employees+

(number)

Value added by manufacture

($1,000)

1992mCon.

21 Tobacco products...................................................... 6 D D

211 Cigarettes............................................................ 1 D D 2111 Cigarettes.......................................................... 1 D D

212 Cigars ............................................................... 4 D D 2121 Cigars ............................................................. 4 D D

214 Tobacco stemming & redrying .......................................... 1 D D 2141 Tobacco stemming & redrying ........................................ 1 D D

22 Textile mill products ................................................... 26 3 324 105 626

221 Broadwoven fabric mills, cotton ......................................... 1 D D 2211 Weaving mills, cotton ................................................ 1 D D

222 Broadwoven fabric mills, manmade fiber & silk 1 ............................ D D 2221 Weaving mills, synthetics............................................. 1 D D

224 Narrow fabric mills .................................................... 1 D D 2241 Narrow fabric mills .................................................. 1 D D

225 Knitting mills.......................................................... 13 2 478 58 797 2253 Knit outerwear mills ................................................. 11 D D 2254 Knit underwear mills ................................................. 1 D D 2258 Lace & warp knit fabric mills .......................................... 1 D D

227 Carpets & rugs ....................................................... 3 D D 2273 Carpets & rugs ..................................................... 3 D D

228 Yarn & thread mills .................................................... 1 D D 2281 Yarn spinning mills .................................................. 1 D D

229 Miscellaneous textile goods ............................................ 6 D D 2299 Textile goods, nec................................................... 6 D D

23 Apparel & other textile products ........................................ 285 31 320 900 183

231 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats ............................................ 9 1 174 31 275 2311 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats .......................................... 9 1 174 31 275

232 Men’s & boys’ furnishings .............................................. 78 11 879 341 274 2321 Shirts, men’s & boys’ ................................................ 14 1 700 20 222 2322 Men’s & boys’ underwear & nightwear ................................. 7 D D 2323 Men’s & boys’ neckwear ............................................. 1 D D 2325 Men’s & boys’ trousers & slacks....................................... 14 2 853 75 682 2326 Men’s & boys’ work clothing .......................................... 26 3 320 113 990 2329 Men’s & boys’ clothing, nec........................................... 16 D D

233 Women’s & children’s outerwear ........................................ 72 4 287 88 548

2331 Women’s blouses & waists ........................................... 17 2 068 42 569

2335 Women’s dresses ................................................... 45 1 378 28 571

2337 Women’s suits & coats............................................... 1 D D

2339 Women’s outerwear, nec............................................. 9 D D

234 Women’s & children’s undergarments.................................... 72 10 824 346 262

2341 Women’s & children’s underwear...................................... 40 5 120 103 533

2342 Brassieres & allied garments ......................................... 32 5 704 242 729

235 Hats, caps, & millinery ................................................. 1 D D

2353 Hats, caps, & millinery ............................................... 1 D D

236 Girls’ & children’s outerwear ............................................ 12 1 036 21 638

2361 Girls’ & children’s dresses & blouses................................... 8 771 15 334

2369 Girls’ & children’s outerwear, nec...................................... 4 265 6 304

238 Miscellaneous apparel & accessories .................................... 5 D D 2384 Robes & dressing gowns............................................. 2 D D 2387 Apparel belts ....................................................... 1 D D 2389 Apparel & accessories, nec........................................... 2 D D

239 Miscellaneous fabricated textile products ................................. 36 1 896 65 408

2391 Curtains & draperies................................................. 6 64 2 211

2392 Housefurnishings, nec ............................................... 9 551 28 059 2393 Textile bags ........................................................ 3 D D 2394 Canvas & related products ........................................... 2 D D 2395 Pleating & stitching .................................................. 8 D D 2396 Automotive & apparel trimmings ...................................... 4 D D 2399 Fabricated textile products, nec ....................................... 4 D D

24 Lumber & wood products............................................... 106 D D

243 Millwork, plywood, & structural members ................................. 89 744 22 856 2431 Millwork............................................................ 26 187 6 401 2434 Wood kitchen cabinets............................................... 59 549 16 298 2439 Structural wood members, nec........................................ 4 8 157

244 Wood containers ...................................................... 6 D D

2448 Wood pallets & skids ................................................ 5 D D

2449 Wood containers, nec ............................................... 1 D D

249 Miscellaneous wood products........................................... 11 D D

2491 Wood preserving.................................................... 5 D D

2493 Reconstituted wood products ......................................... 1 D D

2499 Wood products, nec ................................................. 5 D D

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Current and Historical Data by Industry Group and Industry: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry Establishments

(number)

All employees+

(number)

Value added by manufacture

($1,000)

1992mCon.

25 Furniture & fixtures .................................................... 143 2 310 112 589

251 Household furniture ................................................... 110 1 646 71 538

2511 Wood household furniture ............................................ 51 521 14 666

2512 Upholstered household furniture ...................................... 24 388 15 412

2514 Metal household furniture ............................................ 7 129 6 643

2515 Mattresses & bedsprings ............................................. 18 345 17 673

2519 Household furniture, nec ............................................. 10 263 17 144

252 Office furniture........................................................ 6 D D 2521 Wood office furniture ................................................ 3 D D 2522 Office furniture, except wood ......................................... 3 D D

253 Public building & related furniture........................................ 8 D D

2531 Public building & related furniture...................................... 8 D D

254 Partitions & fixtures.................................................... 10 65 3 225

2541 Wood partitions & fixtures ............................................ 8 D D

2542 Partitions & fixtures, except wood ..................................... 2 D D

259 Miscellaneous furniture & fixtures ....................................... 9 102 5 259

2591 Drapery hardware, blinds, & shades ................................... 6 D D

2599 Furniture & fixtures, nec.............................................. 3 D D

26 Paper & allied products ................................................ 55 2 732 171 795

261 Pulp mills ............................................................ 1 D D 2611 Pulp mills .......................................................... 1 D D

262 Paper mills ........................................................... 3 D D 2621 Paper mills ......................................................... 3 D D

263 Paperboard mills ...................................................... 7 D D

2631 Paperboard mills .................................................... 7 D D

265 Paperboard containers & boxes ......................................... 23 1 923 120 569

2652 Setup paperboard boxes ............................................. 3 D D

2653 Corrugated & solid fiber boxes ........................................ 11 802 68 505

2655 Fiber cans, drums, & similar products .................................. 1 D D

2657 Folding paperboard boxes............................................ 8 927 46 804

267 Miscellaneous converted paper products ................................. 21 609 37 588 2671 Papermcoated & laminated, packaging ................................ 2 D D 2673 Bagsmplastics, laminated, & coated ................................... 6 173 11 899 2674 Bagsmuncoated paper & multiwall .................................... 1 D D 2676 Sanitary paper products.............................................. 1 D D 2677 Envelopes.......................................................... 1 D D 2679 Converted paper products, nec ....................................... 10 165 5 890

27 Printing & publishing................................................... 192 4 121 325 177

271 Newspapers.......................................................... 16 1 467 144 851

2711 Newspapers........................................................ 16 1 467 144 851

272 Periodicals ........................................................... 9 D D

2721 Periodicals ......................................................... 9 D D

273 Books ............................................................... 10 139 4 312

2731 Book publishing..................................................... 9 D D

2732 Book printing ....................................................... 1 D D

274 Miscellaneous publishing............................................... 10 D D

2741 Miscellaneous publishing............................................. 10 D D

275 Commercial printing ................................................... 131 2 034 109 897 2752 Commercial printing, lithographic...................................... 70 1 275 57 152 2754 Commercial printing, gravure ......................................... 7 107 4 616 2759 Commercial printing, nec............................................. 54 652 48 129

276 Manifold business forms ............................................... 8 154 16 018

2761 Manifold business forms ............................................. 8 154 16 018

278 Blankbooks & bookbinding ............................................. 2 D D 2782 Blankbooks & looseleaf binders ....................................... 2 D D

279 Printing trade services ................................................. 6 36 1 822 2791 Typesetting......................................................... 2 D D 2796 Platemaking services ................................................ 4 D D

28 Chemicals & allied products ............................................ 190 31 161 11 014 927

281 Industrial inorganic chemicals........................................... 9 175 21 682

2813 Industrial gases ..................................................... 2 D D

2819 Industrial inorganic chemicals, nec .................................... 7 D D

282 Plastics materials & synthetics .......................................... 18 2 303 109 811 2821 Plastics materials & resins............................................ 16 D D

2823 Cellulosic manmade fibers ........................................... 2 D D

283 Drugs................................................................ 88 24 892 9 978 394 2833 Medicinals & botanicals .............................................. 8 D D 2834 Pharmaceutical preparations ......................................... 74 22 163 9 282 768 2835 Diagnostic substances ............................................... 5 1 142 426 895 2836 Biological products, except diagnostic.................................. 1 D D

284 Soaps, cleaners, & toilet goods ......................................... 30 1 981 218 959

2841 Soap & other detergents ............................................. 9 462 66 753

2842 Polishes & sanitation goods .......................................... 3 D D

2843 Surface active agents................................................ 2 D D

2844 Toilet preparations .................................................. 16 1 374 147 983

285 Paints & allied products ................................................ 13 476 50 502

2851 Paints & allied products .............................................. 13 476 50 502

286 Industrial organic chemicals ............................................ 2 D D 2865 Cyclic crudes & intermediates......................................... 1 D D 2869 Industrial organic chemicals, nec ...................................... 1 D D

287 Agricultural chemicals ................................................. 7 D D 2873 Nitrogenous fertilizers................................................ 3 43 3 106

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Current and Historical Data by Industry Group and Industry: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry Establishments

(number)

All employees+

(number)

Value added by manufacture

($1,000)

1992mCon.

28 Chemicals & allied productsmCon.

287 Agricultural chemicalsmCon.

2874 Phosphatic fertilizers ................................................ 1 D D

2875 Fertilizers, mixing only ............................................... 2 D D

2879 Agricultural chemicals, nec ........................................... 1 D D

289 Miscellaneous chemical products........................................ 23 632 163 578

2891 Adhesives & sealants................................................ 7 313 64 265

2899 Chemical preparations, nec........................................... 16 319 99 313

29 Petroleum & coal products ............................................. 24 1 562 1 055 516

291 Petroleum refining..................................................... 9 979 1 008 678

2911 Petroleum refining................................................... 9 979 1 008 678

295 Asphalt paving & roofing materials....................................... 14 D D

2951 Asphalt paving mixtures & blocks...................................... 13 D D

2952 Asphalt felts & coatings .............................................. 1 D D

299 Miscellaneous petroleum & coal products ................................ 1 D D

2992 Lubricating oils & greases ............................................ 1 D D

30 Rubber & miscellaneous plastics products 92 .............................. 4 252 243 964

301 Tires & inner tubes .................................................... 1 D D 3011 Tires & inner tubes .................................................. 1 D D

305 Hose & belting & gaskets & packing ..................................... 4 D D

3052 Rubber & plastics hose & belting ...................................... 3 D D

3053 Gaskets, packing & sealing devices ................................... 1 D D

306 Fabricated rubber products, nec ........................................ 10 309 17 207

3069 Fabricated rubber products, nec ...................................... 10 309 17 207

308 Miscellaneous plastics products, nec .................................... 77 3 850 222 213

3081 Unsupported plastics film & sheet ..................................... 1 D D

3083 Laminated plastics plate & sheet ...................................... 6 D D

3085 Plastics bottles...................................................... 11 921 51 489

3086 Plastics foam products............................................... 4 D D

3087 Custom compound purchased resins .................................. 1 D D

3089 Plastics products, nec ............................................... 54 2 217 146 189

31 Leather & leather products ............................................. 31 5 785 226 890

314 Footwear, except rubber ............................................... 18 4 361 156 061 3142 House slippers...................................................... 2 D D 3143 Men’s footwear, except athletic ....................................... 9 D D 3144 Women’s footwear, except athletic .................................... 3 D D 3149 Footwear, except rubber, nec ......................................... 4 D D

315 Leather gloves & mittens ............................................... 1 D D

3151 Leather gloves & mittens ............................................. 1 D D

316 Luggage ............................................................. 2 D D

3161 Luggage ........................................................... 2 D D

317 Handbags & personal leather goods ..................................... 8 1 297 65 213

3171 Women’s handbags & purses......................................... 3 D D

3172 Personal leather goods, nec .......................................... 5 D D

319 Leather goods, nec.................................................... 2 D D 3199 Leather goods, nec.................................................. 2 D D

32 Stone, clay, & glass products ........................................... 174 4 517 318 760

321 Flat glass ............................................................ 2 D D

3211 Flat glass .......................................................... 2 D D

322 Glass & glassware, pressed or blown .................................... 5 D D 3229 Pressed & blown glass, nec .......................................... 5 D D

323 Products of purchased glass............................................ 9 582 41 650 3231 Products of purchased glass.......................................... 9 582 41 650

324 Cement, hydraulic..................................................... 1 D D 3241 Cement, hydraulic................................................... 1 D D

325 Structural clay products ................................................ 3 D D

3251 Brick & structural clay tile ............................................ 1 D D

3253 Ceramic wall & floor tile .............................................. 2 D D

326 Pottery & related products.............................................. 6 153 6 255

3261 Vitreous plumbing fixtures ............................................ 2 D D

3269 Pottery products, nec ................................................ 4 D D

327 Concrete, gypsum, & plaster products ................................... 122 2 678 222 046 3271 Concrete brick & block ............................................... 38 509 24 498 3272 Concrete products, nec .............................................. 33 1 282 108 290 3273 Ready~mixed concrete ............................................... 51 887 89 258

328 Cut stone & stone products............................................. 17 479 18 518 3281 Cut stone & stone products........................................... 17 479 18 518

329 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral products 9 .............................. 190 10 877

3291 Abrasive products ................................................... 1 D D

3292 Asbestos products .................................................. 2 D D

3299 Nonmetallic mineral products, nec..................................... 6 D D

34 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Current and Historical Data by Industry Group and Industry: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry Establishments

(number)

All employees+

(number)

Value added by manufacture

($1,000)

1992mCon.

33 Primary metal industries ............................................... 27 D D

331 Blast furnace & basic steel products ..................................... 8 206 18 922

3312 Blast furnaces & steel mills ........................................... 5 D D

3315 Steel wire & related products ......................................... 3 D D

332 Iron & steel foundries .................................................. 3 D D 3321 Gray iron foundries .................................................. 3 D D

334 Secondary nonferrous metals........................................... 4 82 2 258

3341 Secondary nonferrous metals......................................... 4 82 2 258

335 Nonferrous rolling & drawing............................................ 5 193 9 346

3353 Aluminum sheet, plate, & foil ......................................... 1 D D

3354 Aluminum extruded products ......................................... 3 D D

3355 Aluminum rolling & drawing, nec ...................................... 1 D D

336 Nonferrous foundries (castings) ......................................... 1 D D

3363 Aluminum die~castings............................................... 1 D D

339 Miscellaneous primary metal products ................................... 6 137 14 920 3398 Metal heat treating .................................................. 1 D D 3399 Primary metal products, nec .......................................... 5 D D

34 Fabricated metal products .............................................. 211 4 924 313 449

341 Metal cans & shipping containers........................................ 11 455 87 072

3411 Metal cans ......................................................... 10 D D

3412 Metal barrels, drums, & pails ......................................... 1 D D

342 Cutlery, handtools, & hardware ......................................... 6 D D

3421 Cutlery............................................................. 1 D D

3423 Hand & edge tools, nec .............................................. 1 D D

3425 Hand saws & saw blades............................................. 1 D D

3429 Hardware, nec ...................................................... 3 110 4 518

343 Plumbing & heating, except electric...................................... 5 D D

3433 Heating equipment, except electric .................................... 5 D D

344 Fabricated structural metal products ..................................... 134 2 961 140 675 3441 Fabricated structural metal ........................................... 14 335 14 706 3442 Metal doors, sash, & trim............................................. 33 1 252 53 518 3443 Fabricated plate work, boiler shops .................................... 13 338 12 797 3444 Sheet metal work ................................................... 17 505 39 742 3446 Architectural metal work ............................................. 45 D D 3448 Prefabricated metal buildings ......................................... 2 D D 3449 Miscellaneous metal work ............................................ 10 228 9 463

345 Screw machine products, bolts, etc ...................................... 13 262 17 319 3451 Screw machine products ............................................. 6 176 11 384 3452 Bolts, nuts, rivets, & washers ......................................... 7 86 5 935

346 Metal forgings & stampings............................................. 10 212 14 739

3469 Metal stampings, nec ................................................ 10 212 14 739

347 Metal services, nec.................................................... 7 336 9 520

3471 Plating & polishing .................................................. 6 D D

3479 Metal coating & allied services ........................................ 1 D D

349 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products ................................. 25 472 30 828

3493 Steel springs, except wire ............................................ 1 D D

3494 Valves & pipe fittings, nec ............................................ 1 D D

3495 Wire springs........................................................ 1 D D

3496 Miscellaneous fabricated wire products ................................ 6 208 16 328

3498 Fabricated pipe & fittings ............................................. 1 D D

3499 Fabricated metal products, nec ....................................... 15 208 11 006

35 Industrial machinery & equipment....................................... 74 5 373 702 396

352 Farm & garden machinery.............................................. 1 D D 3523 Farm machinery & equipment......................................... 1 D D

353 Construction & related machinery ....................................... 5 D D

3531 Construction machinery .............................................. 1 D D

3534 Elevators & moving stairways......................................... 1 D D

3535 Conveyors & conveying equipment .................................... 3 D D

354 Metalworking machinery ............................................... 18 D D 3541 Machine tools, metal cutting types..................................... 1 D D 3544 Special dies, tools, jigs, & fixtures ..................................... 11 104 6 441 3545 Machine tool accessories ............................................ 1 D D 3546 Power~driven handtools .............................................. 3 D D 3548 Welding apparatus .................................................. 1 D D 3549 Metalworking machinery, nec ......................................... 1 D D

355 Special industry machinery ............................................. 6 19 770 3553 Woodworking machinery ............................................. 3 4 288

3556 Food products machinery ............................................ 2 D D

3559 Special industry machinery, nec....................................... 1 D D

356 General industrial machinery ........................................... 9 809 94 514

3561 Pumps & pumping equipment......................................... 1 D D

3562 Ball & roller bearings ................................................ 1 D D

3564 Blowers & fans...................................................... 1 D D

3565 Packaging machinery................................................ 1 D D

3569 General industrial machinery, nec ..................................... 5 D D

357 Computer & office equipment ........................................... 17 3 247 473 407

3571 Electronic computers ................................................ 9 1 585 221 384

3572 Computer storage devices ........................................... 2 D D

3575 Computer terminals ................................................. 1 D D

3577 Computer peripheral equipment, nec .................................. 2 D D

3579 Office machines, nec ................................................ 3 D D

358 Refrigeration & service machinery ....................................... 6 D D 3585 Refrigeration & heating equipment..................................... 6 D D

359 Industrial machinery, nec............................................... 12 58 2 953 3599 Industrial machinery, nec............................................. 12 58 2 953

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Current and Historical Data by Industry Group and Industry: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry Establishments

(number)

All employees+

(number)

Value added by manufacture

($1,000)

1992mCon.

36 Electronic & other electric equipment ................................... 114 17 224 1 691 770

361 Electric distribution equipment .......................................... 21 3 701 281 425

3612 Transformers ....................................................... 9 D D

3613 Switchgear & switchboard apparatus .................................. 12 D D

362 Electrical industrial apparatus........................................... 11 1 261 144 198 3621 Motors & generators................................................. 1 D D 3624 Carbon & graphite products .......................................... 1 D D 3625 Relays & industrial controls........................................... 5 590 42 190 3629 Electrical industrial apparatus, nec .................................... 4 D D

363 Household appliances ................................................. 6 D D

3639 Household appliances, nec ........................................... 6 D D

364 Electric lighting & wiring equipment ...................................... 21 2 296 185 158

3641 Electric lamps ...................................................... 2 D D

3643 Current~carrying wiring devices ....................................... 12 1 503 121 824

3644 Noncurrent~carrying wiring devices .................................... 1 D D

3645 Residential lighting fixtures ........................................... 3 D D

3648 Lighting equipment, nec.............................................. 3 D D

365 Household audio & video equipment..................................... 1 D D

3651 Household audio & video equipment................................... 1 D D

366 Communications equipment ............................................ 16 3 331 385 709 3661 Telephone & telegraph apparatus ..................................... 9 D D 3663 Radio & TV communications equipment................................ 3 D D 3669 Communications equipment, nec...................................... 4 D D

367 Electronic components & accessories.................................... 30 5 519 585 043 3671 Electron tubes ...................................................... 2 D D 3672 Printed circuit boards ................................................ 9 1 174 169 381 3674 Semiconductors & related devices..................................... 2 D D 3677 Electronic coils & transformers ........................................ 3 521 32 523 3678 Electronic connectors................................................ 1 D D 3679 Electronic components, nec .......................................... 13 3 150 323 902

369 Miscellaneous electrical equipment & supplies 8 ............................ 1 078 107 443

3691 Storage batteries.................................................... 2 D D

3694 Engine electrical equipment .......................................... 1 D D

3695 Magnetic & optical recording media.................................... 1 D D

3699 Electrical equipment & supplies, nec................................... 4 D D

37 Transportation equipment .............................................. 34 1 315 98 584

371 Motor vehicles & equipment ............................................ 19 1 221 92 417

3711 Motor vehicles & car bodies .......................................... 1 D D

3713 Truck & bus bodies.................................................. 2 D D

3714 Motor vehicle parts & accessories ..................................... 16 1 158 89 424

372 Aircraft & parts........................................................ 1 D D 3728 Aircraft parts & equipment, nec ....................................... 1 D D

373 Ship & boat building & repairing ......................................... 10 D D

3731 Ship building & repairing ............................................. 2 D D

3732 Boat building & repairing ............................................. 8 D D

379 Miscellaneous transportation equipment.................................. 4 59 2 885

3799 Transportation equipment, nec........................................ 4 59 2 885

38 Instruments & related products ......................................... 65 12 398 1 296 702

381 Search & navigation equipment ......................................... 1 D D

3812 Search & navigation equipment ....................................... 1 D D

382 Measuring & controlling devices......................................... 15 1 292 225 752

3821 Laboratory apparatus & furniture ...................................... 1 D D

3822 Environmental controls............................................... 2 D D

3823 Process control instruments .......................................... 4 253 13 656

3825 Instruments to measure electricity ..................................... 3 D D

3826 Analytical instruments ............................................... 1 D D

3827 Optical instruments & lenses ......................................... 2 D D

3829 Measuring & controlling devices, nec .................................. 2 D D

384 Medical instruments & supplies ......................................... 40 10 044 1 003 286

3841 Surgical & medical instruments ....................................... 23 6 634 636 019

3842 Surgical appliances & supplies........................................ 15 D D

3843 Dental equipment & supplies ......................................... 1 D D

3845 Electromedical equipment ............................................ 1 D D

385 Ophthalmic goods..................................................... 7 D D

3851 Ophthalmic goods................................................... 7 D D

386 Photographic equipment & supplies ..................................... 1 D D

3861 Photographic equipment & supplies ................................... 1 D D

387 Watches, clocks, watchcases, & parts ................................... 1 D D

3873 Watches, clocks, & watchcases ....................................... 1 D D

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries................................. 78 2 754 215 247

391 Jewelry, silverware, & plated ware....................................... 18 605 65 080

3911 Jewelry, precious metal .............................................. 14 301 22 228

3914 Silverware & plated ware............................................. 2 D D

3915 Jewelers’ materials & lapidary work.................................... 2 D D

393 Musical instruments ................................................... 1 D D

3931 Musical instruments ................................................. 1 D D

394 Toys & sporting goods ................................................. 6 85 1 711

3942 Dolls .............................................................. 1 D D

3944 Games, toys, & children’s vehicles .................................... 1 D D

3949 Sporting & athletic goods, nec ........................................ 4 D D

395 Pens, pencils, office, & art supplies ...................................... 5 D D

3952 Lead pencils & art goods ............................................. 4 D D

3953 Marking devices .................................................... 1 D D

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Current and Historical Data by Industry Group and Industry: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry Establishments

(number)

All employees+

(number)

Value added by manufacture

($1,000)

1992mCon.

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industriesmCon.

396 Costume jewelry & notions ............................................. 9 D D 3961 Costume jewelry .................................................... 7 D D 3965 Fasteners, buttons, needles, & pins ................................... 2 D D

399 Miscellaneous mfg .................................................... 39 563 37 230 3993 Signs & advertising displays .......................................... 19 250 11 627 3995 Burial caskets ...................................................... 3 86 6 039 3999 Mfg industries, nec .................................................. 17 227 19 564

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Number of Production Workers and Hours Worked by Industry Group and Industry:

1997

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Production workers Hours worked

Establish~

ments

(number)

Average

for

the year

(number)

March

(number)

May

(number)

August

(number)

November

(number)

Total

(number)

January

through

March

(number)

April

through

June

(number)

July

through

September

(number)

October

through

December

(number)

All manufacturing

industries 2 092 ............ 126 580 125 288 126 811 126 368 127 045 232 237 662 55 799 255 59 148 856 58 396 497 58 893 054

20 Food & kindred products 287 ......... 12 534 12 851 12 655 12 150 12 397 23 555 998 5 484 536 6 098 317 5 853 489 6 119 656

201 Meat products 18 .................. 1 356 1 356 1 344 1 348 1 376 2 496 674 614 749 665 410 600 860 615 655 2011 Meat packing plants 7 ........... 284 279 278 290 291 505 745 122 433 124 261 127 066 131 985 2013 Sausages & other prepared meats 7 ...................... ccccc DDDD D 2015 Poultry & egg processing 4 ...... fffff DDDD D

202 Dairy products 22 .................. 1 189 1 184 1 208 1 180 1 174 2 491 415 625 528 574 905 645 113 645 869 2021 Creamery butter – .............. ––––– –––– – 2022 Cheese, natural & processed 5 ... ccccc DDDD D 2023 Condensed & evaporated milk 1 .. aaaaa DDDD D

2024 Ice cream & frozen desserts 12 .... 116 120 124 108 104 193 651 42 297 50 124 50 724 50 506 2026 Fluid milk 4 .................... fffff DDDD D

203 Preserved fruits & vegetables 36 .... 911 901 918 911 910 1 658 663 399 064 415 929 420 283 423 387 2032 Canned specialties 1 ............ ccccc DDDD D 2033 Canned fruits & vegetables 19 ..... 273 257 266 273 295 465 320 112 099 113 098 115 397 124 726 2034 Dehydrated fruits, vegetables, &

soups 1 ...................... aaaaa DDDD D 2035 Pickles, sauces, & salad

dressings 1 ................... aaaaa DDDD D

2037 Frozen fruits & vegetables 4 ..... ccccc DDDD D

2038 Frozen specialties, nec 10 ........ 311 304 310 324 306 556 747 130 329 143 775 143 157 139 486

204 Grain mill products 23 .............. 623 623 644 598 617 1 207 520 292 695 307 158 297 426 310 241

2041 Flour & other grain mill

products 3 .................... ccccc DDDD D

2043 Cereal breakfast foods – ........ ––––– –––– –

2044 Rice milling 1 .................. ccccc DDDD D

2045 Blended & prepared flour 1 ...... aaaaa DDDD –

2046 Wet corn milling – .............. ––––– –––– –

2047 Dog & cat food – ............... ––––– –––– –

2048 Prepared feeds, nec 18 .......... 374 356 379 370 385 692 378 165 135 173 121 172 620 181 502

205 Bakery products 66 ................ 1 265 1 283 1 258 1 260 1 237 2 092 413 514 372 522 299 532 625 523 117

2051 Bread, cake, & related

products 55 .................... 933 934 926 938 920 1 472 672 360 839 369 312 369 443 373 078

2052 Cookies & crackers 10 ........... eeeee DDDD D

2053 Frozen bakery products, except

bread 1 ...................... aaaaa DDDD D

206 Sugar & confectionery products 18 ... 683 660 671 694 705 1 167 342 271 547 288 198 301 735 305 862

2061 Raw cane sugar – .............. ––––– –––– –

2062 Cane sugar refining – ........... ––––– –––– –

2063 Beet sugar 1 ................... aaaaa DDDD D

2064 Candy & other confectionery

products & chewing gum 17 ...... fffff DDDD D

2066 Chocolate & cocoa products – .... ––––– –––– –

2067 Chewing gum – ................ ––––– –––– –

2068 Salted & roasted nuts & seeds – .. ––––– –––– –

207 Fats & oils 3 ..................... 177 183 178 179 167 376 046 96 613 94 556 95 128 89 749 2074 Cottonseed oil mills – ........... ––––– –––– – 2075 Soybean oil mills 1 .............. aaaaa DDDD D 2076 Vegetable oil mills, nec – ........ ––––– –––– – 2077 Animal & marine fats & oils – ..... ––––– –––– – 2079 Shortening & cooking oils 2 ...... ccccc DDDD D

208 Beverages 49 ..................... 2 338 2 274 2 347 2 350 2 367 6 225 189 1 375 308 1 589 136 1 641 264 1 619 481 2082 Malt beverages 2 ............... eeeee DDDD D 2083 Malt – ......................... ––––– –––– – 2084 Wines, brandy, & brandy spirits 1 . aaaaa DDDD D 2085 Distilled liquor, except brandy 3 .. eeeee DDDD D 2086 Bottled & canned soft drinks 30 .... 1 180 1 127 1 210 1 183 1 194 4 230 520 973 302 1 050 233 1 102 867 1 104 118 2087 Flavoring extracts & syrups, nec 13 ........................ fffff DDDD D

209 Miscellaneous food & kindred products 52 ...................... 3 992 4 387 4 087 3 630 3 844 5 840 736 1 294 660 1 640 726 1 319 055 1 586 295 2091 Canned & cured seafood 2 ...... hhhhh DDDD D

2092 Fresh or frozen seafood 2 ....... aaaaa DDDD D

2095 Roasted coffee 9 ............... 216 208 217 213 219 336 713 85 179 83 642 81 605 86 287

2096 Potato chips & similar snacks 2 ... bbbbb DDDD D

2097 Manufactured ice 24 ............. 160 170 156 149 153 276 213 66 608 68 441 70 604 70 560

2098 Macaroni & spaghetti 1 .......... bbbbb DDDD D

2099 Food preparations, nec 12 ........ 181 182 182 186 172 238 414 59 057 60 244 60 668 58 445

21 Tobacco products 4 ............... ggggg DDDD D

211 Cigarettes 1 ..................... eeeee DDDD D

2111 Cigarettes 1 ................... eeeee DDDD D

212 Cigars 3 ......................... fffff DDDD D

2121 Cigars 3 ....................... fffff DDDD D

213 Chewing & smoking tobacco – ..... ––––– –––– – 2131 Chewing & smoking tobacco – ... ––––– –––– –

214 Tobacco stemming & redrying – .... ––––– –––– –

2141 Tobacco stemming & redrying – .. ––––– –––– –

38 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Number of Production Workers and Hours Worked by Industry Group and Industry:

1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Production workers Hours worked

Establish~

ments

(number)

Average

for

the year

(number)

March

(number)

May

(number)

August

(number)

November

(number)

Total

(number)

January

through

March

(number)

April

through

June

(number)

July

through

September

(number)

October

through

December

(number)

22 Textile mill products 20 ............. 2 372 2 492 2 505 2 440 2 044 4 287 810 1 129 960 1 159 031 1 067 280 931 539

221 Broadwoven fabric mills, cotton 1 ... aaaaa DDDD D

2211 Weaving mills, cotton 1 .......... aaaaa DDDD D

222 Broadwoven fabric mills,

manmade fiber & silk 1 ........... aaaaa D D D – –

2221 Weaving mills, synthetics 1 ...... aaaaa D D D – –

223 Broadwoven fabric mills, wool – .... ––––– –––– –

2231 Weaving & finishing mills, wool – . ––––– –––– –

224 Narrow fabric mills – .............. ––––– –––– – 2241 Narrow fabric mills – ............ ––––– –––– –

225 Knitting mills 8 ................... 2 021 2 135 2 143 2 100 1 701 3 718 228 984 537 1 012 060 929 615 792 016 2251 Women’s hosiery, except socks 1 ...................... eeeee DDDD D 2252 Hosiery, nec – ................. ––––– –––– – 2253 Knit outerwear mills 7 ........... ggggg DDDD D 2254 Knit underwear mills – ........... ––––– –––– – 2257 Circular knit fabric mills – ........ ––––– –––– – 2258 Lace & warp knit fabric mills – .... ––––– –––– – 2259 Knitting mills, nec – ............. ––––– –––– –

226 Textile finishing, except wool 3 ..... bbbbb DDDD D

2261 Finishing plants, cotton 2 ........ aaaaa DDDD D

2262 Finishing plants, synthetics – ..... ––––– –––– – 2269 Finishing plants, nec 1 .......... bbbbb DDDD D

227 Carpets & rugs 1 ................. aaaaa DDDD D

2273 Carpets & rugs 1 ............... aaaaa DDDD D

228 Yarn & thread mills 1 .............. bbbbb DDDD D

2281 Yarn spinning mills 1 ............ bbbbb DDDD D

2282 Yarn throwing & winding mills – .. ––––– –––– –

2284 Thread mills – .................. ––––– –––– –

229 Miscellaneous textile goods 5 ...... 176 182 177 168 176 289 043 73 405 73 508 69 112 73 018 2295 Coated fabrics, not rubberized – .. ––––– –––– – 2296 Tire cord & fabric 1 ............. bbbbb DDDD D 2297 Nonwoven fabrics – ............. ––––– –––– – 2298 Cordage & twine – .............. ––––– –––– – 2299 Textile goods, nec 4 ............ cccbc D D D D D

23 Apparel & other textile products 223 .. 19 816 20 479 20 043 19 457 19 178 33 095 158 8 262 919 8 629 336 8 344 684 7 858 219

231 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats 10 ...... 1 310 1 296 1 283 1 339 1 323 2 233 831 512 380 565 004 590 754 565 693

2311 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats 10 .... 1 310 1 296 1 283 1 339 1 323 2 233 831 512 380 565 004 590 754 565 693

232 Men’s & boys’ furnishings 69 ........ 8 431 8 594 8 507 8 439 8 138 14 925 899 3 661 154 3 884 446 3 845 293 3 535 006

2321 Shirts, men’s & boys’ 19 .......... ggggg DDDD D

2322 Men’s & boys’ underwear &

nightwear 8 ................... ggggg DDDD D

2323 Men’s & boys’ neckwear – ....... ––––– –––– –

2325 Men’s & boys’ trousers &

slacks 10 ...................... 1 173 1 286 1 185 1 133 1 086 2 131 896 551 743 561 802 544 311 474 040

2326 Men’s & boys’ work clothing 16 .... 1 990 2 027 2 048 2 052 1 823 3 299 331 812 258 875 974 859 562 751 537

2329 Men’s & boys’ clothing, nec 16 .... 2 345 2 311 2 374 2 326 2 357 4 718 835 1 122 575 1 219 835 1 202 155 1 174 270

233 Women’s & children’s outerwear 52 .. 1 649 1 690 1 706 1 609 1 576 2 768 939 656 106 735 822 691 630 685 381

2331 Women’s blouses & waists 5 ..... 194 198 197 192 190 309 868 74 602 78 857 78 081 78 328 2335 Women’s dresses 32 ............. 508 522 515 475 512 775 239 192 631 193 879 186 648 202 081 2337 Women’s suits & coats 4 ........ 84 71 87 93 83 125 445 24 661 37 448 30 973 32 363 2339 Women’s outerwear, nec 11 ...... 863 899 907 849 791 1 558 387 364 212 425 638 395 928 372 609

234 Women’s & children’s undergarments 35 ................ 6 147 6 389 6 176 6 022 5 977 9 504 280 2 470 106 2 493 164 2 359 423 2 181 587 2341 Women’s & children’s underwear 12 .................. 1 021 1 081 1 107 968 920 1 219 610 365 560 331 091 291 762 231 197 2342 Brassieres & allied garments 23 ... 5 126 5 308 5 069 5 054 5 057 8 284 670 2 104 546 2 162 073 2 067 661 1 950 390

235 Hats, caps, & millinery 1 ........... aaaaa DDDD D 2353 Hats, caps, & millinery 1 ......... aaaaa DDDD D

236 Girls’ & children’s outerwear 10 ...... 441 601 469 331 357 574 879 185 233 152 197 121 814 115 635 2361 Girls’ & children’s dresses & blouses 2 ..................... bbbbb DDDD D 2369 Girls’ & children’s outerwear, nec 8 ........................ e feee D D D D D

237 Fur goods – ...................... ––––– –––– – 2371 Fur goods – .................... ––––– –––– –

238 Miscellaneous apparel & accessories 3 ................... cccbb D D D D D 2381 Fabric gloves & mittens – ........ ––––– –––– – 2384 Robes & dressing gowns – ...... ––––– –––– – 2385 Waterproof outer garments – ..... ––––– –––– – 2386 Leather & sheep~lined clothing – .. ––––– –––– – 2387 Apparel belts – ................. ––––– –––– – 2389 Apparel & accessories, nec 3 .... cccbb D D D D D

239 Miscellaneous fabricated textile products 43 ...................... 1 723 1 772 1 750 1 660 1 697 2 890 157 717 039 732 773 711 094 729 251 2391 Curtains & draperies 12 .......... 143 157 150 144 121 250 975 58 129 68 678 66 422 57 746 2392 Housefurnishings, nec 8 ......... 168 137 172 174 185 301 698 59 312 78 522 79 821 84 043

2393 Textile bags 2 .................. fffff DDDD D

2394 Canvas & related products 2 ..... aaaaa DDDD D

2395 Pleating & stitching 9 ............ bcbbb D D D D D

2396 Automotive & apparel

trimmings 4 ................... 45 27 46 52 53 61 481 10 298 14 939 16 399 19 845

2397 Schiffli machine embroideries – .. ––––– –––– –

2399 Fabricated textile products, nec 6 . 548 609 557 486 535 988 227 268 840 239 969 231 867 247 551

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 39

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Number of Production Workers and Hours Worked by Industry Group and Industry:

1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Production workers Hours worked

Establish~

ments

(number)

Average

for

the year

(number)

March

(number)

May

(number)

August

(number)

November

(number)

Total

(number)

January

through

March

(number)

April

through

June

(number)

July

through

September

(number)

October

through

December

(number)

24 Lumber & wood products 117 ........ ggggg DDDD D

241 Logging – ....................... ––––– –––– –

2411 Logging – ..................... ––––– –––– –

242 Sawmills & planing mills 1 ......... aaaaa DDDD D

2421 Sawmills & planing mills,

general – ..................... ––––– –––– –

2426 Hardwood dimension & flooring

mills – ........................ ––––– –––– –

2429 Special product sawmills, nec 1 .. aaaaa DDDD D

243 Millwork, plywood, & structural

members 99 ..................... 1 027 1 031 1 013 1 012 1 027 1 851 047 458 816 463 209 456 313 472 709

2431 Millwork 21 ..................... 317 332 313 312 306 568 662 143 836 142 674 141 505 140 647

2434 Wood kitchen cabinets 75 ........ 704 693 694 694 715 1 271 630 312 587 317 686 312 244 329 113

2435 Hardwood veneer & plywood – ... ––––– –––– –

2436 Softwood veneer & plywood – .... ––––– –––– –

2439 Structural wood members, nec 3 . 6 6 6 6 6 10 755 2 393 2 849 2 564 2 949

244 Wood containers 10 ................ ccccc DDDD D 2441 Nailed wood boxes & shook – .... ––––– –––– – 2448 Wood pallets & skids 9 .......... ccccc DDDD D 2449 Wood containers, nec 1 ......... aaaaa DDDD D

245 Wood buildings & mobile homes 2 .. aaaaa DDDD D 2451 Mobile homes – ................ ––––– –––– – 2452 Prefabricated wood buildings 2 ... aaaaa DDDD D

249 Miscellaneous wood products 5 .... bbbbb DDDD D

2491 Wood preserving 4 ............. 62 66 60 60 60 110 851 29 664 27 269 26 667 27 251

2493 Reconstituted wood products – ... ––––– –––– –

2499 Wood products, nec 1 ........... bbbbb DDDD D

25 Furniture & fixtures 146 .............. 2 010 1 908 2 014 2 029 2 025 3 530 423 835 101 863 212 898 069 934 041

251 Household furniture 112 ............. 1 468 1 365 1 476 1 490 1 491 2 589 668 612 138 632 383 659 221 685 926

2511 Wood household furniture 63 ...... 667 588 660 685 708 1 176 803 264 872 279 662 304 661 327 608

2512 Upholstered household

furniture 24 .................... 367 357 377 368 362 597 833 148 430 147 119 150 217 152 067

2514 Metal household furniture 3 ...... bbbbb DDDD D

2515 Mattresses & bedsprings 19 ...... 337 315 338 343 337 594 758 140 515 148 478 149 588 156 177

2517 Wood TV & radio cabinets – ..... ––––– –––– –

2519 Household furniture, nec 3 ....... bbbbb DDDD D

252 Office furniture 7 ................. 273 264 277 281 267 457 574 108 234 113 366 117 922 118 052 2521 Wood office furniture 3 .......... baaab DDDD D 2522 Office furniture, except wood 4 ... cceec D D D D D

253 Public building & related furniture 9 . 133 132 129 133 135 250 070 55 656 59 942 64 431 70 041

2531 Public building & related

furniture 9 .................... 133 132 129 133 135 250 070 55 656 59 942 64 431 70 041

254 Partitions & fixtures 8 ............. 41 38 42 41 39 69 511 15 153 17 689 17 975 18 694 2541 Wood partitions & fixtures 6 ...... bbbbb DDDD D 2542 Partitions & fixtures, except wood 2 ....................... aaaaa DDDD D

259 Miscellaneous furniture & fixtures 10 . 95 109 90 84 93 163 600 43 920 39 832 38 520 41 328 2591 Drapery hardware, blinds, & shades 8 ..................... bbbbb DDDD D 2599 Furniture & fixtures, nec 2 ....... bbbbb DDDD D

26 Paper & allied products 41 .......... 1 849 1 792 1 855 1 888 1 839 3 351 450 808 542 833 442 882 490 826 976

261 Pulp mills – ...................... ––––– –––– – 2611 Pulp mills – .................... ––––– –––– –

262 Paper mills 4 ..................... 75 70 75 72 80 135 517 34 648 34 127 31 325 35 417 2621 Paper mills 4 ................... 75 70 75 72 80 135 517 34 648 34 127 31 325 35 417

263 Paperboard mills 6 ................ 105 90 109 108 110 189 297 39 545 48 025 52 118 49 609 2631 Paperboard mills 6 .............. 105 90 109 108 110 189 297 39 545 48 025 52 118 49 609

265 Paperboard containers & boxes 19 ... 1 274 1 268 1 262 1 277 1 276 2 276 253 555 682 565 744 589 947 564 880

2652 Setup paperboard boxes 2 ....... bbbbb DDDD D

2653 Corrugated & solid fiber boxes 9 .. 632 640 628 630 625 1 070 625 260 313 254 965 278 152 277 195

2655 Fiber cans, drums, & similar

products 1 .................... bbbbb DDDD D

2656 Sanitary food containers – ....... ––––– –––– –

2657 Folding paperboard boxes 7 ..... fffff DDDD D

267 Miscellaneous converted paper

products 12 ...................... 395 364 409 431 373 750 383 178 667 185 546 209 100 177 070

2671 Papermcoated & laminated,

packaging 1 .................. aaaaa DDDD D

2672 Papermcoated & laminated,

nec – ........................ ––––– –––– –

2673 Bagsmplastics, laminated, &

coated 2 ...................... bbbbb DDDD D

2674 Bagsmuncoated paper & multiwall 1 .................... bbbbb DDDD D 2675 Die~cut paper & board – ......... ––––– –––– – 2676 Sanitary paper products 3 ....... 42 41 42 42 41 81 730 19 702 20 870 20 776 20 382 2677 Envelopes – ................... ––––– –––– – 2678 Stationery products 1 ........... bbbcb D D D D D 2679 Converted paper products, nec 4 . 134 131 135 129 138 275 247 69 962 70 224 64 360 70 701

40 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Number of Production Workers and Hours Worked by Industry Group and Industry:

1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Production workers Hours worked

Establish~

ments

(number)

Average

for

the year

(number)

March

(number)

May

(number)

August

(number)

November

(number)

Total

(number)

January

through

March

(number)

April

through

June

(number)

July

through

September

(number)

October

through

December

(number)

27 Printing & publishing 208 ............ 5 315 4 987 5 375 5 400 5 423 9 420 535 2 160 821 2 408 479 2 399 302 2 451 933

271 Newspapers 26 ................... 2 992 2 812 3 069 3 046 3 031 5 377 783 1 226 700 1 385 878 1 368 364 1 396 841

2711 Newspapers 26 ................. 2 992 2 812 3 069 3 046 3 031 5 377 783 1 226 700 1 385 878 1 368 364 1 396 841

272 Periodicals 14 ..................... 93 85 91 94 95 168 910 40 176 41 852 42 306 44 576

2721 Periodicals 14 ................... 93 85 91 94 95 168 910 40 176 41 852 42 306 44 576

273 Books 5 ......................... 37 35 39 36 39 84 465 18 629 21 262 21 257 23 317

2731 Book publishing 4 .............. aaaaa DDDD D

2732 Book printing 1 ................. bbbbb DDDD D

274 Miscellaneous publishing 8 ........ ccccc DDDD D

2741 Miscellaneous publishing 8 ...... ccccc DDDD D

275 Commercial printing 148 ............. 1 840 1 709 1 825 1 870 1 904 3 361 847 775 595 850 446 860 329 875 477 2752 Commercial printing,

lithographic 91 ................. 957 885 965 965 981 1 777 770 396 684 457 155 454 558 469 373 2754 Commercial printing, gravure 8 ... 106 92 99 115 117 188 526 40 661 45 865 47 301 54 699 2759 Commercial printing, nec 49 ...... 777 732 761 790 806 1 395 551 338 250 347 426 358 470 351 405

276 Manifold business forms 3 ......... ccccc DDDD D

2761 Manifold business forms 3 ....... ccccc DDDD D

277 Greeting cards – ................. ––––– –––– –

2771 Greeting cards – ............... ––––– –––– –

278 Blankbooks & bookbinding 1 ....... aaaaa D – – – D

2782 Blankbooks & looseleaf binders – . ––––– –––– –

2789 Bookbinding & related work 1 .... aaaaa D – – – D

279 Printing trade services 3 ........... 16 15 16 15 16 27 081 6 467 7 013 6 530 7 071

2791 Typesetting – .................. ––––– –––– –

2796 Platemaking services 3 .......... 16 15 16 15 16 27 081 6 467 7 013 6 530 7 071

28 Chemicals & allied products 186 ...... 24 428 23 616 24 335 24 580 25 098 45 529 895 11 140 197 11 464 958 11 359 905 11 564 835

281 Industrial inorganic chemicals 10 .... ccccc DDDD D 2812 Alkalies & chlorine – ............ ––––– –––– – 2813 Industrial gases – ............... ––––– –––– – 2816 Inorganic pigments 1 ............ aaaaa DDDD D 2819 Industrial inorganic chemicals, nec 9 ........................ ccccc DDDD D

282 Plastics materials & synthetics 22 .... 1 942 1 814 1 951 2 001 1 988 3 036 289 706 342 786 265 790 840 752 842

2821 Plastics materials & resins 20 ..... ggggg DDDD D

2822 Synthetic rubber – .............. ––––– –––– –

2823 Cellulosic manmade fibers 1 ..... bbbbb DDDD D

2824 Organic fibers, noncellulosic 1 .... aaaaa DDDD D

283 Drugs 92 ......................... 19 117 18 692 19 092 19 106 19 541 36 523 701 9 119 818 9 124 480 9 014 404 9 264 999

2833 Medicinals & botanicals 8 ........ 1 100 1 081 1 048 1 052 1 216 2 058 430 490 619 492 744 496 212 578 855

2834 Pharmaceutical preparations 77 ... 16 879 16 443 16 869 16 894 17 276 32 202 278 8 062 303 8 038 433 7 937 049 8 164 493

2835 Diagnostic substances 6 ......... fggg f D D D D D

2836 Biological products, except

diagnostic 1 ................... ccccc DDDD D

284 Soaps, cleaners, & toilet goods 27 ... 1 979 1 885 1 883 2 032 2 104 3 656 743 822 535 943 286 945 451 945 471 2841 Soap & other detergents 7 ....... 78 79 81 77 72 134 051 33 413 35 088 33 940 31 610 2842 Polishes & sanitation goods 4 .... bbbbb DDDD D 2843 Surface active agents 1 ......... aaabb DDDD D 2844 Toilet preparations 15 ............ 1 791 1 711 1 693 1 839 1 917 3 304 788 739 901 851 923 854 699 858 265

285 Paints & allied products 12 .......... 520 425 528 554 571 866 100 170 568 222 558 235 156 237 818 2851 Paints & allied products 12 ........ 520 425 528 554 571 866 100 170 568 222 558 235 156 237 818

286 Industrial organic chemicals – ...... ––––– –––– – 2861 Gum & wood chemicals – ........ ––––– –––– – 2865 Cyclic crudes & intermediates – .. ––––– –––– – 2869 Industrial organic chemicals, nec – ........................ ––––– –––– –

287 Agricultural chemicals 5 ........... eceee D D D D D 2873 Nitrogenous fertilizers 1 ......... aaaaa DDDD D 2874 Phosphatic fertilizers 1 .......... aaaab DDDD D 2875 Fertilizers, mixing only 2 ......... cbccc D D D D D 2879 Agricultural chemicals, nec 1 ..... ccccc DDDD D

289 Miscellaneous chemical products 18 . 447 454 435 444 448 641 411 161 328 173 492 163 534 143 057 2891 Adhesives & sealants 7 ......... eeeee DDDD D 2892 Explosives – ................... ––––– –––– – 2893 Printing ink 1 ................... aaaaa DDDD D 2895 Carbon black – ................. ––––– –––– – 2899 Chemical preparations, nec 10 .... ccccc DDDD D

29 Petroleum & coal products 28 ....... 944 965 921 971 915 2 140 487 496 415 530 740 564 117 549 215

291 Petroleum refining 9 .............. 463 478 446 469 457 960 164 245 040 234 646 241 755 238 723 2911 Petroleum refining 9 ............ 463 478 446 469 457 960 164 245 040 234 646 241 755 238 723

295 Asphalt paving & roofing materials 16 ..................... eeeee DDDD D 2951 Asphalt paving mixtures &

blocks 15 ...................... eeeee DDDD D

2952 Asphalt felts & coatings 1 ........ bbbbb DDDD D

299 Miscellaneous petroleum & coal

products ...................... 3 bbbbb DDDD D 2992 Lubricating oils & greases 2 ...... bbbbb DDDD D 2999 Petroleum & coal products, nec 1 . aaaaa DDDD D

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 41

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Number of Production Workers and Hours Worked by Industry Group and Industry:

1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Production workers Hours worked

Establish~

ments

(number)

Average

for

the year

(number)

March

(number)

May

(number)

August

(number)

November

(number)

Total

(number)

January

through

March

(number)

April

through

June

(number)

July

through

September

(number)

October

through

December

(number)

30 Rubber & miscellaneous plastics

products 71 ....................... 3 846 3 749 3 821 3 878 3 893 6 856 252 1 649 208 1 766 600 1 699 505 1 740 939

301 Tires & inner tubes 3 .............. 78 62 75 87 83 137 161 27 493 34 863 37 595 37 210

3011 Tires & inner tubes 3 ............ 78 62 75 87 83 137 161 27 493 34 863 37 595 37 210

302 Rubber & plastics footwear – ....... ––––– –––– –

3021 Rubber & plastics footwear – ..... ––––– –––– –

305 Hose & belting & gaskets &

packing 2 ....................... aaaaa DDDD D

3052 Rubber & plastics hose &

belting – ...................... ––––– –––– –

3053 Gaskets, packing & sealing

devices 2 ..................... aaaaa DDDD D

306 Fabricated rubber products, nec 2 .. bbbbb DDDD D

3061 Mechanical rubber goods – ...... ––––– –––– –

3069 Fabricated rubber products,

nec 2 ........................ bbbbb DDDD D

308 Miscellaneous plastics products,

nec 64 .......................... 3 684 3 607 3 662 3 708 3 727 6 553 034 1 581 248 1 687 762 1 621 137 1 662 887

3081 Unsupported plastics film &

sheet – ....................... ––––– –––– –

3082 Unsupported plastics profile

shapes – ..................... ––––– –––– –

3083 Laminated plastics plate &

sheet 4 ....................... ccccc DDDD D

3084 Plastics pipe – ................. ––––– –––– –

3085 Plastics bottles 14 ............... 973 998 993 957 937 1 698 964 411 827 460 600 417 846 408 691

3086 Plastics foam products 5 ........ eeeee DDDD D

3087 Custom compound purchased

resins – ...................... ––––– –––– –

3088 Plastics plumbing fixtures – ...... ––––– –––– –

3089 Plastics products, nec 41 ......... 2 175 2 126 2 141 2 198 2 217 3 805 430 937 033 953 463 942 137 972 797

31 Leather & leather products 25 ....... 5 077 5 094 5 119 4 996 5 085 9 509 465 2 274 215 2 448 697 2 371 099 2 415 454

311 Leather tanning & finishing – ....... ––––– –––– –

3111 Leather tanning & finishing – ..... ––––– –––– –

313 Footwear cut stock – .............. ––––– –––– –

3131 Footwear cut stock & findings – .. ––––– –––– –

314 Footwear, except rubber 15 ......... 4 336 4 363 4 393 4 288 4 290 8 035 025 1 969 176 2 097 099 2 023 959 1 944 791

3142 House slippers 1 ............... aaaaa DDDD D

3143 Men’s footwear, except athletic 10 . hhhhh DDDD D

3144 Women’s footwear, except

athletic 2 ..................... fffff DDDD D

3149 Footwear, except rubber, nec 2 .. ceecc D D D D D

315 Leather gloves & mittens – ........ ––––– –––– –

3151 Leather gloves & mittens – ...... ––––– –––– –

316 Luggage 1 ....................... aaaaa DDDD D

3161 Luggage 1 ..................... aaaaa DDDD D

317 Handbags & personal leather

goods 5 ........................ ccccc DDDD D

3171 Women’s handbags & purses 1 .. aaaaa D – – – D

3172 Personal leather goods, nec 4 .... ccccc DDDD D

319 Leather goods, nec 4 ............. fffff DDDD D

3199 Leather goods, nec 4 ........... fffff DDDD D

32 Stone, clay, & glass products 159 ..... 4 213 4 155 4 166 4 209 4 252 8 207 447 1 939 823 2 111 780 2 067 499 2 088 345

321 Flat glass 2 ...................... bbbbb DDDD D

3211 Flat glass 2 .................... bbbbb DDDD D

322 Glass & glassware, pressed or

blown – ........................ ––––– –––– –

3221 Glass containers – .............. ––––– –––– –

3229 Pressed & blown glass, nec – .... ––––– –––– –

323 Products of purchased glass 6 ..... eeeee DDDD D

3231 Products of purchased glass 6 ... eeeee DDDD D

324 Cement, hydraulic 1 .............. ccccc DDDD D 3241 Cement, hydraulic 1 ............ ccccc DDDD D

325 Structural clay products 1 .......... aaaaa DDDD D 3251 Brick & structural clay tile 1 ...... aaaaa DDDD D 3253 Ceramic wall & floor tile – ........ ––––– –––– – 3255 Clay refractories – .............. ––––– –––– – 3259 Structural clay products, nec – ... ––––– –––– –

326 Pottery & related products 4 ....... bbbbb DDDD D 3261 Vitreous plumbing fixtures 1 ...... bbbbb DDDD D 3262 Vitreous china food utensils – .... ––––– –––– – 3263 Fine earthenware food utensils – . ––––– –––– – 3264 Porcelain electrical supplies – .... ––––– –––– – 3269 Pottery products, nec 3 .......... 10 10 10 10 10 15 916 3 877 4 076 4 061 3 902

327 Concrete, gypsum, & plaster

products 110 ...................... 2 721 2 701 2 704 2 702 2 730 5 318 604 1 258 075 1 385 817 1 333 169 1 341 543

3271 Concrete brick & block 34 ......... 421 401 422 417 427 797 897 187 993 204 527 202 217 203 160

3272 Concrete products, nec 27 ........ 871 905 848 853 860 1 691 946 415 470 440 356 417 401 418 719

3273 Ready~mixed concrete 49 ......... 1 429 1 395 1 434 1 432 1 443 2 828 761 654 612 740 934 713 551 719 664

3274 Lime – ........................ ––––– –––– –

3275 Gypsum products – ............. ––––– –––– –

42 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Number of Production Workers and Hours Worked by Industry Group and Industry:

1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Production workers Hours worked

Establish~

ments

(number)

Average

for

the year

(number)

March

(number)

May

(number)

August

(number)

November

(number)

Total

(number)

January

through

March

(number)

April

through

June

(number)

July

through

September

(number)

October

through

December

(number)

32 Stone, clay, & glass productsm Con.

328 Cut stone & stone products 25 ...... 601 547 582 623 638 1 108 975 252 074 269 411 290 593 296 897 3281 Cut stone & stone products 25 .... 601 547 582 623 638 1 108 975 252 074 269 411 290 593 296 897

329 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral

products 10 ...................... 228 233 228 224 226 441 499 106 204 112 338 110 113 112 844

3291 Abrasive products 1 ............. ccccc DDDD D

3292 Asbestos products – ............ ––––– –––– –

3295 Minerals, ground or treated – .... ––––– –––– –

3296 Mineral wool – ................. ––––– –––– –

3297 Nonclay refractories – ........... ––––– –––– –

3299 Nonmetallic mineral products,

nec 9 ........................ bbbbb DDDD D

33 Primary metal industries 24 ......... 585 556 593 589 597 1 137 912 261 603 294 313 288 461 293 535

331 Blast furnace & basic steel

products 8 ...................... 245 226 257 246 247 513 394 112 845 135 347 130 646 134 556

3312 Blast furnaces & steel mills 4 ..... 75 63 92 71 69 153 534 33 926 47 498 36 601 35 509

3313 Electrometallurgical products – ... ––––– –––– –

3315 Steel wire & related products 4 ... 170 163 165 175 178 359 860 78 919 87 849 94 045 99 047

3316 Cold finishing of steel shapes – ... ––––– –––– –

3317 Steel pipe & tubes – ............ ––––– –––– –

332 Iron & steel foundries – ............ ––––– –––– – 3321 Gray iron foundries – ........... ––––– –––– – 3322 Malleable iron foundries – ....... ––––– –––– –

3324 Steel investment foundries – ..... ––––– –––– – 3325 Steel foundries, nec – ........... ––––– –––– –

333 Primary nonferrous metals – ....... ––––– –––– –

3331 Primary copper – ............... ––––– –––– –

3334 Primary aluminum – ............ ––––– –––– –

3339 Primary nonferrous metals, nec – . ––––– –––– –

334 Secondary nonferrous metals 3 .... aaaaa DDDD D

3341 Secondary nonferrous metals 3 .. aaaaa DDDD D

335 Nonferrous rolling & drawing 2 ..... ccccc DDDD D

3351 Copper rolling & drawing – ....... ––––– –––– –

3353 Aluminum sheet, plate, & foil – ... ––––– –––– –

3354 Aluminum extruded products 2 ... ccccc DDDD D

3355 Aluminum rolling & drawing,

nec – ........................ ––––– –––– –

3356 Nonferrous rolling & drawing,

nec – ........................ ––––– –––– –

3357 Nonferrous wire drawing &

insulating – ................... ––––– –––– –

336 Nonferrous foundries (castings) 1 ... bbbbb DDDD D 3363 Aluminum die~castings 1 ........ bbbbb DDDD D 3364 Nonferrous die~casting, except aluminum – ................... ––––– –––– – 3365 Aluminum foundries – ........... ––––– –––– – 3366 Copper foundries – ............. ––––– –––– – 3369 Nonferrous foundries, nec – ..... ––––– –––– –

339 Miscellaneous primary metal

products 10 ...................... 139 139 136 139 142 260 380 64 206 66 375 63 638 66 161 3398 Metal heat treating 1 ............ aaaaa DDDD D 3399 Primary metal products, nec 9 .... ccccc DDDD D

34 Fabricated metal products 229 ....... 4 927 4 794 4 887 4 943 5 009 8 855 021 2 006 350 2 271 566 2 268 867 2 308 238

341 Metal cans & shipping containers 10 . 531 565 585 503 471 887 501 175 061 259 725 230 943 221 772 3411 Metal cans 10 ................... 531 565 585 503 471 887 501 175 061 259 725 230 943 221 772 3412 Metal barrels, drums, & pails – ... ––––– –––– –

342 Cutlery, handtools, & hardware 4 ... 107 108 104 107 108 184 442 44 838 46 139 46 282 47 183 3421 Cutlery 1 ...................... bbbbb DDDD D 3423 Hand & edge tools, nec 1 ........ aaaaa DDDD D 3425 Hand saws & saw blades – ...... ––––– –––– – 3429 Hardware, nec 2 ................ bbbbb DDDD D

343 Plumbing & heating, except electric 5 ....................... 50 48 49 49 55 81 656 18 877 20 705 21 195 20 879 3431 Metal sanitary ware – ........... ––––– –––– – 3432 Plumbing fittings & brass goods – . ––––– –––– – 3433 Heating equipment, except electric 5 ..................... 50 48 49 49 55 81 656 18 877 20 705 21 195 20 879

344 Fabricated structural metal

products 156 ...................... 3 374 3 208 3 306 3 418 3 506 6 066 067 1 385 071 1 531 055 1 557 351 1 592 590

3441 Fabricated structural metal 14 ..... 449 444 451 443 452 821 545 202 306 207 182 205 365 206 692

3442 Metal doors, sash, & trim 60 ...... 1 928 1 837 1 866 1 956 2 027 3 324 623 739 608 836 356 861 082 887 577

3443 Fabricated plate work, boiler

shops 9 ...................... 162 165 154 166 159 314 592 74 480 79 001 83 396 77 715

3444 Sheet metal work 16 ............. 251 240 252 252 253 490 241 120 337 125 380 118 999 125 525

3446 Architectural metal work 42 ....... 340 294 337 365 353 650 981 141 800 169 859 174 547 164 775

3448 Prefabricated metal buildings – ... ––––– –––– –

3449 Miscellaneous metal work 15 ...... 244 228 246 236 262 464 085 106 540 113 277 113 962 130 306

345 Screw machine products, bolts,

etc 16 ........................... 138 143 138 133 132 250 965 61 378 64 728 61 734 63 125

3451 Screw machine products 3 ....... 41 46 42 39 37 72 117 17 536 19 155 18 751 16 675

3452 Bolts, nuts, rivets, & washers 13 ... 97 97 96 94 95 178 848 43 842 45 573 42 983 46 450

346 Metal forgings & stampings 8 ...... 103 88 101 112 113 189 018 39 979 45 095 52 066 51 878

3462 Iron & steel forgings 1 ........... aaaaa DDDD D

3463 Nonferrous forgings – ........... ––––– –––– –

3465 Automotive stampings – ......... ––––– –––– –

3466 Crowns & closures – ............ ––––– –––– –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 43

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Number of Production Workers and Hours Worked by Industry Group and Industry:

1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Production workers Hours worked

Establish~

ments

(number)

Average

for

the year

(number)

March

(number)

May

(number)

August

(number)

November

(number)

Total

(number)

January

through

March

(number)

April

through

June

(number)

July

through

September

(number)

October

through

December

(number)

34 Fabricated metal productsmCon.

346 Metal forgings & stampingsmCon.

3469 Metal stampings, nec 7 .......... bbbcc D D D D D

347 Metal services, nec 14 ............. 358 381 352 347 349 698 772 168 390 182 473 170 970 176 939

3471 Plating & polishing 14 ............ 358 381 352 347 349 698 772 168 390 182 473 170 970 176 939

3479 Metal coating & allied services – .. ––––– –––– –

348 Ordnance & accessories, nec – .... ––––– –––– –

3482 Small arms ammunition – ........ ––––– –––– –

3483 Ammunition, except small arms,

nec – ........................ ––––– –––– –

3484 Small arms – ................... ––––– –––– –

3489 Ordnance & accessories, nec – .. ––––– –––– –

349 Miscellaneous fabricated metal

products 16 ...................... 266 253 252 274 275 496 600 112 756 121 646 128 326 133 872

3491 Industrial valves 1 .............. bbbbb DDDD D

3492 Fluid power valves & hose

fittings – ...................... ––––– –––– –

3493 Steel springs, except wire – ...... ––––– –––– –

3494 Valves & pipe fittings, nec 2 ...... bbbbb DDDD D

3495 Wire springs – ................. ––––– –––– –

3496 Miscellaneous fabricated wire

products 4 .................... 31 27 26 31 36 53 002 10 959 11 329 14 147 16 567 3497 Metal foil & leaf – ............... ––––– –––– –

3498 Fabricated pipe & fittings – ....... ––––– –––– –

3499 Fabricated metal products, nec 9 . 156 151 146 158 164 292 309 68 769 71 327 72 886 79 327

35 Industrial machinery &

equipment 78 ..................... 3 208 3 161 3 177 3 232 3 228 6 640 585 1 601 239 1 638 018 1 684 897 1 716 431

351 Engines & turbines – .............. ––––– –––– – 3511 Turbines & turbine generator sets – ........................ ––––– –––– – 3519 Internal combustion engines, nec – ........................ ––––– –––– –

352 Farm & garden machinery 2 ....... bbbbb DDDD D

3523 Farm machinery & equipment 1 .. bbbbb DDDD D

3524 Lawn & garden equipment 1 ..... aaaaa DDDD D

353 Construction & related machinery 3 . ccccc DDDD D

3531 Construction machinery 1 ........ babbb DDDD D

3532 Mining machinery – ............. ––––– –––– –

3533 Oil field machinery – ............ ––––– –––– –

3534 Elevators & moving stairways – .. ––––– –––– –

3535 Conveyors & conveying

equipment 1 .................. ccccc DDDD D

3536 Hoists, cranes, & monorails – .... ––––– –––– –

3537 Industrial trucks & tractors 1 ..... aaaaa D – – – D

354 Metalworking machinery 25 ......... 234 225 231 234 237 258 849 56 442 65 812 65 640 70 955

3541 Machine tools, metal cutting

types – ....................... ––––– –––– –

3542 Machine tools, metal forming

types – ....................... ––––– –––– –

3543 Industrial patterns – ............. ––––– –––– –

3544 Special dies, tools, jigs, &

fixtures 16 ..................... 55 56 52 53 53 93 385 19 591 24 382 24 439 24 973

3545 Machine tool accessories 3 ...... ccccc DDDD D 3546 Power~driven handtools 2 ........ aaaaa DDDD D 3547 Rolling mill machinery – ......... ––––– –––– – 3548 Welding apparatus – ............ ––––– –––– – 3549 Metalworking machinery, nec 4 ... bbbbb DDDD D

355 Special industry machinery 4 ....... 9 9 10 9 9 13 315 2 769 3 342 3 490 3 714 3552 Textile machinery – ............. ––––– –––– – 3553 Woodworking machinery 1 ....... aaaaa DDDD D 3554 Paper industries machinery – .... ––––– –––– – 3555 Printing trades machinery – ...... ––––– –––– – 3556 Food products machinery 3 ...... aaaaa DDDD D 3559 Special industry machinery, nec – ........................ ––––– –––– –

356 General industrial machinery 7 ..... eeeee DDDD D 3561 Pumps & pumping equipment – .. ––––– –––– – 3562 Ball & roller bearings 1 .......... aaaaa DDDD D 3563 Air & gas compressors – ........ ––––– –––– – 3564 Blowers & fans 1 ............... aaaaa DDDD D 3565 Packaging machinery 1 ......... aaaaa DDDD D

3566 Speed changers, drives, &

gears – ....................... ––––– –––– –

3567 Industrial furnaces & ovens – .... ––––– –––– –

3568 Power transmission equipment,

nec – ........................ ––––– –––– –

3569 General industrial machinery,

nec 4 ........................ eeeee DDDD D

357 Computer & office equipment 10 ..... ggggg DDDD D

3571 Electronic computers 4 .......... 75 69 75 75 77 136 455 33 176 34 063 33 987 35 229

3572 Computer storage devices 1 ..... cccee D D D D D

3575 Computer terminals – ........... ––––– –––– –

3577 Computer peripheral equipment,

nec 2 ........................ fgg f f D D D D D

3578 Calculating & accounting

equipment – .................. ––––– –––– –

3579 Office machines, nec 3 .......... bbbbb DDDD D

358 Refrigeration & service machinery 11 . fffff DDDD D

3581 Automatic merchandising

machines – ................... ––––– –––– –

3582 Commercial laundry equipment – . ––––– –––– –

44 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Number of Production Workers and Hours Worked by Industry Group and Industry:

1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Production workers Hours worked

Establish~

ments

(number)

Average

for

the year

(number)

March

(number)

May

(number)

August

(number)

November

(number)

Total

(number)

January

through

March

(number)

April

through

June

(number)

July

through

September

(number)

October

through

December

(number)

35 Industrial machinery &

equipmentmCon.

358 Refrigeration & service machinery mCon.

3585 Refrigeration & heating

equipment 9 .................. fffff DDDD D 3586 Measuring & dispensing pumps – . ––––– –––– – 3589 Service industry machinery, nec 2 ........................ bbbbb DDDD D

359 Industrial machinery, nec 16 ........ 108 112 108 109 99 196 956 50 105 50 665 50 626 45 560

3592 Carburetors, pistons, rings, &

valves – ...................... ––––– –––– –

3593 Fluid power cylinders &

actuators – ................... ––––– –––– –

3594 Fluid power pumps & motors – ... ––––– –––– –

3596 Scales & balances, except

laboratory – ................... ––––– –––– –

3599 Industrial machinery, nec 16 ...... 108 112 108 109 99 196 956 50 105 50 665 50 626 45 560

36 Electronic & other electric

equipment 87 ..................... 20 619 19 911 20 582 20 813 21 123 40 593 294 9 698 144 10 141 898 10 180 488 10 572 764

361 Electric distribution equipment 22 .... 3 671 3 582 3 591 3 612 3 886 7 364 020 1 769 671 1 825 887 1 818 894 1 949 568

3612 Transformers 7 ................. 1 598 1 548 1 595 1 637 1 603 3 296 698 780 798 831 510 843 980 840 410 3613 Switchgear & switchboard

apparatus 15 ................... 2 073 2 034 1 996 1 975 2 283 4 067 322 988 873 994 377 974 914 1 109 158

362 Electrical industrial apparatus 3 .... fffff DDDD D 3621 Motors & generators – .......... ––––– –––– – 3624 Carbon & graphite products – .... ––––– –––– – 3625 Relays & industrial controls 2 .... fffff DDDD D 3629 Electrical industrial apparatus, nec 1 ........................ aaaaa DDDD D

363 Household appliances 1 ........... eecee D D D D D

3631 Household cooking equipment – .. ––––– –––– –

3632 Household refrigerators &

freezers – .................... ––––– –––– –

3633 Household laundry equipment – .. ––––– –––– –

3634 Electric housewares & fans – .... ––––– –––– –

3635 Household vacuum cleaners – ... ––––– –––– –

3639 Household appliances, nec 1 ..... eecee D D D D D

364 Electric lighting & wiring

equipment 21 .................... 3 166 3 187 3 153 3 162 3 145 6 239 469 1 552 297 1 559 422 1 583 082 1 544 668

3641 Electric lamps 2 ................ bbbbb DDDD D

3643 Current~carrying wiring devices 10 . 2 511 2 538 2 495 2 509 2 493 5 067 586 1 270 298 1 263 392 1 284 825 1 249 071

3644 Noncurrent~carrying wiring

devices 1 ..................... aaaaa DDDD D

3645 Residential lighting fixtures 6 ..... eeeee DDDD D

3646 Commercial lighting fixtures – .... ––––– –––– –

3647 Vehicular lighting equipment – ... ––––– –––– –

3648 Lighting equipment, nec 2 ....... ccccc DDDD D

365 Household audio & video

equipment 2 .................... aaaab DDDD D

3651 Household audio & video

equipment – .................. ––––– –––– –

3652 Prerecorded records & tapes 2 ... aaaab DDDD D

366 Communications equipment 9 ...... 2 204 2 283 2 192 2 221 2 115 4 061 891 1 020 186 1 028 413 1 028 891 984 401 3661 Telephone & telegraph

apparatus 5 ................... fffff DDDD D 3663 Radio & TV communications equipment 3 .................. ggggg DDDD D 3669 Communications equipment, nec 1 ........................ bbbbb DDDD D

367 Electronic components & accessories 26 ................... 9 788 9 081 9 882 10 028 10 148 19 392 315 4 517 610 4 852 613 4 851 070 5 171 022 3671 Electron tubes 2 ................ ccccc DDDD D 3672 Printed circuit boards 6 .......... 3 581 3 547 3 570 3 555 3 649 7 261 266 1 657 053 1 817 101 1 748 686 2 038 426 3674 Semiconductors & related devices 1 ..................... bbbbb DDDD D 3675 Electronic capacitors – .......... ––––– –––– – 3676 Electronic resistors – ............ ––––– –––– – 3677 Electronic coils & transformers 4 . 1 232 1 137 1 280 1 276 1 235 2 554 811 591 667 686 302 608 793 668 049 3678 Electronic connectors – ......... ––––– –––– – 3679 Electronic components, nec 13 .... 4 647 4 070 4 710 4 863 4 939 8 920 836 2 108 093 2 187 197 2 325 048 2 300 498

369 Miscellaneous electrical equipment

& supplies 3 .................... fffff DDDD D

3691 Storage batteries 1 ............. eeeee DDDD D

3692 Primary batteries, dry & wet – .... ––––– –––– –

3694 Engine electrical equipment 1 .... aaaaa DDDD D

3695 Magnetic & optical recording

media – ...................... ––––– –––– –

3699 Electrical equipment & supplies,

nec 1 ........................ eeeee DDDD D

37 Transportation equipment 34 ........ 1 143 1 139 1 080 1 199 1 148 1 944 061 483 174 487 200 504 265 469 422

371 Motor vehicles & equipment 20 ...... 999 999 947 1 045 999 1 687 188 423 157 426 348 434 245 403 438

3711 Motor vehicles & car bodies 2 .... bbbbb DDDD D

3713 Truck & bus bodies 2 ........... abbba DDDD D

3714 Motor vehicle parts & accessories 16 ................. 948 952 892 991 949 1 600 693 402 593 405 379 409 894 382 827 3715 Truck trailers – ................. ––––– –––– – 3716 Motor homes – ................. ––––– –––– –

372 Aircraft & parts 1 ................. aaaaa DDDD D 3721 Aircraft – ...................... ––––– –––– –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 45

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Number of Production Workers and Hours Worked by Industry Group and Industry:

1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Production workers Hours worked

Establish~

ments

(number)

Average

for

the year

(number)

March

(number)

May

(number)

August

(number)

November

(number)

Total

(number)

January

through

March

(number)

April

through

June

(number)

July

through

September

(number)

October

through

December

(number)

37 Transportation equipmentmCon.

372 Aircraft & partsmCon.

3724 Aircraft engines & engine parts – . ––––– –––– – 3728 Aircraft parts & equipment, nec 1 . aaaaa DDDD D

373 Ship & boat building & repairing 11 ... bbbcc D D D D D

3731 Ship building & repairing 2 ....... bbbbb DDDD D

3732 Boat building & repairing 9 ....... bbbbb DDDD D

374 Railroad equipment – ............. ––––– –––– –

3743 Railroad equipment – ........... ––––– –––– –

375 Motorcycles, bicycles, & parts – .... ––––– –––– –

3751 Motorcycles, bicycles, & parts – .. ––––– –––– –

376 Guided missiles, space vehicles,

parts – ......................... ––––– –––– – 3761 Guided missiles & space vehicles – .................... ––––– –––– – 3764 Space propulsion units & parts – . ––––– –––– – 3769 Space vehicle equipment, nec – .. ––––– –––– –

379 Miscellaneous transportation

equipment 2 .................... bbbbb DDDD D 3792 Travel trailer & campers – ....... ––––– –––– – 3795 Tanks & tank components – ..... ––––– –––– – 3799 Transportation equipment, nec 2 . bbbbb DDDD D

38 Instruments & related products 64 ... 9 642 9 621 9 635 9 605 9 686 16 069 373 3 782 795 4 100 886 4 044 026 4 141 666

381 Search & navigation equipment – ... ––––– –––– –

3812 Search & navigation equipment – . ––––– –––– –

382 Measuring & controlling devices 12 .. 1 022 1 020 1 035 1 007 1 022 1 857 534 382 889 491 353 478 067 505 225

3821 Laboratory apparatus &

furniture 1 .................... ccccc DDDD D

3822 Environmental controls 1 ........ ccccc DDDD D

3823 Process control instruments 3 .... 140 135 151 136 136 239 155 57 504 64 996 58 782 57 873

3824 Fluid meters & counting

devices 1 ..................... bbbbb DDDD D

3825 Instruments to measure

electricity 2 ................... ccccc DDDD D

3826 Analytical instruments – ......... ––––– –––– –

3827 Optical instruments & lenses 1 ... eeeee DDDD D

3829 Measuring & controlling devices,

nec 3 ........................ bbbbb DDDD D

384 Medical instruments & supplies 43 ... 7 637 7 626 7 613 7 640 7 660 12 298 040 2 919 989 3 122 769 3 097 664 3 157 618 3841 Surgical & medical instruments 24 . 6 530 6 541 6 545 6 505 6 525 10 341 084 2 453 627 2 632 012 2 605 178 2 650 267 3842 Surgical appliances & supplies 19 . 1 107 1 085 1 068 1 135 1 135 1 956 956 466 362 490 757 492 486 507 351 3843 Dental equipment & supplies – ... ––––– –––– – 3844 X~ray apparatus & tubes – ....... ––––– –––– – 3845 Electromedical equipment – ...... ––––– –––– –

385 Ophthalmic goods 8 .............. fffff DDDD D

3851 Ophthalmic goods 8 ............ fffff DDDD D

386 Photographic equipment &

supplies – ...................... ––––– –––– –

3861 Photographic equipment &

supplies – .................... ––––– –––– –

387 Watches, clocks, watchcases, &

parts 1 ......................... bbbbb DDDD D

3873 Watches, clocks, & watchcases 1 . bbbbb DDDD D

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing

industries 61 ...................... 1 713 1 703 1 741 1 685 1 709 3 323 571 806 478 830 617 831 463 855 013

391 Jewelry, silverware, & plated

ware 12 ......................... 471 466 470 472 471 911 273 215 889 231 056 224 085 240 243

3911 Jewelry, precious metal 11 ........ eeeee DDDD D

3914 Silverware & plated ware 1 ...... ccccc DDDD D

3915 Jewelers’ materials & lapidary

work – ....................... ––––– –––– –

393 Musical instruments – ............. ––––– –––– –

3931 Musical instruments – ........... ––––– –––– –

394 Toys & sporting goods 4 ........... aaaaa DDDD D

3942 Dolls – ........................ ––––– –––– – 3944 Games, toys, & children’s vehicles – .................... ––––– –––– – 3949 Sporting & athletic goods, nec 4 .. aaaaa DDDD D

395 Pens, pencils, office, & art

supplies 1 ...................... aaaaa DDDD D 3951 Pens & mechanical pencils – ..... ––––– –––– – 3952 Lead pencils & art goods – ....... ––––– –––– – 3953 Marking devices 1 .............. aaaaa DDDD D 3955 Carbon paper & inked ribbons – .. ––––– –––– –

396 Costume jewelry & notions 8 ....... fffff DDDD D 3961 Costume jewelry 6 .............. fffff DDDD D 3965 Fasteners, buttons, needles, &

pins 2 ........................ aaaaa DDDD D

399 Miscellaneous mfg 36 .............. 512 481 527 512 525 907 653 207 573 230 539 231 482 238 059

3991 Brooms & brushes 1 ............ aabaa DDDD D

3993 Signs & advertising displays 20 .... 220 211 218 216 228 361 949 84 349 89 267 93 433 94 900

3995 Burial caskets 3 ................ bbbbb DDDD D

3996 Hard surface floor coverings – ... ––––– –––– –

3999 Mfg industries, nec 12 ............ 205 177 217 216 212 374 418 79 073 97 278 98 366 99 701

46 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 3. Number of Employees by Type, Payroll, and Proprietors and Partners Working by

Industry Group and Industry: 1997

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

All employees+

Production workers Other employees

Establish~ ments (number)

Total

annual

payroll

($1,000)

Total first~ quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Total employees

(number)

Average for

the year

(number)

Wages

($1,000) Number

Salaries

($1,000)

Proprietors,

partners

working

(number)

Unpaid

family

workers

(number)

All manufacturing

industries 2 092 ............ 3 318 862 806 233 163 605 126 580 2 087 129 37 025 1 231 733 601 108

20 Food & kindred products 287 ......... 351 826 77 395 18 094 12 534 217 854 5 560 133 972 94 14

201 Meat products 18 .................. 27 266 6 162 1 706 1 356 20 312 350 6 954 5 1 2011 Meat packing plants 7 ........... 5 664 1 328 359 284 4 131 75 1 533 1 – 2013 Sausages & other prepared meats 7 ...................... DD c cD bDD D 2015 Poultry & egg processing 4 ...... DD g fD cDD –

202 Dairy products 22 .................. 40 488 8 791 1 814 1 189 25 071 625 15 417 8 3 2021 Creamery butter – .............. –––––––– – 2022 Cheese, natural & processed 5 ... DD c cD aDD D 2023 Condensed & evaporated milk 1 .. DD b aD aD – – 2024 Ice cream & frozen desserts 12 .... 3 199 738 216 116 1 479 100 1 720 3 1 2026 Fluid milk 4 .................... DD g fD fD – –

203 Preserved fruits & vegetables 36 .... 17 011 3 587 1 154 911 12 112 243 4 899 11 1 2032 Canned specialties 1 ............ DD c cD aD – – 2033 Canned fruits & vegetables 19 ..... 4 925 1 045 335 273 3 343 62 1 582 7 1 2034 Dehydrated fruits, vegetables, &

soups 1 ...................... DD a aD aDD – 2035 Pickles, sauces, & salad

dressings 1 ................... DD b aD aD – – 2037 Frozen fruits & vegetables 4 ..... DD c cD bDD – 2038 Frozen specialties, nec 10 ........ 5 382 1 185 412 311 3 466 101 1 916 2 –

204 Grain mill products 23 .............. 20 708 4 970 994 623 11 520 371 9 188 3 – 2041 Flour & other grain mill

products 3 .................... DD c cD bD – – 2043 Cereal breakfast foods – ........ –––––––– – 2044 Rice milling 1 .................. DD e cD cD – – 2045 Blended & prepared flour 1 ...... DD a aD a –D – 2046 Wet corn milling – .............. –––––––– – 2047 Dog & cat food – ............... –––––––– – 2048 Prepared feeds, nec 18 .......... 8 767 2 107 517 374 4 924 143 3 843 2 –

205 Bakery products 66 ................ 38 231 9 168 2 181 1 265 12 723 916 25 508 40 8 2051 Bread, cake, & related

products 55 .................... 30 265 7 347 1 738 933 7 636 805 22 629 37 6 2052 Cookies & crackers 10 ........... DD e eD cDD D 2053 Frozen bakery products, except bread 1 ...................... DD a aD aD – –

206 Sugar & confectionery products 18 ... 22 209 4 919 826 683 16 467 143 5 742 9 – 2061 Raw cane sugar – .............. –––––––– – 2062 Cane sugar refining – ........... –––––––– – 2063 Beet sugar 1 ................... DD b aD aD – – 2064 Candy & other confectionery

products & chewing gum 17 ...... DD f fD cDD – 2066 Chocolate & cocoa products – .... –––––––– – 2067 Chewing gum – ................ –––––––– – 2068 Salted & roasted nuts & seeds – .. –––––––– –

207 Fats & oils 3 ..................... 6 039 1 356 279 177 2 799 102 3 240 – – 2074 Cottonseed oil mills – ........... –––––––– – 2075 Soybean oil mills 1 .............. DD a aD aD – – 2076 Vegetable oil mills, nec – ........ –––––––– – 2077 Animal & marine fats & oils – ..... –––––––– – 2079 Shortening & cooking oils 2 ...... DD e cD bD – –

208 Beverages 49 ..................... 93 032 20 379 3 336 2 338 54 105 998 38 927 4 1

2082 Malt beverages 2 ............... DD e eD bD – –

2083 Malt – ......................... –––––––– –

2084 Wines, brandy, & brandy spirits 1 . DD a aD aD – –

2085 Distilled liquor, except brandy 3 .. DD f eD eD – –

2086 Bottled & canned soft drinks 30 .... 34 360 7 406 1 481 1 180 23 738 301 10 622 3 1

2087 Flavoring extracts & syrups,

nec 13 ........................ DD f fD eDD –

209 Miscellaneous food & kindred

products 52 ...................... 86 842 18 063 5 804 3 992 62 745 1 812 24 097 14 –

2091 Canned & cured seafood 2 ...... DD h hD gD – –

2092 Fresh or frozen seafood 2 ....... DD a aD aDD –

2095 Roasted coffee 9 ............... 6 758 1 726 405 216 2 813 189 3 945 – –

2096 Potato chips & similar snacks 2 ... DD e bD eD – –

2097 Manufactured ice 24 ............. 2 611 580 244 160 1 509 84 1 102 9 –

2098 Macaroni & spaghetti 1 .......... DD b bD aD – –

2099 Food preparations, nec 12 ........ 3 600 848 224 181 1 701 43 1 899 4 –

21 Tobacco products 4 ............... DDggD cDD –

211 Cigarettes 1 ..................... DD e eD cD – –

2111 Cigarettes 1 ................... DD e eD cD – –

212 Cigars 3 ......................... DD f fD bDD – 2121 Cigars 3 ....................... DD f fD bDD –

213 Chewing & smoking tobacco – ..... –––––––– – 2131 Chewing & smoking tobacco – ... –––––––– –

214 Tobacco stemming & redrying – .... –––––––– –

2141 Tobacco stemming & redrying – .. –––––––– –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 47

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 3. Number of Employees by Type, Payroll, and Proprietors and Partners Working by

Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

All employees+

Production workers Other employees

Establish~ ments (number)

Total

annual

payroll

($1,000)

Total first~ quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Total employees

(number)

Average for

the year

(number)

Wages

($1,000) Number

Salaries

($1,000)

Proprietors,

partners

working

(number)

Unpaid

family

workers

(number)

22 Textile mill products 20 ............. 31 872 7 573 2 555 2 372 27 823 183 4 049 8 2

221 Broadwoven fabric mills, cotton 1 ... DD a aD aDD – 2211 Weaving mills, cotton 1 .......... DD a aD aDD –

222 Broadwoven fabric mills,

manmade fiber & silk 1 ........... DD a aD a –D D

2221 Weaving mills, synthetics 1 ...... DD a aD a –D D

223 Broadwoven fabric mills, wool – .... –––––––– –

2231 Weaving & finishing mills, wool – . –––––––– –

224 Narrow fabric mills – .............. –––––––– – 2241 Narrow fabric mills – ............ –––––––– –

225 Knitting mills 8 ................... 24 683 5 655 2 138 2 021 22 257 117 2 426 2 –

2251 Women’s hosiery, except

socks 1 ...................... DD e eD bD – –

2252 Hosiery, nec – ................. –––––––– –

2253 Knit outerwear mills 7 ........... DD g gD bDD –

2254 Knit underwear mills – ........... –––––––– –

2257 Circular knit fabric mills – ........ –––––––– –

2258 Lace & warp knit fabric mills – .... –––––––– –

2259 Knitting mills, nec – ............. –––––––– –

226 Textile finishing, except wool 3 ..... DD b bD aDD – 2261 Finishing plants, cotton 2 ........ DD a aD aDD – 2262 Finishing plants, synthetics – ..... –––––––– – 2269 Finishing plants, nec 1 .......... DD b bD aD – –

227 Carpets & rugs 1 ................. DD a aD aD – –

2273 Carpets & rugs 1 ............... DD a aD aD – –

228 Yarn & thread mills 1 .............. DD b bD aD – –

2281 Yarn spinning mills 1 ............ DD b bD aD – –

2282 Yarn throwing & winding mills – .. –––––––– –

2284 Thread mills – .................. –––––––– –

229 Miscellaneous textile goods 5 ...... 2 211 768 214 176 1 846 38 365 2 –

2295 Coated fabrics, not rubberized – .. –––––––– –

2296 Tire cord & fabric 1 ............. DD b bD a – – –

2297 Nonwoven fabrics – ............. –––––––– –

2298 Cordage & twine – .............. –––––––– –

2299 Textile goods, nec 4 ............ DD c cD bDD –

23 Apparel & other textile products 223 .. 232 521 54 008 21 818 19 816 186 400 2 002 46 121 55 15

231 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats 10 ...... 16 547 3 063 1 415 1 310 12 086 105 4 461 – –

2311 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats 10 .... 16 547 3 063 1 415 1 310 12 086 105 4 461 – –

232 Men’s & boys’ furnishings 69 ........ 103 964 24 507 9 312 8 431 85 145 881 18 819 18 9 2321 Shirts, men’s & boys’ 19 .......... DD g gD cDD D

2322 Men’s & boys’ underwear &

nightwear 8 ................... DD g gD cD – –

2323 Men’s & boys’ neckwear – ....... –––––––– – 2325 Men’s & boys’ trousers & slacks 10 ...................... 14 385 3 562 1 332 1 173 12 327 159 2 058 3 1 2326 Men’s & boys’ work clothing 16 .... 25 514 5 721 2 180 1 990 20 290 190 5 224 – – 2329 Men’s & boys’ clothing, nec 16 .... 25 786 6 009 2 622 2 345 21 488 277 4 298 7 –

233 Women’s & children’s outerwear 52 .. 17 576 4 159 1 829 1 649 13 251 180 4 325 17 –

2331 Women’s blouses & waists 5 ..... 2 109 520 217 194 1 700 23 409 5 –

2335 Women’s dresses 32 ............. 5 734 1 348 595 508 4 179 87 1 555 10 –

2337 Women’s suits & coats 4 ........ 686 143 97 84 545 13 141 1 –

2339 Women’s outerwear, nec 11 ...... 9 047 2 148 920 863 6 827 57 2 220 1 –

234 Women’s & children’s undergarments 35 ................ 69 421 16 389 6 719 6 147 55 505 572 13 916 3 – 2341 Women’s & children’s underwear 12 .................. 11 619 2 472 1 115 1 021 9 311 94 2 308 3 – 2342 Brassieres & allied garments 23 ... 57 802 13 917 5 604 5 126 46 194 478 11 608 – –

235 Hats, caps, & millinery 1 ........... DD a aD aD – –

2353 Hats, caps, & millinery 1 ......... DD a aD aD – –

236 Girls’ & children’s outerwear 10 ...... 3 829 1 162 477 441 3 161 36 668 2 1 2361 Girls’ & children’s dresses & blouses 2 ..................... DD b bD aD – – 2369 Girls’ & children’s outerwear, nec 8 ........................ DD e eD bDD D

237 Fur goods – ...................... –––––––– –

2371 Fur goods – .................... –––––––– –

238 Miscellaneous apparel &

accessories 3 ................... DD c cD aDD –

2381 Fabric gloves & mittens – ........ –––––––– –

2384 Robes & dressing gowns – ...... –––––––– –

2385 Waterproof outer garments – ..... –––––––– –

2386 Leather & sheep~lined clothing – .. –––––––– –

2387 Apparel belts – ................. –––––––– –

2389 Apparel & accessories, nec 3 .... DD c cD aDD –

239 Miscellaneous fabricated textile

products 43 ...................... 19 720 4 406 1 927 1 723 16 171 204 3 549 14 5

2391 Curtains & draperies 12 .......... 1 911 445 175 143 1 438 32 473 5 3

2392 Housefurnishings, nec 8 ......... 1 677 338 199 168 1 446 31 231 2 – 2393 Textile bags 2 .................. DD f fD bD – – 2394 Canvas & related products 2 ..... DD a aD aDD – 2395 Pleating & stitching 9 ............ DD c bD aDD D 2396 Automotive & apparel

trimmings 4 ................... 433 72 48 45 349 3 84 2 – 2397 Schiffli machine embroideries – .. –––––––– –

48 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 3. Number of Employees by Type, Payroll, and Proprietors and Partners Working by

Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

All employees+

Production workers Other employees

Establish~ ments (number)

Total

annual

payroll

($1,000)

Total first~ quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Total employees

(number)

Average for

the year

(number)

Wages

($1,000) Number

Salaries

($1,000)

Proprietors,

partners

working

(number)

Unpaid

family

workers

(number)

23 Apparel & other textile productsm Con. 239 Miscellaneous fabricated textile productsmCon.

2399 Fabricated textile products, nec 6 . 6 355 1 548 584 548 5 555 36 800 1 –

24 Lumber & wood products 117 ........ DDggD cDD D

241 Logging – ....................... –––––––– –

2411 Logging – ..................... –––––––– –

242 Sawmills & planing mills 1 ......... DD a aD a –D –

2421 Sawmills & planing mills,

general – ..................... –––––––– –

2426 Hardwood dimension & flooring

mills – ........................ –––––––– –

2429 Special product sawmills, nec 1 .. DD a aD a –D –

243 Millwork, plywood, & structural members 99 ..................... 11 574 2 705 1 174 1 027 8 994 147 2 580 62 8 2431 Millwork 21 ..................... 3 217 853 367 317 2 479 50 738 8 – 2434 Wood kitchen cabinets 75 ........ 8 304 1 840 800 704 6 469 96 1 835 54 8 2435 Hardwood veneer & plywood – ... –––––––– – 2436 Softwood veneer & plywood – .... –––––––– – 2439 Structural wood members, nec 3 . 53 12 7 6 46 1 7 – –

244 Wood containers 10 ................ DD c cD bDD –

2441 Nailed wood boxes & shook – .... –––––––– –

2448 Wood pallets & skids 9 .......... DD c cD bDD –

2449 Wood containers, nec 1 ......... DD b aD aDD –

245 Wood buildings & mobile homes 2 .. DD a aD aDD – 2451 Mobile homes – ................ –––––––– – 2452 Prefabricated wood buildings 2 ... DD a aD aDD –

249 Miscellaneous wood products 5 .... DD c bD aD – –

2491 Wood preserving 4 ............. 1 076 262 65 62 1 041 3 35 – –

2493 Reconstituted wood products – ... –––––––– –

2499 Wood products, nec 1 ........... DD b bD aD – –

25 Furniture & fixtures 146 .............. 29 659 6 817 2 472 2 010 22 612 462 7 047 65 7

251 Household furniture 112 ............. 20 186 4 571 1 776 1 468 15 534 308 4 652 53 7

2511 Wood household furniture 63 ...... 7 812 1 736 771 667 6 752 104 1 060 35 3

2512 Upholstered household

furniture 24 .................... 5 021 1 254 454 367 4 025 87 996 12 3

2514 Metal household furniture 3 ...... DD b bD aD – –

2515 Mattresses & bedsprings 19 ...... 5 720 1 222 414 337 3 726 77 1 994 4 –

2517 Wood TV & radio cabinets – ..... –––––––– –

2519 Household furniture, nec 3 ....... DD b bD bDD D

252 Office furniture 7 ................. 5 053 1 205 352 273 3 833 79 1 220 1 – 2521 Wood office furniture 3 .......... DD b bD aDD – 2522 Office furniture, except wood 4 ... DD e cD bD – –

253 Public building & related furniture 9 . 1 882 433 168 133 1 415 35 467 6 –

2531 Public building & related

furniture 9 .................... 1 882 433 168 133 1 415 35 467 6 –

254 Partitions & fixtures 8 ............. 772 156 46 41 683 5 89 2 – 2541 Wood partitions & fixtures 6 ...... DD b bD aDD – 2542 Partitions & fixtures, except wood 2 ....................... DD a aD aD – –

259 Miscellaneous furniture & fixtures 10 . 1 766 452 130 95 1 147 35 619 3 –

2591 Drapery hardware, blinds, &

shades 8 ..................... DD b bD bDD –

2599 Furniture & fixtures, nec 2 ....... DD b bD aDD –

26 Paper & allied products 41 .......... 42 773 9 853 2 152 1 849 31 456 303 11 317 2 1

261 Pulp mills – ...................... –––––––– –

2611 Pulp mills – .................... –––––––– –

262 Paper mills 4 ..................... 985 221 90 75 614 15 371 – – 2621 Paper mills 4 ................... 985 221 90 75 614 15 371 – –

263 Paperboard mills 6 ................ 2 652 533 128 105 1 342 23 1 310 – – 2631 Paperboard mills 6 .............. 2 652 533 128 105 1 342 23 1 310 – –

265 Paperboard containers & boxes 19 ... 29 682 6 979 1 432 1 274 23 285 158 6 397 1 1

2652 Setup paperboard boxes 2 ....... DD b bD aDD D

2653 Corrugated & solid fiber boxes 9 .. 15 824 3 619 698 632 12 456 66 3 368 – –

2655 Fiber cans, drums, & similar

products 1 .................... DD b bD a – – –

2656 Sanitary food containers – ....... –––––––– –

2657 Folding paperboard boxes 7 ..... DD f fD bD – –

267 Miscellaneous converted paper

products 12 ...................... 9 454 2 120 502 395 6 215 107 3 239 1 –

2671 Papermcoated & laminated,

packaging 1 .................. DD a aD aDD –

2672 Papermcoated & laminated,

nec – ........................ –––––––– –

2673 Bagsmplastics, laminated, &

coated 2 ...................... DD b bD bD – –

2674 Bagsmuncoated paper & multiwall 1 .................... DD b bD aD – – 2675 Die~cut paper & board – ......... –––––––– – 2676 Sanitary paper products 3 ....... 599 118 56 42 441 14 158 – – 2677 Envelopes – ................... –––––––– – 2678 Stationery products 1 ........... DD b bD bD – – 2679 Converted paper products, nec 4 . 3 569 875 161 134 2 429 27 1 140 – –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 49

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 3. Number of Employees by Type, Payroll, and Proprietors and Partners Working by

Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

All employees+

Production workers Other employees

Establish~ ments (number)

Total

annual

payroll

($1,000)

Total first~ quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Total employees

(number)

Average for

the year

(number)

Wages

($1,000) Number

Salaries

($1,000)

Proprietors,

partners

working

(number)

Unpaid

family

workers

(number)

27 Printing & publishing 208 ............ 126 166 29 349 6 469 5 315 92 612 1 154 33 554 93 27

271 Newspapers 26 ................... 75 410 17 812 3 608 2 992 58 478 616 16 932 4 – 2711 Newspapers 26 ................. 75 410 17 812 3 608 2 992 58 478 616 16 932 4 –

272 Periodicals 14 ..................... 1 910 427 123 93 1 217 30 693 4 1

2721 Periodicals 14 ................... 1 910 427 123 93 1 217 30 693 4 1

273 Books 5 ......................... 808 219 48 37 535 11 273 2 3

2731 Book publishing 4 .............. DD b aD aDD D

2732 Book printing 1 ................. DD b bD aD – –

274 Miscellaneous publishing 8 ........ DD c cD aDD –

2741 Miscellaneous publishing 8 ...... DD c cD aDD –

275 Commercial printing 148 ............. 37 151 8 283 2 264 1 840 26 574 424 10 577 74 22

2752 Commercial printing,

lithographic 91 ................. 19 926 4 086 1 182 957 14 270 225 5 656 47 16

2754 Commercial printing, gravure 8 ... 2 724 539 142 106 1 686 36 1 038 2 –

2759 Commercial printing, nec 49 ...... 14 501 3 658 940 777 10 618 163 3 883 25 6

276 Manifold business forms 3 ......... DD c cD bDD D

2761 Manifold business forms 3 ....... DD c cD bDD D

277 Greeting cards – ................. –––––––– –

2771 Greeting cards – ............... –––––––– –

278 Blankbooks & bookbinding 1 ....... D – a aD a –D –

2782 Blankbooks & looseleaf binders – . –––––––– –

2789 Bookbinding & related work 1 .... D – a aD a –D –

279 Printing trade services 3 ........... 197 44 18 16 178 2 19 2 –

2791 Typesetting – .................. –––––––– –

2796 Platemaking services 3 .......... 197 44 18 16 178 2 19 2 –

28 Chemicals & allied products 186 ...... 1 149 498 295 919 37 860 24 428 582 167 13 432 567 331 11 2

281 Industrial inorganic chemicals 10 .... DD e cD cD – –

2812 Alkalies & chlorine – ............ –––––––– –

2813 Industrial gases – ............... –––––––– –

2816 Inorganic pigments 1 ............ DD a aD aD – –

2819 Industrial inorganic chemicals,

nec 9 ........................ DD e cD cD – –

282 Plastics materials & synthetics 22 .... 47 931 12 375 2 289 1 942 32 314 347 15 617 1 –

2821 Plastics materials & resins 20 ..... DD g gD eDD –

2822 Synthetic rubber – .............. –––––––– –

2823 Cellulosic manmade fibers 1 ..... DD b bD bD – –

2824 Organic fibers, noncellulosic 1 .... DD a aD aD – –

283 Drugs 92 ......................... 991 458 258 603 30 561 19 117 485 282 11 444 506 176 3 –

2833 Medicinals & botanicals 8 ........ 58 403 14 320 1 679 1 100 29 814 579 28 589 2 –

2834 Pharmaceutical preparations 77 ... 890 460 231 484 27 383 16 879 430 192 10 504 460 268 1 –

2835 Diagnostic substances 6 ......... DD g fD eD – –

2836 Biological products, except

diagnostic 1 ................... DD c cD aD – –

284 Soaps, cleaners, & toilet goods 27 ... 57 558 12 796 2 865 1 979 36 987 886 20 571 3 2

2841 Soap & other detergents 7 ....... 2 298 497 150 78 919 72 1 379 – –

2842 Polishes & sanitation goods 4 .... DD c bD bDD –

2843 Surface active agents 1 ......... DD b aD aD – –

2844 Toilet preparations 15 ............ 50 498 11 223 2 510 1 791 34 202 719 16 296 2 2

285 Paints & allied products 12 .......... 12 189 2 980 750 520 6 995 230 5 194 1 –

2851 Paints & allied products 12 ........ 12 189 2 980 750 520 6 995 230 5 194 1 –

286 Industrial organic chemicals – ...... –––––––– –

2861 Gum & wood chemicals – ........ –––––––– –

2865 Cyclic crudes & intermediates – .. –––––––– –

2869 Industrial organic chemicals,

nec – ........................ –––––––– –

287 Agricultural chemicals 5 ........... DD e eD cD – –

2873 Nitrogenous fertilizers 1 ......... DD a aD aD – –

2874 Phosphatic fertilizers 1 .......... DD b aD aD – –

2875 Fertilizers, mixing only 2 ......... DD c cD cD – –

2879 Agricultural chemicals, nec 1 ..... DD c cD bD – –

289 Miscellaneous chemical products 18 . 17 692 4 095 657 447 8 929 210 8 763 3 –

2891 Adhesives & sealants 7 ......... DD e eD cDD –

2892 Explosives – ................... –––––––– –

2893 Printing ink 1 ................... DD a aD a –D –

2895 Carbon black – ................. –––––––– –

2899 Chemical preparations, nec 10 .... DD e cD bDD –

29 Petroleum & coal products 28 ....... 48 571 12 722 1 555 944 27 796 611 20 775 – 3

291 Petroleum refining 9 .............. 32 560 9 218 781 463 17 455 318 15 105 – 3

2911 Petroleum refining 9 ............ 32 560 9 218 781 463 17 455 318 15 105 – 3

295 Asphalt paving & roofing

materials 16 ..................... DD f eD eD – –

2951 Asphalt paving mixtures & blocks 15 ...................... DD f eD eD – – 2952 Asphalt felts & coatings 1 ........ DD b bD aD – –

299 Miscellaneous petroleum & coal

products 3 ...................... DD b bD bD – – 2992 Lubricating oils & greases 2 ...... DD b bD bD – – 2999 Petroleum & coal products, nec 1 . DD a aD aD – –

50 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 3. Number of Employees by Type, Payroll, and Proprietors and Partners Working by

Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

All employees+

Production workers Other employees

Establish~ ments (number)

Total

annual

payroll

($1,000)

Total first~ quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Total employees

(number)

Average for

the year

(number)

Wages

($1,000) Number

Salaries

($1,000)

Proprietors,

partners

working

(number)

Unpaid

family

workers

(number)

30 Rubber & miscellaneous plastics

products 71 ....................... 86 935 20 010 4 924 3 846 58 939 1 078 27 996 5 1

301 Tires & inner tubes 3 .............. 1 909 325 116 78 1 510 38 399 – – 3011 Tires & inner tubes 3 ............ 1 909 325 116 78 1 510 38 399 – –

302 Rubber & plastics footwear – ....... –––––––– –

3021 Rubber & plastics footwear – ..... –––––––– –

305 Hose & belting & gaskets &

packing 2 ....................... DD b aD bD – –

3052 Rubber & plastics hose &

belting – ...................... –––––––– –

3053 Gaskets, packing & sealing

devices 2 ..................... DD b aD bD – –

306 Fabricated rubber products, nec 2 .. DD b bD aD – – 3061 Mechanical rubber goods – ...... –––––––– – 3069 Fabricated rubber products, nec 2 ........................ DD b bD aD – –

308 Miscellaneous plastics products,

nec 64 .......................... 83 020 19 251 4 693 3 684 56 137 1 009 26 883 5 1

3081 Unsupported plastics film &

sheet – ....................... –––––––– –

3082 Unsupported plastics profile

shapes – ..................... –––––––– –

3083 Laminated plastics plate &

sheet 4 ....................... DD c cD bD – –

3084 Plastics pipe – ................. –––––––– –

3085 Plastics bottles 14 ............... 25 832 6 134 1 253 973 17 811 280 8 021 – –

3086 Plastics foam products 5 ........ DD f eD cD – –

3087 Custom compound purchased

resins – ...................... –––––––– –

3088 Plastics plumbing fixtures – ...... –––––––– –

3089 Plastics products, nec 41 ......... 40 924 9 536 2 667 2 175 27 823 492 13 101 5 1

31 Leather & leather products 25 ....... 80 296 17 658 5 752 5 077 64 821 675 15 475 4 –

311 Leather tanning & finishing – ....... –––––––– –

3111 Leather tanning & finishing – ..... –––––––– –

313 Footwear cut stock – .............. –––––––– –

3131 Footwear cut stock & findings – .. –––––––– –

314 Footwear, except rubber 15 ......... 66 465 15 154 4 888 4 336 54 996 552 11 469 3 –

3142 House slippers 1 ............... DD a aD a –D –

3143 Men’s footwear, except athletic 10 . DD h hD eDD –

3144 Women’s footwear, except

athletic 2 ..................... DD f fD cD – –

3149 Footwear, except rubber, nec 2 .. DD c cD aDD –

315 Leather gloves & mittens – ........ –––––––– – 3151 Leather gloves & mittens – ...... –––––––– –

316 Luggage 1 ....................... DD a aD aD – – 3161 Luggage 1 ..................... DD a aD aD – –

317 Handbags & personal leather

goods 5 ........................ DD c cD aDD – 3171 Women’s handbags & purses 1 .. D – a aD a – – – 3172 Personal leather goods, nec 4 .... DD c cD aDD –

319 Leather goods, nec 4 ............. DD f fD cD – – 3199 Leather goods, nec 4 ........... DD f fD cD – –

32 Stone, clay, & glass products 159 ..... 105 978 24 085 5 298 4 213 76 139 1 085 29 839 37 5

321 Flat glass 2 ...................... DD b bD aD – – 3211 Flat glass 2 .................... DD b bD aD – –

322 Glass & glassware, pressed or blown – ........................ –––––––– – 3221 Glass containers – .............. –––––––– – 3229 Pressed & blown glass, nec – .... –––––––– –

323 Products of purchased glass 6 ..... DD f eD cDD – 3231 Products of purchased glass 6 ... DD f eD cDD –

324 Cement, hydraulic 1 .............. DD c cD bD – – 3241 Cement, hydraulic 1 ............ DD c cD bD – –

325 Structural clay products 1 .......... DD a aD aDD –

3251 Brick & structural clay tile 1 ...... DD a aD aDD –

3253 Ceramic wall & floor tile – ........ –––––––– –

3255 Clay refractories – .............. –––––––– –

3259 Structural clay products, nec – ... –––––––– –

326 Pottery & related products 4 ....... DD b bD aDD –

3261 Vitreous plumbing fixtures 1 ...... DD b bD aD – –

3262 Vitreous china food utensils – .... –––––––– –

3263 Fine earthenware food utensils – . –––––––– –

3264 Porcelain electrical supplies – .... –––––––– –

3269 Pottery products, nec 3 .......... 82 18 13 10 65 3 17 2 –

327 Concrete, gypsum, & plaster

products 110 ...................... 67 898 15 258 3 462 2 721 46 666 741 21 232 25 5

3271 Concrete brick & block 34 ......... 7 451 1 659 556 421 4 999 135 2 452 12 3

3272 Concrete products, nec 27 ........ 29 026 6 538 1 166 871 16 274 295 12 752 8 2

3273 Ready~mixed concrete 49 ......... 31 421 7 061 1 740 1 429 25 393 311 6 028 5 –

3274 Lime – ........................ –––––––– –

3275 Gypsum products – ............. –––––––– –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 51

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 3. Number of Employees by Type, Payroll, and Proprietors and Partners Working by

Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

All employees+

Production workers Other employees

Establish~ ments (number)

Total

annual

payroll

($1,000)

Total first~ quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Total employees

(number)

Average for

the year

(number)

Wages

($1,000) Number

Salaries

($1,000)

Proprietors,

partners

working

(number)

Unpaid

family

workers

(number)

32 Stone, clay, & glass productsm Con.

328 Cut stone & stone products 25 ...... 10 265 2 171 670 601 8 874 69 1 391 2 – 3281 Cut stone & stone products 25 .... 10 265 2 171 670 601 8 874 69 1 391 2 –

329 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral products 10 ...................... 5 695 1 345 323 228 3 665 95 2 030 5 – 3291 Abrasive products 1 ............. DD c cD bD – – 3292 Asbestos products – ............ –––––––– – 3295 Minerals, ground or treated – .... –––––––– – 3296 Mineral wool – ................. –––––––– – 3297 Nonclay refractories – ........... –––––––– – 3299 Nonmetallic mineral products, nec 9 ........................ DD c bD bDD –

33 Primary metal industries 24 ......... 13 176 2 546 727 585 8 069 142 5 107 7 1

331 Blast furnace & basic steel

products 8 ...................... 6 274 1 163 304 245 3 452 59 2 822 – –

3312 Blast furnaces & steel mills 4 ..... 1 674 202 84 75 1 234 9 440 – –

3313 Electrometallurgical products – ... –––––––– –

3315 Steel wire & related products 4 ... 4 600 961 220 170 2 218 50 2 382 – –

3316 Cold finishing of steel shapes – ... –––––––– –

3317 Steel pipe & tubes – ............ –––––––– –

332 Iron & steel foundries – ............ –––––––– –

3321 Gray iron foundries – ........... –––––––– – 3322 Malleable iron foundries – ....... –––––––– –

3324 Steel investment foundries – ..... –––––––– –

3325 Steel foundries, nec – ........... –––––––– –

333 Primary nonferrous metals – ....... –––––––– –

3331 Primary copper – ............... –––––––– –

3334 Primary aluminum – ............ –––––––– –

3339 Primary nonferrous metals, nec – . –––––––– –

334 Secondary nonferrous metals 3 .... DD a aD aDD D 3341 Secondary nonferrous metals 3 .. DD a aD aDD D

335 Nonferrous rolling & drawing 2 ..... DD c cD bDD –

3351 Copper rolling & drawing – ....... –––––––– –

3353 Aluminum sheet, plate, & foil – ... –––––––– –

3354 Aluminum extruded products 2 ... DD c cD bDD –

3355 Aluminum rolling & drawing,

nec – ........................ –––––––– –

3356 Nonferrous rolling & drawing,

nec – ........................ –––––––– – 3357 Nonferrous wire drawing &

insulating – ................... –––––––– –

336 Nonferrous foundries (castings) 1 ... DD b bD aD – –

3363 Aluminum die~castings 1 ........ DD b bD aD – –

3364 Nonferrous die~casting, except

aluminum – ................... –––––––– –

3365 Aluminum foundries – ........... –––––––– –

3366 Copper foundries – ............. –––––––– –

3369 Nonferrous foundries, nec – ..... –––––––– –

339 Miscellaneous primary metal

products 10 ...................... 3 428 774 184 139 2 172 45 1 256 3 –

3398 Metal heat treating 1 ............ DD a aD aD – –

3399 Primary metal products, nec 9 .... DD c cD bDD –

34 Fabricated metal products 229 ....... 90 851 20 552 6 048 4 927 64 550 1 121 26 301 87 11

341 Metal cans & shipping containers 10 . 18 729 4 240 729 531 12 482 198 6 247 – –

3411 Metal cans 10 ................... 18 729 4 240 729 531 12 482 198 6 247 – –

3412 Metal barrels, drums, & pails – ... –––––––– –

342 Cutlery, handtools, & hardware 4 ... 1 735 399 134 107 1 250 27 485 1 –

3421 Cutlery 1 ...................... DD b bD aD – –

3423 Hand & edge tools, nec 1 ........ DD a aD aD – –

3425 Hand saws & saw blades – ...... –––––––– –

3429 Hardware, nec 2 ................ DD b bD aDD –

343 Plumbing & heating, except

electric 5 ....................... 835 181 62 50 571 12 264 – –

3431 Metal sanitary ware – ........... –––––––– –

3432 Plumbing fittings & brass goods – . –––––––– –

3433 Heating equipment, except electric 5 ..................... 835 181 62 50 571 12 264 – –

344 Fabricated structural metal

products 156 ...................... 53 632 12 076 4 036 3 374 38 894 662 14 738 74 11

3441 Fabricated structural metal 14 ..... 7 100 1 828 505 449 5 721 56 1 379 1 –

3442 Metal doors, sash, & trim 60 ...... 27 593 5 993 2 241 1 928 19 888 313 7 705 27 2

3443 Fabricated plate work, boiler

shops 9 ...................... 3 474 770 200 162 2 523 38 951 3 –

3444 Sheet metal work 16 ............. 4 337 1 060 313 251 3 124 62 1 213 8 5

3446 Architectural metal work 42 ....... 4 282 872 436 340 3 074 96 1 208 30 4

3448 Prefabricated metal buildings – ... –––––––– –

3449 Miscellaneous metal work 15 ...... 6 846 1 553 341 244 4 564 97 2 282 5 –

345 Screw machine products, bolts, etc 16 ........................... 2 933 674 177 138 1 928 39 1 005 4 – 3451 Screw machine products 3 ....... 701 139 45 41 569 4 132 – –

3452 Bolts, nuts, rivets, & washers 13 ... 2 232 535 132 97 1 359 35 873 4 –

346 Metal forgings & stampings 8 ...... 1 569 397 125 103 1 143 22 426 1 – 3462 Iron & steel forgings 1 ........... DD a aD aD – – 3463 Nonferrous forgings – ........... –––––––– – 3465 Automotive stampings – ......... –––––––– – 3466 Crowns & closures – ............ –––––––– –

52 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 3. Number of Employees by Type, Payroll, and Proprietors and Partners Working by

Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

All employees+

Production workers Other employees

Establish~ ments (number)

Total

annual

payroll

($1,000)

Total first~ quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Total employees

(number)

Average for

the year

(number)

Wages

($1,000) Number

Salaries

($1,000)

Proprietors,

partners

working

(number)

Unpaid

family

workers

(number)

34 Fabricated metal productsmCon.

346 Metal forgings & stampingsmCon.

3469 Metal stampings, nec 7 .......... DD c bD bDD –

347 Metal services, nec 14 ............. 6 984 1 596 460 358 5 264 102 1 720 3 – 3471 Plating & polishing 14 ............ 6 984 1 596 460 358 5 264 102 1 720 3 – 3479 Metal coating & allied services – .. –––––––– –

348 Ordnance & accessories, nec – .... –––––––– –

3482 Small arms ammunition – ........ –––––––– –

3483 Ammunition, except small arms,

nec – ........................ –––––––– –

3484 Small arms – ................... –––––––– –

3489 Ordnance & accessories, nec – .. –––––––– –

349 Miscellaneous fabricated metal

products 16 ...................... 4 434 989 325 266 3 018 59 1 416 4 –

3491 Industrial valves 1 .............. DD b bD aD – –

3492 Fluid power valves & hose

fittings – ...................... –––––––– –

3493 Steel springs, except wire – ...... –––––––– –

3494 Valves & pipe fittings, nec 2 ...... DD b bD aD – –

3495 Wire springs – ................. –––––––– –

3496 Miscellaneous fabricated wire

products 4 .................... 458 109 39 31 299 8 159 – –

3497 Metal foil & leaf – ............... –––––––– –

3498 Fabricated pipe & fittings – ....... –––––––– –

3499 Fabricated metal products, nec 9 . 2 108 487 178 156 1 634 22 474 4 –

35 Industrial machinery &

equipment 78 ..................... 106 766 22 413 4 301 3 208 72 300 1 093 34 466 29 5

351 Engines & turbines – .............. –––––––– – 3511 Turbines & turbine generator sets – ........................ –––––––– – 3519 Internal combustion engines, nec – ........................ –––––––– –

352 Farm & garden machinery 2 ....... DD b bD bD – –

3523 Farm machinery & equipment 1 .. DD b bD bD – –

3524 Lawn & garden equipment 1 ..... DD a aD a – – –

353 Construction & related machinery 3 . DD c cD aD – –

3531 Construction machinery 1 ........ DD b bD aD – –

3532 Mining machinery – ............. –––––––– –

3533 Oil field machinery – ............ –––––––– –

3534 Elevators & moving stairways – .. –––––––– – 3535 Conveyors & conveying

equipment 1 .................. DD c cD a – – – 3536 Hoists, cranes, & monorails – .... –––––––– – 3537 Industrial trucks & tractors 1 ..... D – a aD aD – –

354 Metalworking machinery 25 ......... 4 002 871 291 234 2 538 57 1 464 12 4

3541 Machine tools, metal cutting

types – ....................... –––––––– –

3542 Machine tools, metal forming

types – ....................... –––––––– –

3543 Industrial patterns – ............. –––––––– –

3544 Special dies, tools, jigs, &

fixtures 16 ..................... 919 196 73 55 749 18 170 9 2

3545 Machine tool accessories 3 ...... DD c cD aDD D

3546 Power~driven handtools 2 ........ DD a aD aDD –

3547 Rolling mill machinery – ......... –––––––– –

3548 Welding apparatus – ............ –––––––– –

3549 Metalworking machinery, nec 4 ... DD b bD aDD –

355 Special industry machinery 4 ....... 116 27 11 9 91 2 25 4 –

3552 Textile machinery – ............. –––––––– –

3553 Woodworking machinery 1 ....... DD a aD aDD –

3554 Paper industries machinery – .... –––––––– –

3555 Printing trades machinery – ...... –––––––– –

3556 Food products machinery 3 ...... DD a aD aDD –

3559 Special industry machinery,

nec – ........................ –––––––– –

356 General industrial machinery 7 ..... DD f eD eDD – 3561 Pumps & pumping equipment – .. –––––––– – 3562 Ball & roller bearings 1 .......... DD a aD aDD – 3563 Air & gas compressors – ........ –––––––– – 3564 Blowers & fans 1 ............... DD a aD aD – – 3565 Packaging machinery 1 ......... DD a aD a – – – 3566 Speed changers, drives, &

gears – ....................... –––––––– –

3567 Industrial furnaces & ovens – .... –––––––– –

3568 Power transmission equipment,

nec – ........................ –––––––– –

3569 General industrial machinery,

nec 4 ........................ DD f eD eD – –

357 Computer & office equipment 10 ..... DD g gD eDD –

3571 Electronic computers 4 .......... 1 950 465 109 75 1 440 34 510 1 –

3572 Computer storage devices 1 ..... DD c cD aD – –

3575 Computer terminals – ........... –––––––– –

3577 Computer peripheral equipment,

nec 2 ........................ DD g fD cDD –

3578 Calculating & accounting

equipment – .................. –––––––– –

3579 Office machines, nec 3 .......... DD c bD bD – –

358 Refrigeration & service machinery 11 . DD g fD cDD –

3581 Automatic merchandising

machines – ................... –––––––– –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 53

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 3. Number of Employees by Type, Payroll, and Proprietors and Partners Working by

Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

All employees+

Production workers Other employees

Establish~ ments (number)

Total

annual

payroll

($1,000)

Total first~ quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Total employees

(number)

Average for

the year

(number)

Wages

($1,000) Number

Salaries

($1,000)

Proprietors,

partners

working

(number)

Unpaid

family

workers

(number)

35 Industrial machinery &

equipmentmCon.

358 Refrigeration & service machinery mCon.

3582 Commercial laundry equipment – . –––––––– – 3585 Refrigeration & heating

equipment 9 .................. DD g fD cDD –

3586 Measuring & dispensing pumps – . –––––––– – 3589 Service industry machinery, nec 2 ........................ DD b bD aD – –

359 Industrial machinery, nec 16 ........ 1 801 417 120 108 1 630 12 171 8 1 3592 Carburetors, pistons, rings, & valves – ...................... –––––––– – 3593 Fluid power cylinders & actuators – ................... –––––––– – 3594 Fluid power pumps & motors – ... –––––––– – 3596 Scales & balances, except

laboratory – ................... –––––––– – 3599 Industrial machinery, nec 16 ...... 1 801 417 120 108 1 630 12 171 8 1

36 Electronic & other electric

equipment 87 ..................... 455 767 118 229 24 931 20 619 317 037 4 312 138 730 6 1

361 Electric distribution equipment 22 .... 70 457 25 098 4 228 3 671 56 673 557 13 784 – –

3612 Transformers 7 ................. 31 677 15 370 1 848 1 598 26 429 250 5 248 – –

3613 Switchgear & switchboard

apparatus 15 ................... 38 780 9 728 2 380 2 073 30 244 307 8 536 – –

362 Electrical industrial apparatus 3 .... DD f fD bD – –

3621 Motors & generators – .......... –––––––– –

3624 Carbon & graphite products – .... –––––––– –

3625 Relays & industrial controls 2 .... DD f fD bD – –

3629 Electrical industrial apparatus,

nec 1 ........................ DD a aD aD – –

363 Household appliances 1 ........... DD e eD bD – –

3631 Household cooking equipment – .. –––––––– –

3632 Household refrigerators &

freezers – .................... –––––––– –

3633 Household laundry equipment – .. –––––––– –

3634 Electric housewares & fans – .... –––––––– –

3635 Household vacuum cleaners – ... –––––––– –

3639 Household appliances, nec 1 ..... DD e eD bD – –

364 Electric lighting & wiring

equipment 21 .................... 67 843 16 631 3 821 3 166 45 585 655 22 258 1 –

3641 Electric lamps 2 ................ DD b bD aD – –

3643 Current~carrying wiring devices 10 . 54 791 13 727 3 033 2 511 36 790 522 18 001 – –

3644 Noncurrent~carrying wiring

devices 1 ..................... DD a aD aD – –

3645 Residential lighting fixtures 6 ..... DD e eD bDD –

3646 Commercial lighting fixtures – .... –––––––– –

3647 Vehicular lighting equipment – ... –––––––– –

3648 Lighting equipment, nec 2 ....... DD e cD bD – –

365 Household audio & video

equipment 2 .................... DD b aD aD – –

3651 Household audio & video

equipment – .................. –––––––– –

3652 Prerecorded records & tapes 2 ... DD b aD aD – –

366 Communications equipment 9 ...... 65 036 15 290 3 195 2 204 42 027 991 23 009 1 –

3661 Telephone & telegraph

apparatus 5 ................... DD f fD cDD –

3663 Radio & TV communications

equipment 3 .................. DD g gD fD – –

3669 Communications equipment,

nec 1 ........................ DD b bD aD – –

367 Electronic components &

accessories 26 ................... 217 357 52 804 11 699 9 788 147 483 1 911 69 874 4 1

3671 Electron tubes 2 ................ DD e cD aD – –

3672 Printed circuit boards 6 .......... 99 785 27 477 4 255 3 581 64 856 674 34 929 – –

3674 Semiconductors & related

devices 1 ..................... DD c bD bD – –

3675 Electronic capacitors – .......... –––––––– –

3676 Electronic resistors – ............ –––––––– –

3677 Electronic coils & transformers 4 . 26 264 5 176 1 599 1 232 18 208 367 8 056 – –

3678 Electronic connectors – ......... –––––––– –

3679 Electronic components, nec 13 .... 82 396 18 317 5 477 4 647 57 969 830 24 427 4 1

369 Miscellaneous electrical equipment

& supplies 3 .................... DD f fD cD – –

3691 Storage batteries 1 ............. DD f eD cD – –

3692 Primary batteries, dry & wet – .... –––––––– –

3694 Engine electrical equipment 1 .... DD a aD aD – –

3695 Magnetic & optical recording

media – ...................... –––––––– –

3699 Electrical equipment & supplies,

nec 1 ........................ DD e eD aD – –

37 Transportation equipment 34 ........ 26 890 6 599 1 484 1 143 14 405 341 12 485 9 2

371 Motor vehicles & equipment 20 ...... 23 330 5 774 1 285 999 12 315 286 11 015 2 – 3711 Motor vehicles & car bodies 2 .... DD b bD aD – – 3713 Truck & bus bodies 2 ........... DD b aD aDD – 3714 Motor vehicle parts & accessories 16 ................. 22 089 5 465 1 214 948 11 517 266 10 572 1 – 3715 Truck trailers – ................. –––––––– –

54 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 3. Number of Employees by Type, Payroll, and Proprietors and Partners Working by

Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

All employees+

Production workers Other employees

Establish~ ments (number)

Total

annual

payroll

($1,000)

Total first~ quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Total employees

(number)

Average for

the year

(number)

Wages

($1,000) Number

Salaries

($1,000)

Proprietors,

partners

working

(number)

Unpaid

family

workers

(number)

37 Transportation equipmentmCon.

371 Motor vehicles & equipmentmCon. 3716 Motor homes – ................. –––––––– –

372 Aircraft & parts 1 ................. DD a aD aD – – 3721 Aircraft – ...................... –––––––– – 3724 Aircraft engines & engine parts – . –––––––– – 3728 Aircraft parts & equipment, nec 1 . DD a aD aD – –

373 Ship & boat building & repairing 11 ... DD c bD bDD D

3731 Ship building & repairing 2 ....... DD b bD bD – –

3732 Boat building & repairing 9 ....... DD b bD aDD D

374 Railroad equipment – ............. –––––––– –

3743 Railroad equipment – ........... –––––––– –

375 Motorcycles, bicycles, & parts – .... –––––––– – 3751 Motorcycles, bicycles, & parts – .. –––––––– –

376 Guided missiles, space vehicles,

parts – ......................... –––––––– –

3761 Guided missiles & space

vehicles – .................... –––––––– –

3764 Space propulsion units & parts – . –––––––– –

3769 Space vehicle equipment, nec – .. –––––––– –

379 Miscellaneous transportation

equipment 2 .................... DD b bD aDD – 3792 Travel trailer & campers – ....... –––––––– – 3795 Tanks & tank components – ..... –––––––– – 3799 Transportation equipment, nec 2 . DD b bD aDD –

38 Instruments & related products 64 ... 254 923 59 383 12 260 9 642 166 481 2 618 88 442 3 –

381 Search & navigation equipment – ... –––––––– –

3812 Search & navigation equipment – . –––––––– –

382 Measuring & controlling devices 12 .. 23 979 6 172 1 249 1 022 17 512 227 6 467 – –

3821 Laboratory apparatus &

furniture 1 .................... DD c cD aD – –

3822 Environmental controls 1 ........ DD c cD bD – –

3823 Process control instruments 3 .... 2 521 557 159 140 1 635 19 886 – –

3824 Fluid meters & counting

devices 1 ..................... DD c bD bD – –

3825 Instruments to measure

electricity 2 ................... DD c cD bD – –

3826 Analytical instruments – ......... –––––––– –

3827 Optical instruments & lenses 1 ... DD e eD bD – –

3829 Measuring & controlling devices,

nec 3 ........................ DD b bD bD – –

384 Medical instruments & supplies 43 ... 200 435 46 093 9 856 7 637 124 091 2 219 76 344 2 – 3841 Surgical & medical instruments 24 . 173 007 40 043 8 317 6 530 110 005 1 787 63 002 – – 3842 Surgical appliances & supplies 19 . 27 428 6 050 1 539 1 107 14 086 432 13 342 2 – 3843 Dental equipment & supplies – ... –––––––– – 3844 X~ray apparatus & tubes – ....... –––––––– – 3845 Electromedical equipment – ...... –––––––– –

385 Ophthalmic goods 8 .............. DD g fD cDD –

3851 Ophthalmic goods 8 ............ DD g fD cDD –

386 Photographic equipment &

supplies – ...................... –––––––– – 3861 Photographic equipment &

supplies – .................... –––––––– –

387 Watches, clocks, watchcases, &

parts 1 ......................... DD c bD bD – –

3873 Watches, clocks, & watchcases 1 . DD c bD bD – –

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 61 ...................... 38 704 10 144 2 208 1 713 23 978 495 14 726 18 3

391 Jewelry, silverware, & plated

ware 12 ......................... 9 947 2 352 601 471 6 752 130 3 195 4 –

3911 Jewelry, precious metal 11 ........ DD e eD cDD –

3914 Silverware & plated ware 1 ...... DD c cD aD – –

3915 Jewelers’ materials & lapidary

work – ....................... –––––––– –

393 Musical instruments – ............. –––––––– –

3931 Musical instruments – ........... –––––––– –

394 Toys & sporting goods 4 ........... DD b aD aDD D

3942 Dolls – ........................ –––––––– –

3944 Games, toys, & children’s

vehicles – .................... –––––––– –

3949 Sporting & athletic goods, nec 4 .. DD b aD aDD D

395 Pens, pencils, office, & art

supplies 1 ...................... DD a aD aD – –

3951 Pens & mechanical pencils – ..... –––––––– –

3952 Lead pencils & art goods – ....... –––––––– –

3953 Marking devices 1 .............. DD a aD aD – –

3955 Carbon paper & inked ribbons – .. –––––––– –

396 Costume jewelry & notions 8 ....... DD f fD cDD – 3961 Costume jewelry 6 .............. DD f fD cD – – 3965 Fasteners, buttons, needles, &

pins 2 ........................ DD a aD aDD –

399 Miscellaneous mfg 36 .............. 11 293 2 424 695 512 7 228 183 4 065 10 2 3991 Brooms & brushes 1 ............ DD a aD aD – –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 55

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 3. Number of Employees by Type, Payroll, and Proprietors and Partners Working by

Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

All employees+

Production workers Other employees

Establish~ ments (number)

Total

annual

payroll

($1,000)

Total first~ quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Total employees

(number)

Average for

the year

(number)

Wages

($1,000) Number

Salaries

($1,000)

Proprietors,

partners

working

(number)

Unpaid

family

workers

(number)

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industriesmCon.

399 Miscellaneous mfgmCon.

3993 Signs & advertising displays 20 .... 5 667 1 277 328 220 3 155 108 2 512 8 2 3995 Burial caskets 3 ................ DD b bD aD – – 3996 Hard surface floor coverings – ... –––––––– – 3999 Mfg industries, nec 12 ............ 3 951 785 268 205 2 700 63 1 251 2 –

56 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 4. Value of Shipments by Industry Group and Industry: 1997

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Value of shipments

Establishments (number)Total ($1,000)

Value of products shipped

($1,000)

Value of resale ($1,000)

Receipts for

contract work ($1,000)

Miscellaneous receipts

($1,000)

All manufacturing industries 2 092 ............... 46 875 995 46 175 111 D 219 097 D

20 Food & kindred products 287 ............................ 5 332 954 5 217 600 64 591 39 975 10 788

201 Meat products 18 ..................................... 178 442 D D D D

2011 Meat packing plants 7 .............................. 40 477 D – D –

2013 Sausages & other prepared meats 7 ................. DD – – D

2015 Poultry & egg processing 4 .......................... DDD – –

202 Dairy products 22 ..................................... 333 075 D D – D 2021 Creamery butter – ................................. –––– – 2022 Cheese, natural & processed 5 ...................... DD – – – 2023 Condensed & evaporated milk 1 ..................... DD – – – 2024 Ice cream & frozen desserts 12 ....................... 24 255 24 255 – – – 2026 Fluid milk 4 ....................................... DDD – D

203 Preserved fruits & vegetables 36 ........................ 187 054 186 386 D D D

2032 Canned specialties 1 ............................... DD – – –

2033 Canned fruits & vegetables 19 ........................ 53 373 D – D –

2034 Dehydrated fruits, vegetables, & soups 1 ............. DD – – –

2035 Pickles, sauces, & salad dressings 1 ................. DD – – –

2037 Frozen fruits & vegetables 4 ......................... DD – – D

2038 Frozen specialties, nec 10 ........................... 39 740 D D – –

204 Grain mill products 23 ................................. 292 698 274 542 D D D 2041 Flour & other grain mill products 3 ................... DD – – – 2043 Cereal breakfast foods – ............................ –––– – 2044 Rice milling 1 ...................................... DD – – – 2045 Blended & prepared flour 1 .......................... DD – – – 2046 Wet corn milling – .................................. –––– – 2047 Dog & cat food – ................................... –––– – 2048 Prepared feeds, nec 18 .............................. 168 881 150 725 D D D

205 Bakery products 66 ................................... 192 592 D D D D

2051 Bread, cake, & related products 55 .................... 154 212 D 16 267 – D

2052 Cookies & crackers 10 ............................... DDDD –

2053 Frozen bakery products, except bread 1 .............. DD – – –

206 Sugar & confectionery products 18 ...................... 153 374 D D – D

2061 Raw cane sugar – ................................. –––– –

2062 Cane sugar refining – .............................. –––– –

2063 Beet sugar 1 ...................................... DD – – –

2064 Candy & other confectionery products & chewing

gum 17 ........................................... DDD – D

2066 Chocolate & cocoa products – ....................... –––– –

2067 Chewing gum – .................................... –––– –

2068 Salted & roasted nuts & seeds – ..................... –––– –

207 Fats & oils 3 ......................................... 65 468 65 468 – – –

2074 Cottonseed oil mills – ............................... –––– –

2075 Soybean oil mills 1 ................................. DD – – –

2076 Vegetable oil mills, nec – ........................... –––– –

2077 Animal & marine fats & oils – ........................ –––– –

2079 Shortening & cooking oils 2 ......................... DD – – –

208 Beverages 49 ........................................ 3 202 171 D D D D 2082 Malt beverages 2 .................................. DD – – – 2083 Malt – ............................................ –––– – 2084 Wines, brandy, & brandy spirits 1 .................... DD – – – 2085 Distilled liquor, except brandy 3 ...................... DDDD D 2086 Bottled & canned soft drinks 30 ....................... 322 786 319 010 D D – 2087 Flavoring extracts & syrups, nec 13 ................... DDD – D

209 Miscellaneous food & kindred products 52 ................ 728 080 D D D D

2091 Canned & cured seafood 2 .......................... DD – – D

2092 Fresh or frozen seafood 2 ........................... DD – – –

2095 Roasted coffee 9 .................................. 91 199 88 125 D – D

2096 Potato chips & similar snacks 2 ...................... DD – – –

2097 Manufactured ice 24 ................................ 12 783 D D – D

2098 Macaroni & spaghetti 1 ............................. DD – – –

2099 Food preparations, nec 12 ........................... 54 910 D – D D

21 Tobacco products 4 ................................... DDDD –

211 Cigarettes 1 ......................................... DDDD –

2111 Cigarettes 1 ....................................... DDDD –

212 Cigars 3 ............................................ DD – – –

2121 Cigars 3 .......................................... DD – – –

213 Chewing & smoking tobacco – ......................... –––– –

2131 Chewing & smoking tobacco – ....................... –––– –

214 Tobacco stemming & redrying – ....................... –––– –

2141 Tobacco stemming & redrying – ..................... –––– –

22 Textile mill products 20 ................................ 129 403 128 250 – D D

221 Broadwoven fabric mills, cotton 1 ...................... DD – – – 2211 Weaving mills, cotton 1 ............................. DD – – –

222 Broadwoven fabric mills, manmade fiber & silk 1 ......... DD – – D 2221 Weaving mills, synthetics 1 .......................... DD – – D

223 Broadwoven fabric mills, wool – ........................ –––– – 2231 Weaving & finishing mills, wool – ..................... –––– –

224 Narrow fabric mills – ................................. –––– – 2241 Narrow fabric mills – ............................... –––– –

225 Knitting mills 8 ....................................... 88 552 88 552 – – –

2251 Women’s hosiery, except socks 1 .................... DD – – –

2252 Hosiery, nec – ..................................... –––– –

2253 Knit outerwear mills 7 .............................. DD – – –

2254 Knit underwear mills – .............................. –––– –

2257 Circular knit fabric mills – ........................... –––– –

2258 Lace & warp knit fabric mills – ....................... –––– –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 57

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 4. Value of Shipments by Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Value of shipments

Establishments (number)Total ($1,000)

Value of products shipped

($1,000)

Value of resale ($1,000)

Receipts for

contract work ($1,000)

Miscellaneous receipts

($1,000)

22 Textile mill productsmCon.

225 Knitting millsmCon.

2259 Knitting mills, nec – ................................ –––– –

226 Textile finishing, except wool 3 ........................ DD –D –

2261 Finishing plants, cotton 2 ........................... DD –D –

2262 Finishing plants, synthetics – ........................ –––– –

2269 Finishing plants, nec 1 .............................. DD – – –

227 Carpets & rugs 1 .................................... DD – – –

2273 Carpets & rugs 1 .................................. DD – – –

228 Yarn & thread mills 1 ................................. DD – – – 2281 Yarn spinning mills 1 ............................... DD – – – 2282 Yarn throwing & winding mills – ...................... –––– – 2284 Thread mills – ..................................... –––– –

229 Miscellaneous textile goods 5 ......................... 8 401 8 401 – – –

2295 Coated fabrics, not rubberized – ..................... –––– –

2296 Tire cord & fabric 1 ................................. DD – – –

2297 Nonwoven fabrics – ................................ –––– –

2298 Cordage & twine – ................................. –––– –

2299 Textile goods, nec 4 ................................ DD – – –

23 Apparel & other textile products 223 ..................... 1 079 676 1 057 194 1 330 17 309 3 843

231 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats 10 ......................... 54 937 D – D D

2311 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats 10 ....................... 54 937 D – D D

232 Men’s & boys’ furnishings 69 ........................... 454 364 439 689 D 12 228 D

2321 Shirts, men’s & boys’ 19 ............................. DDDD D

2322 Men’s & boys’ underwear & nightwear 8 .............. DD –D –

2323 Men’s & boys’ neckwear – .......................... –––– –

2325 Men’s & boys’ trousers & slacks 10 .................... 72 051 71 129 – D D

2326 Men’s & boys’ work clothing 16 ....................... 120 264 D D – D

2329 Men’s & boys’ clothing, nec 16 ........................ 99 119 D – D –

233 Women’s & children’s outerwear 52 ..................... 87 060 85 754 D D D

2331 Women’s blouses & waists 5 ........................ 9 599 9 599 – – –

2335 Women’s dresses 32 ................................ 24 459 D – D D

2337 Women’s suits & coats 4 ............................ 2 401 D D – D

2339 Women’s outerwear, nec 11 .......................... 50 601 49 372 – D D

234 Women’s & children’s undergarments 35 ................. 374 794 370 555 – D D

2341 Women’s & children’s underwear 12 ................... 39 654 D – D D

2342 Brassieres & allied garments 23 ...................... 335 140 D – D –

235 Hats, caps, & millinery 1 .............................. DD – – –

2353 Hats, caps, & millinery 1 ............................ DD – – –

236 Girls’ & children’s outerwear 10 ......................... 19 527 D – D –

2361 Girls’ & children’s dresses & blouses 2 ................ DD –D –

2369 Girls’ & children’s outerwear, nec 8 ................... D 18 752 – D –

237 Fur goods – ......................................... –––– –

2371 Fur goods – ....................................... –––– –

238 Miscellaneous apparel & accessories 3 ................. DD – – –

2381 Fabric gloves & mittens – ........................... –––– – 2384 Robes & dressing gowns – .......................... –––– –

2385 Waterproof outer garments – ........................ –––– –

2386 Leather & sheep~lined clothing – ..................... –––– –

2387 Apparel belts – .................................... –––– –

2389 Apparel & accessories, nec 3 ........................ DD – – –

239 Miscellaneous fabricated textile products 43 .............. 83 699 82 582 D D D

2391 Curtains & draperies 12 .............................. 6 370 5 390 D D D

2392 Housefurnishings, nec 8 ............................ 8 921 8 921 – – –

2393 Textile bags 2 ..................................... DD – – –

2394 Canvas & related products 2 ........................ DD – – –

2395 Pleating & stitching 9 ............................... DDDD –

2396 Automotive & apparel trimmings 4 ................... 1 192 D D – –

2397 Schiffli machine embroideries – ...................... –––– –

2399 Fabricated textile products, nec 6 .................... 23 369 23 369 – – –

24 Lumber & wood products 117 ............................ D 89 600 D 1 322 D

241 Logging – ........................................... –––– –

2411 Logging – ......................................... –––– –

242 Sawmills & planing mills 1 ............................. DD – – –

2421 Sawmills & planing mills, general – ................... –––– –

2426 Hardwood dimension & flooring mills – ................ –––– – 2429 Special product sawmills, nec 1 ...................... DD – – –

243 Millwork, plywood, & structural members 99 .............. 64 873 D D 1 322 476 2431 Millwork 21 ......................................... 25 911 D D D D 2434 Wood kitchen cabinets 75 ............................ 38 504 D D D D 2435 Hardwood veneer & plywood – ...................... –––– – 2436 Softwood veneer & plywood – ....................... –––– – 2439 Structural wood members, nec 3 ..................... 458 458 – – –

244 Wood containers 10 ................................... DD – – D 2441 Nailed wood boxes & shook – ....................... –––– – 2448 Wood pallets & skids 9 ............................. DD – – D 2449 Wood containers, nec 1 ............................ DD – – –

245 Wood buildings & mobile homes 2 ..................... DD – – – 2451 Mobile homes – ................................... –––– –

2452 Prefabricated wood buildings 2 ...................... DD – – –

249 Miscellaneous wood products 5 ........................ DD – – D

2491 Wood preserving 4 ................................. 16 755 D – – D

2493 Reconstituted wood products – ...................... –––– –

2499 Wood products, nec 1 .............................. DD – – –

58 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 4. Value of Shipments by Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Value of shipments

Establishments (number)Total ($1,000)

Value of products shipped

($1,000)

Value of resale ($1,000)

Receipts for

contract work ($1,000)

Miscellaneous receipts

($1,000)

25 Furniture & fixtures 146 ................................. 164 696 D D D D

251 Household furniture 112 ................................ 109 903 108 056 1 409 D D

2511 Wood household furniture 63 ......................... 33 981 33 370 D D D

2512 Upholstered household furniture 24 ................... 25 578 D D – –

2514 Metal household furniture 3 ......................... DD – – –

2515 Mattresses & bedsprings 19 .......................... 43 414 D D – D

2517 Wood TV & radio cabinets – ......................... –––– –

2519 Household furniture, nec 3 .......................... DD – – D

252 Office furniture 7 ..................................... 28 062 D D – D

2521 Wood office furniture 3 ............................. DD – – –

2522 Office furniture, except wood 4 ...................... D 24 203 D – D

253 Public building & related furniture 9 ..................... 12 280 12 280 – – – 2531 Public building & related furniture 9 ................... 12 280 12 280 – – –

254 Partitions & fixtures 8 ................................. 7 133 7 133 – – –

2541 Wood partitions & fixtures 6 ......................... DD – – –

2542 Partitions & fixtures, except wood 2 .................. DD – – –

259 Miscellaneous furniture & fixtures 10 .................... 7 318 5 793 D D – 2591 Drapery hardware, blinds, & shades 8 ................ DDDD – 2599 Furniture & fixtures, nec 2 ........................... DD – – –

26 Paper & allied products 41 ............................. 283 326 280 237 D – D

261 Pulp mills – ......................................... –––– – 2611 Pulp mills – ....................................... –––– –

262 Paper mills 4 ........................................ 8 053 D – – D

2621 Paper mills 4 ...................................... 8 053 D – – D

263 Paperboard mills 6 ................................... 44 919 D – – D

2631 Paperboard mills 6 ................................. 44 919 D – – D

265 Paperboard containers & boxes 19 ...................... 183 325 181 751 – – 1 574 2652 Setup paperboard boxes 2 .......................... DD – – – 2653 Corrugated & solid fiber boxes 9 ..................... 111 144 D – – D 2655 Fiber cans, drums, & similar products 1 ............... DD – – – 2656 Sanitary food containers – .......................... –––– – 2657 Folding paperboard boxes 7 ......................... DD – – D

267 Miscellaneous converted paper products 12 .............. 47 029 45 542 D – D

2671 Papermcoated & laminated, packaging 1 ............. DD – – –

2672 Papermcoated & laminated, nec – ................... –––– –

2673 Bagsmplastics, laminated, & coated 2 ................ DDD – –

2674 Bagsmuncoated paper & multiwall 1 ................. DD – – –

2675 Die~cut paper & board – ............................ –––– –

2676 Sanitary paper products 3 ........................... 3 933 D D – D

2677 Envelopes – ....................................... –––– –

2678 Stationery products 1 ............................... DD – – – 2679 Converted paper products, nec 4 .................... 18 117 D – – D

27 Printing & publishing 208 ................................ 712 753 702 174 5 129 5 385 65

271 Newspapers 26 ....................................... 432 261 D – D –

2711 Newspapers 26 ..................................... 432 261 D – D –

272 Periodicals 14 ........................................ 12 956 D – D –

2721 Periodicals 14 ...................................... 12 956 D – D –

273 Books 5 ............................................ 2 949 D D D D

2731 Book publishing 4 .................................. DDDD D

2732 Book printing 1 .................................... DD – – –

274 Miscellaneous publishing 8 ............................ DDD – D

2741 Miscellaneous publishing 8 .......................... DDD – D

275 Commercial printing 148 ................................ 184 138 179 749 D D D

2752 Commercial printing, lithographic 91 ................... 108 353 D D D D

2754 Commercial printing, gravure 8 ...................... 13 040 D D – –

2759 Commercial printing, nec 49 .......................... 62 745 D D D D

276 Manifold business forms 3 ............................ DDD – –

2761 Manifold business forms 3 .......................... DDD – –

277 Greeting cards – ..................................... –––– –

2771 Greeting cards – ................................... –––– –

278 Blankbooks & bookbinding 1 .......................... DD – – –

2782 Blankbooks & looseleaf binders – .................... –––– –

2789 Bookbinding & related work 1 ........................ DD – – –

279 Printing trade services 3 .............................. 883 883 – – –

2791 Typesetting – ...................................... –––– –

2796 Platemaking services 3 ............................. 883 883 – – –

28 Chemicals & allied products 186 ......................... 25 418 347 D D D D

281 Industrial inorganic chemicals 10 ........................ D D 2 683 – –

2812 Alkalies & chlorine – ................................ –––– –

2813 Industrial gases – .................................. –––– –

2816 Inorganic pigments 1 ............................... DD – – –

2819 Industrial inorganic chemicals, nec 9 ................. D D 2 683 – –

282 Plastics materials & synthetics 22 ....................... 354 141 350 765 D D D

2821 Plastics materials & resins 20 ......................... DDDD D

2822 Synthetic rubber – ................................. –––– –

2823 Cellulosic manmade fibers 1 ........................ DD – – –

2824 Organic fibers, noncellulosic 1 ....................... DD – – –

283 Drugs 92 ............................................. 23 220 328 23 125 080 D 66 100 D

2833 Medicinals & botanicals 8 ........................... 1 491 365 1 491 365 – – –

2834 Pharmaceutical preparations 77 ...................... 20 962 251 20 867 003 D 66 100 D

2835 Diagnostic substances 6 ............................ DD – – –

2836 Biological products, except diagnostic 1 ............... DD – – –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 59

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 4. Value of Shipments by Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Value of shipments

Establishments (number)Total ($1,000)

Value of products shipped

($1,000)

Value of resale ($1,000)

Receipts for

contract work ($1,000)

Miscellaneous receipts

($1,000)

28 Chemicals & allied productsmCon.

284 Soaps, cleaners, & toilet goods 27 ...................... 630 268 D D D D

2841 Soap & other detergents 7 .......................... 15 888 D D – –

2842 Polishes & sanitation goods 4 ....................... DDD – –

2843 Surface active agents 1 ............................. DD – – –

2844 Toilet preparations 15 ............................... 571 151 570 294 D D D

285 Paints & allied products 12 ............................. 105 744 D D D –

2851 Paints & allied products 12 ........................... 105 744 D D D –

286 Industrial organic chemicals – ......................... –––– – 2861 Gum & wood chemicals – ........................... –––– – 2865 Cyclic crudes & intermediates – ...................... –––– – 2869 Industrial organic chemicals, nec – ................... –––– –

287 Agricultural chemicals 5 .............................. DDD – –

2873 Nitrogenous fertilizers 1 ............................. DD – – –

2874 Phosphatic fertilizers 1 ............................. DD – – –

2875 Fertilizers, mixing only 2 ............................ DDD – –

2879 Agricultural chemicals, nec 1 ........................ DD – – –

289 Miscellaneous chemical products 18 ..................... 362 502 D D D D

2891 Adhesives & sealants 7 ............................. DDDD D

2892 Explosives – ...................................... –––– –

2893 Printing ink 1 ...................................... DD – – –

2895 Carbon black – .................................... –––– – 2899 Chemical preparations, nec 10 ........................ DDD – –

29 Petroleum & coal products 28 .......................... 1 219 881 D D – D

291 Petroleum refining 9 .................................. 1 069 185 D D – D

2911 Petroleum refining 9 ................................ 1 069 185 D D – D

295 Asphalt paving & roofing materials 16 .................... DD – – D

2951 Asphalt paving mixtures & blocks 15 ................... DD – – D

2952 Asphalt felts & coatings 1 ........................... DD – – –

299 Miscellaneous petroleum & coal products 3 ............. DDD – –

2992 Lubricating oils & greases 2 ......................... DD – – –

2999 Petroleum & coal products, nec 1 .................... DDD – –

30 Rubber & miscellaneous plastics products 71 ........... 612 657 D 5 749 D 1 825

301 Tires & inner tubes 3 ................................. 8 059 D – – D

3011 Tires & inner tubes 3 ............................... 8 059 D – – D

302 Rubber & plastics footwear – .......................... –––– –

3021 Rubber & plastics footwear – ........................ –––– –

305 Hose & belting & gaskets & packing 2 .................. DDD – –

3052 Rubber & plastics hose & belting – ................... –––– –

3053 Gaskets, packing & sealing devices 2 ................ DDD – –

306 Fabricated rubber products, nec 2 ..................... DD – – –

3061 Mechanical rubber goods – ......................... –––– –

3069 Fabricated rubber products, nec 2 ................... DD – – –

308 Miscellaneous plastics products, nec 64 ................. 592 673 563 865 D D D

3081 Unsupported plastics film & sheet – .................. –––– –

3082 Unsupported plastics profile shapes – ................ –––– –

3083 Laminated plastics plate & sheet 4 ................... DD – – –

3084 Plastics pipe – ..................................... –––– –

3085 Plastics bottles 14 ................................... 165 994 147 686 D D D

3086 Plastics foam products 5 ............................ DD –D D

3087 Custom compound purchased resins – ............... –––– –

3088 Plastics plumbing fixtures – ......................... –––– –

3089 Plastics products, nec 41 ............................ 334 672 D D D D

31 Leather & leather products 25 .......................... 426 102 424 987 D D D

311 Leather tanning & finishing – .......................... –––– –

3111 Leather tanning & finishing – ........................ –––– –

313 Footwear cut stock – ................................. –––– – 3131 Footwear cut stock & findings – ...................... –––– –

314 Footwear, except rubber 15 ............................ 371 971 D – D – 3142 House slippers 1 ................................... DD – – – 3143 Men’s footwear, except athletic 10 .................... DD –D – 3144 Women’s footwear, except athletic 2 ................. DD – – – 3149 Footwear, except rubber, nec 2 ...................... DD – – –

315 Leather gloves & mittens – ............................ –––– – 3151 Leather gloves & mittens – .......................... –––– –

316 Luggage 1 .......................................... DD – – – 3161 Luggage 1 ........................................ DD – – –

317 Handbags & personal leather goods 5 .................. DD – – –

3171 Women’s handbags & purses 1 ...................... DD – – –

3172 Personal leather goods, nec 4 ....................... DD – – –

319 Leather goods, nec 4 ................................. DDD – D

3199 Leather goods, nec 4 ............................... DDD – D

60 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 4. Value of Shipments by Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Value of shipments

Establishments (number)Total ($1,000)

Value of products shipped

($1,000)

Value of resale ($1,000)

Receipts for

contract work ($1,000)

Miscellaneous receipts

($1,000)

32 Stone, clay, & glass products 159 ........................ 726 497 D 8 481 D 243

321 Flat glass 2 ......................................... DD – – –

3211 Flat glass 2 ....................................... DD – – –

322 Glass & glassware, pressed or blown – ................. –––– –

3221 Glass containers – ................................. –––– –

3229 Pressed & blown glass, nec – ....................... –––– –

323 Products of purchased glass 6 ......................... DDD – D 3231 Products of purchased glass 6 ....................... DDD – D

324 Cement, hydraulic 1 .................................. DDD – –

3241 Cement, hydraulic 1 ................................ DDD – –

325 Structural clay products 1 ............................. DD – – – 3251 Brick & structural clay tile 1 ......................... DD – – – 3253 Ceramic wall & floor tile – ........................... –––– – 3255 Clay refractories – ................................. –––– – 3259 Structural clay products, nec – ....................... –––– –

326 Pottery & related products 4 ........................... DD – – –

3261 Vitreous plumbing fixtures 1 ......................... DD – – –

3262 Vitreous china food utensils – ....................... –––– –

3263 Fine earthenware food utensils – ..................... –––– –

3264 Porcelain electrical supplies – ....................... –––– –

3269 Pottery products, nec 3 ............................. 398 398 – – –

327 Concrete, gypsum, & plaster products 110 ................ 486 603 D D D D

3271 Concrete brick & block 34 ............................ 43 826 D D – D 3272 Concrete products, nec 27 ........................... 199 347 D D – D 3273 Ready~mixed concrete 49 ............................ 243 430 D – D D 3274 Lime – ............................................ –––– – 3275 Gypsum products – ................................ –––– –

328 Cut stone & stone products 25 .......................... 52 056 D D – D

3281 Cut stone & stone products 25 ........................ 52 056 D D – D

329 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral products 10 ........... 36 466 D D – –

3291 Abrasive products 1 ................................ DD – – –

3292 Asbestos products – ............................... –––– –

3295 Minerals, ground or treated – ........................ –––– –

3296 Mineral wool – ..................................... –––– –

3297 Nonclay refractories – .............................. –––– –

3299 Nonmetallic mineral products, nec 9 .................. DDD – –

33 Primary metal industries 24 ............................ 110 867 D D D D

331 Blast furnace & basic steel products 8 .................. 63 028 D D D D

3312 Blast furnaces & steel mills 4 ........................ 20 392 D – D D

3313 Electrometallurgical products – ...................... –––– –

3315 Steel wire & related products 4 ...................... 42 636 D D – D 3316 Cold finishing of steel shapes – ...................... –––– – 3317 Steel pipe & tubes – ................................ –––– –

332 Iron & steel foundries – ............................... –––– –

3321 Gray iron foundries – ............................... –––– –

3322 Malleable iron foundries – ........................... –––– –

3324 Steel investment foundries – ........................ –––– –

3325 Steel foundries, nec – .............................. –––– –

333 Primary nonferrous metals – .......................... –––– –

3331 Primary copper – .................................. –––– –

3334 Primary aluminum – ................................ –––– –

3339 Primary nonferrous metals, nec – .................... –––– –

334 Secondary nonferrous metals 3 ........................ DD – – – 3341 Secondary nonferrous metals 3 ...................... DD – – –

335 Nonferrous rolling & drawing 2 ......................... DD – – –

3351 Copper rolling & drawing – .......................... –––– –

3353 Aluminum sheet, plate, & foil – ...................... –––– –

3354 Aluminum extruded products 2 ...................... DD – – –

3355 Aluminum rolling & drawing, nec – ................... –––– –

3356 Nonferrous rolling & drawing, nec – .................. –––– –

3357 Nonferrous wire drawing & insulating – ............... –––– –

336 Nonferrous foundries (castings) 1 ...................... DD – – D

3363 Aluminum die~castings 1 ............................ DD – – D

3364 Nonferrous die~casting, except aluminum – ............ –––– –

3365 Aluminum foundries – .............................. –––– –

3366 Copper foundries – ................................. –––– –

3369 Nonferrous foundries, nec – ......................... –––– –

339 Miscellaneous primary metal products 10 ................ 26 272 D D – D 3398 Metal heat treating 1 ............................... DD – – – 3399 Primary metal products, nec 9 ....................... DDD – D

34 Fabricated metal products 229 ........................... 622 875 600 199 12 909 4 835 4 932

341 Metal cans & shipping containers 10 ..................... 195 962 182 606 D – D

3411 Metal cans 10 ...................................... 195 962 182 606 D – D

3412 Metal barrels, drums, & pails – ...................... –––– –

342 Cutlery, handtools, & hardware 4 ...................... 12 892 D D – D

3421 Cutlery 1 .......................................... DD – – –

3423 Hand & edge tools, nec 1 ........................... DDD – –

3425 Hand saws & saw blades – .......................... –––– –

3429 Hardware, nec 2 ................................... DD – – D

343 Plumbing & heating, except electric 5 ................... 4 363 4 363 – – –

3431 Metal sanitary ware – .............................. –––– –

3432 Plumbing fittings & brass goods – .................... –––– –

3433 Heating equipment, except electric 5 ................. 4 363 4 363 – – –

344 Fabricated structural metal products 156 .................. 325 638 D D D D

3441 Fabricated structural metal 14 ........................ 55 211 53 262 D D D

3442 Metal doors, sash, & trim 60 .......................... 160 905 D 294 D 615

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 61

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 4. Value of Shipments by Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Value of shipments

Establishments (number)Total ($1,000)

Value of products shipped

($1,000)

Value of resale ($1,000)

Receipts for

contract work ($1,000)

Miscellaneous receipts

($1,000)

34 Fabricated metal productsmCon.

344 Fabricated structural metal productsmCon.

3443 Fabricated plate work, boiler shops 9 ................. 19 035 19 035 – – –

3444 Sheet metal work 16 ................................ 28 675 28 402 D D D

3446 Architectural metal work 42 .......................... 24 880 D D – –

3448 Prefabricated metal buildings – ...................... –––– –

3449 Miscellaneous metal work 15 ......................... 36 932 36 725 D – D

345 Screw machine products, bolts, etc 16 ................... 11 786 D D D D

3451 Screw machine products 3 .......................... 2 716 D D – D

3452 Bolts, nuts, rivets, & washers 13 ...................... 9 070 D D D D

346 Metal forgings & stampings 8 .......................... 8 886 D D – D

3462 Iron & steel forgings 1 .............................. DD – – –

3463 Nonferrous forgings – .............................. –––– –

3465 Automotive stampings – ............................ –––– –

3466 Crowns & closures – ............................... –––– –

3469 Metal stampings, nec 7 ............................. DDD – D

347 Metal services, nec 14 ................................. 41 282 D – – D 3471 Plating & polishing 14 ............................... 41 282 D – – D 3479 Metal coating & allied services – ..................... –––– –

348 Ordnance & accessories, nec – ........................ –––– –

3482 Small arms ammunition – ........................... –––– –

3483 Ammunition, except small arms, nec – ................ –––– –

3484 Small arms – ...................................... –––– –

3489 Ordnance & accessories, nec – ...................... –––– –

349 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products 16 .............. 22 066 21 002 D D D 3491 Industrial valves 1 .................................. DD – – – 3492 Fluid power valves & hose fittings – .................. –––– – 3493 Steel springs, except wire – ......................... –––– – 3494 Valves & pipe fittings, nec 2 ......................... DD – – – 3495 Wire springs – ..................................... –––– – 3496 Miscellaneous fabricated wire products 4 ............. 3 004 D D – – 3497 Metal foil & leaf – .................................. –––– – 3498 Fabricated pipe & fittings – .......................... –––– – 3499 Fabricated metal products, nec 9 .................... 11 330 10 792 – D D

35 Industrial machinery & equipment 78 .................... 2 940 021 D D – D

351 Engines & turbines – ................................. –––– –

3511 Turbines & turbine generator sets – .................. –––– –

3519 Internal combustion engines, nec – .................. –––– –

352 Farm & garden machinery 2 ........................... DD – – –

3523 Farm machinery & equipment 1 ...................... DD – – –

3524 Lawn & garden equipment 1 ......................... DD – – –

353 Construction & related machinery 3 .................... DD – – D 3531 Construction machinery 1 ........................... DD – – D 3532 Mining machinery – ................................ –––– – 3533 Oil field machinery – ............................... –––– – 3534 Elevators & moving stairways – ...................... –––– – 3535 Conveyors & conveying equipment 1 ................. DD – – – 3536 Hoists, cranes, & monorails – ....................... –––– – 3537 Industrial trucks & tractors 1 ......................... DD – – –

354 Metalworking machinery 25 ............................ 29 185 D – – D

3541 Machine tools, metal cutting types – .................. –––– – 3542 Machine tools, metal forming types – ................. –––– –

3543 Industrial patterns – ................................ –––– –

3544 Special dies, tools, jigs, & fixtures 16 .................. 4 142 4 142 – – –

3545 Machine tool accessories 3 ......................... DD – – –

3546 Power~driven handtools 2 ........................... DD – – –

3547 Rolling mill machinery – ............................ –––– –

3548 Welding apparatus – ............................... –––– –

3549 Metalworking machinery, nec 4 ...................... DD – – D

355 Special industry machinery 4 .......................... 898 898 – – –

3552 Textile machinery – ................................ –––– –

3553 Woodworking machinery 1 .......................... DD – – –

3554 Paper industries machinery – ........................ –––– –

3555 Printing trades machinery – ......................... –––– –

3556 Food products machinery 3 ......................... DD – – –

3559 Special industry machinery, nec – .................... –––– –

356 General industrial machinery 7 ........................ DD – – –

3561 Pumps & pumping equipment – ...................... –––– –

3562 Ball & roller bearings 1 ............................. DD – – –

3563 Air & gas compressors – ............................ –––– –

3564 Blowers & fans 1 ................................... DD – – –

3565 Packaging machinery 1 ............................. DD – – –

3566 Speed changers, drives, & gears – ................... –––– – 3567 Industrial furnaces & ovens – ........................ –––– – 3568 Power transmission equipment, nec – ................ –––– – 3569 General industrial machinery, nec 4 .................. DD – – –

357 Computer & office equipment 10 ........................ DDD – D 3571 Electronic computers 4 ............................. 37 242 D D – D 3572 Computer storage devices 1 ........................ DD – – – 3575 Computer terminals – .............................. –––– – 3577 Computer peripheral equipment, nec 2 ............... DD – – D 3578 Calculating & accounting equipment – ................ –––– – 3579 Office machines, nec 3 ............................. DDD – –

358 Refrigeration & service machinery 11 .................... DDD – D 3581 Automatic merchandising machines – ................ –––– – 3582 Commercial laundry equipment – .................... –––– – 3585 Refrigeration & heating equipment 9 .................. DDD – D

3586 Measuring & dispensing pumps – .................... –––– –

3589 Service industry machinery, nec 2 ................... DDD – D

359 Industrial machinery, nec 16 ............................ 6 969 6 969 – – –

3592 Carburetors, pistons, rings, & valves – ................ –––– –

3593 Fluid power cylinders & actuators – .................. –––– –

62 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 4. Value of Shipments by Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Value of shipments

Establishments (number)Total ($1,000)

Value of products shipped

($1,000)

Value of resale ($1,000)

Receipts for

contract work ($1,000)

Miscellaneous receipts

($1,000)

35 Industrial machinery & equipmentmCon.

359 Industrial machinery, necmCon.

3594 Fluid power pumps & motors – ...................... –––– –

3596 Scales & balances, except laboratory – ............... –––– –

3599 Industrial machinery, nec 16 .......................... 6 969 6 969 – – –

36 Electronic & other electric equipment 87 ................ 4 360 154 D 1 105 D 4 875

361 Electric distribution equipment 22 ....................... 522 667 519 861 D – D

3612 Transformers 7 .................................... 166 216 163 882 D – D

3613 Switchgear & switchboard apparatus 15 ............... 356 451 355 979 – – 472

362 Electrical industrial apparatus 3 ........................ DD – – D 3621 Motors & generators – .............................. –––– – 3624 Carbon & graphite products – ....................... –––– – 3625 Relays & industrial controls 2 ........................ DD – – D 3629 Electrical industrial apparatus, nec 1 ................. DD – – –

363 Household appliances 1 .............................. DD – – D

3631 Household cooking equipment – ..................... –––– –

3632 Household refrigerators & freezers – ................. –––– –

3633 Household laundry equipment – ..................... –––– –

3634 Electric housewares & fans – ........................ –––– –

3635 Household vacuum cleaners – ....................... –––– –

3639 Household appliances, nec 1 ........................ DD – – D

364 Electric lighting & wiring equipment 21 ................... 536 227 534 498 D – D 3641 Electric lamps 2 ................................... DDD – – 3643 Current~carrying wiring devices 10 .................... 431 496 D D – D 3644 Noncurrent~carrying wiring devices 1 ................. DD – – – 3645 Residential lighting fixtures 6 ........................ DD – – – 3646 Commercial lighting fixtures – ....................... –––– – 3647 Vehicular lighting equipment – ....................... –––– – 3648 Lighting equipment, nec 2 ........................... DDD – –

365 Household audio & video equipment 2 .................. DDD – –

3651 Household audio & video equipment – ................ –––– –

3652 Prerecorded records & tapes 2 ...................... DDD – –

366 Communications equipment 9 ......................... 833 209 D – D –

3661 Telephone & telegraph apparatus 5 .................. DD –D –

3663 Radio & TV communications equipment 3 ............. DD – – –

3669 Communications equipment, nec 1 ................... DD – – –

367 Electronic components & accessories 26 ................. 2 146 521 D – D 1 192

3671 Electron tubes 2 ................................... DD – – D

3672 Printed circuit boards 6 ............................. 1 075 165 D – – D

3674 Semiconductors & related devices 1 .................. DD – – –

3675 Electronic capacitors – ............................. –––– –

3676 Electronic resistors – ............................... –––– –

3677 Electronic coils & transformers 4 ..................... 201 555 201 491 – – 64

3678 Electronic connectors – ............................. –––– –

3679 Electronic components, nec 13 ....................... 800 381 796 975 – D D

369 Miscellaneous electrical equipment & supplies 3 ......... DD – – – 3691 Storage batteries 1 ................................. DD – – – 3692 Primary batteries, dry & wet – ....................... –––– – 3694 Engine electrical equipment 1 ....................... DD – – – 3695 Magnetic & optical recording media – ................. –––– – 3699 Electrical equipment & supplies, nec 1 ................ DD – – –

37 Transportation equipment 34 ........................... 165 779 D D D D

371 Motor vehicles & equipment 20 ......................... 145 243 137 398 D D D

3711 Motor vehicles & car bodies 2 ....................... DDDD D

3713 Truck & bus bodies 2 ............................... DD – – –

3714 Motor vehicle parts & accessories 16 .................. 135 269 D D – D

3715 Truck trailers – .................................... –––– –

3716 Motor homes – .................................... –––– –

372 Aircraft & parts 1 ..................................... DD – – –

3721 Aircraft – ......................................... –––– –

3724 Aircraft engines & engine parts – .................... –––– –

3728 Aircraft parts & equipment, nec 1 .................... DD – – –

373 Ship & boat building & repairing 11 ...................... DD –D D 3731 Ship building & repairing 2 .......................... DD – – D 3732 Boat building & repairing 9 .......................... DD –D –

374 Railroad equipment – ................................. –––– –

3743 Railroad equipment – ............................... –––– –

375 Motorcycles, bicycles, & parts – ....................... –––– –

3751 Motorcycles, bicycles, & parts – ..................... –––– –

376 Guided missiles, space vehicles, parts – ................ –––– – 3761 Guided missiles & space vehicles – .................. –––– – 3764 Space propulsion units & parts – ..................... –––– – 3769 Space vehicle equipment, nec – ..................... –––– –

379 Miscellaneous transportation equipment 2 ............... DDD – D

3792 Travel trailer & campers – ........................... –––– –

3795 Tanks & tank components – ......................... –––– –

3799 Transportation equipment, nec 2 ..................... DDD – D

38 Instruments & related products 64 ...................... 2 076 645 D D D D

381 Search & navigation equipment – ...................... –––– – 3812 Search & navigation equipment – .................... –––– –

382 Measuring & controlling devices 12 ...................... 188 951 D D – D 3821 Laboratory apparatus & furniture 1 ................... DD – – –

3822 Environmental controls 1 ............................ DD – – D

3823 Process control instruments 3 ....................... 15 149 15 149 – – –

3824 Fluid meters & counting devices 1 .................... DD – – –

3825 Instruments to measure electricity 2 .................. DD – – –

3826 Analytical instruments – ............................ –––– –

3827 Optical instruments & lenses 1 ...................... DDD – D

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 63

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 4. Value of Shipments by Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Value of shipments

Establishments (number)Total ($1,000)

Value of products shipped

($1,000)

Value of resale ($1,000)

Receipts for

contract work ($1,000)

Miscellaneous receipts

($1,000)

38 Instruments & related productsmCon.

382 Measuring & controlling devicesmCon.

3829 Measuring & controlling devices, nec 3 ............... DD – – –

384 Medical instruments & supplies 43 ...................... 1 795 284 1 787 200 D D D

3841 Surgical & medical instruments 24 .................... 1 459 937 1 453 353 D D D

3842 Surgical appliances & supplies 19 ..................... 335 347 333 847 D D –

3843 Dental equipment & supplies – ...................... –––– –

3844 X~ray apparatus & tubes – .......................... –––– –

3845 Electromedical equipment – ......................... –––– –

385 Ophthalmic goods 8 .................................. DD – – – 3851 Ophthalmic goods 8 ................................ DD – – –

386 Photographic equipment & supplies – .................. –––– –

3861 Photographic equipment & supplies – ................ –––– –

387 Watches, clocks, watchcases, & parts 1 ................ DD – – –

3873 Watches, clocks, & watchcases 1 .................... DD – – –

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 61 .............. 217 551 D D D D

391 Jewelry, silverware, & plated ware 12 .................... 86 846 D – – D

3911 Jewelry, precious metal 11 ........................... DD – – D

3914 Silverware & plated ware 1 .......................... DD – – – 3915 Jewelers’ materials & lapidary work – ................. –––– –

393 Musical instruments – ................................ –––– –

3931 Musical instruments – .............................. –––– –

394 Toys & sporting goods 4 .............................. DDD – D

3942 Dolls – ........................................... –––– –

3944 Games, toys, & children’s vehicles – ................. –––– –

3949 Sporting & athletic goods, nec 4 ..................... DDD – D

395 Pens, pencils, office, & art supplies 1 ................... DD – – –

3951 Pens & mechanical pencils – ........................ –––– –

3952 Lead pencils & art goods – .......................... –––– –

3953 Marking devices 1 ................................. DD – – –

3955 Carbon paper & inked ribbons – ..................... –––– –

396 Costume jewelry & notions 8 .......................... DD –D D

3961 Costume jewelry 6 ................................. DD –D D

3965 Fasteners, buttons, needles, & pins 2 ................ DD – – –

399 Miscellaneous mfg 36 ................................. 54 385 D D – D

3991 Brooms & brushes 1 ............................... DD – – –

3993 Signs & advertising displays 20 ....................... 25 565 D D – D

3995 Burial caskets 3 ................................... DD – – –

3996 Hard surface floor coverings – ....................... –––– –

3999 Mfg industries, nec 12 ............................... 21 944 D D – –

64 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 5. Cost of Materials and Capital Expenditures for Plant and Equipment by Industry Group

and Industry: 1997

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Cost of materials and services used Capital expenditures

Estab~

lish~

ments

(number)

Total

($1,000)

Elec~

tricity

($1,000)

Fuels

con~

sumed

($1,000)

Contract

labor

for pro~

duction

($1,000)

Contract

work

($1,000)

Resales

($1,000)

Materials,

parts,

containers,

and supplies

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

New

buildings

and other

structures

($1,000)

New

machinery

and

equipment

($1,000)

Used

buildings

and

machinery

($1,000)

All manufacturing

industries 2 092 .............. 10 343 299 445 257 98 411 160 036 128 072 199 501 9 312 022 1 046 153 197 012 580 693 268 448

20 Food & kindred products 287 .......... 1 803 389 67 336 13 098 11 858 21 807 22 024 1 667 266 101 148 21 667 65 305 14 176

201 Meat products 18 ................... 48 623 3 666 796 131 1 593 153 42 284 3 081 81 2 330 670 2011 Meat packing plants 7 ............ 20 125 851 121 121 235 – 18 797 1 440 – 1 440 – 2013 Sausages & other prepared meats 7 ........................ DDDDD D D D D D– 2015 Poultry & egg processing 4 ........ DDD –DD D D D D D

202 Dairy products 22 ................... 87 036 4 715 301 735 1 065 3 330 76 890 4 099 – 2 264 1 835 2021 Creamery butter – ................ ––––– – – – – –– 2022 Cheese, natural & processed 5 .... DDDDDD D – – – –

2023 Condensed & evaporated milk 1 ... DD – – – – D D – D – 2024 Ice cream & frozen desserts 12 ..... 6 579 588 18 60 8 7 5 898 1 701 – 5 1 696 2026 Fluid milk 4 ...................... DDDDDD D D – D D

203 Preserved fruits & vegetables 36 ...... 119 515 2 511 644 1 178 877 82 114 223 5 565 3 913 1 648 4 2032 Canned specialties 1 ............. DDD –D – D D D – – 2033 Canned fruits & vegetables 19 ...... 37 693 590 207 201 75 51 36 569 2 487 1 475 1 008 4 2034 Dehydrated fruits, vegetables, &

soups 1 ........................ DD – – – – D D – D –

2035 Pickles, sauces, & salad

dressings 1 ..................... DDDD – – D D – D –

2037 Frozen fruits & vegetables 4 ....... DDDDDD D D – D –

2038 Frozen specialties, nec 10 .......... 16 983 544 – 533 574 25 15 307 1 153 738 415 –

204 Grain mill products 23 ............... 115 523 3 066 774 3 305 3 104 907 104 367 13 981 7 758 5 747 476

2041 Flour & other grain mill products 3 .. DD – –DD D D D D D

2043 Cereal breakfast foods – .......... ––––– – – – – ––

2044 Rice milling 1 .................... DD –DD – D D – D D

2045 Blended & prepared flour 1 ........ DD – – – – D D – – D

2046 Wet corn milling – ................ ––––– – – – – ––

2047 Dog & cat food – ................. ––––– – – – – ––

2048 Prepared feeds, nec 18 ............ 63 973 1 885 774 3 242 2 263 883 54 926 772 276 364 132

205 Bakery products 66 .................. 56 727 2 779 1 464 245 190 1 951 50 098 9 284 1 584 7 200 500

2051 Bread, cake, & related products 55 .. 41 257 2 335 982 156 168 1 818 35 798 8 764 1 575 6 702 487

2052 Cookies & crackers 10 ............. DDDDD D D D D D–

2053 Frozen bakery products, except

bread 1 ........................ DDD – – – D D – – D

206 Sugar & confectionery products 18 .... 63 860 3 384 765 769 1 147 4 929 52 866 5 059 611 4 269 179

2061 Raw cane sugar – ................ ––––– – – – – ––

2062 Cane sugar refining – ............. ––––– – – – – ––

2063 Beet sugar 1 .................... DD – – – – D D – D D

2064 Candy & other confectionery

products & chewing gum 17 ....... DDDDD D D D D DD

2066 Chocolate & cocoa products – ..... ––––– – – – – ––

2067 Chewing gum – .................. ––––– – – – – ––

2068 Salted & roasted nuts & seeds – ... ––––– – – – – ––

207 Fats & oils 3 ....................... 26 965 483 135 124 – – 26 223 529 130 399 – 2074 Cottonseed oil mills – ............. ––––– – – – – –– 2075 Soybean oil mills 1 ............... DD –D – – D D – D – 2076 Vegetable oil mills, nec – .......... ––––– – – – – –– 2077 Animal & marine fats & oils – ...... ––––– – – – – –– 2079 Shortening & cooking oils 2 ........ DDD – – – D D D D –

208 Beverages 49 ....................... 1 141 899 40 187 5 436 5 056 8 105 7 406 1 075 709 44 089 1 965 40 395 1 729 2082 Malt beverages 2 ................ DDDDDD D – – – – 2083 Malt – .......................... ––––– – – – – –– 2084 Wines, brandy, & brandy spirits 1 .. DD – – – – D – – – – 2085 Distilled liquor, except brandy 3 .... DDDDD D D D D DD 2086 Bottled & canned soft drinks 30 ..... 163 981 4 350 1 299 1 507 5 327 4 842 146 656 3 851 1 372 1 325 1 154 2087 Flavoring extracts & syrups, nec 13 .. DDD –DD D D D D D

209 Miscellaneous food & kindred products 52 ....................... 143 241 6 545 2 783 315 5 726 3 266 124 606 15 461 5 625 1 053 8 783 2091 Canned & cured seafood 2 ........ DDD –DD D D D D D 2092 Fresh or frozen seafood 2 ......... DD –D – – D D – D – 2095 Roasted coffee 9 ................. 22 369 357 148 125 2 825 759 18 155 2 258 – 20 2 238

2096 Potato chips & similar snacks 2 .... DDDDD – D D D DD

2097 Manufactured ice 24 ............... 5 216 919 41 58 86 287 3 825 397 179 194 24

2098 Macaroni & spaghetti 1 ........... DDDDDD D – – – –

2099 Food preparations, nec 12 .......... 14 832 460 27 19 246 66 14 014 551 – 526 25

21 Tobacco products 4 ................. DD –DDD D D D D D

211 Cigarettes 1 ....................... DD –DDD D D D D –

2111 Cigarettes 1 ..................... DD –DDD D D D D –

212 Cigars 3 .......................... DD –D – – D D D D D 2121 Cigars 3 ........................ DD –D – – D D D D D

213 Chewing & smoking tobacco – ....... ––––– – – – – ––

2131 Chewing & smoking tobacco – ..... ––––– – – – – ––

214 Tobacco stemming & redrying – ...... ––––– – – – – ––

2141 Tobacco stemming & redrying – .... ––––– – – – – ––

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 65

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 5. Cost of Materials and Capital Expenditures for Plant and Equipment by Industry Group

and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Cost of materials and services used Capital expenditures

Estab~

lish~

ments

(number)

Total

($1,000)

Elec~

tricity

($1,000)

Fuels

con~

sumed

($1,000)

Contract

labor

for pro~

duction

($1,000)

Contract

work

($1,000)

Resales

($1,000)

Materials,

parts,

containers,

and supplies

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

New

buildings

and other

structures

($1,000)

New

machinery

and

equipment

($1,000)

Used

buildings

and

machinery

($1,000)

22 Textile mill products 20 ............... 37 925 3 725 517 1 007 328 108 32 240 6 639 91 6 477 71

221 Broadwoven fabric mills, cotton 1 .... DD – – – – D D – D –

2211 Weaving mills, cotton 1 ........... DD – – – – D D – D –

222 Broadwoven fabric mills, manmade

fiber & silk 1 ...................... DD – – – – D – – – –

2221 Weaving mills, synthetics 1 ........ DD – – – – D – – – –

223 Broadwoven fabric mills, wool – ...... ––––– – – – – ––

2231 Weaving & finishing mills, wool – ... ––––– – – – – ––

224 Narrow fabric mills – ................ ––––– – – – – ––

2241 Narrow fabric mills – .............. ––––– – – – – ––

225 Knitting mills 8 ..................... 25 165 2 635 439 – 278 – 21 813 5 774 84 5 629 61 2251 Women’s hosiery, except socks 1 .. DDD – – – D D – D D 2252 Hosiery, nec – ................... ––––– – – – – –– 2253 Knit outerwear mills 7 ............. DDD –D – D D D D D 2254 Knit underwear mills – ............ ––––– – – – – –– 2257 Circular knit fabric mills – .......... ––––– – – – – –– 2258 Lace & warp knit fabric mills – ..... ––––– – – – – –– 2259 Knitting mills, nec – ............... ––––– – – – – ––

226 Textile finishing, except wool 3 ....... DDDDD D D D D D–

2261 Finishing plants, cotton 2 .......... DDDDD D D D D D–

2262 Finishing plants, synthetics – ...... ––––– – – – – ––

2269 Finishing plants, nec 1 ............ DD –D – – D D – D –

227 Carpets & rugs 1 ................... DD – – – – D – – – –

2273 Carpets & rugs 1 ................. DD – – – – D – – – –

228 Yarn & thread mills 1 ............... DD – – – – D D – D –

2281 Yarn spinning mills 1 ............. DD – – – – D D – D –

2282 Yarn throwing & winding mills – .... ––––– – – – – ––

2284 Thread mills – ................... ––––– – – – – ––

229 Miscellaneous textile goods 5 ........ 2 207 152 42 50 30 – 1 933 125 5 110 10 2295 Coated fabrics, not rubberized – ... ––––– – – – – –– 2296 Tire cord & fabric 1 ............... DD – – – – D – – – – 2297 Nonwoven fabrics – .............. ––––– – – – – –– 2298 Cordage & twine – ............... ––––– – – – – –– 2299 Textile goods, nec 4 .............. DDDDD – D D D DD

23 Apparel & other textile products 223 .... 404 493 15 484 1 304 10 721 1 538 1 165 374 281 14 940 707 10 088 4 145

231 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats 10 ........ 23 211 869 130 226 241 87 21 658 265 74 135 56

2311 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats 10 ...... 23 211 869 130 226 241 87 21 658 265 74 135 56

232 Men’s & boys’ furnishings 69 .......... 151 952 5 478 552 5 562 328 319 139 713 6 898 43 6 084 771

2321 Shirts, men’s & boys’ 19 ........... DDDDD D D D D DD

2322 Men’s & boys’ underwear &

nightwear 8 ..................... DDDDDD D D – D D

2323 Men’s & boys’ neckwear – ......... ––––– – – – – ––

2325 Men’s & boys’ trousers & slacks 10 .. 21 538 429 36 37 85 67 20 884 177 34 127 16

2326 Men’s & boys’ work clothing 16 ...... 38 234 1 713 214 374 187 229 35 517 1 303 8 1 281 14

2329 Men’s & boys’ clothing, nec 16 ...... 15 156 823 11 169 18 4 14 131 1 180 – 1 180 –

233 Women’s & children’s outerwear 52 .... 32 683 1 086 197 427 313 300 30 360 779 230 349 200

2331 Women’s blouses & waists 5 ...... 3 750 201 – – – – 3 549 128 – 128 –

2335 Women’s dresses 32 .............. 10 628 459 113 382 228 180 9 266 248 16 201 31

2337 Women’s suits & coats 4 .......... 933 70 19 21 72 60 691 5 – 4 1

2339 Women’s outerwear, nec 11 ........ 17 372 356 65 24 13 60 16 854 398 214 16 168

234 Women’s & children’s

undergarments 35 .................. 159 212 6 531 356 4 159 483 362 147 321 3 257 136 2 154 967

2341 Women’s & children’s underwear 12 . 15 754 712 120 642 80 62 14 138 314 97 210 7

2342 Brassieres & allied garments 23 ..... 143 458 5 819 236 3 517 403 300 133 183 2 943 39 1 944 960

235 Hats, caps, & millinery 1 ............ DDD – – – D D – D –

2353 Hats, caps, & millinery 1 .......... DDD – – – D D – D –

236 Girls’ & children’s outerwear 10 ....... 3 503 165 4 20 – – 3 314 22 – 22 –

2361 Girls’ & children’s dresses &

blouses 2 ...................... DD –D – – D – – – –

2369 Girls’ & children’s outerwear, nec 8 . DDD – – – D D – D –

237 Fur goods – ....................... ––––– – – – – –– 2371 Fur goods – ..................... ––––– – – – – ––

238 Miscellaneous apparel & accessories 3 ..................... DDDDDD D D – D D 2381 Fabric gloves & mittens – ......... ––––– – – – – –– 2384 Robes & dressing gowns – ........ ––––– – – – – –– 2385 Waterproof outer garments – ...... ––––– – – – – –– 2386 Leather & sheep~lined clothing – ... ––––– ––––– –

2387 Apparel belts – ................... ––––– – – – – ––

2389 Apparel & accessories, nec 3 ...... DDDDDD D D – D D

239 Miscellaneous fabricated textile

products 43 ....................... 31 905 1 306 35 295 133 60 30 076 3 618 224 1 262 2 132

2391 Curtains & draperies 12 ............ 3 003 136 13 31 53 6 2 764 171 93 7 71

2392 Housefurnishings, nec 8 .......... 4 466 165 – 128 – – 4 173 2 355 18 277 2 060

2393 Textile bags 2 ................... DD – – – – D D – D –

2394 Canvas & related products 2 ....... DDDDDD D – – – –

2395 Pleating & stitching 9 ............. DDDDD D D D D D–

2396 Automotive & apparel trimmings 4 .. 464 27 – 117 5 – 315 144 95 48 1

2397 Schiffli machine embroideries – .... ––––– – – – – ––

2399 Fabricated textile products, nec 6 .. 7 030 122 6 – – – 6 902 522 10 512 –

66 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 5. Cost of Materials and Capital Expenditures for Plant and Equipment by Industry Group

and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Cost of materials and services used Capital expenditures

Estab~

lish~

ments

(number)

Total

($1,000)

Elec~

tricity

($1,000)

Fuels

con~

sumed

($1,000)

Contract

labor

for pro~

duction

($1,000)

Contract

work

($1,000)

Resales

($1,000)

Materials,

parts,

containers,

and supplies

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

New

buildings

and other

structures

($1,000)

New

machinery

and

equipment

($1,000)

Used

buildings

and

machinery

($1,000)

24 Lumber & wood products 117 .......... DDDDD D D D D DD

241 Logging – ......................... ––––– – – – – –– 2411 Logging – ....................... ––––– – – – – ––

242 Sawmills & planing mills 1 ........... DDD – –D D – – – – 2421 Sawmills & planing mills, general – . ––––– – – – – –– 2426 Hardwood dimension & flooring mills – ......................... ––––– – – – – –– 2429 Special product sawmills, nec 1 .... DDD – –D D – – – –

243 Millwork, plywood, & structural members 99 ....................... 24 437 1 379 13 1 061 1 191 55 20 738 2 397 881 1 038 478 2431 Millwork 21 ....................... 7 923 436 7 598 1 012 55 5 815 648 132 450 66

2434 Wood kitchen cabinets 75 .......... 16 346 931 6 463 179 – 14 767 1 748 748 588 412 2435 Hardwood veneer & plywood – ..... ––––– – – – – –– 2436 Softwood veneer & plywood – ..... ––––– – – – – –– 2439 Structural wood members, nec 3 ... 168 12 – – – – 156 1 1 – –

244 Wood containers 10 ................. DDDD – – D D D DD 2441 Nailed wood boxes & shook – ...... ––––– – – – – –– 2448 Wood pallets & skids 9 ............ DDDD – – D D D DD 2449 Wood containers, nec 1 ........... DD – – – – D D – D D

245 Wood buildings & mobile homes 2 .... DD – – – – D D – D D

2451 Mobile homes – .................. ––––– – – – – ––

2452 Prefabricated wood buildings 2 ..... DD – – – – D D – D D

249 Miscellaneous wood products 5 ...... DD –D – – D D – D D

2491 Wood preserving 4 ............... 1 656 105 – 31 – – 1 520 – – – –

2493 Reconstituted wood products – .... ––––– – – – – ––

2499 Wood products, nec 1 ............ DD – – – – D D – D D

25 Furniture & fixtures 146 ................ 68 687 2 088 95 798 360 650 64 696 1 395 345 831 219

251 Household furniture 112 ............... 46 895 1 309 81 620 232 250 44 403 1 040 319 668 53

2511 Wood household furniture 63 ....... 13 538 494 6 177 93 33 12 735 543 35 478 30

2512 Upholstered household furniture 24 .. 11 658 411 – 56 – 144 11 047 1 – 1 –

2514 Metal household furniture 3 ........ DD – – – – D – – – –

2515 Mattresses & bedsprings 19 ........ 18 749 300 14 144 75 73 18 143 496 284 189 23

2517 Wood TV & radio cabinets – ....... ––––– – – – – ––

2519 Household furniture, nec 3 ........ DDDDD – D – – – –

252 Office furniture 7 ................... 11 069 441 – – – 400 10 228 134 8 16 110

2521 Wood office furniture 3 ............ DD – – – – D – – – –

2522 Office furniture, except wood 4 ..... DD – – –D D D D D D

253 Public building & related furniture 9 ... 5 296 122 7 137 120 – 4 910 119 17 97 5

2531 Public building & related furniture 9 . 5 296 122 7 137 120 – 4 910 119 17 97 5

254 Partitions & fixtures 8 ............... 2 607 79 – 39 8 – 2 481 2 1 – 1

2541 Wood partitions & fixtures 6 ....... DD –DD – D D D – D

2542 Partitions & fixtures, except wood 2 . DD –D – – D – – – –

259 Miscellaneous furniture & fixtures 10 ... 2 820 137 7 2 – – 2 674 100 – 50 50 2591 Drapery hardware, blinds, & shades 8 ....................... DDDD – – D D – D D 2599 Furniture & fixtures, nec 2 ......... DD – – – – D – – – –

26 Paper & allied products 41 ............ 120 756 3 830 506 777 792 280 114 571 4 223 523 2 428 1 272

261 Pulp mills – ........................ ––––– – – – – –– 2611 Pulp mills – ...................... ––––– – – – – ––

262 Paper mills 4 ...................... 2 148 81 – – 85 – 1 982 110 36 73 1 2621 Paper mills 4 .................... 2 148 81 – – 85 – 1 982 110 36 73 1

263 Paperboard mills 6 ................. 19 366 663 1 75 1 – 18 626 181 87 94 – 2631 Paperboard mills 6 ............... 19 366 663 1 75 1 – 18 626 181 87 94 –

265 Paperboard containers & boxes 19 .... 81 106 2 513 503 471 641 – 76 978 3 755 366 2 189 1 200

2652 Setup paperboard boxes 2 ........ DD –D – – D D – – D

2653 Corrugated & solid fiber boxes 9 ... 50 882 1 495 471 234 631 – 48 051 2 753 216 1 820 717

2655 Fiber cans, drums, & similar

products 1 ..................... DDD –D – D D D – –

2656 Sanitary food containers – ......... ––––– – – – – ––

2657 Folding paperboard boxes 7 ....... DDDD – – D D D DD

267 Miscellaneous converted paper

products 12 ....................... 18 136 573 2 231 65 280 16 985 177 34 72 71

2671 Papermcoated & laminated,

packaging 1 .................... DD – – – – D D – – D

2672 Papermcoated & laminated, nec – . ––––– – – – – ––

2673 Bagsmplastics, laminated, &

coated 2 ....................... DD – – – – D D D DD

2674 Bagsmuncoated paper & multiwall 1 ...................... DD –DD – D – – – – 2675 Die~cut paper & board – ........... ––––– – – – – –– 2676 Sanitary paper products 3 ......... 1 710 58 – 94 2 77 1 479 5 – –5 2677 Envelopes – ..................... ––––– – – – – –– 2678 Stationery products 1 ............. DD – – – – D – – – – 2679 Converted paper products, nec 4 ... 9 443 265 2 37 13 203 8 923 7 – 4 3

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 67

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 5. Cost of Materials and Capital Expenditures for Plant and Equipment by Industry Group

and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Cost of materials and services used Capital expenditures

Estab~

lish~

ments

(number)

Total

($1,000)

Elec~

tricity

($1,000)

Fuels

con~

sumed

($1,000)

Contract

labor

for pro~

duction

($1,000)

Contract

work

($1,000)

Resales

($1,000)

Materials,

parts,

containers,

and supplies

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

New

buildings

and other

structures

($1,000)

New

machinery

and

equipment

($1,000)

Used

buildings

and

machinery

($1,000)

27 Printing & publishing 208 .............. 283 899 14 144 1 184 7 531 6 912 6 035 248 093 27 054 901 18 850 7 303

271 Newspapers 26 ..................... 172 113 8 812 151 4 997 4 254 4 013 149 886 16 011 – 12 042 3 969

2711 Newspapers 26 ................... 172 113 8 812 151 4 997 4 254 4 013 149 886 16 011 – 12 042 3 969

272 Periodicals 14 ...................... 4 443 294 12 110 97 83 3 847 202 – 150 52

2721 Periodicals 14 .................... 4 443 294 12 110 97 83 3 847 202 – 150 52

273 Books 5 ........................... 683 51 – 2 4 9 617 37 23 4 10

2731 Book publishing 4 ................ DD –DDD D D D D D

2732 Book printing 1 ................... DD – – – – D – – – –

274 Miscellaneous publishing 8 .......... DDDDDD D D – D D 2741 Miscellaneous publishing 8 ........ DDDDDD D D – D D

275 Commercial printing 148 .............. 76 760 3 715 632 1 973 1 210 885 68 345 10 260 878 6 532 2 850 2752 Commercial printing, lithographic 91 . 45 099 2 067 399 1 495 803 570 39 765 5 012 49 4 258 705 2754 Commercial printing, gravure 8 .... 5 500 292 9 44 22 8 5 125 2 114 12 836 1 266 2759 Commercial printing, nec 49 ........ 26 161 1 356 224 434 385 307 23 455 3 134 817 1 438 879

276 Manifold business forms 3 ........... DDDDDD D D – – D

2761 Manifold business forms 3 ......... DDDDDD D D – – D

277 Greeting cards – ................... ––––– – – – – –– 2771 Greeting cards – ................. ––––– – – – – ––

278 Blankbooks & bookbinding 1 ......... DDDDDD D – – – – 2782 Blankbooks & looseleaf binders – .. ––––– – – – – –– 2789 Bookbinding & related work 1 ...... DDDDDD D – – – –

279 Printing trade services 3 ............ 532 28 7 11 26 21 439 18 – 14 4

2791 Typesetting – .................... ––––– – – – – ––

2796 Platemaking services 3 ........... 532 28 7 11 26 21 439 18 – 14 4

28 Chemicals & allied products 186 ....... 3 918 796 164 046 19 723 54 477 44 955 9 753 3 625 842 559 462 126 998 238 306 194 158

281 Industrial inorganic chemicals 10 ...... DDDDD D D D D DD

2812 Alkalies & chlorine – .............. ––––– – – – – ––

2813 Industrial gases – ................ ––––– – – – – ––

2816 Inorganic pigments 1 ............. DD – – – – D D – – D

2819 Industrial inorganic chemicals,

nec 9 .......................... DDDDD D D D D DD

282 Plastics materials & synthetics 22 ..... 81 441 5 546 424 1 091 683 1 331 72 366 20 066 7 010 9 618 3 438 2821 Plastics materials & resins 20 ....... DDDDD D D D D DD 2822 Synthetic rubber – ................ ––––– – – – – –– 2823 Cellulosic manmade fibers 1 ....... DD – –D – D D D D – 2824 Organic fibers, noncellulosic 1 ..... DDDDD – D D D D–

283 Drugs 92 ........................... 3 503 269 143 677 18 342 48 823 41 382 5 924 3 245 121 461 206 90 134 200 352 170 720

2833 Medicinals & botanicals 8 ......... 292 081 14 335 2 651 13 148 5 489 1 563 254 895 11 588 192 11 126 270

2834 Pharmaceutical preparations 77 ..... 3 066 240 122 211 14 561 32 972 32 706 3 487 2 860 303 438 866 87 013 183 889 167 964

2835 Diagnostic substances 6 .......... DDDDD D D D D DD

2836 Biological products, except

diagnostic 1 .................... DD – – – – D – – – –

284 Soaps, cleaners, & toilet goods 27 ..... 150 538 5 586 353 1 294 362 134 142 809 30 811 7 774 15 502 7 535

2841 Soap & other detergents 7 ........ 6 459 423 53 129 125 100 5 629 368 83 110 175

2842 Polishes & sanitation goods 4 ...... DD –DDD D D D D D

2843 Surface active agents 1 ........... DD –D – – D D D – D

2844 Toilet preparations 15 .............. 126 717 4 666 300 594 40 23 121 094 29 213 7 028 14 890 7 295

285 Paints & allied products 12 ........... 22 669 1 151 268 101 311 640 20 198 25 030 15 882 1 628 7 520

2851 Paints & allied products 12 ......... 22 669 1 151 268 101 311 640 20 198 25 030 15 882 1 628 7 520

286 Industrial organic chemicals – ........ ––––– – – – – ––

2861 Gum & wood chemicals – ......... ––––– – – – – ––

2865 Cyclic crudes & intermediates – .... ––––– – – – – ––

2869 Industrial organic chemicals, nec – . ––––– – – – – ––

287 Agricultural chemicals 5 ............. DDDDD – D D D DD

2873 Nitrogenous fertilizers 1 ........... DD – –D – D D – D –

2874 Phosphatic fertilizers 1 ............ DDD – – – D D D D D

2875 Fertilizers, mixing only 2 .......... DD – – – – D D – D – 2879 Agricultural chemicals, nec 1 ...... DD –DD – D D D – D

289 Miscellaneous chemical products 18 ... 85 575 3 780 271 1 250 302 725 79 247 11 573 1 598 7 816 2 159

2891 Adhesives & sealants 7 ........... DDDDD D D D D DD

2892 Explosives – ..................... ––––– – – – – ––

2893 Printing ink 1 .................... DDDDD D D D D DD

2895 Carbon black – .................. ––––– – – – – ––

2899 Chemical preparations, nec 10 ...... DDDDD – D D D DD

29 Petroleum & coal products 28 ......... 378 763 24 320 42 229 13 336 21 253 125 620 152 005 15 878 447 11 599 3 832

291 Petroleum refining ................ 9 270 592 22 820 37 929 12 515 13 544 125 280 58 504 11 339 151 7 381 3 807

2911 Petroleum refining 9 .............. 270 592 22 820 37 929 12 515 13 544 125 280 58 504 11 339 151 7 381 3 807

295 Asphalt paving & roofing materials 16 .. DDDDD – D D D D–

2951 Asphalt paving mixtures & blocks 15 . DDDDD – D D D D– 2952 Asphalt felts & coatings 1 ......... DDD –D – D D – D –

299 Miscellaneous petroleum & coal

products 3 ....................... DD –DDD D D – D D

2992 Lubricating oils & greases 2 ....... DD –DD – D D – D –

2999 Petroleum & coal products, nec 1 .. DD –DDD D D – – D

68 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 5. Cost of Materials and Capital Expenditures for Plant and Equipment by Industry Group

and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Cost of materials and services used Capital expenditures

Estab~

lish~

ments

(number)

Total

($1,000)

Elec~

tricity

($1,000)

Fuels

con~

sumed

($1,000)

Contract

labor

for pro~

duction

($1,000)

Contract

work

($1,000)

Resales

($1,000)

Materials,

parts,

containers,

and supplies

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

New

buildings

and other

structures

($1,000)

New

machinery

and

equipment

($1,000)

Used

buildings

and

machinery

($1,000)

30 Rubber & miscellaneous plastics

products 71 ......................... 235 817 34 651 1 048 6 886 1 171 4 993 187 068 21 017 2 962 15 184 2 871

301 Tires & inner tubes 3 ............... 2 911 223 – – 344 – 2 344 196 – 70 126

3011 Tires & inner tubes 3 ............. 2 911 223 – – 344 – 2 344 196 – 70 126

302 Rubber & plastics footwear – ........ ––––– – – – – ––

3021 Rubber & plastics footwear – ...... ––––– – – – – ––

305 Hose & belting & gaskets & packing 2 . DD – – –D D D – – D

3052 Rubber & plastics hose & belting – . ––––– – – – – ––

3053 Gaskets, packing & sealing

devices 2 ...................... DD – – –D D D – – D

306 Fabricated rubber products, nec 2 .... DD – – – – D D – D –

3061 Mechanical rubber goods – ........ ––––– – – – – ––

3069 Fabricated rubber products, nec 2 .. DD – – – – D D – D –

308 Miscellaneous plastics products,

nec 64 ............................ 227 116 34 147 1 048 6 886 827 4 300 179 908 20 297 2 962 14 960 2 375

3081 Unsupported plastics film &

sheet – ........................ ––––– – – – – ––

3082 Unsupported plastics profile

shapes – ....................... ––––– – – – – ––

3083 Laminated plastics plate & sheet 4 . DD –D – – D D D D D

3084 Plastics pipe – ................... ––––– – – – – ––

3085 Plastics bottles 14 ................. 70 027 10 212 516 1 492 20 2 363 55 424 8 043 1 688 6 338 17

3086 Plastics foam products 5 .......... DDDDD – D D D DD

3087 Custom compound purchased

resins – ........................ ––––– – – – – ––

3088 Plastics plumbing fixtures – ........ ––––– – – – – ––

3089 Plastics products, nec 41 ........... 120 579 21 436 498 4 033 499 1 937 92 176 7 526 309 5 980 1 237

31 Leather & leather products 25 ......... 205 236 3 003 236 9 014 144 561 192 278 2 821 146 2 660 15

311 Leather tanning & finishing – ......... ––––– – – – – ––

3111 Leather tanning & finishing – ....... ––––– – – – – ––

313 Footwear cut stock – ............... ––––– – – – – ––

3131 Footwear cut stock & findings – .... ––––– – – – – ––

314 Footwear, except rubber 15 .......... 180 329 2 425 236 8 676 144 72 168 776 2 448 9 2 424 15

3142 House slippers 1 ................. DD –D – – D – – – –

3143 Men’s footwear, except athletic 10 ... DDDDDD D D – D D

3144 Women’s footwear, except

athletic 2 ....................... DD –D – – D D D D –

3149 Footwear, except rubber, nec 2 .... DD –D – – D D – D –

315 Leather gloves & mittens – .......... ––––– – – – – ––

3151 Leather gloves & mittens – ........ ––––– – – – – ––

316 Luggage 1 ........................ DD –D – – D – – – –

3161 Luggage 1 ...................... DD –D – – D – – – –

317 Handbags & personal leather

goods 5 .......................... DD –D – – D D – D –

3171 Women’s handbags & purses 1 .... DD – – – – D – – – –

3172 Personal leather goods, nec 4 ..... DD –D – – D D – D –

319 Leather goods, nec 4 ............... DD –D –D D D D D –

3199 Leather goods, nec 4 ............. DD –D –D D D D D –

32 Stone, clay, & glass products 159 ...... 160 728 28 227 7 019 6 091 1 755 882 116 754 51 729 5 824 35 328 10 577

321 Flat glass 2 ........................ DD – – – – D – – – –

3211 Flat glass 2 ...................... DD – – – – D – – – –

322 Glass & glassware, pressed or

blown – .......................... ––––– – – – – ––

3221 Glass containers – ............... ––––– – – – – ––

3229 Pressed & blown glass, nec – ...... ––––– – – – – ––

323 Products of purchased glass 6 ....... DDDDD D D D D DD

3231 Products of purchased glass 6 ..... DDDDD D D D D DD

324 Cement, hydraulic 1 ................ DDDDD D D D D D–

3241 Cement, hydraulic 1 .............. DDDDD D D D D D–

325 Structural clay products 1 ........... DDDDDD – – – –– 3251 Brick & structural clay tile 1 ........ DDDDDD – – – –– 3253 Ceramic wall & floor tile – ......... ––––– – – – – –– 3255 Clay refractories – ................ ––––– – – – – –– 3259 Structural clay products, nec – ..... ––––– – – – – ––

326 Pottery & related products 4 ......... DD –DD – D D – D D 3261 Vitreous plumbing fixtures 1 ....... DD – – – – D – – – – 3262 Vitreous china food utensils – ...... ––––– – – – – –– 3263 Fine earthenware food utensils – ... ––––– – – – – –– 3264 Porcelain electrical supplies – ...... ––––– – – – – –– 3269 Pottery products, nec 3 ........... 189 14 – 51 4 – 120 113 – 2 111

327 Concrete, gypsum, & plaster

products 110 ....................... 99 420 18 091 6 540 2 799 1 521 171 70 298 36 997 5 489 24 373 7 135 3271 Concrete brick & block 34 .......... 11 072 1 183 94 853 70 45 8 827 1 597 445 1 068 84

3272 Concrete products, nec 27 ......... 42 997 11 753 5 616 179 1 073 25 24 351 20 535 1 887 12 514 6 134

3273 Ready~mixed concrete 49 .......... 45 351 5 155 830 1 767 378 101 37 120 14 865 3 157 10 791 917

3274 Lime – .......................... ––––– – – – – ––

3275 Gypsum products – .............. ––––– – – – – ––

328 Cut stone & stone products 25 ........ 14 413 2 704 437 480 151 24 10 617 7 698 167 4 231 3 300

3281 Cut stone & stone products 25 ...... 14 413 2 704 437 480 151 24 10 617 7 698 167 4 231 3 300

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 69

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 5. Cost of Materials and Capital Expenditures for Plant and Equipment by Industry Group

and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Cost of materials and services used Capital expenditures

Estab~

lish~

ments

(number)

Total

($1,000)

Elec~

tricity

($1,000)

Fuels

con~

sumed

($1,000)

Contract

labor

for pro~

duction

($1,000)

Contract

work

($1,000)

Resales

($1,000)

Materials,

parts,

containers,

and supplies

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

New

buildings

and other

structures

($1,000)

New

machinery

and

equipment

($1,000)

Used

buildings

and

machinery

($1,000)

32 Stone, clay, & glass productsmCon. 329 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral products 10 ....................... 9 317 1 194 36 2 1 32 8 052 757 41 693 23 3291 Abrasive products 1 .............. DD – – – – D D – D – 3292 Asbestos products – .............. ––––– – – – – –– 3295 Minerals, ground or treated – ...... ––––– – – – – –– 3296 Mineral wool – ................... ––––– – – – – –– 3297 Nonclay refractories – ............ ––––– – – – – –– 3299 Nonmetallic mineral products, nec 9 .......................... DDDDD D D D D DD

33 Primary metal industries 24 ........... 36 890 2 129 155 83 183 146 34 194 3 749 85 774 2 890

331 Blast furnace & basic steel

products 8 ....................... 23 367 1 164 108 30 183 146 21 736 3 513 85 565 2 863

3312 Blast furnaces & steel mills 4 ...... 8 416 275 – 4 5 – 8 132 1 846 85 152 1 609

3313 Electrometallurgical products – ..... ––––– – – – – ––

3315 Steel wire & related products 4 ..... 14 951 889 108 26 178 146 13 604 1 667 – 413 1 254

3316 Cold finishing of steel shapes – .... ––––– – – – – ––

3317 Steel pipe & tubes – .............. ––––– – – – – ––

332 Iron & steel foundries – ............. ––––– – – – – ––

3321 Gray iron foundries – ............. ––––– – – – – ––

3322 Malleable iron foundries – ......... ––––– – – – – –– 3324 Steel investment foundries – ....... ––––– – – – – ––

3325 Steel foundries, nec – ............ ––––– – – – – ––

333 Primary nonferrous metals – ......... ––––– – – – – –– 3331 Primary copper – ................. ––––– – – – – –– 3334 Primary aluminum – .............. ––––– – – – – –– 3339 Primary nonferrous metals, nec – .. ––––– – – – – ––

334 Secondary nonferrous metals 3 ...... DD –D – – D D – D –

3341 Secondary nonferrous metals 3 .... DD –D – – D D – D –

335 Nonferrous rolling & drawing 2 ....... DD – – – – D D – D –

3351 Copper rolling & drawing – ........ ––––– – – – – ––

3353 Aluminum sheet, plate, & foil – ..... ––––– – – – – ––

3354 Aluminum extruded products 2 ..... DD – – – – D D – D –

3355 Aluminum rolling & drawing, nec – .. ––––– – – – – ––

3356 Nonferrous rolling & drawing, nec – . ––––– – – – – ––

3357 Nonferrous wire drawing &

insulating – ..................... ––––– – – – – ––

336 Nonferrous foundries (castings) 1 .... DDD – – – D D – D D

3363 Aluminum die~castings 1 .......... DDD – – – D D – D D

3364 Nonferrous die~casting, except

aluminum – ..................... ––––– – – – – ––

3365 Aluminum foundries – ............. ––––– – – – – ––

3366 Copper foundries – ............... ––––– – – – – ––

3369 Nonferrous foundries, nec – ....... ––––– – – – – ––

339 Miscellaneous primary metal

products 10 ....................... 5 501 490 1 50 – – 4 960 29 – 5 24 3398 Metal heat treating 1 .............. DD –D – – D – – – – 3399 Primary metal products, nec 9 ..... DDDD – – D D – D D

34 Fabricated metal products 229 ......... 213 587 9 982 3 318 4 973 3 199 3 112 189 003 17 724 4 173 10 578 2 973

341 Metal cans & shipping containers 10 ... 65 723 3 439 1 661 473 99 1 381 58 670 2 501 703 1 320 478

3411 Metal cans 10 .................... 65 723 3 439 1 661 473 99 1 381 58 670 2 501 703 1 320 478

3412 Metal barrels, drums, & pails – ..... ––––– – – – – ––

342 Cutlery, handtools, & hardware 4 ..... 2 260 172 42 – – – 2 046 918 41 698 179

3421 Cutlery 1 ........................ DD – – – – D D – D D

3423 Hand & edge tools, nec 1 ......... DD – – – – D D D D–

3425 Hand saws & saw blades – ........ ––––– – – – – ––

3429 Hardware, nec 2 ................. DDD – – – D D D D D

343 Plumbing & heating, except electric 5 . 1 337 60 7 54 – – 1 216 279 – 29 250

3431 Metal sanitary ware – ............. ––––– – – – – ––

3432 Plumbing fittings & brass goods – .. ––––– – – – – ––

3433 Heating equipment, except

electric 5 ....................... 1 337 60 7 54 – – 1 216 279 – 29 250

344 Fabricated structural metal

products 156 ....................... 122 681 5 054 1 370 4 118 2 735 1 576 107 828 6 534 2 522 3 064 948

3441 Fabricated structural metal 14 ...... 20 378 600 29 366 37 85 19 261 881 250 590 41

3442 Metal doors, sash, & trim 60 ........ 62 095 2 842 663 2 826 2 330 1 050 52 384 2 038 497 997 544

3443 Fabricated plate work, boiler

shops 9 ........................ 5 697 238 52 208 228 121 4 850 137 65 9 63

3444 Sheet metal work 16 ............... 16 347 329 139 56 62 51 15 710 832 81 731 20

3446 Architectural metal work 42 ......... 10 354 458 39 333 58 242 9 224 1 900 1 464 350 86

3448 Prefabricated metal buildings – .... ––––– – – – – ––

3449 Miscellaneous metal work 15 ....... 7 810 587 448 329 20 27 6 399 746 165 387 194

345 Screw machine products, bolts, etc 16 . 2 323 207 32 22 13 1 2 048 409 224 72 113

3451 Screw machine products 3 ........ 496 23 9 – – – 464 37 32 – 5

3452 Bolts, nuts, rivets, & washers 13 .... 1 827 184 23 22 13 1 1 584 372 192 72 108

346 Metal forgings & stampings 8 ........ 4 296 173 – 75 – 61 3 987 712 350 31 331

3462 Iron & steel forgings 1 ............ DD – – – – D D – D D

3463 Nonferrous forgings – ............. ––––– – – – – ––

3465 Automotive stampings – .......... ––––– – – – – ––

3466 Crowns & closures – .............. ––––– – – – – ––

3469 Metal stampings, nec 7 ........... DD –D –D D D D D D

347 Metal services, nec 14 ............... 6 312 417 76 43 78 – 5 698 5 362 320 5 037 5

3471 Plating & polishing 14 .............. 6 312 417 76 43 78 – 5 698 5 362 320 5 037 5

3479 Metal coating & allied services – ... ––––– – – – – ––

348 Ordnance & accessories, nec – ...... ––––– – – – – ––

3482 Small arms ammunition – ......... ––––– – – – – ––

70 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 5. Cost of Materials and Capital Expenditures for Plant and Equipment by Industry Group

and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Cost of materials and services used Capital expenditures

Estab~

lish~

ments

(number)

Total

($1,000)

Elec~

tricity

($1,000)

Fuels

con~

sumed

($1,000)

Contract

labor

for pro~

duction

($1,000)

Contract

work

($1,000)

Resales

($1,000)

Materials,

parts,

containers,

and supplies

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

New

buildings

and other

structures

($1,000)

New

machinery

and

equipment

($1,000)

Used

buildings

and

machinery

($1,000)

34 Fabricated metal productsmCon.

348 Ordnance & accessories, necmCon.

3483 Ammunition, except small arms, nec – .......................... ––––– – – – – –– 3484 Small arms – .................... ––––– – – – – –– 3489 Ordnance & accessories, nec – .... ––––– – – – – ––

349 Miscellaneous fabricated metal

products 16 ....................... 8 655 460 130 188 274 93 7 510 1 009 13 327 669

3491 Industrial valves 1 ................ DDDDDD D – – – –

3492 Fluid power valves & hose fittings – . ––––– – – – – ––

3493 Steel springs, except wire – ....... ––––– – – – – ––

3494 Valves & pipe fittings, nec 2 ....... DD – – – – D D – D D

3495 Wire springs – ................... ––––– – – – – ––

3496 Miscellaneous fabricated wire

products 4 ..................... 1 254 34 5 117 – 20 1 078 99 10 84 5

3497 Metal foil & leaf – ................ ––––– – – – – ––

3498 Fabricated pipe & fittings – ........ ––––– – – – – ––

3499 Fabricated metal products, nec 9 ... 3 828 187 15 15 58 13 3 540 876 3 226 647

35 Industrial machinery & equipment 78 .. 261 965 6 755 5 5 595 7 619 570 241 421 13 382 9 805 3 088 489

351 Engines & turbines – ............... ––––– – – – – ––

3511 Turbines & turbine generator sets – ......................... ––––– – – – – ––

3519 Internal combustion engines, nec – . ––––– – – – – ––

352 Farm & garden machinery 2 ......... DD – – – – D D D – – 3523 Farm machinery & equipment 1 .... DD – – – – D D D – – 3524 Lawn & garden equipment 1 ....... DD – – – – D – – – –

353 Construction & related machinery 3 ... DD – – – – D D – – D

3531 Construction machinery 1 ......... DD – – – – D D – – D

3532 Mining machinery – ............... ––––– – – – – ––

3533 Oil field machinery – .............. ––––– – – – – ––

3534 Elevators & moving stairways – .... ––––– – – – – ––

3535 Conveyors & conveying

equipment 1 .................... DD – – – – D – – – –

3536 Hoists, cranes, & monorails – ...... ––––– – – – – ––

3537 Industrial trucks & tractors 1 ....... DD – – – – D – – – –

354 Metalworking machinery 25 ........... 11 618 247 1 326 74 143 10 827 97 1 96 –

3541 Machine tools, metal cutting

types – ........................ ––––– – – – – ––

3542 Machine tools, metal forming

types – ........................ ––––– – – – – ––

3543 Industrial patterns – .............. ––––– – – – – ––

3544 Special dies, tools, jigs, &

fixtures 16 ....................... 1 476 62 – 19 4 – 1 391 – – – –

3545 Machine tool accessories 3 ........ DD –D – – D D – D –

3546 Power~driven handtools 2 ......... DD – – – – D – – – –

3547 Rolling mill machinery – ........... ––––– – – – – ––

3548 Welding apparatus – .............. ––––– – – – – ––

3549 Metalworking machinery, nec 4 .... DDD –DD D D D D –

355 Special industry machinery 4 ........ 325 10 – – – – 315 – – – –

3552 Textile machinery – ............... ––––– – – – – ––

3553 Woodworking machinery 1 ........ DD – – – – D – – – –

3554 Paper industries machinery – ...... ––––– – – – – ––

3555 Printing trades machinery – ....... ––––– – – – – ––

3556 Food products machinery 3 ........ DD – – – – D – – – –

3559 Special industry machinery, nec – .. ––––– – – – – ––

356 General industrial machinery 7 ....... DD –D – – D D D D D 3561 Pumps & pumping equipment – .... ––––– – – – – –– 3562 Ball & roller bearings 1 ............ DD –D – – D – – – – 3563 Air & gas compressors – .......... ––––– – – – – –– 3564 Blowers & fans 1 ................. DD – – – – D – – – – 3565 Packaging machinery 1 ........... DD – – – – D – – – – 3566 Speed changers, drives, & gears – . ––––– – – – – –– 3567 Industrial furnaces & ovens – ...... ––––– – – – – –– 3568 Power transmission equipment, nec – .......................... ––––– – – – – –– 3569 General industrial machinery, nec 4 .......................... DD – – – – D D D DD

357 Computer & office equipment 10 ...... DDDDD D D D D DD 3571 Electronic computers 4 ........... 6 024 166 – 19 10 100 5 729 72 – – 72 3572 Computer storage devices 1 ....... DD –DD – D – – – – 3575 Computer terminals – ............. ––––– – – – – ––

3577 Computer peripheral equipment,

nec 2 .......................... DDDDD – D D D D–

3578 Calculating & accounting

equipment – .................... ––––– – – – – ––

3579 Office machines, nec 3 ........... DD –DDD D D D D –

358 Refrigeration & service machinery 11 .. DD –DDD D D D D D

3581 Automatic merchandising

machines – ..................... ––––– – – – – ––

3582 Commercial laundry equipment – ... ––––– – – – – ––

3585 Refrigeration & heating

equipment 9 .................... DD –D –D D D D D D

3586 Measuring & dispensing pumps – .. ––––– – – – – ––

3589 Service industry machinery, nec 2 .. DD – –D – D D D D –

359 Industrial machinery, nec 16 .......... 1 532 113 – 11 6 – 1 402 52 7 15 30

3592 Carburetors, pistons, rings, &

valves – ........................ ––––– – – – – ––

3593 Fluid power cylinders & actuators – . ––––– – – – – ––

3594 Fluid power pumps & motors – ..... ––––– – – – – ––

3596 Scales & balances, except

laboratory – .................... ––––– – – – – ––

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 71

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 5. Cost of Materials and Capital Expenditures for Plant and Equipment by Industry Group

and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Cost of materials and services used Capital expenditures

Estab~

lish~

ments

(number)

Total

($1,000)

Elec~

tricity

($1,000)

Fuels

con~

sumed

($1,000)

Contract

labor

for pro~

duction

($1,000)

Contract

work

($1,000)

Resales

($1,000)

Materials,

parts,

containers,

and supplies

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

New

buildings

and other

structures

($1,000)

New

machinery

and

equipment

($1,000)

Used

buildings

and

machinery

($1,000)

35 Industrial machinery & equipmentm Con.

359 Industrial machinery, necmCon.

3599 Industrial machinery, nec 16 ........ 1 532 113 – 11 6 – 1 402 52 7 15 30

36 Electronic & other electric

equipment 87 ....................... 1 470 920 37 619 2 472 9 952 4 884 2 316 1 413 677 133 902 18 503 96 273 19 126

361 Electric distribution equipment 22 ...... 159 492 6 326 650 879 58 66 151 513 12 541 – 11 752 789

3612 Transformers 7 .................. 55 580 2 492 650 9 44 66 52 319 6 408 – 5 621 787

3613 Switchgear & switchboard

apparatus 15 .................... 103 912 3 834 – 870 14 – 99 194 6 133 – 6 131 2

362 Electrical industrial apparatus 3 ...... DD –DD – D D D D D

3621 Motors & generators – ............ ––––– – – – – ––

3624 Carbon & graphite products – ...... ––––– – – – – ––

3625 Relays & industrial controls 2 ...... DD –DD – D D D D D

3629 Electrical industrial apparatus,

nec 1 .......................... DD – – – – D D – D –

363 Household appliances 1 ............. DD – –D – D D D – – 3631 Household cooking equipment – ... ––––– – – – – –– 3632 Household refrigerators & freezers – ...................... ––––– – – – – –– 3633 Household laundry equipment – .... ––––– – – – – –– 3634 Electric housewares & fans – ...... ––––– – – – – –– 3635 Household vacuum cleaners – ..... ––––– – – – – –– 3639 Household appliances, nec 1 ...... DD – –D – D D D – –

364 Electric lighting & wiring equipment 21 . 188 146 5 974 2 277 61 538 181 294 24 930 3 538 18 214 3 178 3641 Electric lamps 2 .................. DD – – –D D D – D – 3643 Current~carrying wiring devices 10 ... 145 255 4 871 2 4 – – 140 378 18 241 738 14 325 3 178 3644 Noncurrent~carrying wiring devices 1 ...................... DD –DD – D D – D – 3645 Residential lighting fixtures 6 ...... DD –DD – D D D D – 3646 Commercial lighting fixtures – ...... ––––– – – – – –– 3647 Vehicular lighting equipment – ..... ––––– – – – – –– 3648 Lighting equipment, nec 2 ......... DD – – –D D D – D –

365 Household audio & video

equipment 2 ...................... DD –DD – D D D D –

3651 Household audio & video

equipment – .................... ––––– – – – – ––

3652 Prerecorded records & tapes 2 ..... DD –DD – D D D D –

366 Communications equipment 9 ....... 398 230 5 191 259 3 184 1 622 218 387 756 29 057 607 16 485 11 965

3661 Telephone & telegraph apparatus 5 . DDDDD D D D D DD

3663 Radio & TV communications

equipment 3 .................... DD –DD – D D D D –

3669 Communications equipment, nec 1 . DD – – – – D D – D –

367 Electronic components &

accessories 26 ..................... 620 367 17 046 1 561 5 467 2 797 1 494 592 002 54 893 12 861 38 855 3 177

3671 Electron tubes 2 ................. DD – – – – D D – D –

3672 Printed circuit boards 6 ........... 147 713 7 217 399 2 504 955 252 136 386 27 902 11 876 16 026 –

3674 Semiconductors & related

devices 1 ...................... DD – – – – D D – D –

3675 Electronic capacitors – ............ ––––– – – – – ––

3676 Electronic resistors – ............. ––––– – – – – ––

3677 Electronic coils & transformers 4 ... 85 495 1 446 234 1 767 543 163 81 342 4 793 76 1 540 3 177

3678 Electronic connectors – ........... ––––– – – – – –– 3679 Electronic components, nec 13 ...... 361 708 7 376 928 1 196 1 299 1 079 349 830 19 790 909 18 881 –

369 Miscellaneous electrical equipment

& supplies 3 ...................... DD – – – – D D – D – 3691 Storage batteries 1 ............... DD – – – – D D – D – 3692 Primary batteries, dry & wet – ...... ––––– – – – – –– 3694 Engine electrical equipment 1 ...... DD – – – – D D – D – 3695 Magnetic & optical recording media – ........................ ––––– – – – – –– 3699 Electrical equipment & supplies, nec 1 .......................... DD – – – – D – – – –

37 Transportation equipment 34 ......... 46 508 2 591 267 910 239 500 42 001 1 752 87 1 665 –

371 Motor vehicles & equipment 20 ....... 40 472 2 435 266 144 239 450 36 938 1 713 87 1 626 – 3711 Motor vehicles & car bodies 2 ...... DD –D –D D D D D – 3713 Truck & bus bodies 2 ............. DDD – – – D D D D – 3714 Motor vehicle parts & accessories 16 ................... 33 547 2 322 263 118 239 208 30 397 1 677 77 1 600 –

3715 Truck trailers – ................... ––––– – – – – ––

3716 Motor homes – .................. ––––– – – – – ––

372 Aircraft & parts 1 ................... DDD – – – D – – – –

3721 Aircraft – ........................ ––––– – – – – ––

3724 Aircraft engines & engine parts – ... ––––– – – – – ––

3728 Aircraft parts & equipment, nec 1 ... DDD – – – D – – – –

373 Ship & boat building & repairing 11 .... DD –D – – D D – D –

3731 Ship building & repairing 2 ......... DD –D – – D D – D –

3732 Boat building & repairing 9 ........ DD –D – – D D – D –

374 Railroad equipment – ............... ––––– –––– – –

3743 Railroad equipment – ............. ––––– – – – – ––

375 Motorcycles, bicycles, & parts – ...... ––––– – – – – ––

3751 Motorcycles, bicycles, & parts – .... ––––– – – – – ––

376 Guided missiles, space vehicles,

parts – ........................... ––––– – – – – ––

3761 Guided missiles & space vehicles – . ––––– – – – – ––

3764 Space propulsion units & parts – ... ––––– – – – – ––

72 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 5. Cost of Materials and Capital Expenditures for Plant and Equipment by Industry Group

and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

Cost of materials and services used Capital expenditures

Estab~

lish~

ments

(number)

Total

($1,000)

Elec~

tricity

($1,000)

Fuels

con~

sumed

($1,000)

Contract

labor

for pro~

duction

($1,000)

Contract

work

($1,000)

Resales

($1,000)

Materials,

parts,

containers,

and supplies

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

New

buildings

and other

structures

($1,000)

New

machinery

and

equipment

($1,000)

Used

buildings

and

machinery

($1,000)

37 Transportation equipmentmCon.

376 Guided missiles, space vehicles,

partsmCon.

3769 Space vehicle equipment, nec – .... ––––– – – – – ––

379 Miscellaneous transportation

equipment 2 ...................... DD –D –D D D – D – 3792 Travel trailer & campers – ......... ––––– – – – – –– 3795 Tanks & tank components – ....... ––––– – – – – –– 3799 Transportation equipment, nec 2 ... DD –D –D D D – D –

38 Instruments & related products 64 .... 556 012 19 348 4 885 12 470 7 365 4 482 507 462 41 799 1 575 37 661 2 563

381 Search & navigation equipment – .... ––––– – – – – ––

3812 Search & navigation equipment – .. ––––– – – – – ––

382 Measuring & controlling devices 12 .... 43 996 2 824 184 467 139 319 40 063 2 075 54 2 021 – 3821 Laboratory apparatus & furniture 1 . DD – – – – D – – – – 3822 Environmental controls 1 .......... DDD – – – D D D D – 3823 Process control instruments 3 ..... 3 803 163 1 2 7 – 3 630 17 – 17 – 3824 Fluid meters & counting devices 1 .. DD – – – – D D – D – 3825 Instruments to measure electricity 2 ..................... DD – – – – D D – D –

3826 Analytical instruments – ........... ––––– – – – – ––

3827 Optical instruments & lenses 1 ..... DD –DDD D D D D –

3829 Measuring & controlling devices,

nec 3 .......................... DD –D – – D D – D –

384 Medical instruments & supplies 43 ..... 482 077 14 377 4 701 11 188 7 204 4 163 440 444 37 041 936 33 548 2 557

3841 Surgical & medical instruments 24 ... 367 219 11 255 2 489 8 673 3 875 2 019 338 908 33 767 699 31 145 1 923

3842 Surgical appliances & supplies 19 ... 114 858 3 122 2 212 2 515 3 329 2 144 101 536 3 274 237 2 403 634

3843 Dental equipment & supplies – ..... ––––– – – – – ––

3844 X~ray apparatus & tubes – ......... ––––– – – – – ––

3845 Electromedical equipment – ....... ––––– – – – – ––

385 Ophthalmic goods 8 ................ DD –DD – D D D D D

3851 Ophthalmic goods 8 .............. DD –DD – D D D D D

386 Photographic equipment & supplies – . ––––– – – – – ––

3861 Photographic equipment &

supplies – ...................... ––––– – – – – ––

387 Watches, clocks, watchcases, &

parts 1 ........................... DD – – – – D D – D –

3873 Watches, clocks, & watchcases 1 .. DD – – – – D D – D –

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing

industries 61 ........................ 54 881 2 240 320 1 096 1 035 371 49 819 3 883 362 3 238 283

391 Jewelry, silverware, & plated ware 12 .. 17 607 553 – 151 364 – 16 539 2 325 189 2 021 115

3911 Jewelry, precious metal 11 ......... DD –DD – D D D D D

3914 Silverware & plated ware 1 ........ DD – – – – D D – D D

3915 Jewelers’ materials & lapidary work – ......................... ––––– – – – – ––

393 Musical instruments – .............. ––––– – – – – –– 3931 Musical instruments – ............ ––––– – – – – ––

394 Toys & sporting goods 4 ............ DD –DDD D D D D – 3942 Dolls – .......................... ––––– – – – – –– 3944 Games, toys, & children’s vehicles – ...................... ––––– – – – – –– 3949 Sporting & athletic goods, nec 4 .... DD –DDD D D D D –

395 Pens, pencils, office, & art supplies 1 . DD – – – – D – – – – 3951 Pens & mechanical pencils – ...... ––––– – – – – –– 3952 Lead pencils & art goods – ........ ––––– – – – – –– 3953 Marking devices 1 ................ DD – – – – D – – – – 3955 Carbon paper & inked ribbons – .... ––––– – – – – ––

396 Costume jewelry & notions 8 ......... DDDD – – D D D DD

3961 Costume jewelry 6 ............... DDDD – – D D D DD

3965 Fasteners, buttons, needles, &

pins 2 .......................... DD –D – – D D D D –

399 Miscellaneous mfg 36 ................ 21 622 790 197 876 665 370 18 724 417 101 314 2

3991 Brooms & brushes 1 .............. DD – – – – D – – – –

3993 Signs & advertising displays 20 ..... 11 017 366 – 227 493 – 9 931 168 40 126 2

3995 Burial caskets 3 .................. DD –DD – D D D D –

3996 Hard surface floor coverings – ..... ––––– – – – – ––

3999 Mfg industries, nec 12 ............. 8 075 331 197 327 166 370 6 684 60 5 55 –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 73

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 6. Inventories by Stage of Fabrication by Industry Group and Industry: 1997

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

End of 1996 End of 1997

Establish~ ments (number)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

All manufacturing industries 2 092 ......... 4 366 760 1 081 643 1 070 701 2 214 416 4 293 533 951 909 1 094 298 2 247 326

20 Food & kindred products 287 ...................... 595 279 186 905 61 926 346 448 562 873 188 268 62 540 312 065

201 Meat products 18 ............................... 14 801 1 001 6 852 6 948 15 583 1 719 4 761 9 103

2011 Meat packing plants 7 ........................ 5 255 449 1 700 3 106 6 097 647 266 5 184

2013 Sausages & other prepared meats 7 ........... DDDDDDD D

2015 Poultry & egg processing 4 .................... DDDDDDD D

202 Dairy products 22 ............................... 26 870 9 115 4 129 13 626 26 843 9 280 4 031 13 532 2021 Creamery butter – ........................... ––––––– – 2022 Cheese, natural & processed 5 ................ DDDDDDD D 2023 Condensed & evaporated milk 1 ............... DDDDDDD D 2024 Ice cream & frozen desserts 12 ................. 2 131 1 049 146 936 1 790 896 54 840 2026 Fluid milk 4 ................................. DDDDDDD D

203 Preserved fruits & vegetables 36 .................. 26 189 16 964 1 559 7 666 22 250 15 348 1 036 5 866

2032 Canned specialties 1 ......................... DD – –DD – –

2033 Canned fruits & vegetables 19 .................. 9 472 5 139 794 3 539 8 689 5 367 397 2 925

2034 Dehydrated fruits, vegetables, & soups 1 ....... DDDDDDD D

2035 Pickles, sauces, & salad dressings 1 ........... DDDDD –D D

2037 Frozen fruits & vegetables 4 ................... DDDDDDD D

2038 Frozen specialties, nec 10 ..................... 4 560 1 487 417 2 656 4 363 1 889 341 2 133

204 Grain mill products 23 ........................... 38 374 4 636 1 024 32 714 32 491 4 606 2 254 25 631 2041 Flour & other grain mill products 3 ............. DD –DDDD D 2043 Cereal breakfast foods – ...................... ––––––– – 2044 Rice milling 1 ................................ DD –DDD – D 2045 Blended & prepared flour 1 .................... D – –D – – – – 2046 Wet corn milling – ............................ ––––––– – 2047 Dog & cat food – ............................. ––––––– – 2048 Prepared feeds, nec 18 ........................ 10 818 2 660 1 024 7 134 11 650 2 963 2 241 6 446

205 Bakery products 66 ............................. 8 182 2 668 939 4 575 7 883 2 858 870 4 155

2051 Bread, cake, & related products 55 .............. 4 204 1 344 418 2 442 3 471 1 199 215 2 057

2052 Cookies & crackers 10 ......................... DDDDDDD D

2053 Frozen bakery products, except bread 1 ........ ––––––– –

206 Sugar & confectionery products 18 ................ 26 333 8 920 3 509 13 904 27 228 8 939 3 923 14 366

2061 Raw cane sugar – ........................... ––––––– –

2062 Cane sugar refining – ........................ ––––––– –

2063 Beet sugar 1 ................................ DD –DDD – D

2064 Candy & other confectionery products &

chewing gum 17 ............................. DDDDDDD D

2066 Chocolate & cocoa products – ................. ––––––– –

2067 Chewing gum – .............................. ––––––– –

2068 Salted & roasted nuts & seeds – ............... ––––––– –

207 Fats & oils 3 ................................... 8 504 3 937 125 4 442 7 044 2 379 638 4 027

2074 Cottonseed oil mills – ......................... ––––––– –

2075 Soybean oil mills 1 ........................... DD –DDD – D

2076 Vegetable oil mills, nec – ..................... ––––––– –

2077 Animal & marine fats & oils – .................. ––––––– –

2079 Shortening & cooking oils 2 ................... DDDDDDD D

208 Beverages 49 .................................. 383 106 110 916 41 918 230 272 347 695 112 756 42 360 192 579 2082 Malt beverages 2 ............................ DDDDDDD D 2083 Malt – ...................................... ––––––– – 2084 Wines, brandy, & brandy spirits 1 .............. DDDDDDD D 2085 Distilled liquor, except brandy 3 ................ DDDDDDD D 2086 Bottled & canned soft drinks 30 ................. 35 711 11 435 5 674 18 602 38 078 12 495 5 317 20 266 2087 Flavoring extracts & syrups, nec 13 ............. DDDDDDD D

209 Miscellaneous food & kindred products 52 .......... 62 920 28 748 1 871 32 301 75 856 30 383 2 667 42 806

2091 Canned & cured seafood 2 .................... DD –DDD – D

2092 Fresh or frozen seafood 2 ..................... DDDDDDD D

2095 Roasted coffee 9 ............................ 8 382 3 092 1 428 3 862 10 472 3 126 2 207 5 139

2096 Potato chips & similar snacks 2 ................ DDDDDDD D

2097 Manufactured ice 24 .......................... 707 247 94 366 716 259 106 351

2098 Macaroni & spaghetti 1 ....................... DDDDDDD D

2099 Food preparations, nec 12 ..................... 6 167 1 080 122 4 965 3 849 1 728 177 1 944

21 Tobacco products 4 ............................. DDDDDDD D

211 Cigarettes 1 ................................... DDDDDDD D

2111 Cigarettes 1 ................................. DDDDDDD D

212 Cigars 3 ...................................... DDDDDDD D

2121 Cigars 3 .................................... DDDDDDD D

213 Chewing & smoking tobacco – ................... ––––––– –

2131 Chewing & smoking tobacco – ................. ––––––– –

214 Tobacco stemming & redrying – ................. ––––––– –

2141 Tobacco stemming & redrying – ............... ––––––– –

22 Textile mill products 20 .......................... 13 392 3 275 3 931 6 186 10 118 1 686 2 913 5 519

221 Broadwoven fabric mills, cotton 1 ................ DDDDDDD D 2211 Weaving mills, cotton 1 ....................... DDDDDDD D

222 Broadwoven fabric mills, manmade fiber & silk 1 ... ––––––– – 2221 Weaving mills, synthetics 1 .................... ––––––– –

223 Broadwoven fabric mills, wool – .................. ––––––– – 2231 Weaving & finishing mills, wool – ............... ––––––– –

224 Narrow fabric mills – ........................... ––––––– – 2241 Narrow fabric mills – ......................... ––––––– –

225 Knitting mills 8 ................................. 9 465 2 253 3 190 4 022 6 104 727 2 145 3 232

2251 Women’s hosiery, except socks 1 .............. DDDDDDD D

2252 Hosiery, nec – ............................... ––––– –– –

2253 Knit outerwear mills 7 ........................ DDDDDDD D

2254 Knit underwear mills – ........................ ––––––– –

2257 Circular knit fabric mills – ..................... ––––––– –

2258 Lace & warp knit fabric mills – ................. ––––––– –

74 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 6. Inventories by Stage of Fabrication by Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

End of 1996 End of 1997

Establish~ ments (number)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

22 Textile mill productsmCon.

225 Knitting millsmCon.

2259 Knitting mills, nec – .......................... ––––––– –

226 Textile finishing, except wool 3 .................. DDDDDDD D

2261 Finishing plants, cotton 2 ..................... DDDDDDD D

2262 Finishing plants, synthetics – .................. ––––––– –

2269 Finishing plants, nec 1 ........................ D –DDD –D D

227 Carpets & rugs 1 .............................. DDDDDDD D

2273 Carpets & rugs 1 ............................ DDDDDDD D

228 Yarn & thread mills 1 ........................... DDDDDDD D 2281 Yarn spinning mills 1 ......................... DDDDDDD D 2282 Yarn throwing & winding mills – ................ ––––––– – 2284 Thread mills – ............................... ––––––– –

229 Miscellaneous textile goods 5 ................... 714 275 221 218 753 217 221 315

2295 Coated fabrics, not rubberized – ............... ––––––– –

2296 Tire cord & fabric 1 ........................... DDDDDDD D

2297 Nonwoven fabrics – .......................... ––––––– –

2298 Cordage & twine – ........................... ––––––– –

2299 Textile goods, nec 4 .......................... DDDDDDD D

23 Apparel & other textile products 223 ............... 225 622 57 884 51 433 116 305 219 406 57 646 54 647 107 113

231 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats 10 ................... 11 053 1 984 3 380 5 689 7 358 2 168 1 702 3 488

2311 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats 10 ................. 11 053 1 984 3 380 5 689 7 358 2 168 1 702 3 488

232 Men’s & boys’ furnishings 69 ..................... 84 997 30 043 18 217 36 737 88 191 30 514 21 981 35 696

2321 Shirts, men’s & boys’ 19 ....................... DDDDDDD D

2322 Men’s & boys’ underwear & nightwear 8 ........ DDDDDDD D

2323 Men’s & boys’ neckwear – .................... ––––––– –

2325 Men’s & boys’ trousers & slacks 10 .............. 12 144 3 060 5 425 3 659 14 994 4 131 7 529 3 334

2326 Men’s & boys’ work clothing 16 ................. 19 470 3 471 5 221 10 778 17 978 2 930 5 020 10 028

2329 Men’s & boys’ clothing, nec 16 .................. 19 549 11 539 3 291 4 719 20 180 10 698 4 429 5 053

233 Women’s & children’s outerwear 52 ............... 16 498 3 350 2 541 10 607 17 564 2 607 3 118 11 839

2331 Women’s blouses & waists 5 .................. 1 757 392 387 978 1 662 391 394 877

2335 Women’s dresses 32 .......................... 5 164 1 344 1 022 2 798 5 060 1 226 1 112 2 722

2337 Women’s suits & coats 4 ...................... 596 119 119 358 645 114 169 362

2339 Women’s outerwear, nec 11 .................... 8 981 1 495 1 013 6 473 10 197 876 1 443 7 878

234 Women’s & children’s undergarments 35 ........... 86 604 17 697 20 748 48 159 81 217 15 991 23 516 41 710

2341 Women’s & children’s underwear 12 ............. 9 490 1 749 1 694 6 047 9 424 1 687 1 930 5 807

2342 Brassieres & allied garments 23 ................ 77 114 15 948 19 054 42 112 71 793 14 304 21 586 35 903

235 Hats, caps, & millinery 1 ........................ DDDDDDD D

2353 Hats, caps, & millinery 1 ...................... DDDDDDD D

236 Girls’ & children’s outerwear 10 ................... 4 290 597 882 2 811 3 419 597 915 1 907

2361 Girls’ & children’s dresses & blouses 2 .......... DDDDD –D D

2369 Girls’ & children’s outerwear, nec 8 ............. DDDDDDD D

237 Fur goods – ................................... ––––––– –

2371 Fur goods – ................................. ––––––– –

238 Miscellaneous apparel & accessories 3 ........... DDDDDDD D

2381 Fabric gloves & mittens – ..................... ––––––– – 2384 Robes & dressing gowns – .................... ––––––– –

2385 Waterproof outer garments – .................. ––––––– –

2386 Leather & sheep~lined clothing – ............... ––––––– –

2387 Apparel belts – .............................. ––––––– –

2389 Apparel & accessories, nec 3 .................. DDDDDDD D

239 Miscellaneous fabricated textile products 43 ........ 20 500 3 753 5 459 11 288 19 909 5 281 3 158 11 470

2391 Curtains & draperies 12 ........................ 1 237 147 138 952 3 352 1 669 214 1 469

2392 Housefurnishings, nec 8 ...................... 4 561 1 393 155 3 013 3 824 1 376 251 2 197

2393 Textile bags 2 ............................... DDDDDDD D

2394 Canvas & related products 2 .................. DDDDDDD D

2395 Pleating & stitching 9 ......................... DDDDDDD D

2396 Automotive & apparel trimmings 4 ............. 126 26 42 58 154 39 48 67

2397 Schiffli machine embroideries – ................ ––––––– –

2399 Fabricated textile products, nec 6 .............. 6 773 355 3 232 3 186 5 043 379 744 3 920

24 Lumber & wood products 117 ...................... DDDDDDD D

241 Logging – ..................................... ––––––– –

2411 Logging – ................................... ––––––– –

242 Sawmills & planing mills 1 ....................... ––––––– –

2421 Sawmills & planing mills, general – ............. ––––––– –

2426 Hardwood dimension & flooring mills – .......... ––––––– – 2429 Special product sawmills, nec 1 ................ ––––––– –

243 Millwork, plywood, & structural members 99 ........ 9 001 1 650 1 403 5 948 9 738 1 497 1 646 6 595 2431 Millwork 21 ................................... 4 691 556 423 3 712 4 489 567 347 3 575 2434 Wood kitchen cabinets 75 ...................... 4 230 1 068 962 2 200 5 160 902 1 283 2 975 2435 Hardwood veneer & plywood – ................ ––––––– – 2436 Softwood veneer & plywood – ................. ––––––– – 2439 Structural wood members, nec 3 ............... 80 26 18 36 89 28 16 45

244 Wood containers 10 ............................. DDDDDDD D 2441 Nailed wood boxes & shook – ................. ––––––– – 2448 Wood pallets & skids 9 ....................... DDDDDDD D 2449 Wood containers, nec 1 ...................... DDDDDDD D

245 Wood buildings & mobile homes 2 ............... DDDDDDD D 2451 Mobile homes – ............................. ––––––– –

2452 Prefabricated wood buildings 2 ................ DDDDDDD D

249 Miscellaneous wood products 5 .................. DDDDDDD D

2491 Wood preserving 4 ........................... 1 209 390 176 643 1 319 418 169 732

2493 Reconstituted wood products – ................ ––––––– – 2499 Wood products, nec 1 ........................ DDDDDDD D

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 75

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 6. Inventories by Stage of Fabrication by Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

End of 1996 End of 1997

Establish~ ments (number)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

25 Furniture & fixtures 146 ........................... 28 422 7 781 4 304 16 337 31 504 8 352 4 541 18 611

251 Household furniture 112 .......................... 20 906 6 236 3 198 11 472 23 146 6 511 3 432 13 203

2511 Wood household furniture 63 ................... 7 084 1 552 1 186 4 346 9 377 2 090 1 543 5 744

2512 Upholstered household furniture 24 ............. 6 063 1 704 1 230 3 129 6 213 1 637 1 179 3 397

2514 Metal household furniture 3 ................... DDDDDDD D

2515 Mattresses & bedsprings 19 .................... 5 415 1 086 716 3 613 5 291 970 673 3 648

2517 Wood TV & radio cabinets – ................... ––––––– –

2519 Household furniture, nec 3 .................... DDDDDDD D

252 Office furniture 7 ............................... 4 201 742 562 2 897 4 377 836 557 2 984

2521 Wood office furniture 3 ....................... DDDDDDD D

2522 Office furniture, except wood 4 ................ DDDDDDD D

253 Public building & related furniture 9 ............... 825 235 103 487 1 104 367 113 624 2531 Public building & related furniture 9 ............. 825 235 103 487 1 104 367 113 624

254 Partitions & fixtures 8 ........................... 887 202 168 517 908 201 177 530

2541 Wood partitions & fixtures 6 ................... DDDDDDD D

2542 Partitions & fixtures, except wood 2 ............ DDDDDDD D

259 Miscellaneous furniture & fixtures 10 .............. 1 603 366 273 964 1 969 437 262 1 270 2591 Drapery hardware, blinds, & shades 8 .......... DDDDDDD D 2599 Furniture & fixtures, nec 2 ..................... DDDDDDD D

26 Paper & allied products 41 ....................... 34 188 7 495 3 548 23 145 32 161 7 750 3 041 21 370

261 Pulp mills – ................................... ––––––– – 2611 Pulp mills – ................................. ––––––– –

262 Paper mills 4 .................................. 652 122 53 477 1 147 93 1 1 053

2621 Paper mills 4 ................................ 652 122 53 477 1 147 93 1 1 053

263 Paperboard mills 6 ............................. 4 926 1 473 595 2 858 4 620 1 467 642 2 511

2631 Paperboard mills 6 ........................... 4 926 1 473 595 2 858 4 620 1 467 642 2 511

265 Paperboard containers & boxes 19 ................ 18 463 3 059 1 693 13 711 16 612 3 090 1 203 12 319 2652 Setup paperboard boxes 2 .................... DDDDDDD D 2653 Corrugated & solid fiber boxes 9 ............... 10 288 832 435 9 021 7 707 820 338 6 549 2655 Fiber cans, drums, & similar products 1 ......... DD –DDD – D 2656 Sanitary food containers – .................... ––––––– – 2657 Folding paperboard boxes 7 ................... DDDDDDD D

267 Miscellaneous converted paper products 12 ........ 10 147 2 841 1 207 6 099 9 782 3 100 1 195 5 487

2671 Papermcoated & laminated, packaging 1 ....... DDDDDDD D

2672 Papermcoated & laminated, nec – ............. ––––––– –

2673 Bagsmplastics, laminated, & coated 2 .......... DDDDDDD D

2674 Bagsmuncoated paper & multiwall 1 ........... DDDDDDD D

2675 Die~cut paper & board – ...................... ––––––– –

2676 Sanitary paper products 3 ..................... 210 145 11 54 609 275 145 189

2677 Envelopes – ................................. ––––––– –

2678 Stationery products 1 ......................... DDDDDDD D 2679 Converted paper products, nec 4 .............. 3 832 1 081 365 2 386 3 684 1 121 331 2 232

27 Printing & publishing 208 .......................... 53 393 11 598 7 185 34 610 58 055 12 175 7 981 37 899

271 Newspapers 26 ................................. 33 343 8 291 4 259 20 793 33 998 8 240 4 362 21 396

2711 Newspapers 26 ............................... 33 343 8 291 4 259 20 793 33 998 8 240 4 362 21 396

272 Periodicals 14 .................................. 858 266 110 482 822 240 114 468

2721 Periodicals 14 ................................ 858 266 110 482 822 240 114 468

273 Books 5 ...................................... 46 5 4 37 347 6 4 337

2731 Book publishing 4 ............................ DDDDDDD D

2732 Book printing 1 .............................. ––––––– –

274 Miscellaneous publishing 8 ...................... DDDDDDD D

2741 Miscellaneous publishing 8 .................... DDDDDDD D

275 Commercial printing 148 .......................... 14 957 2 188 2 207 10 562 15 906 2 382 2 139 11 385

2752 Commercial printing, lithographic 91 ............. 7 953 1 184 1 111 5 658 9 047 1 370 1 208 6 469

2754 Commercial printing, gravure 8 ................ 1 903 107 254 1 542 2 077 157 204 1 716

2759 Commercial printing, nec 49 .................... 5 101 897 842 3 362 4 782 855 727 3 200

276 Manifold business forms 3 ...................... DDDDDDD D

2761 Manifold business forms 3 .................... DDDDDDD D

277 Greeting cards – ............................... ––––––– –

2771 Greeting cards – ............................. ––––––– –

278 Blankbooks & bookbinding 1 .................... – – – –DDD D

2782 Blankbooks & looseleaf binders – .............. ––––––– –

2789 Bookbinding & related work 1 .................. – – – –DDD D

279 Printing trade services 3 ........................ 108 24 14 70 114 28 16 70

2791 Typesetting – ................................ ––––––– –

2796 Platemaking services 3 ....................... 108 24 14 70 114 28 16 70

28 Chemicals & allied products 186 ................... 1 875 917 552 012 659 864 664 041 1 875 560 422 442 682 727 770 391

281 Industrial inorganic chemicals 10 .................. DDDDDDD D

2812 Alkalies & chlorine – .......................... ––––––– –

2813 Industrial gases – ............................ ––––––– –

2816 Inorganic pigments 1 ......................... DDDDDD – D

2819 Industrial inorganic chemicals, nec 9 ........... DDDDDDD D

282 Plastics materials & synthetics 22 ................. 23 293 10 417 3 462 9 414 23 931 10 723 2 996 10 212

2821 Plastics materials & resins 20 ................... DDDDDDD D

2822 Synthetic rubber – ........................... ––––––– –

2823 Cellulosic manmade fibers 1 .................. DDDDDDD D

2824 Organic fibers, noncellulosic 1 ................. ––––––– –

283 Drugs 92 ....................................... 1 641 416 474 169 577 605 589 642 1 675 847 365 675 625 240 684 932

2833 Medicinals & botanicals 8 ..................... 141 555 48 653 41 106 51 796 162 448 45 969 54 672 61 807

2834 Pharmaceutical preparations 77 ................ 1 466 495 418 610 524 541 523 344 1 476 915 314 052 558 453 604 410

2835 Diagnostic substances 6 ...................... DDDDD DD D 2836 Biological products, except diagnostic 1 ......... DDDDDDD D

76 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 6. Inventories by Stage of Fabrication by Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

End of 1996 End of 1997

Establish~ ments (number)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

28 Chemicals & allied productsmCon.

284 Soaps, cleaners, & toilet goods 27 ................ 48 599 14 677 7 187 26 735 54 982 13 138 7 635 34 209

2841 Soap & other detergents 7 .................... 1 185 204 398 583 1 758 293 198 1 267

2842 Polishes & sanitation goods 4 ................. DDDDDDD D

2843 Surface active agents 1 ....................... DD –DDD – D

2844 Toilet preparations 15 ......................... 43 664 12 612 6 619 24 433 48 712 10 800 7 336 30 576

285 Paints & allied products 12 ....................... 20 902 6 926 1 014 12 962 23 003 8 944 817 13 242

2851 Paints & allied products 12 ..................... 20 902 6 926 1 014 12 962 23 003 8 944 817 13 242

286 Industrial organic chemicals – ................... ––––––– – 2861 Gum & wood chemicals – ..................... ––––––– – 2865 Cyclic crudes & intermediates – ................ ––––––– – 2869 Industrial organic chemicals, nec – ............. ––––––– –

287 Agricultural chemicals 5 ........................ DDDDDDD D

2873 Nitrogenous fertilizers 1 ....................... D – –DD – – D

2874 Phosphatic fertilizers 1 ....................... DDDDDDD D

2875 Fertilizers, mixing only 2 ...................... DDDDDDD D

2879 Agricultural chemicals, nec 1 .................. DDDDDDD D

289 Miscellaneous chemical products 18 ............... 30 755 6 882 6 855 17 018 26 034 2 263 6 432 17 339

2891 Adhesives & sealants 7 ....................... DDDDDDD D

2892 Explosives – ................................ ––––––– –

2893 Printing ink 1 ................................ DDDDDDD D

2895 Carbon black – .............................. ––––––– – 2899 Chemical preparations, nec 10 .................. DDDDDDD D

29 Petroleum & coal products 28 .................... 218 566 30 895 5 262 182 409 194 140 40 515 3 200 150 425

291 Petroleum refining 9 ............................ 213 488 30 169 5 077 178 242 189 615 39 923 3 013 146 679

2911 Petroleum refining 9 .......................... 213 488 30 169 5 077 178 242 189 615 39 923 3 013 146 679

295 Asphalt paving & roofing materials 16 .............. DDDDDDD D

2951 Asphalt paving mixtures & blocks 15 ............. DDDDDDD D

2952 Asphalt felts & coatings 1 ..................... DDDDDDD D

299 Miscellaneous petroleum & coal products 3 ....... DDDDDDD D

2992 Lubricating oils & greases 2 ................... DDDDDDD D

2999 Petroleum & coal products, nec 1 .............. DD –DDD – D

30 Rubber & miscellaneous plastics products 71 ..... 56 446 18 204 6 387 31 855 55 484 17 813 6 561 31 110

301 Tires & inner tubes 3 ........................... 1 762 493 274 995 1 820 442 347 1 031

3011 Tires & inner tubes 3 ......................... 1 762 493 274 995 1 820 442 347 1 031

302 Rubber & plastics footwear – .................... ––––––– –

3021 Rubber & plastics footwear – .................. ––––––– –

305 Hose & belting & gaskets & packing 2 ............ D – –DD – – D

3052 Rubber & plastics hose & belting – ............. ––––––– –

3053 Gaskets, packing & sealing devices 2 .......... D – –DD – – D

306 Fabricated rubber products, nec 2 ............... DDDDDDD D

3061 Mechanical rubber goods – ................... ––––––– –

3069 Fabricated rubber products, nec 2 ............. DDDDDDD D

308 Miscellaneous plastics products, nec 64 ........... 52 932 17 569 6 042 29 321 51 883 17 229 6 143 28 511

3081 Unsupported plastics film & sheet – ............ ––––––– –

3082 Unsupported plastics profile shapes – .......... ––––––– –

3083 Laminated plastics plate & sheet 4 ............. DDDDDDD D

3084 Plastics pipe – ............................... ––––––– –

3085 Plastics bottles 14 ............................. 19 630 8 470 907 10 253 18 687 8 438 1 023 9 226

3086 Plastics foam products 5 ...................... DDDDDDD D

3087 Custom compound purchased resins – ......... ––––––– –

3088 Plastics plumbing fixtures – ................... ––––––– –

3089 Plastics products, nec 41 ...................... 28 252 8 068 4 859 15 325 27 712 7 749 4 520 15 443

31 Leather & leather products 25 .................... 42 780 4 652 11 024 27 104 47 569 3 119 10 180 34 270

311 Leather tanning & finishing – .................... ––––––– –

3111 Leather tanning & finishing – .................. ––––––– –

313 Footwear cut stock – ........................... ––––––– – 3131 Footwear cut stock & findings – ................ ––––––– –

314 Footwear, except rubber 15 ...................... 38 932 3 631 9 962 25 339 41 133 2 025 9 445 29 663 3142 House slippers 1 ............................. DDDDDDD D 3143 Men’s footwear, except athletic 10 .............. DDDDDDD D 3144 Women’s footwear, except athletic 2 ........... DDDDDDD D 3149 Footwear, except rubber, nec 2 ................ DDDDDDD D

315 Leather gloves & mittens – ...................... ––––––– – 3151 Leather gloves & mittens – .................... ––––––– –

316 Luggage 1 .................................... DDDDDDD D 3161 Luggage 1 .................................. DDDDDDD D

317 Handbags & personal leather goods 5 ............ DDDDDDD D

3171 Women’s handbags & purses 1 ................ – – – –D –D D

3172 Personal leather goods, nec 4 ................. DDDDDDD D

319 Leather goods, nec 4 ........................... DDDDDDD D

3199 Leather goods, nec 4 ......................... DDDDDDD D

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 77

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 6. Inventories by Stage of Fabrication by Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

End of 1996 End of 1997

Establish~ ments (number)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

32 Stone, clay, & glass products 159 .................. 76 164 12 579 11 052 52 533 81 515 12 971 10 062 58 482

321 Flat glass 2 ................................... DDDDDDD D

3211 Flat glass 2 ................................. DDDDDDD D

322 Glass & glassware, pressed or blown – ........... ––––––– –

3221 Glass containers – ........................... ––––––– –

3229 Pressed & blown glass, nec – ................. ––––––– –

323 Products of purchased glass 6 ................... DDDDDDD D 3231 Products of purchased glass 6 ................. DDDDDDD D

324 Cement, hydraulic 1 ............................ DDDDDDD D

3241 Cement, hydraulic 1 .......................... DDDDDDD D

325 Structural clay products 1 ....................... DDDDDDD D 3251 Brick & structural clay tile 1 ................... DDDDDDD D 3253 Ceramic wall & floor tile – ..................... ––––––– – 3255 Clay refractories – ........................... ––––––– – 3259 Structural clay products, nec – ................. ––––––– –

326 Pottery & related products 4 ..................... DDDDDDD D

3261 Vitreous plumbing fixtures 1 ................... DDDDDDD D

3262 Vitreous china food utensils – ................. ––––––– –

3263 Fine earthenware food utensils – ............... ––––––– –

3264 Porcelain electrical supplies – ................. ––––––– –

3269 Pottery products, nec 3 ....................... 10 2 2 6 127 67 1 59

327 Concrete, gypsum, & plaster products 110 .......... 47 967 8 474 5 932 33 561 56 096 9 135 4 460 42 501

3271 Concrete brick & block 34 ...................... 2 182 992 285 905 2 483 1 191 290 1 002 3272 Concrete products, nec 27 ..................... 38 333 6 496 4 712 27 125 46 265 7 103 3 371 35 791 3273 Ready~mixed concrete 49 ...................... 7 452 986 935 5 531 7 348 841 799 5 708 3274 Lime – ...................................... ––––––– – 3275 Gypsum products – .......................... ––––––– –

328 Cut stone & stone products 25 .................... 2 976 779 584 1 613 3 463 839 659 1 965

3281 Cut stone & stone products 25 .................. 2 976 779 584 1 613 3 463 839 659 1 965

329 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral products 10 ..... 3 318 558 635 2 125 2 973 519 636 1 818

3291 Abrasive products 1 .......................... DDDDDDD D

3292 Asbestos products – ......................... ––––––– –

3295 Minerals, ground or treated – .................. ––––––– –

3296 Mineral wool – ............................... ––––––– –

3297 Nonclay refractories – ........................ ––––––– –

3299 Nonmetallic mineral products, nec 9 ............ DDDDDDD D

33 Primary metal industries 24 ...................... 19 442 6 939 1 688 10 815 25 322 9 076 2 080 14 166

331 Blast furnace & basic steel products 8 ............ 12 700 5 351 814 6 535 16 480 7 014 922 8 544

3312 Blast furnaces & steel mills 4 .................. 1 680 526 181 973 4 640 937 296 3 407

3313 Electrometallurgical products – ................ ––––––– –

3315 Steel wire & related products 4 ................ 11 020 4 825 633 5 562 11 840 6 077 626 5 137 3316 Cold finishing of steel shapes – ................ ––––––– – 3317 Steel pipe & tubes – .......................... ––––––– –

332 Iron & steel foundries – ......................... ––––––– –

3321 Gray iron foundries – ......................... ––––––– –

3322 Malleable iron foundries – ..................... ––––––– –

3324 Steel investment foundries – .................. ––––––– –

3325 Steel foundries, nec – ........................ ––––––– –

333 Primary nonferrous metals – .................... ––––––– –

3331 Primary copper – ............................ ––––––– –

3334 Primary aluminum – .......................... ––––––– –

3339 Primary nonferrous metals, nec – .............. ––––––– –

334 Secondary nonferrous metals 3 .................. DDDDDDD D 3341 Secondary nonferrous metals 3 ................ DDDDDDD D

335 Nonferrous rolling & drawing 2 ................... DDDDDDD D

3351 Copper rolling & drawing – .................... ––––––– –

3353 Aluminum sheet, plate, & foil – ................ ––––––– –

3354 Aluminum extruded products 2 ................ DDDDDDD D

3355 Aluminum rolling & drawing, nec – ............. ––––––– –

3356 Nonferrous rolling & drawing, nec – ............ ––––––– –

3357 Nonferrous wire drawing & insulating – ......... ––––––– –

336 Nonferrous foundries (castings) 1 ................ – – – –DDD D

3363 Aluminum die~castings 1 ...................... – – – –DDD D

3364 Nonferrous die~casting, except aluminum – ...... ––––––– –

3365 Aluminum foundries – ........................ ––––––– –

3366 Copper foundries – ........................... ––––––– –

3369 Nonferrous foundries, nec – ................... ––––––– –

339 Miscellaneous primary metal products 10 .......... 3 027 346 255 2 426 3 865 850 239 2 776 3398 Metal heat treating 1 ......................... DDDDDDD D 3399 Primary metal products, nec 9 ................. DDDDDDD D

34 Fabricated metal products 229 ..................... 123 792 23 045 14 614 86 133 116 701 21 834 11 373 83 494

341 Metal cans & shipping containers 10 ............... 42 317 8 911 6 105 27 301 35 879 8 070 3 687 24 122

3411 Metal cans 10 ................................ 42 317 8 911 6 105 27 301 35 879 8 070 3 687 24 122

3412 Metal barrels, drums, & pails – ................ ––––––– –

342 Cutlery, handtools, & hardware 4 ................ 1 956 430 151 1 375 1 373 382 208 783

3421 Cutlery 1 .................................... DDDDDDD D

3423 Hand & edge tools, nec 1 ..................... DD –DDD – D

3425 Hand saws & saw blades – .................... ––––––– –

3429 Hardware, nec 2 ............................. DDDDDDD D

343 Plumbing & heating, except electric 5 ............. 934 160 127 647 839 128 113 598

3431 Metal sanitary ware – ........................ ––––– –– –

3432 Plumbing fittings & brass goods – .............. ––––––– –

3433 Heating equipment, except electric 5 ........... 934 160 127 647 839 128 113 598

344 Fabricated structural metal products 156 ............ 62 619 10 564 7 036 45 019 63 691 9 979 6 442 47 270

3441 Fabricated structural metal 14 .................. 12 084 2 418 871 8 795 12 371 2 587 800 8 984

3442 Metal doors, sash, & trim 60 .................... 29 186 4 374 2 618 22 194 30 833 3 883 2 794 24 156

78 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 6. Inventories by Stage of Fabrication by Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

End of 1996 End of 1997

Establish~ ments (number)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

34 Fabricated metal productsmCon.

344 Fabricated structural metal productsmCon.

3443 Fabricated plate work, boiler shops 9 ........... 5 436 953 2 123 2 360 5 212 414 1 300 3 498

3444 Sheet metal work 16 .......................... 3 992 316 504 3 172 4 469 330 557 3 582

3446 Architectural metal work 42 .................... 4 633 955 430 3 248 4 510 949 400 3 161

3448 Prefabricated metal buildings – ................ ––––––– –

3449 Miscellaneous metal work 15 ................... 7 288 1 548 490 5 250 6 296 1 816 591 3 889

345 Screw machine products, bolts, etc 16 ............. 1 780 678 231 871 1 643 650 172 821

3451 Screw machine products 3 .................... 336 243 32 61 358 233 35 90

3452 Bolts, nuts, rivets, & washers 13 ................ 1 444 435 199 810 1 285 417 137 731

346 Metal forgings & stampings 8 .................... 3 935 288 164 3 483 3 620 364 233 3 023

3462 Iron & steel forgings 1 ........................ DDDDDDD D

3463 Nonferrous forgings – ........................ ––––––– –

3465 Automotive stampings – ...................... ––––––– –

3466 Crowns & closures – ......................... ––––––– –

3469 Metal stampings, nec 7 ....................... DDDDDDD D

347 Metal services, nec 14 ........................... 5 027 898 283 3 846 5 765 1 232 232 4 301 3471 Plating & polishing 14 ......................... 5 027 898 283 3 846 5 765 1 232 232 4 301 3479 Metal coating & allied services – ............... ––––––– –

348 Ordnance & accessories, nec – .................. ––––––– –

3482 Small arms ammunition – ..................... ––––––– –

3483 Ammunition, except small arms, nec – .......... ––––––– –

3484 Small arms – ................................ ––––––– –

3489 Ordnance & accessories, nec – ................ ––––––– –

349 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products 16 ........ 5 224 1 116 517 3 591 3 891 1 029 286 2 576 3491 Industrial valves 1 ............................ DDDDDDD D 3492 Fluid power valves & hose fittings – ............ ––––––– – 3493 Steel springs, except wire – ................... ––––––– – 3494 Valves & pipe fittings, nec 2 ................... DDDDDDD D 3495 Wire springs – ............................... ––––––– – 3496 Miscellaneous fabricated wire products 4 ....... 517 126 97 294 690 273 49 368 3497 Metal foil & leaf – ............................ ––––––– – 3498 Fabricated pipe & fittings – .................... ––––––– – 3499 Fabricated metal products, nec 9 .............. 2 084 586 85 1 413 1 923 677 79 1 167

35 Industrial machinery & equipment 78 .............. 184 704 32 099 13 641 138 964 181 217 20 643 12 280 148 294

351 Engines & turbines – ........................... ––––––– –

3511 Turbines & turbine generator sets – ............ ––––––– –

3519 Internal combustion engines, nec – ............ ––––––– –

352 Farm & garden machinery 2 ..................... DDDDDDD D

3523 Farm machinery & equipment 1 ................ D –DDD –D D

3524 Lawn & garden equipment 1 ................... DDDDDDD D

353 Construction & related machinery 3 .............. – – – –DDD D 3531 Construction machinery 1 ..................... – – – –D – – D 3532 Mining machinery – .......................... ––––––– – 3533 Oil field machinery – ......................... ––––––– – 3534 Elevators & moving stairways – ................ ––––––– – 3535 Conveyors & conveying equipment 1 ........... ––––––– – 3536 Hoists, cranes, & monorails – ................. ––––––– – 3537 Industrial trucks & tractors 1 ................... – – – –DDD D

354 Metalworking machinery 25 ...................... 2 677 404 272 2 001 2 838 721 238 1 879

3541 Machine tools, metal cutting types – ............ ––––––– – 3542 Machine tools, metal forming types – ........... ––––––– –

3543 Industrial patterns – .......................... ––––––– –

3544 Special dies, tools, jigs, & fixtures 16 ............ 613 122 202 289 451 97 160 194

3545 Machine tool accessories 3 ................... DDDDDDD D

3546 Power~driven handtools 2 ..................... DDDDDDD D

3547 Rolling mill machinery – ...................... ––––––– –

3548 Welding apparatus – ......................... ––––––– –

3549 Metalworking machinery, nec 4 ................ DD – –DD – –

355 Special industry machinery 4 .................... 106 23 30 53 83 15 23 45

3552 Textile machinery – .......................... ––––––– –

3553 Woodworking machinery 1 .................... DDDDDDD D

3554 Paper industries machinery – .................. ––––––– –

3555 Printing trades machinery – ................... ––––––– –

3556 Food products machinery 3 ................... DDDDDDD D

3559 Special industry machinery, nec – .............. ––––––– –

356 General industrial machinery 7 .................. DDDDDDD D

3561 Pumps & pumping equipment – ................ ––––––– –

3562 Ball & roller bearings 1 ....................... DDDDDDD D

3563 Air & gas compressors – ...................... ––––––– –

3564 Blowers & fans 1 ............................. DDDDDDD D

3565 Packaging machinery 1 ....................... ––––––– –

3566 Speed changers, drives, & gears – ............. ––––––– – 3567 Industrial furnaces & ovens – .................. ––––––– – 3568 Power transmission equipment, nec – .......... ––––––– – 3569 General industrial machinery, nec 4 ............ DDDDDDD D

357 Computer & office equipment 10 .................. DDDDDDD D 3571 Electronic computers 4 ....................... 1 888 252 511 1 125 2 175 282 534 1 359 3572 Computer storage devices 1 .................. – – – –DDD D 3575 Computer terminals – ........................ ––––––– – 3577 Computer peripheral equipment, nec 2 ......... DDDDDDD D 3578 Calculating & accounting equipment – .......... ––––––– – 3579 Office machines, nec 3 ....................... DDDDDDD D

358 Refrigeration & service machinery 11 .............. DDDDDDD D

3581 Automatic merchandising machines – .......... ––––––– –

3582 Commercial laundry equipment – .............. ––––––– –

3585 Refrigeration & heating equipment 9 ............ DDDDDDD D

3586 Measuring & dispensing pumps – .............. ––––––– –

3589 Service industry machinery, nec 2 ............. ––––––– –

359 Industrial machinery, nec 16 ...................... 1 193 505 351 337 1 235 605 296 334

3592 Carburetors, pistons, rings, & valves – .......... ––––––– –

3593 Fluid power cylinders & actuators – ............ ––––––– –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 79

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 6. Inventories by Stage of Fabrication by Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

End of 1996 End of 1997

Establish~ ments (number)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

35 Industrial machinery & equipmentmCon.

359 Industrial machinery, necmCon.

3594 Fluid power pumps & motors – ................ ––––––– –

3596 Scales & balances, except laboratory – ......... ––––––– –

3599 Industrial machinery, nec 16 .................... 1 193 505 351 337 1 235 605 296 334

36 Electronic & other electric equipment 87 .......... 476 391 68 205 126 767 281 419 450 817 67 490 134 764 248 563

361 Electric distribution equipment 22 ................. 50 409 6 258 14 597 29 554 45 155 5 089 15 598 24 468

3612 Transformers 7 .............................. 8 280 639 2 451 5 190 6 839 610 2 189 4 040

3613 Switchgear & switchboard apparatus 15 ......... 42 129 5 619 12 146 24 364 38 316 4 479 13 409 20 428

362 Electrical industrial apparatus 3 .................. DDDDDDD D 3621 Motors & generators – ........................ ––––––– – 3624 Carbon & graphite products – ................. ––––––– – 3625 Relays & industrial controls 2 .................. DDDDDDD D 3629 Electrical industrial apparatus, nec 1 ........... D –DDD –D D

363 Household appliances 1 ........................ DD –DDD – D

3631 Household cooking equipment – ............... ––––––– –

3632 Household refrigerators & freezers – ........... ––––––– –

3633 Household laundry equipment – ............... ––––––– –

3634 Electric housewares & fans – .................. ––––––– –

3635 Household vacuum cleaners – ................. ––––––– –

3639 Household appliances, nec 1 .................. DD –DDD – D

364 Electric lighting & wiring equipment 21 ............. 78 675 15 167 21 213 42 295 78 845 12 110 31 284 35 451 3641 Electric lamps 2 ............................. DDDDDDD D 3643 Current~carrying wiring devices 10 .............. 64 466 11 972 19 184 33 310 63 875 9 365 28 221 26 289 3644 Noncurrent~carrying wiring devices 1 ........... DDDDDDD D 3645 Residential lighting fixtures 6 .................. DDDDDDD D 3646 Commercial lighting fixtures – ................. ––––––– – 3647 Vehicular lighting equipment – ................. ––––––– – 3648 Lighting equipment, nec 2 ..................... DDDDDDD D

365 Household audio & video equipment 2 ............ – – – –DDD D

3651 Household audio & video equipment – .......... ––––––– –

3652 Prerecorded records & tapes 2 ................ – – – –DDD D

366 Communications equipment 9 ................... 97 349 13 452 21 527 62 370 85 826 14 177 16 596 55 053

3661 Telephone & telegraph apparatus 5 ............ DDDDDDD D

3663 Radio & TV communications equipment 3 ....... DDDDDDD D

3669 Communications equipment, nec 1 ............. DDDDDDD D

367 Electronic components & accessories 26 ........... 215 673 26 350 62 746 126 577 210 089 30 073 63 527 116 489

3671 Electron tubes 2 ............................. DDDDDDD D

3672 Printed circuit boards 6 ....................... 85 410 14 284 21 200 49 926 82 206 13 508 23 798 44 900

3674 Semiconductors & related devices 1 ............ DDDDDDD D

3675 Electronic capacitors – ....................... ––––––– –

3676 Electronic resistors – ......................... ––––––– –

3677 Electronic coils & transformers 4 ............... 20 744 2 241 5 681 12 822 25 249 1 092 6 083 18 074

3678 Electronic connectors – ....................... ––––––– –

3679 Electronic components, nec 13 ................. 101 687 8 758 34 512 58 417 94 983 14 406 31 796 48 781

369 Miscellaneous electrical equipment & supplies 3 ... DDDDDDD D 3691 Storage batteries 1 ........................... DDDDDDD D 3692 Primary batteries, dry & wet – ................. ––––––– – 3694 Engine electrical equipment 1 ................. DDDDDDD D 3695 Magnetic & optical recording media – ........... ––––––– – 3699 Electrical equipment & supplies, nec 1 .......... DDDDDDD D

37 Transportation equipment 34 ..................... 28 182 3 212 2 495 22 475 21 709 1 941 2 002 17 766

371 Motor vehicles & equipment 20 ................... 25 724 2 664 2 189 20 871 19 956 1 596 1 759 16 601

3711 Motor vehicles & car bodies 2 ................. DDDDDDD D

3713 Truck & bus bodies 2 ......................... DDDDDDD D

3714 Motor vehicle parts & accessories 16 ............ 25 002 2 393 1 929 20 680 19 474 1 327 1 623 16 524

3715 Truck trailers – .............................. ––––––– –

3716 Motor homes – .............................. ––––––– –

372 Aircraft & parts 1 ............................... DDDDDDD D

3721 Aircraft – ................................... ––––––– –

3724 Aircraft engines & engine parts – .............. ––––––– –

3728 Aircraft parts & equipment, nec 1 .............. DDDDDDD D

373 Ship & boat building & repairing 11 ................ DDDDDDD D 3731 Ship building & repairing 2 .................... DDDDDDD D 3732 Boat building & repairing 9 .................... DDDDDDD D

374 Railroad equipment – ........................... ––––––– –

3743 Railroad equipment – ......................... ––––––– –

375 Motorcycles, bicycles, & parts – ................. ––––––– –

3751 Motorcycles, bicycles, & parts – ............... ––––––– –

376 Guided missiles, space vehicles, parts – .......... ––––––– – 3761 Guided missiles & space vehicles – ............ ––––––– – 3764 Space propulsion units & parts – ............... ––––––– – 3769 Space vehicle equipment, nec – ............... ––––––– –

379 Miscellaneous transportation equipment 2 ......... DDDDDDD D

3792 Travel trailer & campers – ..................... ––––––– –

3795 Tanks & tank components – ................... ––––––– –

3799 Transportation equipment, nec 2 ............... DDDDDDD D

38 Instruments & related products 64 ................ 227 717 46 591 72 961 108 165 228 847 49 038 70 911 108 898

381 Search & navigation equipment – ................ ––––––– – 3812 Search & navigation equipment – .............. ––––––– –

382 Measuring & controlling devices 12 ................ 20 640 3 600 6 960 10 080 22 465 4 270 6 838 11 357 3821 Laboratory apparatus & furniture 1 ............. DDDDDDD D

3822 Environmental controls 1 ...................... DDDDDDD D

3823 Process control instruments 3 ................. 2 728 146 274 2 308 3 336 218 406 2 712

3824 Fluid meters & counting devices 1 .............. DDD –DDD –

3825 Instruments to measure electricity 2 ............ DDDDDDD D

3826 Analytical instruments – ...................... ––––––– –

3827 Optical instruments & lenses 1 ................ DDDDDDD D

80 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 6. Inventories by Stage of Fabrication by Industry Group and Industry: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry

End of 1996 End of 1997

Establish~ ments (number)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

Total ($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Materials,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

38 Instruments & related productsmCon.

382 Measuring & controlling devicesmCon.

3829 Measuring & controlling devices, nec 3 ......... DDDDDDD D

384 Medical instruments & supplies 43 ................ 187 083 38 422 58 072 90 589 187 027 40 220 57 502 89 305

3841 Surgical & medical instruments 24 .............. 167 366 35 904 51 597 79 865 166 743 36 758 51 055 78 930

3842 Surgical appliances & supplies 19 ............... 19 717 2 518 6 475 10 724 20 284 3 462 6 447 10 375

3843 Dental equipment & supplies – ................ ––––––– –

3844 X~ray apparatus & tubes – .................... ––––––– –

3845 Electromedical equipment – ................... ––––––– –

385 Ophthalmic goods 8 ............................ DDDDDDD D 3851 Ophthalmic goods 8 .......................... DDDDDDD D

386 Photographic equipment & supplies – ............ ––––––– –

3861 Photographic equipment & supplies – .......... ––––––– –

387 Watches, clocks, watchcases, & parts 1 .......... DDDDDDD D

3873 Watches, clocks, & watchcases 1 .............. DDDDDDD D

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 61 ........ 52 767 5 410 10 095 37 262 52 932 6 655 9 982 36 295

391 Jewelry, silverware, & plated ware 12 .............. 31 298 4 255 3 283 23 760 31 071 5 251 2 427 23 393

3911 Jewelry, precious metal 11 ..................... DDDDDDD D

3914 Silverware & plated ware 1 .................... DDDDDDD D 3915 Jewelers’ materials & lapidary work – ........... ––––––– –

393 Musical instruments – .......................... ––––––– –

3931 Musical instruments – ........................ ––––––– –

394 Toys & sporting goods 4 ........................ DDDDDDD D

3942 Dolls – ..................................... ––––––– –

3944 Games, toys, & children’s vehicles – ........... ––––––– –

3949 Sporting & athletic goods, nec 4 ............... DDDDDDD D

395 Pens, pencils, office, & art supplies 1 ............. DDDDDDD D

3951 Pens & mechanical pencils – .................. ––––––– –

3952 Lead pencils & art goods – .................... ––––––– –

3953 Marking devices 1 ........................... DDDDDDD D

3955 Carbon paper & inked ribbons – ............... ––––––– –

396 Costume jewelry & notions 8 .................... DDDDDDD D

3961 Costume jewelry 6 ........................... DDDDDDD D

3965 Fasteners, buttons, needles, & pins 2 .......... DDDDDDD D

399 Miscellaneous mfg 36 ........................... 6 435 1 057 1 381 3 997 8 459 1 232 1 697 5 530

3991 Brooms & brushes 1 ......................... DD –DDD – D

3993 Signs & advertising displays 20 ................. 1 453 230 310 913 2 064 288 495 1 281

3995 Burial caskets 3 ............................. DDDDDDD D

3996 Hard surface floor coverings – ................. ––––––– –

3999 Mfg industries, nec 12 ......................... 4 021 629 920 2 472 5 290 622 1 023 3 645

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 81

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997

All manufacturing industries 2 092 ............ 163 605 3 318 862 36 426 559 46 875 995

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 545 .............................. 1 314 12 402 74 468 115 575 5 to 9 employees 266 .............................. 1 817 23 389 102 614 171 258 10 to 19 employees 379 ............................ 5 237 70 631 361 316 562 016 20 to 49 employees 384 ............................ 12 004 186 606 1 440 086 2 224 613 50 to 99 employees 168 ............................ 11 813 204 553 1 714 258 2 442 466 100 to 249 employees 167 .......................... 26 454 558 554 6 966 466 9 302 234 250 to 499 employees 109 .......................... 38 303 843 626 7 966 749 10 503 543 500 employees or more 74 ........................ 66 663 1 419 101 17 800 602 21 554 290

20 Food & kindred products 287 ........................ 18 094 351 826 3 531 542 5 332 954

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 75 .............................. 194 1 491 15 340 20 974

5 to 9 employees 45 .............................. 292 2 831 16 209 23 797

10 to 19 employees 54 ............................ 725 7 925 39 353 70 636

20 to 49 employees 55 ............................ 1 667 26 730 192 177 315 697

50 to 99 employees 25 ............................ 1 688 30 146 201 230 348 776

100 to 249 employees 15 .......................... 2 282 50 478 1 618 491 2 653 699

250 to 499 employees 13 .......................... 4 755 130 026 817 924 1 131 110

500 employees or more 5 ........................ 6 491 102 199 630 818 768 265

201 Meat products 18 ................................. 1 706 27 266 128 446 178 442

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ bDD D

20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ cDD D

50 to 99 employees 7 ............................ eDD D

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D

500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

202 Dairy products 22 ................................. 1 814 40 488 246 106 333 075

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 4 ............................ bDD D

20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... 419 8 574 64 622 88 594

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D

500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

203 Preserved fruits & vegetables 36 ................... 1 154 17 011 65 400 187 054

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 7 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 6 .............................. bDD D

10 to 19 employees 10 ............................ cDD D

20 to 49 employees 6 ............................ cDD D

50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ 239 4 414 21 089 36 498

100 to 249 employees 4 .......................... 547 8 671 20 484 111 435

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

204 Grain mill products 23 ............................. 994 20 708 178 375 292 698

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 5 ............................ 70 789 5 635 14 719

20 to 49 employees 8 ............................ eDD D

50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ 198 3 736 46 775 68 920

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

205 Bakery products 66 ............................... 2 181 38 231 135 986 192 592

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 28 .............................. bDD D 5 to 9 employees 14 .............................. bDD D 10 to 19 employees 14 ............................ cDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ cDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... eDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D 500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

206 Sugar & confectionery products 18 .................. 826 22 209 89 947 153 374

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 6 .............................. 14 68 450 630 5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. 20 192 651 945

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees 6 ............................ cDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

82 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

20 Food & kindred productsmCon.

207 Fats & oils 3 .................................... 279 6 039 37 458 65 468

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

208 Beverages 49 .................................... 3 336 93 032 2 062 554 3 202 171

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 8 .............................. bDD D 5 to 9 employees 5 .............................. bDD D 10 to 19 employees 8 ............................ cDD D 20 to 49 employees 15 ............................ eDD D

50 to 99 employees 5 ............................ eDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... eDD D 250 to 499 employees 6 .......................... 2 115 67 111 533 086 736 505

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

209 Miscellaneous food & kindred products 52 ........... 5 804 86 842 587 270 728 080

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 14 .............................. 36 271 1 588 2 554 5 to 9 employees 11 .............................. 73 509 1 630 3 369 10 to 19 employees 9 ............................ cDD D 20 to 49 employees 10 ............................ eDD D 50 to 99 employees 4 ............................ 265 4 792 58 732 72 795 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D 500 employees or more 2 ........................ hDD D

21 Tobacco products 4 .............................. gDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D 500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

211 Cigarettes 1 .................................... eDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

212 Cigars 3 ........................................ fDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

213 Chewing & smoking tobacco – .................... ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

214 Tobacco stemming & redrying – ................... ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 83

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

22 Textile mill products 20 ............................ 2 555 31 872 88 871 129 403

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 5 .............................. bDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ bDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees 5 ............................ 428 7 748 30 435 46 587

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D

500 employees or more 1 ........................ gDD D

221 Broadwoven fabric mills, cotton 1 .................. aDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

222 Broadwoven fabric mills, manmade fiber & silk 1 ..... aDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

223 Broadwoven fabric mills, wool – ................... ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

224 Narrow fabric mills – ............................. ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

225 Knitting mills 8 .................................. 2 138 24 683 60 816 88 552

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D

500 employees or more 1 ........................ gDD D

226 Textile finishing, except wool 3 .................... bDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

227 Carpets & rugs 1 ................................ aDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

84 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

22 Textile mill productsmCon.

228 Yarn & thread mills 1 ............................. bDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

229 Miscellaneous textile goods 5 ..................... 214 2 211 6 136 8 401

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ cDD D

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

23 Apparel & other textile products 223 ................. 21 818 232 521 678 159 1 079 676

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 41 .............................. 105 705 5 344 5 865 5 to 9 employees 24 .............................. 172 1 804 6 964 10 753 10 to 19 employees 37 ............................ 539 5 855 14 776 24 693 20 to 49 employees 41 ............................ 1 341 14 201 38 264 65 387 50 to 99 employees 25 ............................ 1 769 17 512 34 452 55 997 100 to 249 employees 25 .......................... 3 930 40 796 101 389 160 441 250 to 499 employees 18 .......................... 5 941 64 583 173 659 260 027 500 employees or more 12 ........................ 8 021 87 065 303 311 496 513

231 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats 10 ..................... 1 415 16 547 30 232 54 937

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees 5 ............................ eDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees 3 .......................... fDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

232 Men’s & boys’ furnishings 69 ....................... 9 312 103 964 306 647 454 364

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 12 .............................. 32 237 1 246 2 050 5 to 9 employees 7 .............................. 47 830 3 922 5 567 10 to 19 employees 8 ............................ 115 1 987 5 529 8 612 20 to 49 employees 11 ............................ 386 4 732 16 114 26 752 50 to 99 employees 7 ............................ 490 4 600 11 985 18 054 100 to 249 employees 10 .......................... 1 754 19 193 54 600 84 872 250 to 499 employees 8 .......................... 2 839 29 555 87 998 109 678 500 employees or more 6 ........................ 3 649 42 830 125 253 198 779

233 Women’s & children’s outerwear 52 ................. 1 829 17 576 54 211 87 060

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 10 .............................. 26 248 1 482 2 106

5 to 9 employees 10 .............................. bDD D

10 to 19 employees 13 ............................ cDD D

20 to 49 employees 13 ............................ 462 4 335 9 061 16 810

50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ 183 1 732 3 897 6 495

100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... eDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

234 Women’s & children’s undergarments 35 ............ 6 719 69 421 216 644 374 794

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees 5 ............................ cDD D 50 to 99 employees 7 ............................ eDD D 100 to 249 employees 9 .......................... 1 193 11 185 17 814 37 627

250 to 499 employees 6 .......................... 1 892 20 164 55 972 95 433

500 employees or more 4 ........................ hDD D

235 Hats, caps, & millinery 1 .......................... aDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 85

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

23 Apparel & other textile productsmCon.

236 Girls’ & children’s outerwear 10 ..................... 477 3 829 16 057 19 527

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. 13 65 216 333 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... eDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

237 Fur goods – ..................................... ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

238 Miscellaneous apparel & accessories 3 ............. cDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

239 Miscellaneous fabricated textile products 43 .......... 1 927 19 720 51 021 83 699

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 12 .............................. bDD D

5 to 9 employees 6 .............................. 49 451 1 108 2 187

10 to 19 employees 11 ............................ 172 1 731 4 953 7 866 20 to 49 employees 9 ............................ cDD D 50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ cDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D 500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

24 Lumber & wood products 117 ....................... gDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 59 .............................. 134 899 2 684 4 873 5 to 9 employees 22 .............................. 145 1 328 4 239 7 629 10 to 19 employees 18 ............................ 254 2 783 8 256 16 616 20 to 49 employees 14 ............................ eDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... 419 4 397 18 240 25 027 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

241 Logging – ...................................... ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

242 Sawmills & planing mills 1 ........................ aDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

243 Millwork, plywood, & structural members 99 .......... 1 174 11 574 40 526 64 873

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 54 .............................. cDD D 5 to 9 employees 18 .............................. 116 1 038 2 574 5 461 10 to 19 employees 15 ............................ 212 2 194 7 129 13 890 20 to 49 employees 8 ............................ 231 2 060 7 197 11 259 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... 419 4 397 18 240 25 027 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

86 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

24 Lumber & wood productsmCon.

244 Wood containers 10 ............................... cDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ cDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

245 Wood buildings & mobile homes 2 ................. aDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

249 Miscellaneous wood products 5 ................... cDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

25 Furniture & fixtures 146 ............................. 2 472 29 659 96 817 164 696

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 55 .............................. cDD D

5 to 9 employees 25 .............................. 167 1 512 4 545 8 179

10 to 19 employees 30 ............................ 377 4 250 14 687 25 094 20 to 49 employees 27 ............................ 775 9 680 33 695 59 187 50 to 99 employees 6 ............................ 402 5 846 16 356 27 957 100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... fDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

251 Household furniture 112 ............................ 1 776 20 186 63 517 109 903

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 44 .............................. cDD D 5 to 9 employees 18 .............................. cDD D 10 to 19 employees 24 ............................ 302 2 924 8 182 14 560 20 to 49 employees 20 ............................ 591 7 279 27 315 48 435 50 to 99 employees 4 ............................ eDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... eDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

252 Office furniture 7 ................................ 352 5 053 17 082 28 062

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

253 Public building & related furniture 9 ................ 168 1 882 7 126 12 280

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. bDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ 82 899 2 450 4 060 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

254 Partitions & fixtures 8 ............................ 46 772 4 534 7 133

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 5 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 87

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

25 Furniture & fixturesmCon.

259 Miscellaneous furniture & fixtures 10 ................ 130 1 766 4 558 7 318

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ 39 583 1 787 2 927

20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

26 Paper & allied products 41 ......................... 2 152 42 773 162 318 283 326

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 4 .............................. bDD D 10 to 19 employees 7 ............................ 93 1 572 24 354 40 416 20 to 49 employees 12 ............................ 372 5 869 26 467 51 744 50 to 99 employees 10 ............................ 747 15 303 45 473 95 705 100 to 249 employees 6 .......................... 907 19 612 64 180 92 945 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

261 Pulp mills – ..................................... ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

262 Paper mills 4 .................................... 90 985 5 824 8 053

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

263 Paperboard mills 6 ............................... 128 2 652 25 594 44 919

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ bDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

265 Paperboard containers & boxes 19 .................. 1 432 29 682 101 760 183 325

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees 5 ............................ 146 2 282 10 391 27 670

50 to 99 employees 5 ............................ 356 7 507 24 639 59 846

100 to 249 employees 6 .......................... 907 19 612 64 180 92 945

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

267 Miscellaneous converted paper products 12 .......... 502 9 454 29 140 47 029

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ 107 1 781 6 901 10 891 50 to 99 employees 4 ............................ eDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

27 Printing & publishing 208 ........................... 6 469 126 166 430 227 712 753

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 88 .............................. 194 2 029 8 222 13 171

5 to 9 employees 40 .............................. 275 3 798 11 613 19 290

10 to 19 employees 37 ............................ 499 8 314 23 253 39 257

20 to 49 employees 27 ............................ 775 13 325 40 681 67 474

50 to 99 employees 5 ............................ 348 6 046 17 765 37 380

100 to 249 employees 8 .......................... 1 375 28 145 96 847 149 772

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more 3 ........................ 3 003 64 509 231 846 386 409

88 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

27 Printing & publishingmCon.

271 Newspapers 26 .................................. 3 608 75 410 260 200 432 261

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 7 .............................. 14 281 861 1 456 5 to 9 employees 6 .............................. 46 775 2 543 4 217 10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees 5 ............................ cDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... eDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more 3 ........................ 3 003 64 509 231 846 386 409

272 Periodicals 14 .................................... 123 1 910 8 491 12 956

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. 20 484 2 083 3 247

10 to 19 employees 6 ............................ 76 911 4 847 7 367

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

273 Books ........................................ 5 48 808 2 267 2 949

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

274 Miscellaneous publishing 8 ....................... cDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. 5 28 137 211 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

275 Commercial printing 148 ............................ 2 264 37 151 107 504 184 138

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 68 .............................. 158 1 588 6 738 10 692

5 to 9 employees 27 .............................. 184 2 207 5 713 9 901

10 to 19 employees 24 ............................ 330 5 120 12 958 22 318

20 to 49 employees 20 ............................ 592 10 054 30 262 50 872

50 to 99 employees 5 ............................ 348 6 046 17 765 37 380

100 to 249 employees 4 .......................... 652 12 136 34 068 52 975

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

276 Manifold business forms 3 ........................ cDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

277 Greeting cards – ................................ ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

278 Blankbooks & bookbinding 1 ...................... aDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 89

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

27 Printing & publishingmCon.

279 Printing trade services 3 .......................... 18 197 357 883

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

28 Chemicals & allied products 186 ..................... 37 860 1 149 498 21 392 844 25 418 347

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 15 .............................. bDD D 5 to 9 employees 13 .............................. 89 1 629 8 494 11 957 10 to 19 employees 24 ............................ 316 6 040 42 003 51 188

20 to 49 employees 26 ............................ 792 16 919 486 093 773 637

50 to 99 employees 25 ............................ 1 882 43 057 1 018 065 1 298 939 100 to 249 employees 36 .......................... 5 840 188 049 3 290 728 3 899 894

250 to 499 employees 25 .......................... 8 837 272 957 4 331 093 5 175 680

500 employees or more 22 ........................ jDD D

281 Industrial inorganic chemicals 10 ................... eDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ 37 1 374 13 448 17 912 20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ 89 2 424 4 531 9 836 50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ cDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

282 Plastics materials & synthetics 22 ................... 2 289 47 931 272 540 354 141

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 6 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ 135 2 305 10 605 19 750 50 to 99 employees 4 ............................ 271 4 425 11 867 22 451 100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... 429 12 409 135 571 172 587 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D 500 employees or more 1 ........................ gDD D

283 Drugs 92 ........................................ 30 561 991 458 19 656 200 23 220 328

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 5 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 4 ............................ 51 1 571 17 350 16 732 20 to 49 employees 5 ............................ 154 4 949 437 058 694 341 50 to 99 employees 12 ............................ 959 25 653 781 497 1 006 608 100 to 249 employees 24 .......................... 4 038 139 259 2 276 981 2 656 693 250 to 499 employees 20 .......................... 7 023 234 000 4 062 426 4 789 068 500 employees or more 20 ........................ 18 309 585 376 12 076 160 14 050 635

284 Soaps, cleaners, & toilet goods 27 .................. 2 865 57 558 478 639 630 268

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 5 ............................ 67 738 4 725 7 137

20 to 49 employees 8 ............................ 245 4 032 17 653 30 208

50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ cDD D

100 to 249 employees 4 .......................... 501 12 059 113 686 150 416

250 to 499 employees 3 .......................... gDD D

500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

285 Paints & allied products 12 ......................... 750 12 189 84 896 105 744

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees 4 ............................ eDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... eDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

286 Industrial organic chemicals – ..................... ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

90 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

28 Chemicals & allied productsmCon.

287 Agricultural chemicals 5 .......................... eDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... eDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

289 Miscellaneous chemical products 18 ................ 657 17 692 271 885 362 502

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 5 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 4 .............................. bDD D 10 to 19 employees 4 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

29 Petroleum & coal products 28 ...................... 1 555 48 571 848 676 1 219 881

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 5 .............................. 15 285 1 993 7 919

5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. bDD D 10 to 19 employees 6 ............................ 89 1 624 13 487 29 009

20 to 49 employees 8 ............................ 257 7 249 206 958 256 708

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... fDD D

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

291 Petroleum refining 9 ............................. 781 32 560 806 283 1 069 185

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ bDD D

20 to 49 employees 5 ............................ cDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

295 Asphalt paving & roofing materials 16 ............... fDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. bDD D

10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ bDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... fDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

299 Miscellaneous petroleum & coal products 3 ......... bDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

30 Rubber & miscellaneous plastics products 71 ....... 4 924 86 935 376 623 612 657

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 7 .............................. bDD D 5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. bDD D 10 to 19 employees 19 ............................ eDD D 20 to 49 employees 20 ............................ 684 10 396 48 619 90 533 50 to 99 employees 10 ............................ 683 12 804 34 190 64 463 100 to 249 employees 6 .......................... 919 15 411 54 832 90 779 250 to 499 employees 5 .......................... 1 812 31 265 185 995 270 598 500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

301 Tires & inner tubes 3 ............................. 116 1 909 5 170 8 059

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

30 Rubber & miscellaneous plastics productsmCon.

302 Rubber & plastics footwear – ...................... ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

305 Hose & belting & gaskets & packing 2 .............. bDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

306 Fabricated rubber products, nec 2 ................. bDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

308 Miscellaneous plastics products, nec 64 ............. 4 693 83 020 365 318 592 673

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 7 .............................. bDD D

5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. bDD D

10 to 19 employees 17 ............................ eDD D 20 to 49 employees 16 ............................ fDD D 50 to 99 employees 9 ............................ fDD D 100 to 249 employees 6 .......................... 919 15 411 54 832 90 779 250 to 499 employees 5 .......................... 1 812 31 265 185 995 270 598 500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

31 Leather & leather products 25 ...................... 5 752 80 296 218 489 426 102

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 6 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. bDD D 10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees 5 .......................... 909 15 394 41 361 67 876 250 to 499 employees 3 .......................... 1 176 15 258 43 527 91 425 500 employees or more 4 ........................ 3 491 47 814 127 589 256 943

311 Leather tanning & finishing – ...................... ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

313 Footwear cut stock – ............................. ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

314 Footwear, except rubber 15 ........................ 4 888 66 465 189 519 371 971

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees 4 .......................... fDD D 250 to 499 employees 3 .......................... 1 176 15 258 43 527 91 425 500 employees or more 3 ........................ hDD D

92 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

31 Leather & leather productsmCon.

315 Leather gloves & mittens – ....................... ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

316 Luggage 1 ...................................... aDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

317 Handbags & personal leather goods 5 .............. cDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

319 Leather goods, nec 4 ............................ fDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

32 Stone, clay, & glass products 159 .................... 5 298 105 978 565 171 726 497

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 31 .............................. bDD D 5 to 9 employees 21 .............................. 153 2 827 17 434 22 581 10 to 19 employees 43 ............................ 626 8 149 67 877 85 156 20 to 49 employees 46 ............................ 1 466 22 278 120 723 157 436 50 to 99 employees 9 ............................ 577 8 903 40 457 49 478 100 to 249 employees 5 .......................... 803 18 758 78 265 114 419 250 to 499 employees 3 .......................... 1 100 33 540 171 397 225 737 500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

321 Flat glass 2 ..................................... bDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

322 Glass & glassware, pressed or blown – ............. ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

323 Products of purchased glass 6 .................... fDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ cDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

32 Stone, clay, & glass productsmCon.

324 Cement, hydraulic 1 ............................. cDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

325 Structural clay products 1 ......................... aDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

326 Pottery & related products 4 ...................... bDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

327 Concrete, gypsum, & plaster products 110 ............ 3 462 67 898 386 372 486 603

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 18 .............................. bDD D

5 to 9 employees 15 .............................. 111 1 938 13 422 16 912

10 to 19 employees 36 ............................ 528 6 469 61 755 76 272 20 to 49 employees 32 ............................ 1 000 15 485 94 230 121 074 50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ cDD D 100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... eDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D 500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

328 Cut stone & stone products 25 ..................... 670 10 265 37 778 52 056

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 5 .............................. bDD D 10 to 19 employees 6 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees 8 ............................ 259 3 317 10 755 15 811 50 to 99 employees 4 ............................ 280 4 371 16 705 21 765 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

329 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral products 10 ....... 323 5 695 27 111 36 466

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ cDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

33 Primary metal industries 24 ........................ 727 13 176 76 506 110 867

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 6 .............................. 46 1 003 8 431 10 514 10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees 8 ............................ eDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... eDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

331 Blast furnace & basic steel products 8 .............. 304 6 274 41 432 63 028

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ cDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

94 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

33 Primary metal industriesmCon.

332 Iron & steel foundries – ........................... ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

333 Primary nonferrous metals – ...................... ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

334 Secondary nonferrous metals 3 ................... aDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

335 Nonferrous rolling & drawing 2 .................... cDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

336 Nonferrous foundries (castings) 1 .................. bDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

339 Miscellaneous primary metal products 10 ............ 184 3 428 21 259 26 272

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. bDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ bDD D

20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ 134 2 776 19 452 23 414

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

34 Fabricated metal products 229 ...................... 6 048 90 851 404 836 622 875

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 81 .............................. 193 1 869 18 180 28 561 5 to 9 employees 25 .............................. cDD D 10 to 19 employees 47 ............................ 669 8 672 38 016 59 465 20 to 49 employees 50 ............................ 1 629 26 260 116 706 180 357 50 to 99 employees 16 ............................ 1 100 19 384 85 776 149 737 100 to 249 employees 7 .......................... 934 13 396 35 997 54 578

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D

500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

341 Metal cans & shipping containers 10 ................ 729 18 729 126 980 195 962

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ 171 4 726 23 841 41 492 50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ cDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

34 Fabricated metal productsmCon.

342 Cutlery, handtools, & hardware 4 .................. 134 1 735 10 641 12 892

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ cDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

343 Plumbing & heating, except electric 5 .............. 62 835 2 980 4 363

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ bDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

344 Fabricated structural metal products 156 .............. 4 036 53 632 201 778 325 638

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 62 .............................. cDD D

5 to 9 employees 19 .............................. cDD D

10 to 19 employees 29 ............................ 411 4 903 24 465 39 436

20 to 49 employees 27 ............................ 835 12 679 48 067 83 282

50 to 99 employees 11 ............................ 796 12 198 49 301 70 761

100 to 249 employees 6 .......................... fDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D

500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

345 Screw machine products, bolts, etc 16 .............. 177 2 933 9 376 11 786

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 6 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 7 ............................ 101 1 670 5 538 6 877 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

346 Metal forgings & stampings 8 ..................... 125 1 569 4 735 8 886

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ 49 746 2 282 3 642

20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

347 Metal services, nec 14 ............................ 460 6 984 35 253 41 282

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 5 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 7 ............................ 223 3 465 23 539 26 348 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

348 Ordnance & accessories, nec – ................... ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

349 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products 16 .......... 325 4 434 13 093 22 066

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 4 ............................ 64 770 2 491 4 839 20 to 49 employees 5 ............................ 143 1 780 5 562 8 847 50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ cDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

96 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

35 Industrial machinery & equipment 78 ............... 4 301 106 766 2 665 239 2 940 021

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 37 .............................. bDD D

5 to 9 employees 9 .............................. bDD D

10 to 19 employees 8 ............................ bDD D

20 to 49 employees 10 ............................ eDD D

50 to 99 employees 4 ............................ 230 3 899 32 941 40 661

100 to 249 employees 5 .......................... fDD D

250 to 499 employees 4 .......................... gDD D

500 employees or more 1 ........................ gDD D

351 Engines & turbines – ............................. ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

352 Farm & garden machinery 2 ...................... bDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

353 Construction & related machinery 3 ................ cDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

354 Metalworking machinery 25 ........................ 291 4 002 17 850 29 185

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 14 .............................. bDD D

5 to 9 employees 5 .............................. bDD D

10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ bDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

355 Special industry machinery 4 ...................... 11 116 558 898

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

356 General industrial machinery 7 .................... fDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

357 Computer & office equipment 10 .................... gDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... eDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more 1 ........................ gDD D

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

35 Industrial machinery & equipmentmCon.

358 Refrigeration & service machinery 11 ................ gDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ 105 1 667 2 580 6 502 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

359 Industrial machinery, nec 16 ....................... 120 1 801 5 482 6 969

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 13 .............................. bDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

36 Electronic & other electric equipment 87 ............ 24 931 455 767 2 896 516 4 360 154

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 6 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 4 .............................. bDD D 10 to 19 employees 10 ............................ 147 2 385 12 405 21 855 20 to 49 employees 7 ............................ cDD D 50 to 99 employees 7 ............................ 451 6 798 38 868 55 960 100 to 249 employees 16 .......................... 2 668 50 932 266 838 424 658 250 to 499 employees 20 .......................... 6 538 114 038 710 233 1 077 659 500 employees or more 17 ........................ 14 866 277 954 1 856 648 2 758 479

361 Electric distribution equipment 22 ................... 4 228 70 457 363 007 522 667

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ 109 1 733 5 812 10 160 50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ 173 2 137 17 490 25 035 100 to 249 employees 4 .......................... 677 11 761 62 292 102 084 250 to 499 employees 6 .......................... 2 074 34 537 209 776 289 324 500 employees or more 2 ........................ gDD D

362 Electrical industrial apparatus 3 ................... fDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

363 Household appliances 1 .......................... eDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

364 Electric lighting & wiring equipment 21 ............... 3 821 67 843 355 095 536 227

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 4 ............................ 58 1 055 5 950 10 762 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees 6 .......................... 1 042 21 612 112 170 182 563

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D

500 employees or more 3 ........................ gDD D

365 Household audio & video equipment 2 ............. bDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

36 Electronic & other electric equipmentmCon.

366 Communications equipment 9 ..................... 3 195 65 036 430 773 833 209

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees 4 .......................... gDD D

500 employees or more 2 ........................ gDD D

367 Electronic components & accessories 26 ............ 11 699 217 357 1 530 658 2 146 521

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ cDD D

100 to 249 employees 6 .......................... 949 17 559 92 376 140 011 250 to 499 employees 4 .......................... 1 223 21 668 83 286 150 236

500 employees or more 9 ........................ 9 340 175 438 1 345 132 1 838 592

369 Miscellaneous electrical equipment & supplies 3 ..... fDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D 500 employees or more 1 ........................ fDD D

37 Transportation equipment 34 ....................... 1 484 26 890 117 507 165 779

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 6 .............................. 44 799 1 382 3 499

10 to 19 employees 8 ............................ cDD D 20 to 49 employees 10 ............................ eDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

371 Motor vehicles & equipment 20 ..................... 1 285 23 330 103 273 145 243

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 4 .............................. bDD D 10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees 9 ............................ 283 3 974 11 060 23 714 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

372 Aircraft & parts 1 ................................ aDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

373 Ship & boat building & repairing 11 .................. cDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 4 ............................ 46 678 3 713 4 755 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

374 Railroad equipment – ............................ ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

37 Transportation equipmentmCon.

375 Motorcycles, bicycles, & parts – ................... ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

376 Guided missiles, space vehicles, parts – ............ ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

379 Miscellaneous transportation equipment 2 .......... bDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

38 Instruments & related products 64 .................. 12 260 254 923 1 521 030 2 076 645

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 8 ............................ cDD D 20 to 49 employees 8 ............................ cDD D 50 to 99 employees 9 ............................ 626 13 896 60 153 90 094 100 to 249 employees 19 .......................... 2 895 62 502 490 153 619 157 250 to 499 employees 7 .......................... 2 405 58 027 476 680 719 190 500 employees or more 5 ........................ 5 956 114 539 464 124 606 633

381 Search & navigation equipment – .................. ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

382 Measuring & controlling devices 12 ................. 1 249 23 979 145 503 188 951

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ bDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ bDD D

100 to 249 employees 5 .......................... fDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... eDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

384 Medical instruments & supplies 43 .................. 9 856 200 435 1 314 435 1 795 284

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. 9 122 481 734 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 5 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ cDD D 50 to 99 employees 8 ............................ fDD D 100 to 249 employees 12 .......................... 1 788 40 484 372 805 457 453

250 to 499 employees 4 .......................... 1 351 29 599 401 979 619 587

500 employees or more 5 ........................ 5 956 114 539 464 124 606 633

385 Ophthalmic goods 8 ............................. gDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

100 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

38 Instruments & related productsmCon.

386 Photographic equipment & supplies – .............. ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

387 Watches, clocks, watchcases, & parts 1 ............ cDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 61 ......... 2 208 38 704 163 802 217 551

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 17 .............................. bDD D 5 to 9 employees 6 .............................. 41 503 2 047 2 985 10 to 19 employees 14 ............................ cDD D 20 to 49 employees 13 ............................ eDD D 50 to 99 employees 7 ............................ 492 7 611 43 083 55 501 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

391 Jewelry, silverware, & plated ware 12 ............... 601 9 947 69 379 86 846

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ 38 378 1 882 2 930 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees 4 ............................ 290 4 924 37 574 46 999 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... cDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

393 Musical instruments – ............................ ––– –

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

394 Toys & sporting goods 4 .......................... bDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

395 Pens, pencils, office, & art supplies 1 .............. aDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ aDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

396 Costume jewelry & notions 8 ...................... fDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. aDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. aDD D 10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ bDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ bDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... fDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industriesmCon.

399 Miscellaneous mfg 36 ............................. 695 11 293 33 254 54 385

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 13 .............................. bDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. aDD D

10 to 19 employees 7 ............................ 96 1 409 5 380 8 366

20 to 49 employees 11 ............................ 349 6 618 20 147 34 279

50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ 202 2 687 5 509 8 502

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

1992

All manufacturing industries 2 258 ............ 158 181 2 706 515 22 736 655 31 325 784

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 685 .............................. 1 367 12 170 88 326 227 985

5 to 9 employees 280 .............................. 1 892 19 270 102 240 173 777

10 to 19 employees 333 ............................ 4 608 55 954 291 211 482 915

20 to 49 employees 384 ............................ 11 817 156 616 844 522 1 259 923

50 to 99 employees 193 ............................ 13 741 206 029 1 374 227 2 364 418

100 to 249 employees 205 .......................... 32 709 559 310 5 710 537 7 314 124

250 to 499 employees 111 .......................... 38 536 699 387 5 651 283 8 305 884

500 employees or more 67 ........................ 53 511 997 779 8 674 309 11 196 758

20 Food & kindred products 331 ........................ 20 193 310 293 3 677 093 5 240 042

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 118 .............................. 231 1 579 9 445 18 191

5 to 9 employees 53 .............................. 334 3 056 23 193 38 521

10 to 19 employees 52 ............................ 739 7 726 49 613 87 403

20 to 49 employees 53 ............................ 1 684 20 713 139 817 220 490

50 to 99 employees 21 ............................ 1 510 22 719 226 961 357 101

100 to 249 employees 15 .......................... 2 448 47 101 1 731 175 2 138 753

250 to 499 employees 12 .......................... 4 674 86 228 1 089 877 1 577 845

500 employees or more 7 ........................ 8 573 121 171 407 012 801 738

201 Meat products 17 ................................. 1 417 18 474 122 042 153 250

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. 4 36 117 222

5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 5 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ 194 2 538 15 115 25 853

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

202 Dairy products 25 ................................. 3 406 35 552 125 972 279 381

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 10 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ 36 329 252 2 485

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... 405 7 523 47 486 66 424

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more 2 ........................ DDD D

203 Preserved fruits & vegetables 36 ................... 1 474 19 447 98 392 240 336

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 8 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 4 .............................. 28 319 1 343 6 388

10 to 19 employees 8 ............................ 125 834 3 934 6 399

20 to 49 employees 10 ............................ 318 3 395 17 885 35 891

50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

204 Grain mill products 21 ............................. 776 16 152 100 202 216 262

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 4 .............................. 23 224 2 570 2 936

10 to 19 employees 8 ............................ 107 1 629 13 468 36 951

20 to 49 employees 5 ............................ 157 3 233 34 082 50 590

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

205 Bakery products 117 ............................... 2 315 32 213 92 536 158 350

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 68 .............................. 129 902 5 491 11 275

5 to 9 employees 20 .............................. 126 1 090 6 224 11 118

10 to 19 employees 16 ............................ 227 2 867 8 450 12 865

20 to 49 employees 6 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ 198 1 551 7 307 12 020

100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

102 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

20 Food & kindred productsmCon.

206 Sugar & confectionery products 18 .................. 800 19 001 128 688 147 406

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 9 .............................. 14 55 375 588 5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

207 Fats & oils 4 .................................... 340 5 738 48 461 61 117

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

208 Beverages 39 .................................... 3 029 73 682 2 637 927 3 332 429

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 5 .............................. 8 97 647 1 245 5 to 9 employees 5 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 6 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 10 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 6 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees 4 .......................... 1 593 46 013 954 169 1 294 525 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

209 Miscellaneous food & kindred products 54 ........... 6 636 90 034 322 873 651 511

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 14 .............................. 35 248 1 215 2 041

5 to 9 employees 12 .............................. 73 536 2 229 3 379

10 to 19 employees 9 ............................ 123 1 016 5 385 9 068 20 to 49 employees 11 ............................ 367 4 417 40 529 54 180 50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more 2 ........................ DDD D

21 Tobacco products 6 .............................. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

211 Cigarettes 1 .................................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

212 Cigars 4 ........................................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

214 Tobacco stemming & redrying 1 ................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

22 Textile mill products 26 ............................ 3 324 34 811 105 626 180 064

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 4 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more 3 ........................ 2 139 23 508 80 326 131 536

221 Broadwoven fabric mills, cotton 1 .................. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

222 Broadwoven fabric mills, manmade fiber & silk 1 ..... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

224 Narrow fabric mills 1 ............................. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

225 Knitting mills 13 .................................. 2 478 23 898 58 797 84 770

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more 2 ........................ DDD D

227 Carpets & rugs 3 ................................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

228 Yarn & thread mills 1 ............................. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

229 Miscellaneous textile goods 6 ..................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

104 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

23 Apparel & other textile products 285 ................. 31 320 312 315 900 183 1 412 329

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 54 .............................. 102 908 5 228 8 968

5 to 9 employees 27 .............................. 184 1 839 10 634 17 220

10 to 19 employees 32 ............................ 463 3 922 18 071 30 685

20 to 49 employees 37 ............................ 1 122 9 349 32 719 53 365

50 to 99 employees 46 ............................ 3 215 27 197 74 838 106 279

100 to 249 employees 47 .......................... 7 552 75 385 236 136 364 289

250 to 499 employees 29 .......................... 9 696 89 436 245 158 367 016

500 employees or more 13 ........................ 8 986 104 279 277 399 464 507

231 Men’s & boys’ suits & coats 9 ..................... 1 174 12 291 31 275 39 228

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

232 Men’s & boys’ furnishings 78 ....................... 11 879 109 839 341 274 492 817

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 16 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 4 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 6 ............................ 79 457 3 365 4 543

20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ 123 786 3 518 5 425

50 to 99 employees 11 ............................ 758 6 628 31 532 39 644

100 to 249 employees 19 .......................... 3 075 27 486 91 319 114 875

250 to 499 employees 12 .......................... 3 868 35 316 103 574 153 894

500 employees or more 6 ........................ DDD D

233 Women’s & children’s outerwear 72 ................. 4 287 35 785 88 548 143 241

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 16 .............................. 33 227 1 356 2 108

5 to 9 employees 9 .............................. 61 611 3 211 4 837

10 to 19 employees 9 ............................ 132 935 4 818 8 658

20 to 49 employees 17 ............................ 544 4 145 12 863 17 640

50 to 99 employees 10 ............................ 755 6 019 12 353 21 316

100 to 249 employees 8 .......................... 1 242 11 342 19 775 36 386

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

234 Women’s & children’s undergarments 72 ............ 10 824 125 926 346 262 592 871

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 8 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 6 .............................. 41 493 3 373 5 916

10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 9 ............................ 255 2 807 12 663 22 212

50 to 99 employees 16 ............................ 1 085 9 639 24 238 36 310

100 to 249 employees 15 .......................... 2 491 27 748 92 732 165 317

250 to 499 employees 9 .......................... 2 598 23 635 60 463 94 422

500 employees or more 6 ........................ 4 297 60 655 150 331 264 241

235 Hats, caps, & millinery 1 .......................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

236 Girls’ & children’s outerwear 12 ..................... 1 036 8 640 21 638 29 105

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees 5 ............................ 344 2 449 3 702 4 461 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

238 Miscellaneous apparel & accessories 5 ............. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 105

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

23 Apparel & other textile productsmCon.

239 Miscellaneous fabricated textile products 36 .......... 1 896 18 052 65 408 105 221

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 8 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 5 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 10 ............................ 148 1 301 7 022 12 817

20 to 49 employees 7 ............................ 200 1 611 3 675 8 088

50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees 3 .......................... 1 247 11 429 38 989 57 078

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

24 Lumber & wood products 106 ....................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 65 .............................. 108 709 3 123 7 262 5 to 9 employees 14 .............................. 92 777 1 908 4 771 10 to 19 employees 15 ............................ 214 1 867 8 753 13 594 20 to 49 employees 8 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ 243 3 301 5 877 12 613 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

243 Millwork, plywood, & structural members 89 .......... 744 7 768 22 856 42 561

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 60 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 12 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 12 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ 243 3 301 5 877 12 613

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

244 Wood containers 6 ............................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

249 Miscellaneous wood products 11 ................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

25 Furniture & fixtures 143 ............................. 2 310 22 515 112 589 179 410

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 52 .............................. 107 864 4 310 8 006

5 to 9 employees 30 .............................. 201 1 644 5 690 10 109

10 to 19 employees 25 ............................ 351 3 012 13 408 21 996

20 to 49 employees 29 ............................ 830 7 831 36 028 52 328

50 to 99 employees 4 ............................ 268 3 089 16 774 30 199

100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... 553 6 075 36 379 56 772

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

251 Household furniture 110 ............................ 1 646 14 825 71 538 109 438

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 41 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 21 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 20 ............................ 277 2 432 10 405 17 989 20 to 49 employees 24 ............................ 705 6 466 30 410 46 087 50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

252 Office furniture 6 ................................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

106 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

25 Furniture & fixturesmCon.

253 Public building & related furniture 8 ................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. 10 68 188 364 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

254 Partitions & fixtures 10 ............................ 65 686 3 225 5 816

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 4 .............................. 26 258 957 2 006 10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

259 Miscellaneous furniture & fixtures 9 ................ 102 1 182 5 259 6 488

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. 4 37 240 444 5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. 25 195 1 165 1 528 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

26 Paper & allied products 55 ......................... 2 732 43 793 171 795 321 621

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 7 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 12 ............................ 167 2 068 9 063 15 437 20 to 49 employees 13 ............................ 429 5 758 19 411 56 732 50 to 99 employees 10 ............................ 762 11 013 63 594 123 531 100 to 249 employees 5 .......................... 717 13 809 44 296 64 637 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

261 Pulp mills 1 ..................................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

262 Paper mills 3 .................................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

263 Paperboard mills 7 ............................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

265 Paperboard containers & boxes 23 .................. 1 923 32 454 120 569 224 877

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 5 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 5 ............................ 147 1 856 10 136 26 214 50 to 99 employees 5 ............................ 379 5 091 28 717 68 794 100 to 249 employees 5 .......................... 717 13 809 44 296 64 637 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 107

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

26 Paper & allied productsmCon.

267 Miscellaneous converted paper products 21 .......... 609 7 989 37 588 65 684

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. 7 39 186 468 5 to 9 employees 5 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 4 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 5 ............................ 194 2 533 9 301 17 104 50 to 99 employees 4 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

27 Printing & publishing 192 ........................... 4 121 82 303 325 177 448 343

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 90 .............................. 189 1 809 10 385 15 909 5 to 9 employees 24 .............................. 168 1 816 7 573 11 552 10 to 19 employees 34 ............................ 447 5 595 42 445 52 219

20 to 49 employees 28 ............................ 830 11 342 43 944 55 537

50 to 99 employees 9 ............................ 639 11 245 31 042 47 315 100 to 249 employees 4 .......................... 648 15 709 63 891 94 747

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

271 Newspapers 16 .................................. 1 467 40 902 144 851 195 160

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 6 .............................. 7 74 531 832 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

272 Periodicals 9 .................................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 5 .............................. 11 128 691 1 083

5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

273 Books 10 ........................................ 139 1 371 4 312 6 193

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ 92 814 2 041 2 790 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

274 Miscellaneous publishing 10 ....................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. 6 51 398 620

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

275 Commercial printing 131 ............................ 2 034 30 737 109 897 155 927

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 63 .............................. 137 1 246 7 541 11 564 5 to 9 employees 19 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 23 ............................ 300 3 627 27 046 33 048 20 to 49 employees 16 ............................ 504 7 526 29 065 36 745 50 to 99 employees 8 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

276 Manifold business forms 8 ........................ 154 2 113 16 018 17 105

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. 10 43 124 224 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

108 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

27 Printing & publishingmCon.

278 Blankbooks & bookbinding 2 ...................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

279 Printing trade services 6 .......................... 36 569 1 822 2 579

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

28 Chemicals & allied products 190 ..................... 31 161 861 317 11 014 927 13 253 432

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 29 .............................. 60 790 6 109 8 844 5 to 9 employees 19 .............................. 142 1 962 13 565 21 164 10 to 19 employees 16 ............................ 203 3 594 19 752 29 375 20 to 49 employees 32 ............................ 1 036 18 609 106 789 151 455 50 to 99 employees 25 ............................ 1 819 44 808 522 179 1 028 742 100 to 249 employees 29 .......................... 4 634 136 639 1 668 391 1 903 197 250 to 499 employees 20 .......................... 6 875 195 521 2 051 097 2 508 634 500 employees or more 20 ........................ 16 392 459 394 6 627 045 7 602 021

281 Industrial inorganic chemicals 9 ................... 175 4 118 21 682 30 556

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ 136 2 977 14 289 17 670 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

282 Plastics materials & synthetics 18 ................... 2 303 36 094 109 811 191 125

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... 402 7 052 19 730 34 415 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

283 Drugs 88 ........................................ 24 892 734 122 9 978 394 11 923 985

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 11 .............................. 19 228 1 809 2 267

5 to 9 employees 6 .............................. 45 603 3 552 4 848

10 to 19 employees 5 ............................ 57 1 154 7 562 11 280

20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 11 ............................ 885 25 891 440 781 886 981

100 to 249 employees 16 .......................... 2 676 90 042 1 198 540 1 335 391

250 to 499 employees 17 .......................... 5 759 173 568 1 720 186 2 149 229

500 employees or more 19 ........................ DDD D

284 Soaps, cleaners, & toilet goods 30 .................. 1 981 39 177 218 959 331 107

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. 10 79 524 588 5 to 9 employees 3 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 4 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 8 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 5 ............................ 330 6 703 32 560 54 215 100 to 249 employees 6 .......................... 936 19 401 143 118 210 698

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

285 Paints & allied products 13 ......................... 476 9 305 50 502 76 518

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. 7 92 869 1 104 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ 141 2 711 11 729 15 323 50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ 189 3 329 25 258 33 778 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

28 Chemicals & allied productsmCon.

286 Industrial organic chemicals 2 ..................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

287 Agricultural chemicals 7 .......................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

289 Miscellaneous chemical products 23 ................ 632 17 392 163 578 185 714

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 7 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 7 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees 6 ............................ 153 2 794 8 906 20 680

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

29 Petroleum & coal products 24 ...................... 1 562 47 162 1 055 516 1 707 480

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 6 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 7 ............................ 197 3 591 93 779 109 131

50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

291 Petroleum refining 9 ............................. 979 35 655 1 008 678 1 605 967

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

295 Asphalt paving & roofing materials 14 ............... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 5 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 5 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

299 Miscellaneous petroleum & coal products 1 ......... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

30 Rubber & miscellaneous plastics products 92 ....... 4 252 65 782 243 964 415 654

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 18 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 9 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 17 ............................ 240 3 649 17 690 29 776

20 to 49 employees 29 ............................ 918 13 027 54 114 84 938

50 to 99 employees 7 ............................ 567 7 512 26 924 40 795

100 to 249 employees 9 .......................... 1 335 22 703 72 098 133 113

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

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Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

30 Rubber & miscellaneous plastics productsmCon.

301 Tires & inner tubes 1 ............................. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

305 Hose & belting & gaskets & packing 4 .............. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

306 Fabricated rubber products, nec 10 ................. 309 3 774 17 207 23 997

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 6 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

308 Miscellaneous plastics products, nec 77 ............. 3 850 60 323 222 213 384 067

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 17 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 8 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 13 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 21 ............................ 674 9 329 39 135 64 484 50 to 99 employees 6 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 9 .......................... 1 335 22 703 72 098 133 113 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

31 Leather & leather products 31 ...................... 5 785 64 976 226 890 387 524

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 7 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 6 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 6 .......................... 820 8 435 42 305 56 697 250 to 499 employees 4 .......................... 1 530 15 772 49 881 76 298 500 employees or more 4 ........................ 3 173 38 254 127 464 240 972

314 Footwear, except rubber 18 ........................ 4 361 48 044 156 061 273 639

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 4 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees 3 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more 3 ........................ DDD D

315 Leather gloves & mittens 1 ....................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

316 Luggage 2 ...................................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

31 Leather & leather productsmCon.

317 Handbags & personal leather goods 8 .............. 1 297 15 783 65 213 107 337

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

319 Leather goods, nec 2 ............................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

32 Stone, clay, & glass products 174 .................... 4 517 81 267 318 760 518 629

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 52 .............................. 109 1 072 5 129 10 272 5 to 9 employees 18 .............................. 128 1 502 8 568 14 183 10 to 19 employees 47 ............................ 632 9 707 50 027 86 136 20 to 49 employees 39 ............................ 1 069 16 373 73 203 102 507 50 to 99 employees 10 ............................ 630 8 242 33 893 41 581 100 to 249 employees 5 .......................... 795 12 615 52 428 109 994 250 to 499 employees 3 .......................... 1 154 31 756 95 512 153 956 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

321 Flat glass 2 ..................................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

322 Glass & glassware, pressed or blown 5 ............. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 5 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

323 Products of purchased glass 9 .................... 582 13 433 41 650 53 673

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– –

20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

324 Cement, hydraulic 1 ............................. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

325 Structural clay products 3 ......................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

32 Stone, clay, & glass productsmCon.

326 Pottery & related products 6 ...................... 153 1 801 6 255 7 033

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

327 Concrete, gypsum, & plaster products 122 ............ 2 678 48 492 222 046 371 303

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 28 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 17 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 45 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 25 ............................ 669 10 393 52 265 74 146

50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 4 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

328 Cut stone & stone products 17 ..................... 479 5 929 18 518 23 729

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 6 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 5 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ 181 2 503 7 606 9 659 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

329 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral products 9 ....... 190 2 928 10 877 17 856

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

33 Primary metal industries 27 ........................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 8 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 6 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 8 ............................ 278 3 703 18 640 27 938 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

331 Blast furnace & basic steel products 8 .............. 206 2 692 18 922 28 419

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

332 Iron & steel foundries 3 ........................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

334 Secondary nonferrous metals 4 ................... 82 679 2 258 3 770

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

33 Primary metal industriesmCon.

335 Nonferrous rolling & drawing 5 .................... 193 2 950 9 346 19 832

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

336 Nonferrous foundries (castings) 1 .................. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

339 Miscellaneous primary metal products 6 ............ 137 2 709 14 920 16 343

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

34 Fabricated metal products 211 ...................... 4 924 67 393 313 449 492 049

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 79 .............................. 161 1 427 18 647 26 298

5 to 9 employees 31 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 33 ............................ 449 5 174 19 952 33 338 20 to 49 employees 39 ............................ 1 265 15 217 61 421 105 268 50 to 99 employees 20 ............................ 1 396 25 339 125 823 210 033 100 to 249 employees 8 .......................... 1 078 12 363 66 615 78 043 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

341 Metal cans & shipping containers 11 ................ 455 11 209 87 072 140 382

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 5 ............................ 389 10 308 72 135 123 404 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

342 Cutlery, handtools, & hardware 6 .................. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ 110 1 302 4 518 7 755

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

343 Plumbing & heating, except electric 5 .............. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

344 Fabricated structural metal products 134 .............. 2 961 36 436 140 675 222 464

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 58 .............................. 115 868 3 946 9 004 5 to 9 employees 20 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 18 ............................ 245 2 654 9 299 16 601 20 to 49 employees 20 ............................ 641 7 293 25 746 57 018 50 to 99 employees 12 ............................ 783 10 016 29 925 46 889 100 to 249 employees 5 .......................... 672 8 399 52 712 57 597 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

34 Fabricated metal productsmCon.

345 Screw machine products, bolts, etc 13 .............. 262 4 731 17 319 21 830

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. 8 77 568 713 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 5 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ 100 1 542 6 057 8 100 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

346 Metal forgings & stampings 10 ..................... 212 3 029 14 739 26 469

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ 43 554 4 108 4 688 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

347 Metal services, nec 7 ............................ 336 2 562 9 520 12 566

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

349 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products 25 .......... 472 6 912 30 828 46 984

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 8 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 6 .............................. 36 354 1 041 2 340

10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ 37 445 1 823 4 088 20 to 49 employees 6 ............................ 211 2 727 12 078 15 149 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

35 Industrial machinery & equipment 74 ............... 5 373 109 514 702 396 1 292 020

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 28 .............................. 65 705 4 501 8 775 5 to 9 employees 15 .............................. 94 1 084 4 096 7 347 10 to 19 employees 5 ............................ 60 772 3 796 6 307 20 to 49 employees 7 ............................ 215 4 459 16 495 28 632 50 to 99 employees 5 ............................ 326 4 786 17 784 39 245 100 to 249 employees 5 .......................... 740 13 054 67 601 138 970 250 to 499 employees 6 .......................... 2 027 40 716 315 631 570 478 500 employees or more 3 ........................ 1 846 43 938 272 492 492 266

352 Farm & garden machinery 1 ...................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– –

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

353 Construction & related machinery 5 ................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

354 Metalworking machinery 18 ........................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 8 .............................. 17 281 2 417 4 623 5 to 9 employees 4 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

35 Industrial machinery & equipmentmCon.

355 Special industry machinery 6 ...................... 19 161 770 1 472

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 5 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

356 General industrial machinery 9 .................... 809 12 764 94 514 125 459

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

357 Computer & office equipment 17 .................... 3 247 75 930 473 407 903 953

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 4 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more 3 ........................ 1 846 43 938 272 492 492 266

358 Refrigeration & service machinery 6 ................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

359 Industrial machinery, nec 12 ....................... 58 544 2 953 5 377

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 6 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 5 .............................. 31 297 1 543 2 570 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

36 Electronic & other electric equipment 114 ............ 17 224 277 196 1 691 770 2 778 994

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 14 .............................. 25 288 1 984 3 282

5 to 9 employees 4 .............................. 25 250 1 262 1 824

10 to 19 employees 10 ............................ 148 2 231 11 985 19 895

20 to 49 employees 16 ............................ 481 6 550 27 559 46 072

50 to 99 employees 13 ............................ 943 15 709 83 034 144 760

100 to 249 employees 35 .......................... 6 321 103 350 628 484 952 479

250 to 499 employees 17 .......................... 5 863 94 118 610 284 1 011 545

500 employees or more 5 ........................ 3 418 54 700 327 178 599 137

361 Electric distribution equipment 21 ................... 3 701 63 563 281 425 503 856

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 4 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 6 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees 4 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more 2 ........................ DDD D

362 Electrical industrial apparatus 11 ................... 1 261 18 291 144 198 189 501

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

36 Electronic & other electric equipmentmCon.

363 Household appliances 6 .......................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

364 Electric lighting & wiring equipment 21 ............... 2 296 35 690 185 158 282 715

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 5 ............................ 346 5 642 31 352 55 922

100 to 249 employees 9 .......................... 1 570 24 718 121 330 180 488 250 to 499 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

365 Household audio & video equipment 1 ............. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

366 Communications equipment 16 ..................... 3 331 58 191 385 709 703 781

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 8 .......................... 1 492 23 296 165 743 252 763 250 to 499 employees 3 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

367 Electronic components & accessories 30 ............ 5 519 83 887 585 043 884 004

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. 7 79 556 986 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 4 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 5 ............................ 359 5 542 36 313 62 070 100 to 249 employees 9 .......................... 1 626 28 633 213 467 300 284 250 to 499 employees 5 .......................... 1 722 24 478 191 028 302 132 500 employees or more 2 ........................ DDD D

369 Miscellaneous electrical equipment & supplies 8 ..... 1 078 17 040 107 443 211 364

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

37 Transportation equipment 34 ....................... 1 315 20 515 98 584 151 466

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 12 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 5 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 6 ............................ 86 1 107 4 846 8 980 20 to 49 employees 8 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

371 Motor vehicles & equipment 19 ..................... 1 221 19 334 92 417 142 466

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 5 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 5 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 6 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

37 Transportation equipmentmCon.

372 Aircraft & parts 1 ................................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

373 Ship & boat building & repairing 10 .................. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 10 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

379 Miscellaneous transportation equipment 4 .......... 59 765 2 885 3 797

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

38 Instruments & related products 65 .................. 12 398 220 346 1 296 702 1 873 789

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 7 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 3 ............................ 42 491 3 581 3 968 20 to 49 employees 10 ............................ 307 5 675 55 162 65 985 50 to 99 employees 9 ............................ 662 12 031 95 460 121 028 100 to 249 employees 21 .......................... 3 267 59 661 511 110 663 424 250 to 499 employees 6 .......................... 2 038 44 992 290 298 442 534 500 employees or more 7 ........................ 6 054 97 129 339 204 574 056

381 Search & navigation equipment 1 .................. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

382 Measuring & controlling devices 15 ................. 1 292 22 473 225 752 252 560

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 7 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

384 Medical instruments & supplies 40 .................. 10 044 182 206 1 003 286 1 528 711

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 5 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 8 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 11 .......................... 1 757 34 091 307 420 427 697

250 to 499 employees 6 .......................... 2 038 44 992 290 298 442 534

500 employees or more 6 ........................ DDD D

385 Ophthalmic goods 7 ............................. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. 3 22 39 100 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees 2 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more 1 ........................ DDD D

118 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

38 Instruments & related productsmCon.

386 Photographic equipment & supplies 1 .............. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

387 Watches, clocks, watchcases, & parts 1 ............ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– –

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 78 ......... 2 754 39 706 215 247 264 752

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 36 .............................. 74 778 3 647 19 518 5 to 9 employees 9 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees 8 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 15 ............................ 462 5 706 25 069 37 180 50 to 99 employees 3 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 5 .......................... 720 10 505 70 345 82 206 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more 2 ........................ DDD D

391 Jewelry, silverware, & plated ware 18 ............... 605 9 488 65 080 76 831

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 5 .............................. 10 106 460 1 034

5 to 9 employees 2 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 4 ............................ 52 727 1 657 3 351 20 to 49 employees 3 ............................ 66 929 5 872 9 989 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 3 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

393 Musical instruments 1 ............................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – .............................. ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– – 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

394 Toys & sporting goods 6 .......................... 85 629 1 711 3 542

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 .............................. DDD D

5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 ............................ DDD D

50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– –

100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

395 Pens, pencils, office, & art supplies 5 .............. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 .............................. DDD D 10 to 19 employees – ............................ ––– – 20 to 49 employees – ............................ ––– – 50 to 99 employees – ............................ ––– – 100 to 249 employees – .......................... ––– –

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

396 Costume jewelry & notions 9 ...................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 .............................. DDD D 5 to 9 employees – .............................. ––– – 10 to 19 employees 2 ............................ DDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D 250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– – 500 employees or more 2 ........................ DDD D

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 119

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 7. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Industry Groups: 1997

and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Industry group and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industriesmCon.

399 Miscellaneous mfg 39 ............................. 563 7 593 37 230 67 286

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 22 .............................. 45 503 2 259 16 232

5 to 9 employees 5 .............................. DDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

20 to 49 employees 9 ............................ 302 3 995 14 710 21 671

50 to 99 employees 1 ............................ DDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 .......................... DDD D

250 to 499 employees – .......................... ––– –

500 employees or more – ........................ ––– –

120 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 8. Value of Products Shipped and Contract Receipts for Major Groups by Country of

Destination: 1997

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and country of destination of shipments Establishments

(number)

Value of products shipped

and contract receipts

($1,000)

All manufacturing industries .............................................................. 2 092 46 394 208

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 5 968 057 United States...................................................................................... N 32 545 650 Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N 61 752 Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ 1 262 139 Other foreign places ............................................................................... N 2 694 750 Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 3 861 860

20 Food and kindred products.................................................................. 287 5 257 575

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 1 666 659 United States...................................................................................... N 3 088 259 Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N 15 917 Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ 61 564 Other foreign places ............................................................................... N 233 095 Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 192 081

21 Tobacco products .......................................................................... 4 D

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N D

United States...................................................................................... N D

Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N –

Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ – Other foreign places ............................................................................... N D

Destination unknown ............................................................................... N D

22 Textile mill products ........................................................................ 20 D

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N D

United States...................................................................................... N 86 454

Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N –

Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ –

Other foreign places ............................................................................... N D

Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 40 590

23 Apparel and other textile products ........................................................... 223 1 074 503

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 154 741

United States...................................................................................... N 655 930

Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N D

Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ D

Other foreign places ............................................................................... N D

Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 258 824

24 Lumber and wood products ................................................................. 117 90 922

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 58 641

United States...................................................................................... N D

Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N D

Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ –

Other foreign places ............................................................................... N D

Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 31 867

25 Furniture and fixtures ....................................................................... 146 162 346

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 77 820

United States...................................................................................... N 1 457

Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N D

Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ D

Other foreign places ............................................................................... N –

Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 78 552

26 Paper and allied products ................................................................... 41 280 237

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 215 428

United States...................................................................................... N 39 385

Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N D

Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ D Other foreign places ............................................................................... N D

Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 19 058

27 Printing and publishing ..................................................................... 208 707 559

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 172 231 United States...................................................................................... N 26 793 Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N D Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ D Other foreign places ............................................................................... N D Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 492 506

28 Chemicals and allied products............................................................... 186 25 366 430

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 1 172 953

United States...................................................................................... N 21 403 402

Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N 8 688

Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ 895 325

Other foreign places ............................................................................... N 945 781

Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 940 281

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 121

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 8. Value of Products Shipped and Contract Receipts for Major Groups by Country of

Destination: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and country of destination of shipments Establishments

(number)

Value of products shipped

and contract receipts

($1,000)

29 Petroleum and coal products ................................................................ 28 D

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 582 201 United States...................................................................................... N D Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N D Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ 146 301 Other foreign places ............................................................................... N D Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 33 963

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products ................................................. 71 605 083

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 276 848 United States...................................................................................... N 228 604 Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N 1 395 Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ 11 002 Other foreign places ............................................................................... N 1 115 Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 86 119

31 Leather and leather products ................................................................ 25 D

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 55 487

United States...................................................................................... N 344 567

Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N –

Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ – Other foreign places ............................................................................... N –

Destination unknown ............................................................................... N D

32 Stone, clay, and glass products ............................................................. 159 717 773

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 522 665

United States...................................................................................... N 15 384

Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N 1 256

Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ D

Other foreign places ............................................................................... N D

Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 175 669

33 Primary metal industries .................................................................... 24 99 952

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 51 267

United States...................................................................................... N D

Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N –

Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ D

Other foreign places ............................................................................... N –

Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 30 427

34 Fabricated metal products .................................................................. 229 605 034

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 349 907

United States...................................................................................... N 98 799

Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N D

Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ 22 383

Other foreign places ............................................................................... N D

Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 117 533

35 Industrial machinery and equipment ......................................................... 78 D

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 100 323

United States...................................................................................... N 1 417 656

Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N D

Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ 17 185

Other foreign places ............................................................................... N D

Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 65 308

36 Electronic and other electric equipment ...................................................... 87 4 354 174

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 285 046

United States...................................................................................... N 2 893 301

Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N 186

Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ 32 856 Other foreign places ............................................................................... N 86 363

Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 1 056 422

37 Transportation equipment................................................................... 34 159 494

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 18 203 United States...................................................................................... N 118 516 Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N 336 Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ D Other foreign places ............................................................................... N D Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 21 170

38 Instruments and related products............................................................ 64 2 073 844

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 162 311

United States...................................................................................... N 1 612 553

Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N D

Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ D

Other foreign places ............................................................................... N 83 667

Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 167 393

122 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 8. Value of Products Shipped and Contract Receipts for Major Groups by Country of

Destination: 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and country of destination of shipments Establishments

(number)

Value of products shipped

and contract receipts

($1,000)

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries ..................................................... 61 D

Puerto Rico ....................................................................................... N 43 316 United States...................................................................................... N 141 268 Virgin Islands...................................................................................... N D Central America, South America, and Caribbean Zone, excluding Virgin Islands N ............................ 1 538 Other foreign places ............................................................................... N D Destination unknown ............................................................................... N 27 662

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 9. Value of Products Shipped and Contract Receipts for Major Groups by Class of

Customer in Puerto Rico: 1997

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and class of customer Value of products shipped and contract receipts1

($1,000)

All manufacturing industries .............................................................. 5 968 057

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 1 126 028

Retailers.......................................................................................... 1 053 442

Other manufactures ................................................................................ 1 825 016

Household consumers.............................................................................. 169 662

Commonwealth government......................................................................... 296 630

Construction companies ............................................................................ 464 828

All other classes of customers ....................................................................... 399 256

Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... 633 195

20 Food and kindred products.................................................................. 1 666 659

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 650 567

Retailers.......................................................................................... 571 902

Other manufactures ................................................................................ 129 898

Household consumers.............................................................................. 71 667

Commonwealth government......................................................................... D

Construction companies ............................................................................ D

All other classes of customers ....................................................................... 44 723

Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... 176 193

21 Tobacco products .......................................................................... D

Wholesalers....................................................................................... –

Retailers.......................................................................................... D

Other manufactures ................................................................................ –

Household consumers.............................................................................. – Commonwealth government......................................................................... – Construction companies ............................................................................ – All other classes of customers ....................................................................... – Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... –

22 Textile mill products ........................................................................ D

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 510 Retailers.......................................................................................... – Other manufactures ................................................................................ D Household consumers.............................................................................. – Commonwealth government......................................................................... – Construction companies ............................................................................ – All other classes of customers ....................................................................... D Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... –

23 Apparel and other textile products ........................................................... 154 741

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 48 776

Retailers.......................................................................................... 17 385 Other manufactures ................................................................................ 10 903 Household consumers.............................................................................. D Commonwealth government......................................................................... D Construction companies ............................................................................ D All other classes of customers ....................................................................... 8 342 Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... D

24 Lumber and wood products ................................................................. 58 641

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 3 413 Retailers.......................................................................................... D Other manufactures ................................................................................ 3 797 Household consumers.............................................................................. 2 866 Commonwealth government......................................................................... D Construction companies ............................................................................ 18 763 All other classes of customers ....................................................................... 1 951 Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... 16 177

25 Furniture and fixtures ....................................................................... 77 820

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 8 607

Retailers.......................................................................................... 42 149

Other manufactures ................................................................................ D

Household consumers.............................................................................. 5 942

Commonwealth government......................................................................... 7 159

Construction companies ............................................................................ D

All other classes of customers ....................................................................... 4 485

Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... D

26 Paper and allied products ................................................................... 215 428

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 9 011

Retailers.......................................................................................... 6 608

Other manufactures ................................................................................ 180 439

Household consumers.............................................................................. D

Commonwealth government......................................................................... D

Construction companies ............................................................................ D

All other classes of customers ....................................................................... D

Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... D

27 Printing and publishing ..................................................................... 172 231

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 11 416 Retailers.......................................................................................... 16 350 Other manufactures ................................................................................ 36 501

Household consumers.............................................................................. 18 453

Commonwealth government......................................................................... D

Construction companies ............................................................................ D

All other classes of customers ....................................................................... D

Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... 20 145

See footnotes at end of table.

124 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 9. Value of Products Shipped and Contract Receipts for Major Groups by Class of

Customer in Puerto Rico: 1997mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and class of customer Value of products shipped and contract receipts1

($1,000)

28 Chemicals and allied products............................................................... 1 172 953

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 60 863

Retailers.......................................................................................... 120 364

Other manufactures ................................................................................ 829 786

Household consumers.............................................................................. 7 435

Commonwealth government......................................................................... 17 781

Construction companies ............................................................................ 6 051

All other classes of customers ....................................................................... 22 091

Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... 108 582

29 Petroleum and coal products ................................................................ 582 201

Wholesalers....................................................................................... D

Retailers.......................................................................................... D

Other manufactures ................................................................................ 15 459

Household consumers.............................................................................. –

Commonwealth government......................................................................... 157 559

Construction companies ............................................................................ D

All other classes of customers ....................................................................... D

Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... D

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products ................................................. 276 848

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 28 778

Retailers.......................................................................................... 1 754

Other manufactures ................................................................................ 220 294

Household consumers.............................................................................. D Commonwealth government......................................................................... D Construction companies ............................................................................ D All other classes of customers ....................................................................... 6 022 Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... 16 525

31 Leather and leather products ................................................................ 55 487

Wholesalers....................................................................................... D Retailers.......................................................................................... D Other manufactures ................................................................................ D Household consumers.............................................................................. – Commonwealth government......................................................................... – Construction companies ............................................................................ – All other classes of customers ....................................................................... D Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... –

32 Stone, clay, and glass products ............................................................. 522 665

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 19 170

Retailers.......................................................................................... 106 133 Other manufactures ................................................................................ D Household consumers.............................................................................. 15 363 Commonwealth government......................................................................... 49 837 Construction companies ............................................................................ 233 018 All other classes of customers ....................................................................... D Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... 24 252

33 Primary metal industries .................................................................... 51 267

Wholesalers....................................................................................... D Retailers.......................................................................................... D Other manufactures ................................................................................ D Household consumers.............................................................................. D Commonwealth government......................................................................... 2 442 Construction companies ............................................................................ 11 483 All other classes of customers ....................................................................... D Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... D

34 Fabricated metal products .................................................................. 349 907

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 59 348

Retailers.......................................................................................... 18 210

Other manufactures ................................................................................ 145 797

Household consumers.............................................................................. 22 355

Commonwealth government......................................................................... 2 563

Construction companies ............................................................................ 46 842

All other classes of customers ....................................................................... 49 071

Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... 5 721

35 Industrial machinery and equipment ......................................................... 100 323

Wholesalers....................................................................................... D

Retailers.......................................................................................... 1 801

Other manufactures ................................................................................ 30 057

Household consumers.............................................................................. D

Commonwealth government......................................................................... 5 350

Construction companies ............................................................................ D

All other classes of customers ....................................................................... 1 880

Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... 54 667

36 Electronic and other electric equipment ...................................................... 285 046

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 33 177 Retailers.......................................................................................... 2 418 Other manufactures ................................................................................ 121 358

Household consumers.............................................................................. D

Commonwealth government......................................................................... 8 843

Construction companies ............................................................................ 19 787

All other classes of customers ....................................................................... D

Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... D

See footnotes at end of table.

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 9. Value of Products Shipped and Contract Receipts for Major Groups by Class of

Customer in Puerto Rico: 1997mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and class of customer Value of products shipped and contract receipts1

($1,000)

37 Transportation equipment................................................................... 18 203

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 3 764 Retailers.......................................................................................... 2 367 Other manufactures ................................................................................ D Household consumers.............................................................................. D Commonwealth government......................................................................... D Construction companies ............................................................................ D All other classes of customers ....................................................................... D Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... D

38 Instruments and related products............................................................ 162 311

Wholesalers....................................................................................... D

Retailers.......................................................................................... D

Other manufactures ................................................................................ D

Household consumers.............................................................................. D

Commonwealth government......................................................................... D

Construction companies ............................................................................ –

All other classes of customers ....................................................................... D

Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... D

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries ..................................................... 43 316

Wholesalers....................................................................................... 7 966

Retailers.......................................................................................... 9 596

Other manufactures ................................................................................ D

Household consumers.............................................................................. 6 069

Commonwealth government......................................................................... D

Construction companies ............................................................................ D

All other classes of customers ....................................................................... 2 663

Class of customer unknown ......................................................................... 9 883

1Correspond to data shown in the "Puerto Rico" row in Table 8.

126 INDUSTRY STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 1. Summary Statistics for Municipios and Metropolitan Areas: 1997

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area

All employees+

Establish~ ments (number)Proprietors and

partners

(number)

Unpaid family workers

(number)

Total (number)Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by manufacture ($1,000)

Cost of materials

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

Puerto Rico 2 092 ............... 601 108 163 605 3 318 862 36 426 559 10 343 299 46 875 995

MUNICIPIOS

Adjuntas, PR 13 ....................... 7 – 368 3 975 10 764 11 365 21 522

Aguada, PR 33 ........................ DD gDDD D

Aguadilla, PR 51 ...................... 21 5 5 688 124 517 2 621 789 257 163 2 884 700

Aguas Buenas, PR 11 .................. 3 – 884 16 422 85 835 36 970 118 821

Aibonito, PR 9 ....................... 1 – 2 148 39 839 165 298 24 518 191 094

Añasco, PR 16 ........................ 2 – 4 839 86 875 237 121 120 003 357 072

Arecibo, PR 42 ........................ 15 6 4 176 91 569 1 480 556 260 552 1 743 544

Arroyo, PR 5 ......................... DD eDDD D

Barceloneta, PR 14 .................... 2 1 7 641 232 472 3 887 061 973 108 4 833 476

Barranquitas, PR 6 ................... 2 – 531 5 329 14 546 10 684 27 938

Bayamón, PR 159 ...................... 36 2 6 020 91 102 523 348 298 211 817 393

Cabo Rojo, PR 34 ..................... 20 3 1 114 17 327 171 393 33 836 203 798

Caguas, PR 120 ........................ 25 1 7 115 148 012 1 229 937 462 229 1 708 780

Camuy, PR 8 ........................ DD gDDD D

Canóvanas, PR 31 ..................... 6 – 1 364 20 356 79 412 43 636 123 521

Carolina, PR 118 ....................... 26 7 4 614 120 376 2 410 188 477 545 2 945 231

Cataño, PR 38 ........................ 3 2 1 637 42 122 215 954 86 111 300 911

Cayey, PR 24 ......................... 10 2 3 167 60 434 298 936 106 476 403 793

Ceiba, PR 6 ......................... 2 – 263 2 943 6 923 5 365 12 263

Ciales, PR 10 ......................... D – fDDD D

Cidra, PR 28 .......................... 5 1 2 945 89 163 3 031 440 1 009 432 4 040 406 Coamo, PR 9 ........................ 2 – 1 743 26 414 148 311 56 934 204 530 Comerío, PR 6 ....................... D – fDDD D Corozal, PR 12 ........................ 9 1 1 017 10 950 35 228 31 018 65 593 Culebra, PR 2 ........................ – – cDDD D

Dorado, PR 25 ........................ 8 1 2 106 42 001 258 598 113 099 374 327 Fajardo, PR 19 ........................ 8 – 1 593 42 498 242 617 94 392 335 983 Florida, PR 4 ......................... D – bDDD D Guánica, PR 9 ....................... 3 – 374 6 558 36 324 17 539 52 952

Guayama, PR 24 ...................... 4 – 5 000 119 943 3 442 015 354 009 3 780 777

Guayanilla, PR 4 ..................... – – cDDD D Guaynabo, PR 67 ..................... 18 – 4 524 113 610 472 048 277 096 748 693 Gurabo, PR 28 ........................ 7 2 2 054 51 404 813 666 145 953 954 773 Hatillo, PR 19 ......................... DD fDDD D Hormigueros, PR 5 ................... – – 269 6 479 19 395 11 777 31 339

Humacao, PR 46 ...................... 4 – 4 381 106 060 1 076 544 676 584 1 767 755

Isabela, PR 16 ........................ 9 – 2 298 30 911 108 591 93 793 203 004

Jayuya, PR 3 ........................ – – 928 20 737 115 464 50 848 165 062

Juana Díaz, PR 12 ..................... 3 – 526 8 413 37 376 22 072 59 550

Juncos, PR 22 ........................ 7 1 1 548 28 803 644 476 85 457 732 919

Lajas, PR 10 .......................... 2 – 894 10 445 19 054 23 044 41 904

Lares, PR 6 .......................... DD fDDD D Las Marías, PR 3 ..................... D – fDDD D Las Piedras, PR 25 .................... 6 1 5 745 158 173 1 854 623 317 005 2 171 707 Loíza, PR 5 .......................... 1 – 115 1 885 3 291 5 246 8 251

Luquillo, PR 13 ........................ 5 – 894 12 965 44 901 28 302 72 257 Manatí, PR 31 ........................ 14 5 4 964 157 923 1 976 284 512 647 2 540 974 Maricao, PR 1 ........................ – – gDDD D

Maunabo, PR 2 ...................... D – bDDD D

Mayagüez, PR 66 ..................... 19 8 11 669 175 780 3 225 313 525 674 3 780 273

Moca, PR 10 .......................... DD gDDD D

Morovis, PR 8 ........................ 2 – 713 9 203 23 703 11 104 34 296 Naguabo, PR 11 ....................... 1 – 663 10 902 79 201 28 478 104 842 Naranjito, PR 15 ....................... 8 1 121 1 358 3 589 2 490 6 069 Orocovis, PR 4 ....................... 1 – 44 354 665 453 1 203

Patillas, PR 11 ........................ 4 2 1 186 13 803 65 237 42 964 106 981

Peñuelas, PR 8 ...................... 3 2 556 6 722 33 062 5 581 38 715

Ponce, PR 110 ......................... 28 6 6 927 139 601 923 855 335 878 1 261 037

Quebradillas, PR 9 ................... 5 – 1 248 15 517 34 032 4 498 38 378

Rincón, PR 7 ........................ 2 – 520 5 156 12 938 8 477 21 493

Río Grande, PR 19 .................... 4 – 1 391 20 331 161 542 84 477 248 141

Sabana Grande, PR 10 ................. 2 2 1 413 27 049 106 733 68 473 173 836

Salinas, PR 10 ........................ 1 – 289 3 458 16 675 11 324 27 829

San Germán, PR 16 ................... 6 – 1 656 34 478 192 975 78 269 272 810

San Juan, PR 309 ...................... 89 16 9 332 163 108 763 430 387 020 1 153 301

San Lorenzo, PR 19 ................... 5 – 1 753 28 105 132 348 61 682 196 301

San Sebastián, PR 21 .................. 7 2 652 9 405 38 006 13 464 51 479

Santa Isabel, PR 8 .................... – – 1 825 30 769 93 079 64 331 163 855

Toa Alta, PR 22 ....................... 5 1 556 10 175 59 404 26 508 84 789

Toa Baja, PR 50 ....................... 13 4 3 591 65 349 227 807 180 522 410 117

Trujillo Alto, PR 37 ..................... 9 1 1 030 14 954 52 924 35 558 87 805

Utuado, PR 11 ........................ 3 – 375 4 322 11 181 5 628 16 820

Vega Alta, PR 20 ...................... 3 – 1 605 34 488 165 888 91 363 258 310

Vega Baja, PR 37 ..................... 11 3 5 812 133 570 1 037 650 364 448 1 379 781

Vieques, PR 6 ....................... D – cDDD D

Villalba, PR 4 ........................ D – eDDD D Yabucoa, PR 9 ....................... DD gDDD D

Yauco, PR 21 ......................... 15 2 794 10 166 30 161 15 320 44 995

METROPOLITAN AREAS

Aguadilla, PR MSA 94 .................. 43 9 9 589 182 436 2 866 071 433 556 3 301 135

Mayagüez, PR MSA 147 ................. 49 13 20 960 347 988 3 952 930 838 032 4 819 128

Ponce, PR MSA 159 .................... 51 10 9 298 173 672 1 112 725 437 541 1 550 983

San JuanmCaguasmArecibo, PR

CMSA 1 477 ............................ 389 65 99 397 2 196 684 23 814 000 7 659 703 31 558 937 Arecibo, PR PMSA 69 ................ 27 11 6 005 120 137 1 552 706 346 500 1 901 851 Caguas, PR PMSA 219 ................ 52 6 17 034 377 118 5 506 327 1 785 772 7 304 053 San JuanmBayamón, PR PMSA 1 189 .... 310 48 76 358 1 699 429 16 754 967 5 527 431 22 353 033

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997

Puerto Rico 2 092 ........................................ 163 605 3 318 862 36 426 559 46 875 995

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 545 ...................................... 1 314 12 402 74 468 115 575

5 to 9 employees 266 ...................................... 1 817 23 389 102 614 171 258

10 to 19 employees 379 .................................... 5 237 70 631 361 316 562 016

20 to 49 employees 384 .................................... 12 004 186 606 1 440 086 2 224 613

50 to 99 employees 168 .................................... 11 813 204 553 1 714 258 2 442 466

100 to 249 employees 167 ................................. 26 454 558 554 6 966 466 9 302 234

250 to 499 employees 109 ................................. 38 303 843 626 7 966 749 10 503 543

500 employees or more 74 ................................ 66 663 1 419 101 17 800 602 21 554 290

MUNICIPIOS

Adjuntas, PR 13 ....................................... 368 3 975 10 764 21 522

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 7 ...................................... 17 103 377 830 5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D 10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... 49 516 1 810 4 434 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Aguada, PR 33 ........................................ gDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 13 ...................................... 32 226 999 1 760

5 to 9 employees 5 ...................................... bDD D

10 to 19 employees 5 .................................... bDD D

20 to 49 employees 3 .................................... 81 1 086 3 192 4 992

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. fDD D

250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. 938 14 058 93 684 130 183

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Aguadilla, PR 51 ...................................... 5 688 124 517 2 621 789 2 884 700

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 20 ...................................... bDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 4 .................................... bDD D

20 to 49 employees 7 .................................... cDD D

50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... cDD D

100 to 249 employees 8 ................................. 1 331 25 972 692 229 754 193

250 to 499 employees 4 ................................. 1 460 22 580 83 748 123 663

500 employees or more 3 ................................ gDD D

Aguas Buenas, PR 11 ................................. 884 16 422 85 835 118 821

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 7 48 161 292 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 .................................... 74 1 074 3 429 5 562 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more 1 ................................ fDD D

Aibonito, PR 9 ....................................... 2 148 39 839 165 298 191 094

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 12 357 1 562 2 077 5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D 500 employees or more 2 ................................ gDD D

Añasco, PR 16 ........................................ 4 839 86 875 237 121 357 072

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 6 94 86 143 5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D 10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... 40 513 2 624 4 648 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees 4 .................................... eDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. fDD D 500 employees or more 2 ................................ hDD D

Arecibo, PR 42 ........................................ 4 176 91 569 1 480 556 1 743 544

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 7 ...................................... 18 161 1 140 1 569 5 to 9 employees 5 ...................................... bDD D 10 to 19 employees 11 .................................... cDD D 20 to 49 employees 7 .................................... cDD D 50 to 99 employees 4 .................................... eDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. eDD D 250 to 499 employees 4 ................................. 1 799 28 560 164 550 283 020 500 employees or more 2 ................................ gDD D

128 AREA STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Arroyo, PR......................................... 5 eDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... bDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– –

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Barceloneta, PR 14 .................................... 7 641 232 472 3 887 061 4 833 476

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. eDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D 500 employees or more 7 ................................ iDD D

Barranquitas, PR 6 ................................... 531 5 329 14 546 27 938

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... aDD D 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Bayamón, PR 159 ...................................... 6 020 91 102 523 348 817 393

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 38 ...................................... 117 1 232 6 312 9 647 5 to 9 employees 26 ...................................... 179 2 644 14 476 19 338 10 to 19 employees 32 .................................... 447 6 533 29 442 47 480 20 to 49 employees 38 .................................... 1 214 19 649 235 611 303 813 50 to 99 employees 12 .................................... 855 12 921 48 484 92 236

100 to 249 employees 9 ................................. 1 090 17 018 85 938 166 071

250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. fDD D

500 employees or more 2 ................................ gDD D

Cabo Rojo, PR 34 ..................................... 1 114 17 327 171 393 203 798

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 13 ...................................... bDD D 5 to 9 employees 7 ...................................... 47 410 2 085 2 753 10 to 19 employees 7 .................................... 108 1 065 3 642 6 219 20 to 49 employees 4 .................................... cDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. fDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Caguas, PR 120 ........................................ 7 115 148 012 1 229 937 1 708 780

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 24 ...................................... 58 585 3 288 4 964

5 to 9 employees 17 ...................................... 119 1 701 6 175 9 552

10 to 19 employees 26 .................................... 352 4 866 18 992 29 812

20 to 49 employees 24 .................................... fDD D

50 to 99 employees 8 .................................... fDD D

100 to 249 employees 14 ................................. 2 074 35 672 188 140 294 484

250 to 499 employees 5 ................................. 1 718 34 790 694 160 860 105

500 employees or more 2 ................................ gDD D

Camuy, PR......................................... 8 gDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 ...................................... 10 54 254 438

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... bDD D

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more 1 ................................ fDD D

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS AREA STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 129

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Canóvanas, PR 31 ..................................... 1 364 20 356 79 412 123 521

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 7 .................................... 104 1 945 6 914 9 496

20 to 49 employees 8 .................................... 240 3 003 19 928 28 895

50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... 184 1 767 13 556 18 389

100 to 249 employees 5 ................................. 809 13 389 38 065 65 291

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Carolina, PR 118 ....................................... 4 614 120 376 2 410 188 2 945 231

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 24 ...................................... bDD D

5 to 9 employees 20 ...................................... cDD D

10 to 19 employees 24 .................................... eDD D 20 to 49 employees 34 .................................... 1 156 20 533 87 891 145 946 50 to 99 employees 10 .................................... fDD D 100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. 549 18 675 106 161 148 909 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D 500 employees or more 2 ................................ gDD D

Cataño, PR 38 ......................................... 1 637 42 122 215 954 300 911

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 5 ...................................... aDD D 5 to 9 employees 3 ...................................... 19 225 1 476 1 999 10 to 19 employees 9 .................................... 122 1 773 7 207 10 401 20 to 49 employees 16 .................................... 417 7 709 41 739 67 638 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. 906 29 534 159 276 211 049 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Cayey, PR ......................................... 24 3 167 60 434 298 936 403 793

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 7 ...................................... 17 106 383 665 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... 36 326 875 1 567 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees 5 .................................... eDD D

100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. eDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D

500 employees or more 3 ................................ gDD D

Ceiba, PR .......................................... 6 263 2 943 6 923 12 263

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Ciales, PR ......................................... 10 fDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 5 ...................................... 18 126 300 493

5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... bDD D

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– –

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Cidra, PR .......................................... 28 2 945 89 163 3 031 440 4 040 406

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... 13 128 607 921

5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... bDD D

20 to 49 employees 6 .................................... cDD D

50 to 99 employees 4 .................................... eDD D 100 to 249 employees 4 ................................. fDD D 250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. gDD D

500 employees or more 1 ................................ fDD D

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Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Coamo, PR......................................... 9 1 743 26 414 148 311 204 530

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. eDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more 2 ................................ gDD D

Comerío, PR 6 ....................................... fDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more 1 ................................ fDD D

Corozal, PR 12 ........................................ 1 017 10 950 35 228 65 593

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 5 32 174 253 5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D 10 to 19 employees 4 .................................... bDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more 1 ................................ fDD D

Culebra, PR 2 ........................................ cDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – ...................................... ––– – 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. cDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Dorado, PR 25 ........................................ 2 106 42 001 258 598 374 327

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... 11 81 340 584 5 to 9 employees 3 ...................................... bDD D 10 to 19 employees 4 .................................... 52 626 5 328 5 829 20 to 49 employees 5 .................................... 167 2 402 7 872 11 788 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees 4 ................................. 688 25 853 177 504 243 060 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D 500 employees or more 1 ................................ fDD D

Fajardo, PR 19 ........................................ 1 593 42 498 242 617 335 983

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... 9 82 1 918 679

5 to 9 employees 3 ...................................... 20 255 859 1 517

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... bDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... cDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. eDD D

250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. 984 31 469 136 812 211 978

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Florida, PR......................................... 4 bDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

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Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Guánica, PR 9 ....................................... 374 6 558 36 324 52 952

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – ...................................... ––– –

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 4 .................................... 64 1 538 3 034 5 007

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... cDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Guayama, PR 24 ...................................... 5 000 119 943 3 442 015 3 780 777

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 ...................................... 6 31 213 290

5 to 9 employees 3 ...................................... bDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees 4 .................................... cDD D 100 to 249 employees 6 ................................. fDD D 250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. 870 32 628 445 011 541 885 500 employees or more 2 ................................ hDD D

Guayanilla, PR 4 ..................................... cDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – ...................................... ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Guaynabo, PR 67 ...................................... 4 524 113 610 472 048 748 693

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 14 ...................................... bDD D 5 to 9 employees 8 ...................................... 54 937 2 397 4 718 10 to 19 employees 19 .................................... eDD D 20 to 49 employees 15 .................................... 494 8 021 53 113 69 782 50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... 219 3 781 31 559 52 482

100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. 505 13 734 75 946 126 040

250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. 1 129 35 903 126 101 179 480

500 employees or more 2 ................................ gDD D

Gurabo, PR 28 ........................................ 2 054 51 404 813 666 954 773

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 5 ...................................... 10 86 270 524 5 to 9 employees 3 ...................................... 17 174 770 1 234 10 to 19 employees 4 .................................... bDD D 20 to 49 employees 5 .................................... cDD D 50 to 99 employees 4 .................................... cDD D 100 to 249 employees 5 ................................. 791 16 128 95 612 140 259 250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. fDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Hatillo, PR ......................................... 19 fDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... 14 94 639 1 005

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 4 .................................... bDD D

20 to 49 employees 4 .................................... cDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... cDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. eDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Hormigueros, PR 5 ................................... 269 6 479 19 395 31 339

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – ...................................... ––– –

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... bDD D

20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– –

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

132 AREA STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Humacao, PR 46 ...................................... 4 381 106 060 1 076 544 1 767 755

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... 17 123 443 674

5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 11 .................................... cDD D

20 to 49 employees 11 .................................... 335 6 476 56 563 256 117

50 to 99 employees 4 .................................... 293 7 040 161 283 199 794

100 to 249 employees 5 ................................. 852 19 892 94 141 134 700

250 to 499 employees 6 ................................. 2 083 49 683 426 832 603 763

500 employees or more 1 ................................ fDD D

Isabela, PR 16 ........................................ 2 298 30 911 108 591 203 004

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 8 ...................................... 24 102 414 588

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. eDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more 2 ................................ gDD D

Jayuya, PR......................................... 3 928 20 737 115 464 165 062

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – ...................................... ––– – 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more 1 ................................ fDD D

Juana Díaz, PR 12 ..................................... 526 8 413 37 376 59 550

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D 5 to 9 employees 3 ...................................... bDD D 10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... bDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 .................................... 87 1 127 5 177 6 076 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. eDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Juncos, PR 22 ........................................ 1 548 28 803 644 476 732 919

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 ...................................... 11 73 231 443 5 to 9 employees 3 ...................................... aDD D 10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... bDD D 20 to 49 employees 5 .................................... 169 1 889 6 932 11 364 50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... cDD D 100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. 406 8 079 32 848 44 265 250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. fDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Lajas, PR .......................................... 10 894 10 445 19 054 41 904

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D

20 to 49 employees 3 .................................... 113 1 047 4 287 6 540

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D

250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. fDD D

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Lares, PR .......................................... 6 fDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 6 28 201 301

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– –

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more 1 ................................ fDD D

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Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Las Marías, PR 3 ..................................... fDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– –

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– –

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more 1 ................................ fDD D

Las Piedras, PR 25 .................................... 5 745 158 173 1 854 623 2 171 707

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 7 ...................................... 15 436 366 793

5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees 4 .................................... 254 4 598 32 937 46 466 100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. eDD D 250 to 499 employees 6 ................................. 2 407 72 463 870 237 1 114 767 500 employees or more 1 ................................ hDD D

Loíza, PR .......................................... 5 115 1 885 3 291 8 251

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – ...................................... ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D 10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... bDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Luquillo, PR 13 ....................................... 894 12 965 44 901 72 257

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... 12 98 418 767 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... bDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. eDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Manatí, PR 31 ......................................... 4 964 157 923 1 976 284 2 540 974

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 7 ...................................... 13 147 490 787 5 to 9 employees 5 ...................................... 39 575 4 599 6 290 10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... bDD D 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... cDD D 100 to 249 employees 8 ................................. 1 444 52 738 1 229 827 1 500 052 250 to 499 employees 4 ................................. 1 428 39 462 446 786 552 357 500 employees or more 2 ................................ gDD D

Maricao, PR 1 ........................................ gDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – ...................................... ––– –

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– –

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– –

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more 1 ................................ gDD D

Maunabo, PR 2 ....................................... bDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

134 AREA STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Mayagüez, PR 66 ...................................... 11 669 175 780 3 225 313 3 780 273

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 15 ...................................... bDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 15 .................................... cDD D

20 to 49 employees 9 .................................... cDD D

50 to 99 employees 6 .................................... eDD D

100 to 249 employees 7 ................................. 1 182 21 610 1 163 803 1 198 835

250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. 1 133 23 432 127 764 146 596

500 employees or more 9 ................................ 8 445 116 014 1 304 816 1 603 621

Moca, PR .......................................... 10 gDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 ...................................... 6 44 93 258

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... bDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more 1 ................................ gDD D

Morovis, PR 8 ........................................ 713 9 203 23 703 34 296

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees 4 .................................... bDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. fDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Naguabo, PR 11 ....................................... 663 10 902 79 201 104 842

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D 5 to 9 employees 3 ...................................... 21 470 2 161 2 937 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees 4 .................................... 260 4 399 45 343 54 333

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Naranjito, PR 15 ....................................... 121 1 358 3 589 6 069

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 8 ...................................... 18 122 433 834 5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D 10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... bDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Orocovis, PR 4 ....................................... 44 354 665 1 203

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... bDD D

20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– –

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– –

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Patillas, PR 11 ........................................ 1 186 13 803 65 237 106 981

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 8 49 83 240

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... cDD D 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. fDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

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Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Peñuelas, PR 8 ....................................... 556 6 722 33 062 38 715

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 3 16 66 124

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees 3 .................................... cDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– –

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Ponce, PR 110 ......................................... 6 927 139 601 923 855 1 261 037

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 27 ...................................... bDD D

5 to 9 employees 18 ...................................... 124 1 426 5 251 9 384

10 to 19 employees 24 .................................... 327 4 738 33 204 54 398 20 to 49 employees 18 .................................... 554 8 631 34 526 48 274 50 to 99 employees 9 .................................... 666 13 275 66 699 94 074 100 to 249 employees 5 ................................. 666 12 542 155 413 177 545 250 to 499 employees 6 ................................. 2 052 45 542 252 402 353 582 500 employees or more 3 ................................ gDD D

Quebradillas, PR 9 ................................... 1 248 15 517 34 032 38 378

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 5 ...................................... aDD D 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more 1 ................................ gDD D

Rincón, PR......................................... 7 520 5 156 12 938 21 493

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. eDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Río Grande, PR 19 .................................... 1 391 20 331 161 542 248 141

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 9 100 267 444 5 to 9 employees 3 ...................................... 19 211 3 482 4 136 10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... bDD D 20 to 49 employees 6 .................................... 192 2 821 11 393 13 774 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. eDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. fDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Sabana Grande, PR 10 ................................. 1 413 27 049 106 733 173 836

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees 4 ...................................... bDD D

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... bDD D

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D

500 employees or more 1 ................................ fDD D

Salinas, PR 10 ........................................ 289 3 458 16 675 27 829

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 4 .................................... 65 843 2 727 6 466

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

136 AREA STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

San Germán, PR 16 ................................... 1 656 34 478 192 975 272 810

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 3 8 48 97

5 to 9 employees 5 ...................................... 38 246 890 1 489

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... bDD D

20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– –

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. eDD D

250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. fDD D

500 employees or more 1 ................................ fDD D

San Juan, PR 309 ...................................... 9 332 163 108 763 430 1 153 301

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 106 ...................................... eDD D

5 to 9 employees 47 ...................................... 311 3 932 14 206 23 281

10 to 19 employees 66 .................................... 903 11 790 48 816 73 625 20 to 49 employees 56 .................................... 1 750 29 031 143 560 236 882 50 to 99 employees 18 .................................... 1 266 23 993 152 720 209 605 100 to 249 employees 11 ................................. 1 791 38 646 146 902 237 564 250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. fDD D 500 employees or more 3 ................................ 2 302 38 973 178 617 255 960

San Lorenzo, PR 19 ................................... 1 753 28 105 132 348 196 301

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 8 49 83 264 5 to 9 employees 4 ...................................... bDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... cDD D 100 to 249 employees 5 ................................. fDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. fDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

San Sebastián, PR 21 .................................. 652 9 405 38 006 51 479

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... 10 44 226 352 5 to 9 employees 3 ...................................... bDD D 10 to 19 employees 7 .................................... 87 608 2 268 5 675 20 to 49 employees 3 .................................... 93 777 2 149 3 352 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– –

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Santa Isabel, PR 8 .................................... 1 825 30 769 93 079 163 855

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – ...................................... ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. 989 17 103 67 654 117 607 500 employees or more 1 ................................ fDD D

Toa Alta, PR 22 ....................................... 556 10 175 59 404 84 789

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... 17 99 305 574

5 to 9 employees 3 ...................................... 22 477 1 659 3 273

10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... bDD D

20 to 49 employees 8 .................................... 234 3 231 16 007 20 175

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Toa Baja, PR 50 ....................................... 3 591 65 349 227 807 410 117

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 10 ...................................... 22 123 556 883

5 to 9 employees 5 ...................................... bDD D

10 to 19 employees 6 .................................... 84 997 5 467 6 356

20 to 49 employees 19 .................................... 635 9 933 47 038 69 066

50 to 99 employees 5 .................................... 350 6 334 30 980 91 789 100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. eDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more 2 ................................ gDD D

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Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Trujillo Alto, PR 37 .................................... 1 030 14 954 52 924 87 805

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 12 ...................................... bDD D

5 to 9 employees 4 ...................................... 28 444 1 874 2 472

10 to 19 employees 4 .................................... 61 1 325 3 743 8 783

20 to 49 employees 13 .................................... 443 6 351 28 692 44 246

50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... 223 2 718 8 127 12 775

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Utuado, PR 11 ........................................ 375 4 322 11 181 16 820

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... 36 343 2 171 3 416 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... cDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Vega Alta, PR 20 ...................................... 1 605 34 488 165 888 258 310

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 8 40 165 263 5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D 10 to 19 employees 5 .................................... 80 1 360 3 857 7 119 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... bDD D 50 to 99 employees 5 .................................... 378 8 060 23 542 53 420 100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. eDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. fDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Vega Baja, PR 37 ...................................... 5 812 133 570 1 037 650 1 379 781

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 8 ...................................... aDD D 5 to 9 employees 6 ...................................... bDD D 10 to 19 employees 6 .................................... bDD D 20 to 49 employees 4 .................................... cDD D 50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... 258 4 208 18 476 25 005

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D

250 to 499 employees 5 ................................. 1 735 32 562 188 775 264 900

500 employees or more 4 ................................ 3 395 91 303 444 147 629 086

Vieques, PR 6 ........................................ cDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 6 53 245 446 5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Villalba, PR ........................................ 4 eDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D

20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– –

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– –

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Yabucoa, PR 9 ....................................... gDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... aDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... aDD D

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... bDD D

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. fDD D 500 employees or more 1 ................................ fDD D

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Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Yauco, PR ......................................... 21 794 10 166 30 161 44 995

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 10 ...................................... 24 167 626 932

5 to 9 employees 5 ...................................... 31 272 934 2 216

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... aDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... bDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... cDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. cDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. eDD D

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

METROPOLITAN AREAS

Aguadilla, PR MSA 94 ................................. 9 589 182 436 2 866 071 3 301 135

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 37 ...................................... bDD D

5 to 9 employees 8 ...................................... 58 496 2 253 3 678

10 to 19 employees 11 .................................... 149 1 472 8 325 10 409

20 to 49 employees 11 .................................... 311 3 632 10 925 23 716

50 to 99 employees 4 .................................... 310 3 769 10 241 21 133

100 to 249 employees 12 ................................. 2 113 43 842 760 635 874 523

250 to 499 employees 7 ................................. 2 398 36 638 177 432 253 846

500 employees or more 4 ................................ hDD D

Mayagüez, PR MSA 147 ................................. 20 960 347 988 3 952 930 4 819 128

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 35 ...................................... 72 781 12 439 19 772

5 to 9 employees 19 ...................................... 140 1 360 6 221 8 299

10 to 19 employees 30 .................................... 410 4 805 35 907 55 744

20 to 49 employees 15 .................................... 414 4 546 18 407 28 738

50 to 99 employees 12 .................................... 864 15 868 594 217 779 850

100 to 249 employees 13 ................................. 2 157 45 235 1 327 351 1 419 666

250 to 499 employees 10 ................................. 3 525 74 795 366 957 488 570

500 employees or more 13 ................................ 13 378 200 598 1 591 431 2 018 489

Ponce, PR MSA 159 .................................... 9 298 173 672 1 112 725 1 550 983

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 43 ...................................... cDD D 5 to 9 employees 27 ...................................... 183 1 956 7 008 12 974 10 to 19 employees 29 .................................... 394 6 044 39 096 64 396 20 to 49 employees 26 .................................... 817 12 823 68 790 91 860 50 to 99 employees 14 .................................... 1 048 18 928 83 859 119 396 100 to 249 employees 8 ................................. 1 116 21 037 184 869 230 328 250 to 499 employees 9 ................................. 3 167 59 165 351 497 506 388 500 employees or more 3 ................................ gDD D

San JuanmCaguasmArecibo, PR CMSA 1 477 ............. 99 397 2 196 684 23 814 000 31 558 937

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 367 ...................................... 900 8 640 47 033 71 431 5 to 9 employees 191 ...................................... 1 292 17 273 75 494 130 330 10 to 19 employees 274 .................................... 3 791 52 322 256 485 393 288 20 to 49 employees 308 .................................... 9 705 156 177 1 301 070 2 018 942 50 to 99 employees 118 .................................... 8 257 142 560 887 171 1 302 711 100 to 249 employees 113 ................................. 18 017 394 693 4 450 394 6 449 082 250 to 499 employees 66 ................................. 23 477 567 161 6 305 074 8 144 075 500 employees or more 40 ................................ 33 958 857 858 10 491 279 13 049 078

Arecibo, PR PMSA 69 .................................. 6 005 120 137 1 552 706 1 901 851

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 17 ...................................... 42 309 2 033 3 012 5 to 9 employees 7 ...................................... 51 426 1 610 2 750 10 to 19 employees 15 .................................... 206 2 918 12 038 31 345 20 to 49 employees 13 .................................... 408 6 567 28 925 62 123 50 to 99 employees 6 .................................... 386 5 808 24 738 43 082 100 to 249 employees 4 ................................. 928 19 104 61 134 112 898 250 to 499 employees 4 ................................. 1 799 28 560 164 550 283 020

500 employees or more 3 ................................ 2 185 56 445 1 257 678 1 363 621

Caguas, PR PMSA 219 .................................. 17 034 377 118 5 506 327 7 304 053

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 45 ...................................... 106 954 4 631 7 338

5 to 9 employees 26 ...................................... 180 2 382 8 585 13 210

10 to 19 employees 36 .................................... 490 6 221 24 936 39 019

20 to 49 employees 39 .................................... 1 203 17 030 95 548 151 505

50 to 99 employees 23 .................................... 1 661 30 335 163 826 220 680

100 to 249 employees 31 ................................. 4 763 89 842 1 859 721 2 900 786

250 to 499 employees 13 ................................. 4 472 112 613 1 789 590 2 206 932

500 employees or more 6 ................................ 4 159 117 741 1 559 490 1 764 583

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Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1997mCon.

METROPOLITAN AREASmCon.

San JuanmBayamón, PR PMSA 1 189 ..................... 76 358 1 699 429 16 754 967 22 353 033

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 305 ...................................... 752 7 377 40 369 61 081

5 to 9 employees 158 ...................................... 1 061 14 465 65 299 114 370

10 to 19 employees 223 .................................... 3 095 43 183 219 511 322 924

20 to 49 employees 256 .................................... 8 094 132 580 1 176 597 1 805 314

50 to 99 employees 89 .................................... 6 210 106 417 698 607 1 038 949

100 to 249 employees 78 ................................. 12 326 285 747 2 529 539 3 435 398

250 to 499 employees 49 ................................. 17 206 425 988 4 350 934 5 654 123

500 employees or more 31 ................................ 27 614 683 672 7 674 111 9 920 874

1992

Puerto Rico 2 258 ........................................ 158 181 2 706 515 22 736 655 31 325 784

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 685 ...................................... 1 367 12 170 88 326 227 985

5 to 9 employees 280 ...................................... 1 892 19 270 102 240 173 777

10 to 19 employees 333 .................................... 4 608 55 954 291 211 482 915

20 to 49 employees 384 .................................... 11 817 156 616 844 522 1 259 923

50 to 99 employees 193 .................................... 13 741 206 029 1 374 227 2 364 418

100 to 249 employees 205 ................................. 32 709 559 310 5 710 537 7 314 124

250 to 499 employees 111 ................................. 38 536 699 387 5 651 283 8 305 884 500 employees or more 67 ................................ 53 511 997 779 8 674 309 11 196 758

MUNICIPIOS

Adjuntas, PR 12 ....................................... 336 2 505 6 843 7 550

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 ...................................... 9 45 166 406

5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Aguada, PR 21 ........................................ 2 162 24 622 200 583 263 944

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 11 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Aguadilla, PR 47 ...................................... 4 394 75 781 429 519 721 634

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 15 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 4 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 9 .................................... 283 3 105 14 932 17 548

50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees 9 ................................. 1 359 17 484 86 298 114 009

250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Aguas Buenas, PR 12 ................................. 1 166 16 698 85 553 114 619

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees 5 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

Aibonito, PR 9 ....................................... 1 939 29 236 94 680 163 852

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

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Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Añasco, PR 20 ........................................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 8 ...................................... 17 221 1 402 2 192

5 to 9 employees 3 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Arecibo, PR 57 ........................................ 4 794 68 949 645 302 821 055

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 16 ...................................... 23 171 973 1 863

5 to 9 employees 7 ...................................... 44 359 1 972 3 749

10 to 19 employees 8 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 10 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 6 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 5 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Arroyo, PR......................................... 5 331 5 153 24 080 44 678

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Barceloneta, PR 15 .................................... 7 113 181 041 2 882 259 3 448 460

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more 6 ................................ 5 614 151 883 2 586 602 2 954 485

Barranquitas, PR 9 ................................... 667 5 907 14 006 24 760

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Bayamón, PR 174 ...................................... 5 595 80 275 717 494 983 868

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 52 ...................................... 125 1 207 17 747 22 815

5 to 9 employees 27 ...................................... 185 1 836 8 770 15 206

10 to 19 employees 26 .................................... 379 3 785 13 853 25 450

20 to 49 employees 40 .................................... 1 212 15 586 64 517 128 462

50 to 99 employees 19 .................................... 1 326 20 089 102 387 191 877

100 to 249 employees 7 ................................. 1 214 21 963 467 443 526 617

250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. 1 154 15 809 42 777 73 441

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Cabo Rojo, PR 32 ..................................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 13 ...................................... 21 173 1 331 2 786

5 to 9 employees 6 ...................................... 44 316 242 1 734

10 to 19 employees 6 .................................... 87 734 2 029 2 987

20 to 49 employees 3 .................................... 62 420 2 958 4 567

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

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Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Caguas, PR 128 ........................................ 6 123 96 692 538 030 809 947

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 43 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 12 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 24 .................................... DDD D

20 to 49 employees 19 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees 12 .................................... 827 12 637 72 345 98 761

100 to 249 employees 11 ................................. 1 436 23 019 211 439 295 161

250 to 499 employees 5 ................................. 1 590 19 023 24 749 71 440

500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Camuy, PR......................................... 9 2 136 27 176 96 815 115 429

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 5 ...................................... 15 67 477 723

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Canóvanas, PR 36 ..................................... 1 148 17 166 82 617 123 534

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 9 ...................................... 18 200 974 1 862 5 to 9 employees 5 ...................................... 30 846 5 319 9 277 10 to 19 employees 7 .................................... 88 1 194 8 270 10 517 20 to 49 employees 9 .................................... 272 3 873 21 313 30 150 50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... 233 3 821 17 557 21 676 100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. 507 7 232 29 184 50 052 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Carolina, PR 141 ....................................... 6 140 153 089 1 494 349 1 787 644

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 33 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 24 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees 24 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 38 .................................... 1 249 17 866 68 707 122 445 50 to 99 employees 10 .................................... 726 10 489 54 796 80 857

100 to 249 employees 6 ................................. 845 22 371 289 054 354 291

250 to 499 employees 4 ................................. 1 117 38 812 363 410 457 984

500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Cataño, PR 42 ......................................... 1 648 31 664 202 203 294 889

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 10 ...................................... 23 206 1 050 2 106 5 to 9 employees 6 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees 10 .................................... 135 1 887 19 709 24 870 20 to 49 employees 8 .................................... 226 3 452 19 812 28 446 50 to 99 employees 5 .................................... 369 5 493 12 424 36 261 100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Cayey, PR ......................................... 27 2 876 44 098 223 813 322 604

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 4 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

20 to 49 employees 4 .................................... 148 1 624 8 976 12 043

50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees 4 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Ceiba, PR .......................................... 5 544 5 498 16 694 26 016

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – ...................................... ––– –

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

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Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Ciales, PR ......................................... 8 1 423 15 269 85 612 153 728

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– –

250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

Cidra, PR .......................................... 25 3 266 77 357 3 417 502 4 070 632

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 5 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees 5 .................................... 395 6 234 40 024 65 356 100 to 249 employees 4 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Coamo, PR 10 ......................................... 1 244 15 551 147 543 166 350

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

Comerío, PR 6 ....................................... 63 580 1 329 2 864

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 8 71 394 852 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– –

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Corozal, PR 12 ........................................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 4 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 4 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

Culebra, PR 1 ........................................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – ...................................... ––– –

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– –

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Dorado, PR 22 ........................................ 2 473 49 449 248 961 333 384

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 5 ...................................... 35 335 1 109 2 224

10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... 35 595 4 861 5 478

20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 5 ................................. 952 20 638 171 581 196 355 250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

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Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Fajardo, PR 18 ........................................ 1 401 25 450 186 258 249 174

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... 11 109 771 1 402

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. 540 9 271 47 855 78 109

250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Florida, PR......................................... 3 DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Guánica, PR 7 ....................................... 733 9 500 49 147 82 112

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – ...................................... ––– – 5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees 3 .................................... 134 1 222 2 408 3 086 50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Guayama, PR 25 ...................................... 3 150 84 525 720 682 1 468 479

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 11 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees 7 ................................. 1 116 28 894 212 248 261 235

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Guayanilla, PR 3 ..................................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Guaynabo, PR 72 ...................................... 4 430 94 220 427 899 699 596

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 18 ...................................... 37 300 1 734 3 635

5 to 9 employees 6 ...................................... 37 348 2 258 3 284

10 to 19 employees 21 .................................... 287 4 670 20 728 38 905

20 to 49 employees 14 .................................... 446 6 970 55 311 70 092

50 to 99 employees 5 .................................... 351 4 267 12 554 27 180

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees 5 ................................. 1 759 45 322 222 369 383 891

500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Gurabo, PR 23 ........................................ 1 782 34 915 168 376 271 056

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees 9 .................................... 360 4 664 21 685 34 023

50 to 99 employees 4 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 5 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

144 AREA STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Hatillo, PR ......................................... 20 DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 ...................................... 8 54 513 784

5 to 9 employees 4 ...................................... 24 172 576 973

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

20 to 49 employees 5 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Hormigueros, PR 11 ................................... 1 217 17 192 107 215 153 874

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. 521 4 787 7 045 18 578 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Humacao, PR 45 ...................................... 4 836 109 986 1 116 668 1 865 001

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 11 ...................................... 85 867 4 967 6 642 10 to 19 employees 7 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 4 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees 6 .................................... 485 11 976 78 588 506 487 100 to 249 employees 8 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 5 ................................. 1 782 43 354 254 886 432 337 500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

Isabela, PR 18 ........................................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 7 ...................................... 10 39 137 366 5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Jayuya, PR......................................... 3 DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Juana Díaz, PR 19 ..................................... 803 11 935 40 003 71 866

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

20 to 49 employees 3 .................................... 76 1 279 3 551 6 718

50 to 99 employees 5 .................................... 349 5 480 17 663 30 840

100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Juncos, PR 16 ........................................ 1 039 17 479 87 543 126 891

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

20 to 49 employees 5 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. 433 6 827 38 481 50 049 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Lajas, PR .......................................... 12 1 049 8 469 32 555 39 845

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 6 33 179 354

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... 46 416 1 330 2 520

20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– –

50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– –

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

Lares, PR .......................................... 3 DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Las Marías, PR 4 ..................................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

Las Piedras, PR 28 .................................... 3 081 72 078 572 431 751 013

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 7 ...................................... 14 244 2 132 4 210 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees 6 .................................... 385 6 423 46 025 52 053

100 to 249 employees 8 ................................. 1 126 25 334 126 989 235 961

250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

Loíza, PR .......................................... 3 187 2 809 9 620 10 003

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees – ...................................... ––– – 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Luquillo, PR 12 ....................................... 746 10 583 63 969 102 566

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... 33 927 2 626 4 735

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees 4 ................................. 674 9 226 59 155 95 321

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Manatí, PR 32 ......................................... 4 511 133 830 1 862 993 2 069 248

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 8 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees 6 .................................... DDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 8 ................................. 1 305 38 456 553 370 593 080 250 to 499 employees 4 ................................. 1 162 36 589 724 667 772 626 500 employees or more 3 ................................ 1 726 52 108 555 158 664 011

146 AREA STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Maricao, PR 2 ........................................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – ...................................... ––– –

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– –

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– –

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

Maunabo, PR 2 ....................................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Mayagüez, PR 68 ...................................... 11 131 149 215 944 381 1 307 439

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 14 ...................................... 25 199 1 121 2 025 5 to 9 employees 10 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees 11 .................................... 144 1 316 4 925 9 137 20 to 49 employees 6 .................................... 209 4 033 52 606 62 304 50 to 99 employees 6 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 10 ................................. 1 698 24 789 73 781 132 416 250 to 499 employees 7 ................................. 2 680 31 097 146 517 164 618 500 employees or more 4 ................................ 5 881 81 076 409 508 659 649

Moca, PR .......................................... 13 DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 9 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– – 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

Morovis, PR 8 ........................................ 669 5 966 21 181 25 382

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Naguabo, PR 8 ....................................... 504 7 715 36 502 56 791

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– –

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Naranjito, PR 14 ....................................... 316 2 362 9 287 13 324

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... 13 96 799 1 207

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... DDD D

20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Orocovis, PR 4 ....................................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Patillas, PR ........................................ 8 386 5 483 21 631 33 666

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... 6 25 140 262

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Peñuelas, PR 10 ....................................... 586 7 687 86 895 89 793

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Ponce, PR 129 ......................................... 10 342 147 586 843 963 1 368 068

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 35 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 22 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees 23 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 17 .................................... 516 6 918 36 022 47 575 50 to 99 employees 9 .................................... 631 9 867 50 456 90 390

100 to 249 employees 10 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees 9 ................................. 3 397 50 923 281 813 445 962

500 employees or more 4 ................................ 3 677 51 934 294 667 492 216

Quebradillas, PR 13 ................................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 7 ...................................... 13 105 403 934 5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– – 10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

Rincón, PR......................................... 6 DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees – ...................................... ––– –

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Río Grande, PR 16 .................................... 1 464 19 760 82 474 128 335

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... 46 615 1 304 3 252

20 to 49 employees 3 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. 924 13 260 50 452 87 011 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

148 AREA STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Sabana Grande, PR 13 ................................. DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... 12 77 469 790

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... 42 334 481 1 004

20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– –

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

Salinas, PR 12 ........................................ 603 7 931 42 928 58 569

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 4 .................................... 107 1 185 7 030 10 901 50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. 350 5 532 30 724 41 121 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

San Germán, PR 19 ................................... 2 039 43 952 254 988 399 054

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 5 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 3 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

San Juan, PR 393 ...................................... 9 680 147 783 629 910 1 052 638

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 175 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 56 ...................................... 364 4 021 18 192 32 493 10 to 19 employees 61 .................................... 851 10 896 47 830 80 974 20 to 49 employees 63 .................................... 1 937 23 343 105 214 173 359 50 to 99 employees 18 .................................... 1 260 20 495 108 418 139 128

100 to 249 employees 15 ................................. 2 248 43 759 203 221 333 990

250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. 828 16 786 64 559 88 952

500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

San Lorenzo, PR 20 ................................... 2 021 27 092 103 795 159 796

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 6 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 4 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... 186 4 565 47 507 61 012 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees 3 ................................. 1 116 16 181 40 433 63 341 500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

San Sebastián, PR 21 .................................. 1 334 16 109 94 229 130 501

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 8 ...................................... 13 204 1 117 2 005

5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 4 .................................... 63 352 1 369 2 411

20 to 49 employees 4 .................................... 96 692 4 088 7 308

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– –

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Santa Isabel, PR 8 .................................... 1 047 14 402 59 020 109 620

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– – 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

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Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Toa Alta, PR 18 ....................................... 808 7 862 29 906 48 201

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 5 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees 5 .................................... 75 677 5 321 6 132

20 to 49 employees 5 .................................... 155 1 461 4 159 6 359

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Toa Baja, PR 62 ....................................... 3 085 44 802 209 919 323 357

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 13 ...................................... 29 231 1 150 1 851

5 to 9 employees 5 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 12 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 20 .................................... 616 8 534 38 053 55 101 50 to 99 employees 7 .................................... 474 7 228 31 385 56 203 100 to 249 employees 3 ................................. 455 6 039 19 727 38 846 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Trujillo Alto, PR 28 .................................... 622 8 826 29 374 45 201

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 13 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 4 ...................................... 25 304 1 545 2 548 10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... 41 615 4 359 6 473 20 to 49 employees 4 .................................... 113 1 377 5 196 6 492 50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... 167 2 926 9 763 12 841 100 to 249 employees – ................................. ––– – 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Utuado, PR 13 ........................................ 359 3 238 12 574 14 626

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 4 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees 3 .................................... 40 339 2 776 2 992 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– –

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Vega Alta, PR 22 ...................................... 1 859 33 522 106 347 195 809

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D 5 to 9 employees 3 ...................................... DDD D 10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 7 .................................... 198 2 411 13 990 31 603 50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 4 ................................. 614 11 009 37 947 63 430 250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Vega Baja, PR 21 ...................................... 3 729 74 741 518 487 862 777

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 3 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 4 .................................... 58 483 2 466 2 583

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D

100 to 249 employees 5 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees 2 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more 2 ................................ DDD D

Vieques, PR 5 ........................................ DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees – ...................................... ––– –

10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– –

50 to 99 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees – ................................. ––– – 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

150 AREA STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 2. Selected Statistics by Employment Size of Establishment for Municipios and

Metropolitan Areas: 1997 and 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

Geographic area and employment size of establishment

All employees+

Establishments

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Value added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Value of shipments

($1,000)

1992mCon.

MUNICIPIOSmCon.

Villalba, PR ........................................ 6 DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 2 ...................................... DDD D

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees – .................................... ––– –

20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D

50 to 99 employees – .................................... ––– –

100 to 249 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D

500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Yabucoa, PR 14 ....................................... DDD D

Establishments with an average ofm

1 to 4 employees 4 ...................................... 8 52 156 496

5 to 9 employees 1 ...................................... DDD D

10 to 19 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees – .................................... ––– – 50 to 99 employees 3 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more 1 ................................ DDD D

Yauco, PR ......................................... 20 930 12 157 24 055 47 877

Establishments with an average ofm 1 to 4 employees 9 ...................................... 21 92 277 633 5 to 9 employees 4 ...................................... 27 172 925 1 669 10 to 19 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 20 to 49 employees 1 .................................... DDD D 50 to 99 employees 2 .................................... DDD D 100 to 249 employees 2 ................................. DDD D 250 to 499 employees 1 ................................. DDD D 500 employees or more – ................................ ––– –

Note: The 1992 data was not re~tabulated for the 1997 MSAs because of disclosure considerations caused by the new definition.

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Table 3. Selected Statistics for Establishments by Major Group for Metropolitan Areas: 1997

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and metropolitan area

All employees+ Production workers

Estab~

lish~

ments

(number)

Proprietors

and

partners

(number)

Unpaid

family

workers

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Average for

the year

(number)

Wages

($1,000)

Value

added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Cost of

materials

($1,000)

Value of

shipments

($1,000)

Puerto Rico 2 092 ....................... 601 108 163 605 3 318 862 126 580 2 087 129 36 426 559 10 343 299 46 875 995

20 Food and kindred products 287 ................... 94 14 18 094 351 826 12 534 217 854 3 531 542 1 803 389 5 332 954

21 Tobacco products 4 ........................... D– g D g D D D D

22 Textile mill products 20 ......................... 8 2 2 555 31 872 2 372 27 823 88 871 37 925 129 403

23 Apparel and other textile products 223 ............. 55 15 21 818 232 521 19 816 186 400 678 159 404 493 1 079 676

24 Lumber and wood products 117 .................. DD g D g D D D D

25 Furniture and fixtures 146 ........................ 65 7 2 472 29 659 2 010 22 612 96 817 68 687 164 696

26 Paper and allied products 41 .................... 2 1 2 152 42 773 1 849 31 456 162 318 120 756 283 326

27 Printing and publishing 208 ...................... 93 27 6 469 126 166 5 315 92 612 430 227 283 899 712 753

28 Chemicals and allied products 186 ................ 11 2 37 860 1 149 498 24 428 582 167 21 392 844 3 918 796 25 418 347

29 Petroleum and coal products 28 ................. – 3 1 555 48 571 944 27 796 848 676 378 763 1 219 881

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 71 ... 5 1 4 924 86 935 3 846 58 939 376 623 235 817 612 657

31 Leather and leather products 25 ................. 4 – 5 752 80 296 5 077 64 821 218 489 205 236 426 102

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 159 ............... 37 5 5 298 105 978 4 213 76 139 565 171 160 728 726 497

33 Primary metal industries 24 ..................... 7 1 727 13 176 585 8 069 76 506 36 890 110 867

34 Fabricated metal products 229 ................... 87 11 6 048 90 851 4 927 64 550 404 836 213 587 622 875

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 78 ........... 29 5 4 301 106 766 3 208 72 300 2 665 239 261 965 2 940 021

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 87 ........ 6 1 24 931 455 767 20 619 317 037 2 896 516 1 470 920 4 360 154

37 Transportation equipment 34 .................... 9 2 1 484 26 890 1 143 14 405 117 507 46 508 165 779

38 Instruments and related products 64 ............. 3 – 12 260 254 923 9 642 166 481 1 521 030 556 012 2 076 645

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 61 ........ 18 3 2 208 38 704 1 713 23 978 163 802 54 881 217 551

Aguadilla MSA 94 ....................... 43 9 9 589 182 436 7 662 118 078 2 866 071 433 556 3 301 135

20 Food and kindred products 18 ................... 8 2 641 11 093 378 5 802 70 242 32 330 102 344

21 Tobacco products – ........................... –– – – – – – – –

22 Textile mill products – ......................... –– – – – – – – –

23 Apparel and other textile products 6 ............. 2 – 683 6 346 633 5 114 9 993 10 989 20 728

24 Lumber and wood products 7 .................. 7 – 14 70 11 65 160 221 382

25 Furniture and fixtures 13 ........................ 7 1 384 4 577 329 3 802 13 366 11 057 24 371

26 Paper and allied products – .................... –– – – – – – – –

27 Printing and publishing 6 ...................... 5 5 29 266 24 224 1 112 302 1 414

28 Chemicals and allied products 3 ................ – – 735 18 284 459 6 530 63 378 28 559 93 047

29 Petroleum and coal products 1 ................. –– c D c D D D D

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 3 ... – – 92 1 056 80 859 4 694 4 577 9 321

31 Leather and leather products 5 ................. D– g D f D D D D

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 6 ............... 3 – 95 1 102 80 896 5 184 1 098 6 313

33 Primary metal industries – ..................... –– – – – – – – –

34 Fabricated metal products 9 ................... 6 1 70 658 49 431 4 773 1 667 6 414

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 6 ........... D– g D g D D D D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 7 ........ – – 3 497 54 220 2 813 37 511 270 824 228 247 490 996

37 Transportation equipment – .................... –– – – – – – – –

38 Instruments and related products 1 ............. –– c D c D D D D

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 3 ........ D– e D e D D D D

Mayagüez MSA 147 ...................... 49 13 20 960 347 988 17 118 273 963 3 952 930 838 032 4 819 128

20 Food and kindred products 27 ................... 14 – 5 072 72 871 3 813 63 623 497 069 123 168 619 508

21 Tobacco products – ........................... –– – – – – – – –

22 Textile mill products – ......................... –– – – – – – – –

23 Apparel and other textile products 21 ............. 4 2 4 197 43 103 3 698 32 553 121 859 57 586 177 316

24 Lumber and wood products 13 .................. 9 2 117 871 101 716 3 150 2 162 5 314

25 Furniture and fixtures 6 ........................ 3 2 75 650 63 459 1 224 1 924 3 182

26 Paper and allied products 2 .................... –– b D b D D D D

27 Printing and publishing 11 ...................... 5 – 147 1 795 130 1 436 5 377 2 682 8 278

28 Chemicals and allied products 9 ................ – – 1 831 58 450 1 422 45 452 2 569 274 305 794 2 908 518

29 Petroleum and coal products 3 ................. –D b D b D D D D

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 2 ... DD b D b D D D D

31 Leather and leather products – ................. –– – – – – – – –

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 13 ............... 2 – 855 15 172 686 12 133 87 775 8 770 96 614

33 Primary metal industries – ..................... –– – – – – – – –

34 Fabricated metal products 13 ................... 7 3 508 10 428 330 6 755 80 808 11 454 94 663

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 3 ........... D– c D c D D D D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 8 ........ D– g D g D D D D

37 Transportation equipment 3 .................... D– b D b D D D D

38 Instruments and related products 11 ............. – – 5 388 101 899 4 520 77 296 329 816 150 923 480 371

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 2 ........ –– c D c D D D D

Ponce MSA 159 .......................... 51 10 9 298 173 672 7 218 103 771 1 112 725 437 541 1 550 983

20 Food and kindred products 18 ................... 3 2 954 18 932 607 8 645 118 099 42 383 157 292 21 Tobacco products – ........................... –– – – – – – – – 22 Textile mill products 1 ......................... –– b D b D D D D 23 Apparel and other textile products 11 ............. – – 1 215 12 052 1 129 10 236 41 186 8 683 50 732 24 Lumber and wood products 13 .................. 9 2 46 416 41 388 1 010 1 345 2 386

25 Furniture and fixtures 12 ........................ 8 – 87 709 70 482 2 336 1 706 4 021 26 Paper and allied products 4 .................... DD c D c D D D D 27 Printing and publishing 11 ...................... 5 3 110 1 622 97 1 104 5 026 3 065 8 125 28 Chemicals and allied products 11 ................ DD f D e D D D D 29 Petroleum and coal products 2 ................. –– b D b D D D D

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 5 ... D – bD bDDD D

31 Leather and leather products – ................. –– – – – – – – –

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 21 ............... 6 – 935 22 136 745 12 521 108 018 40 833 150 705

33 Primary metal industries – ..................... –– – – – – – – –

34 Fabricated metal products 24 ................... 12 – 304 3 639 268 2 919 14 684 7 053 21 565

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 6 ........... 2 – 77 973 60 775 7 023 3 798 10 812

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 5 ........ – – 1 894 36 542 1 454 19 762 242 377 172 992 414 350

37 Transportation equipment 4 .................... 1 – 556 8 792 379 3 716 42 055 22 942 65 179

38 Instruments and related products 6 ............. – – 1 954 43 219 1 517 28 763 424 597 67 266 494 922

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 5 ........ –– c D c D D D D

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Table 3. Selected Statistics for Establishments by Major Group for Metropolitan Areas: 1997m

Con.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and metropolitan area

All employees+ Production workers

Estab~

lish~

ments

(number)

Proprietors

and

partners

(number)

Unpaid

family

workers

(number)

Total

(number)

Payroll

($1,000)

Average for

the year

(number)

Wages

($1,000)

Value

added by

manufacture

($1,000)

Cost of

materials

($1,000)

Value of

shipments

($1,000)

San Juan~Caguas~Arecibo CMSA 1 477 ..... 389 65 99 397 2 196 684 75 390 1 311 330 23 814 000 7 659 703 31 558 937

20 Food and kindred products 193 ................... 58 9 9 807 222 303 6 446 120 239 2 704 620 1 557 161 4 263 671

21 Tobacco products 4 ........................... D– g D g D D D D

22 Textile mill products 13 ......................... DD f D f D D D D

23 Apparel and other textile products 151 ............. 35 5 12 340 128 267 11 224 102 888 394 875 256 678 649 287

24 Lumber and wood products 70 .................. 34 2 992 10 108 882 8 118 50 092 22 348 72 379

25 Furniture and fixtures 108 ........................ 43 4 1 875 23 439 1 508 17 612 79 265 53 660 132 162

26 Paper and allied products 31 .................... – – 1 791 35 281 1 553 26 539 125 383 92 638 218 002

27 Printing and publishing 170 ...................... 70 19 6 130 121 960 5 027 89 517 417 524 276 702 692 606

28 Chemicals and allied products 141 ................ 8 – 27 193 900 304 16 887 434 427 15 330 117 3 209 114 18 626 934

29 Petroleum and coal products 18 ................. – – 830 26 889 460 14 526 497 128 298 603 789 686

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 53 ... 3 – 3 593 67 980 2 814 45 878 310 122 192 657 503 562

31 Leather and leather products 16 ................. 3 – 2 700 42 991 2 484 35 329 89 380 97 955 188 487

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 101 ............... 22 5 3 211 65 070 2 529 48 593 347 929 102 942 449 561

33 Primary metal industries 23 ..................... DD f D f D D D D

34 Fabricated metal products 162 ................... 53 7 4 624 67 991 3 814 48 121 267 078 161 015 431 224

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 52 ........... DD g D g D D D D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 57 ........ 4 1 14 362 280 052 12 131 198 080 1 972 691 803 193 2 778 533 37 Transportation equipment 25 .................... 6 2 836 16 947 684 9 818 72 698 21 303 95 055 38 Instruments and related products 41 ............. 3 – 3 796 86 630 2 750 46 082 686 592 280 269 964 358 39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 48 ........ 15 3 1 006 16 236 750 10 006 74 548 32 703 105 719

Arecibo PMSA 69 ......................... 27 11 6 005 120 137 5 154 84 587 1 552 706 346 500 1 901 851

20 Food and kindred products 18 ................... 13 6 561 10 167 436 5 676 46 712 60 849 109 060

21 Tobacco products – ........................... –– – – – – – – –

22 Textile mill products 1 ......................... –– e D e D D D D

23 Apparel and other textile products 5 ............. 1 – 122 1 754 111 1 340 4 211 2 533 6 761

24 Lumber and wood products 1 .................. –– a D a D D D D

25 Furniture and fixtures 4 ........................ 3 – 45 343 33 271 844 670 1 504

26 Paper and allied products 4 .................... –– e D e D D D D

27 Printing and publishing 3 ...................... 2 1 16 198 13 153 715 483 1 198

28 Chemicals and allied products 2 ................ –– g D f D D D D

29 Petroleum and coal products 2 ................. –– b D a D D D D

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 4 ... –– f D f D D D D

31 Leather and leather products 3 ................. D– g D g D D D D

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 7 ............... 3 3 96 1 412 86 1 281 5 187 3 873 9 062

33 Primary metal industries 2 ..................... DD a D a D D D D

34 Fabricated metal products 5 ................... 1 – 124 1 984 116 1 878 10 534 1 623 12 281

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 3 ........... D– f D e D D D D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 2 ........ –– f D f D D D D

37 Transportation equipment 1 .................... –– b D b D D D D

38 Instruments and related products – ............. –– – – – – – – –

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 2 ........ –– b D b D D D D

Caguas PMSA 219 ......................... 52 6 17 034 377 118 13 024 228 662 5 506 327 1 785 772 7 304 053

20 Food and kindred products 24 ................... 4 – 1 402 38 873 1 002 22 615 1 777 293 979 077 2 756 891

21 Tobacco products 1 ........................... –– f D f D D D D

22 Textile mill products 2 ......................... DD a D a D D D D

23 Apparel and other textile products 29 ............. 5 – 2 684 27 395 2 441 21 981 70 958 29 597 103 868

24 Lumber and wood products 15 .................. DD b D b D D D D

25 Furniture and fixtures 22 ........................ 9 – 699 7 909 577 6 230 24 885 14 353 38 682

26 Paper and allied products 4 .................... –– e D e D D D D

27 Printing and publishing 16 ...................... 4 1 257 4 557 229 3 348 13 745 8 917 22 440

28 Chemicals and allied products 25 ................ D– i D h D D D D

29 Petroleum and coal products – ................. –– – – – – – – –

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 11 ... D– g D f D D D D

31 Leather and leather products 2 ................. –– c D c D D D D

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 9 ............... 1 – 215 3 447 146 2 570 21 124 5 737 26 832

33 Primary metal industries – ..................... –– – – – – – – –

34 Fabricated metal products 27 ................... 8 – 805 11 178 647 7 771 41 145 20 623 61 209

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 7 ........... DD c D b D D D D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 7 ........ –– f D f D D D D

37 Transportation equipment 1 .................... –– a D a D D D D

38 Instruments and related products 11 ............. 2 – 1 284 28 229 950 16 671 138 871 67 921 206 275

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 6 ........ D– e D c D D D D

San Juan~Bayamón PMSA 1 189 .............. 310 48 76 358 1 699 429 57 212 998 081 16 754 967 5 527 431 22 353 033

20 Food and kindred products 151 ................... 41 3 7 844 173 263 5 008 91 948 880 615 517 235 1 397 720

21 Tobacco products 3 ........................... D– e D e D D D D

22 Textile mill products 10 ......................... D– e D e D D D D

23 Apparel and other textile products 117 ............. 29 5 9 534 99 118 8 672 79 567 319 706 224 548 538 658

24 Lumber and wood products 54 .................. D– f D f D D D D

25 Furniture and fixtures 82 ........................ 31 4 1 131 15 187 898 11 111 53 536 38 637 91 976

26 Paper and allied products 23 .................... – – 1 076 20 911 908 14 030 85 942 58 390 144 224

27 Printing and publishing 151 ...................... 64 17 5 857 117 205 4 785 86 016 403 064 267 302 668 968

28 Chemicals and allied products 114 ................ 7 – 20 123 673 450 12 199 314 570 10 977 589 2 628 026 13 682 598

29 Petroleum and coal products 16 ................. –– f D e D D D D

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 38 ... 1 – 1 943 34 262 1 499 24 858 158 301 93 916 253 163 31 Leather and leather products 11 ................. D– g D g D D D D

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 85 ............... 18 2 2 900 60 211 2 297 44 742 321 618 93 332 413 667 33 Primary metal industries 21 ..................... D– f D f D D D D 34 Fabricated metal products 130 ................... 44 7 3 695 54 829 3 051 38 472 215 399 138 769 357 734

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 42 ........... DD f D f D D D D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 48 ........ 4 1 12 768 253 741 10 704 179 043 1 862 657 726 848 2 591 615

37 Transportation equipment 23 .................... DD f D f D D D D

38 Instruments and related products 30 ............. 1 – 2 512 58 401 1 800 29 411 547 721 212 348 758 083

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 40 ........ 14 3 718 11 175 543 6 764 39 344 23 318 62 004

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Table 4. Production Workers for Establishments by Major Group for Metropolitan Areas:

Selected Pay Periods in 1997

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and metropolitan area

Production workers for pay period including the 12th ofm

Average for

the year

(number)

March

(number)

May

(number)

August

(number)

November

(number)

Puerto Rico 126 580 ....................................... 125 288 126 811 126 368 127 045

20 Food and kindred products 12 534 ................................... 12 851 12 655 12 150 12 397

21 Tobacco products........................................... g ggg g

22 Textile mill products 2 372 ......................................... 2 492 2 505 2 440 2 044

23 Apparel and other textile products 19 816 ............................. 20 479 20 043 19 457 19 178

24 Lumber and wood products g .................................. ggg g

25 Furniture and fixtures 2 010 ........................................ 1 908 2 014 2 029 2 025

26 Paper and allied products 1 849 .................................... 1 792 1 855 1 888 1 839

27 Printing and publishing 5 315 ...................................... 4 987 5 375 5 400 5 423

28 Chemicals and allied products 24 428 ................................ 23 616 24 335 24 580 25 098

29 Petroleum and coal products 944 ................................. 965 921 971 915

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 3 846 ................... 3 749 3 821 3 878 3 893

31 Leather and leather products 5 077 ................................. 5 094 5 119 4 996 5 085

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 4 213 ............................... 4 155 4 166 4 209 4 252

33 Primary metal industries 585 ..................................... 556 593 589 597

34 Fabricated metal products 4 927 ................................... 4 794 4 887 4 943 5 009

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 3 208 ........................... 3 161 3 177 3 232 3 228

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 20 619 ........................ 19 911 20 582 20 813 21 123

37 Transportation equipment 1 143 .................................... 1 139 1 080 1 199 1 148

38 Instruments and related products 9 642 ............................. 9 621 9 635 9 605 9 686

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 1 713 ........................ 1 703 1 741 1 685 1 709

Aguadilla MSA 7 662 ....................................... 7 044 7 807 7 915 7 845

20 Food and kindred products 378 ................................... 369 383 381 377 21 Tobacco products........................................... – ––– – 22 Textile mill products – ......................................... ––– – 23 Apparel and other textile products 633 ............................. 626 652 623 626 24 Lumber and wood products 11 .................................. 11 11 11 11

25 Furniture and fixtures 329 ........................................ 306 337 334 331 26 Paper and allied products – .................................... ––– – 27 Printing and publishing 24 ...................................... 21 26 21 25 28 Chemicals and allied products 459 ................................ 488 497 476 376 29 Petroleum and coal products c ................................. ccc c

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 80 ................... 79 87 77 76 31 Leather and leather products f ................................. fff f 32 Stone, clay, and glass products 80 ............................... 79 79 85 75 33 Primary metal industries – ..................................... ––– – 34 Fabricated metal products 49 ................................... 38 52 51 50

35 Industrial machinery and equipment g ........................... ggg g

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 2 813 ........................ 2 319 2 973 2 977 2 977 37 Transportation equipment – .................................... ––– – 38 Instruments and related products c ............................. ccc c 39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries e ........................ eee e

Mayagüez MSA 17 118 ...................................... 17 660 17 237 16 826 16 684

20 Food and kindred products 3 813 ................................... 4 201 3 919 3 450 3 670 21 Tobacco products........................................... – ––– – 22 Textile mill products – ......................................... ––– – 23 Apparel and other textile products 3 698 ............................. 3 848 3 727 3 756 3 449 24 Lumber and wood products 101 .................................. 104 102 98 103

25 Furniture and fixtures 63 ........................................ 65 65 60 58 26 Paper and allied products b .................................... abb b 27 Printing and publishing 130 ...................................... 126 122 133 133 28 Chemicals and allied products 1 422 ................................ 1 430 1 417 1 443 1 394 29 Petroleum and coal products b ................................. bbb b

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products b ................... bbb b 31 Leather and leather products – ................................. ––– – 32 Stone, clay, and glass products 686 ............................... 657 701 689 687 33 Primary metal industries – ..................................... ––– – 34 Fabricated metal products 330 ................................... 358 349 323 287

35 Industrial machinery and equipment c ........................... ccc c 36 Electronic and other electric equipment g ........................ ggg g

37 Transportation equipment b .................................... bbb b 38 Instruments and related products 4 520 ............................. 4 563 4 547 4 499 4 469 39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries c ........................ ccc c

Ponce MSA 7 218 .......................................... 7 213 7 133 7 219 7 250

20 Food and kindred products 607 ................................... 623 583 608 606

21 Tobacco products........................................... – ––– –

22 Textile mill products b ......................................... bbb b

23 Apparel and other textile products 1 129 ............................. 1 124 1 134 1 120 1 135

24 Lumber and wood products 41 .................................. 40 42 39 38

25 Furniture and fixtures 70 ........................................ 58 75 74 69

26 Paper and allied products c .................................... ccc c

27 Printing and publishing 97 ...................................... 97 97 97 98

28 Chemicals and allied products e ................................ eee e

29 Petroleum and coal products b ................................. bbb b

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products b ................... bbb b

31 Leather and leather products – ................................. ––– –

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 745 ............................... 707 723 760 781

33 Primary metal industries – ..................................... ––– – 34 Fabricated metal products 268 ................................... 257 255 271 278

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 60 ........................... 57 58 59 63 36 Electronic and other electric equipment 1 454 ........................ 1 407 1 393 1 500 1 512 37 Transportation equipment 379 .................................... 407 350 387 369 38 Instruments and related products 1 517 ............................. 1 616 1 552 1 456 1 441 39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries c ........................ ccc c

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Table 4. Production Workers for Establishments by Major Group for Metropolitan Areas:

Selected Pay Periods in 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and metropolitan area

Production workers for pay period including the 12th ofm

Average for

the year

(number)

March

(number)

May

(number)

August

(number)

November

(number)

San Juan~Caguas~Arecibo CMSA 75 390 ..................... 74 469 75 148 75 155 76 205

20 Food and kindred products 6 446 ................................... 6 366 6 485 6 448 6 422 21 Tobacco products........................................... g ggg g

22 Textile mill products f ......................................... fff f 23 Apparel and other textile products 11 224 ............................. 11 711 11 401 10 815 10 907 24 Lumber and wood products 882 .................................. 861 872 886 881

25 Furniture and fixtures 1 508 ........................................ 1 441 1 498 1 522 1 529 26 Paper and allied products 1 553 .................................... 1 515 1 541 1 591 1 543 27 Printing and publishing 5 027 ...................................... 4 716 5 086 5 106 5 134 28 Chemicals and allied products 16 887 ................................ 16 293 16 705 17 053 17 426 29 Petroleum and coal products 460 ................................. 484 463 457 439

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 2 814 ................... 2 760 2 785 2 832 2 842 31 Leather and leather products 2 484 ................................. 2 513 2 539 2 396 2 478 32 Stone, clay, and glass products 2 529 ............................... 2 544 2 493 2 506 2 531

33 Primary metal industries f ..................................... fff f 34 Fabricated metal products 3 814 ................................... 3 674 3 767 3 838 3 928

35 Industrial machinery and equipment g ........................... ggg g

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 12 131 ........................ 12 152 11 955 12 050 12 340 37 Transportation equipment 684 .................................... 657 645 728 704 38 Instruments and related products 2 750 ............................. 2 633 2 678 2 792 2 879 39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 750 ........................ 715 766 743 763

Arecibo PMSA 5 154 ......................................... 5 105 5 060 5 248 5 174

20 Food and kindred products 436 ................................... 446 432 433 431

21 Tobacco products........................................... – ––– –

22 Textile mill products e ......................................... eee e

23 Apparel and other textile products 111 ............................. 103 117 106 115

24 Lumber and wood products a .................................. aaa a

25 Furniture and fixtures 33 ........................................ 33 33 33 32

26 Paper and allied products e .................................... eee e

27 Printing and publishing 13 ...................................... 12 13 13 13

28 Chemicals and allied products f ................................ fff f

29 Petroleum and coal products a ................................. baa a

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products f ................... fff f

31 Leather and leather products g ................................. ggg g

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 86 ............................... 91 82 82 81

33 Primary metal industries a ..................................... aaa a

34 Fabricated metal products 116 ................................... 119 116 115 111

35 Industrial machinery and equipment e ........................... eee e

36 Electronic and other electric equipment f ........................ eff f

37 Transportation equipment b .................................... bbb b

38 Instruments and related products – ............................. ––– –

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries b ........................ bbb b

Caguas PMSA 13 024 ......................................... 12 917 12 876 12 945 13 258

20 Food and kindred products 1 002 ................................... 999 1 015 1 002 984

21 Tobacco products........................................... f fff f

22 Textile mill products a ......................................... aaa a

23 Apparel and other textile products 2 441 ............................. 2 637 2 485 2 302 2 332

24 Lumber and wood products b .................................. bbb b

25 Furniture and fixtures 577 ........................................ 520 573 584 617 26 Paper and allied products e .................................... eee e 27 Printing and publishing 229 ...................................... 220 223 223 240 28 Chemicals and allied products h ................................ hhh h 29 Petroleum and coal products – ................................. ––– –

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products f ................... fff f 31 Leather and leather products c ................................. ccc c 32 Stone, clay, and glass products 146 ............................... 144 137 147 154 33 Primary metal industries – ..................................... ––– – 34 Fabricated metal products 647 ................................... 611 632 657 682

35 Industrial machinery and equipment b ........................... bbb b 36 Electronic and other electric equipment f ........................ fff f 37 Transportation equipment a .................................... aaa a 38 Instruments and related products 950 ............................. 894 912 979 1 007 39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries c ........................ ccc c

San Juan~Bayamón PMSA 57 212 .............................. 56 447 57 212 56 962 57 773

20 Food and kindred products 5 008 ................................... 4 921 5 038 5 013 5 007

21 Tobacco products........................................... e eee e

22 Textile mill products e ......................................... eee e

23 Apparel and other textile products 8 672 ............................. 8 971 8 799 8 407 8 460

24 Lumber and wood products f .................................. fff f

25 Furniture and fixtures 898 ........................................ 888 892 905 880

26 Paper and allied products 908 .................................... 894 902 932 891

27 Printing and publishing 4 785 ...................................... 4 484 4 850 4 870 4 881

28 Chemicals and allied products 12 199 ................................ 11 747 12 156 12 247 12 593

29 Petroleum and coal products e ................................. eee e

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 1 499 ................... 1 404 1 497 1 528 1 540

31 Leather and leather products g ................................. ggg g

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 2 297 ............................... 2 309 2 274 2 277 2 296

33 Primary metal industries f ..................................... fff f

34 Fabricated metal products 3 051 ................................... 2 944 3 019 3 066 3 135

35 Industrial machinery and equipment f ........................... fff f 36 Electronic and other electric equipment 10 704 ........................ 10 802 10 607 10 573 10 808 37 Transportation equipment f .................................... fff f 38 Instruments and related products 1 800 ............................. 1 739 1 766 1 813 1 872 39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 543 ........................ 510 559 536 554

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 5. Value of Inventories for Establishments by Major Group for Metropolitan Areas: End

of 1996 and 1997

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and metropolitan area

End of 1996 End of 1997

Total

inventories

($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Material,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

Total

inventories

($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Material,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

Puerto Rico 4 366 760 .......................... 1 081 643 1 070 701 2 214 416 4 293 533 951 909 1 094 298 2 247 326

20 Food and kindred products 595 279 ...................... 186 905 61 926 346 448 562 873 188 268 62 540 312 065

21 Tobacco products D .............................. DD D DDD D

22 Textile mill products 13 392 ............................ 3 275 3 931 6 186 10 118 1 686 2 913 5 519

23 Apparel and other textile products 225 622 ................ 57 884 51 433 116 305 219 406 57 646 54 647 107 113

24 Lumber and wood products D ..................... DD D DDD D

25 Furniture and fixtures 28 422 ........................... 7 781 4 304 16 337 31 504 8 352 4 541 18 611

26 Paper and allied products 34 188 ....................... 7 495 3 548 23 145 32 161 7 750 3 041 21 370

27 Printing and publishing 53 393 ......................... 11 598 7 185 34 610 58 055 12 175 7 981 37 899

28 Chemicals and allied products 1 875 917 ................... 552 012 659 864 664 041 1 875 560 422 442 682 727 770 391

29 Petroleum and coal products 218 566 .................... 30 895 5 262 182 409 194 140 40 515 3 200 150 425

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 56 446 ...... 18 204 6 387 31 855 55 484 17 813 6 561 31 110

31 Leather and leather products 42 780 .................... 4 652 11 024 27 104 47 569 3 119 10 180 34 270

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 76 164 .................. 12 579 11 052 52 533 81 515 12 971 10 062 58 482

33 Primary metal industries 19 442 ........................ 6 939 1 688 10 815 25 322 9 076 2 080 14 166

34 Fabricated metal products 123 792 ...................... 23 045 14 614 86 133 116 701 21 834 11 373 83 494

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 184 704 .............. 32 099 13 641 138 964 181 217 20 643 12 280 148 294

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 476 391 ........... 68 205 126 767 281 419 450 817 67 490 134 764 248 563

37 Transportation equipment 28 182 ....................... 3 212 2 495 22 475 21 709 1 941 2 002 17 766

38 Instruments and related products 227 717 ................ 46 591 72 961 108 165 228 847 49 038 70 911 108 898

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 52 767 ........... 5 410 10 095 37 262 52 932 6 655 9 982 36 295

Aguadilla MSA 254 620 .......................... 41 560 34 225 178 835 261 037 34 368 39 909 186 760

20 Food and kindred products 7 007 ...................... 2 226 788 3 993 6 601 2 516 726 3 359

21 Tobacco products – .............................. –– – ––– –

22 Textile mill products – ............................ –– – ––– –

23 Apparel and other textile products 2 657 ................ 380 688 1 589 2 717 461 861 1 395

24 Lumber and wood products 55 ..................... 15 6 34 54 15 5 34

25 Furniture and fixtures 3 550 ........................... 838 633 2 079 4 095 866 657 2 572

26 Paper and allied products – ....................... –– – ––– –

27 Printing and publishing 35 ......................... 3 2 30 335 3 2 330

28 Chemicals and allied products 19 775 ................... 3 954 6 216 9 605 19 761 3 027 6 033 10 701

29 Petroleum and coal products D .................... ––DD–– D

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 430 ...... 158 23 249 532 101 30 401

31 Leather and leather products D .................... DD D DDD D

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 929 .................. 317 81 531 994 251 116 627

33 Primary metal industries – ........................ –– – ––– –

34 Fabricated metal products 709 ...................... 135 51 523 1 288 173 39 1 076

35 Industrial machinery and equipment D .............. DD D DDD D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 66 509 ........... 11 114 14 041 41 354 68 991 12 333 20 897 35 761

37 Transportation equipment – ....................... –– – ––– –

38 Instruments and related products D ................ DD D DDD D

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries D ........... DD D DDD D

Mayagüez MSA 385 406 ......................... 92 429 119 620 173 357 364 460 78 676 105 207 180 577

20 Food and kindred products 51 698 ...................... 24 527 912 26 259 64 299 25 421 747 38 131

21 Tobacco products – .............................. –– – ––– –

22 Textile mill products – ............................ –– – ––– –

23 Apparel and other textile products 32 536 ................ 7 572 7 470 17 494 34 252 6 838 10 333 17 081

24 Lumber and wood products 538 ..................... 195 74 269 541 207 60 274

25 Furniture and fixtures 446 ........................... 63 147 236 342 91 85 166

26 Paper and allied products D ....................... DD D DDD D

27 Printing and publishing 1 106 ......................... 210 174 722 422 105 60 257

28 Chemicals and allied products 136 527 ................... 28 482 58 886 49 159 96 349 10 355 43 563 42 431

29 Petroleum and coal products D .................... DD D DDD D

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products D ...... DD D DDD D

31 Leather and leather products – .................... –– – ––– –

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 4 072 .................. 617 556 2 899 3 626 559 545 2 522

33 Primary metal industries – ........................ –– – ––– –

34 Fabricated metal products 21 404 ...................... 838 5 588 14 978 18 022 799 3 226 13 997

35 Industrial machinery and equipment D .............. DD D DDD D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment D ........... DD D DDD D

37 Transportation equipment D ....................... DD D DDD D

38 Instruments and related products 98 760 ................ 25 072 33 239 40 449 99 110 28 860 29 819 40 431

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries D ........... DD D DDD D

Ponce MSA 203 139 ............................. 39 069 40 575 123 495 182 706 43 236 35 691 103 779

20 Food and kindred products 28 393 ...................... 14 071 3 824 10 498 28 846 15 583 5 502 7 761 21 Tobacco products – .............................. –– – ––– – 22 Textile mill products D ............................ DD D DDD D 23 Apparel and other textile products 8 919 ................ 5 788 1 037 2 094 7 747 5 132 830 1 785 24 Lumber and wood products 255 ..................... 90 42 123 220 51 50 119

25 Furniture and fixtures 725 ........................... 152 132 441 803 165 140 498 26 Paper and allied products D ....................... DD D DDD D 27 Printing and publishing 735 ......................... 174 138 423 757 162 116 479 28 Chemicals and allied products D ................... DD D DDD D 29 Petroleum and coal products D .................... DD D DDD D

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products D ...... DD D DDD D 31 Leather and leather products – .................... –– – ––– – 32 Stone, clay, and glass products 30 848 .................. 1 973 4 355 24 520 30 169 1 612 2 862 25 695 33 Primary metal industries – ........................ –– – ––– – 34 Fabricated metal products 3 127 ...................... 472 344 2 311 3 335 452 536 2 347

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 576 .............. 83 164 329 670 89 167 414

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 60 109 ........... 3 672 18 441 37 996 46 225 9 219 13 913 23 093

37 Transportation equipment 8 543 ....................... 340 1 522 6 681 7 264 265 1 415 5 584

38 Instruments and related products 33 506 ................ 4 567 7 692 21 247 25 994 1 780 7 420 16 794

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries D ........... DD D DDD D

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U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 5. Value of Inventories for Establishments by Major Group for Metropolitan Areas: End

of 1996 and 1997mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and metropolitan area

End of 1996 End of 1997

Total

inventories

($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Material,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

Total

inventories

($1,000)

Finished

products

($1,000)

Work in

process

($1,000)

Material,

supplies, etc.

($1,000)

San Juan~Caguas~Arecibo CMSA 3 114 728 ........ 818 724 755 695 1 540 309 3 039 703 713 170 776 015 1 550 518

20 Food and kindred products 491 634 ...................... 143 353 50 476 297 805 446 936 141 707 50 232 254 997

21 Tobacco products D .............................. DD D DDD D

22 Textile mill products D ............................ DD D DDD D

23 Apparel and other textile products 150 593 ................ 32 848 34 864 82 881 145 705 35 375 34 603 75 727

24 Lumber and wood products 10 626 ..................... 1 834 1 479 7 313 10 987 1 679 1 695 7 613

25 Furniture and fixtures 23 547 ........................... 6 692 3 361 13 494 26 084 7 191 3 625 15 268

26 Paper and allied products 23 971 ....................... 5 367 2 489 16 115 22 428 5 782 2 093 14 553

27 Printing and publishing 51 301 ......................... 11 167 6 837 33 297 56 326 11 864 7 760 36 702

28 Chemicals and allied products 1 521 510 ................... 481 365 526 348 513 797 1 533 321 376 239 543 771 613 311

29 Petroleum and coal products 165 531 .................... 11 079 748 153 704 131 876 17 154 718 114 004

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 42 060 ...... 13 589 4 602 23 869 41 224 12 995 4 413 23 816

31 Leather and leather products 17 847 .................... 1 237 4 470 12 140 19 029 1 170 3 385 14 474

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 39 003 .................. 9 389 5 760 23 854 45 217 10 214 6 245 28 758

33 Primary metal industries D ........................ DD D DDD D

34 Fabricated metal products 90 264 ...................... 17 373 8 340 64 551 84 891 15 417 7 165 62 309

35 Industrial machinery and equipment D .............. DD D DDD D 36 Electronic and other electric equipment 282 682 ........... 46 036 67 611 169 035 255 825 39 479 71 519 144 827 37 Transportation equipment 17 708 ....................... 2 206 743 14 759 13 616 1 428 467 11 721 38 Instruments and related products 76 538 ................ 13 127 26 189 37 222 83 740 14 867 26 952 41 921 39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 29 276 ........... 4 672 1 130 23 474 30 876 5 822 1 512 23 542

Arecibo PMSA 177 395 ............................ 65 334 42 665 69 396 172 965 58 615 46 739 67 611

20 Food and kindred products 11 853 ...................... 4 321 269 7 263 9 208 2 888 203 6 117

21 Tobacco products – .............................. –– – ––– –

22 Textile mill products D ............................ DD D DDD D

23 Apparel and other textile products 1 386 ................ 280 442 664 1 330 294 411 625

24 Lumber and wood products – ..................... –– – ––– –

25 Furniture and fixtures 226 ........................... 67 45 114 251 71 51 129

26 Paper and allied products D ....................... DD D DDD D

27 Printing and publishing 96 ......................... 24 12 60 96 24 12 60

28 Chemicals and allied products D ................... DD D DDD D

29 Petroleum and coal products D .................... DD D DDD D

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products D ...... DD D DDD D

31 Leather and leather products D .................... DD D DDD D

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 336 .................. 46 56 234 312 48 52 212

33 Primary metal industries D ........................ DD D DDD D

34 Fabricated metal products 2 737 ...................... 672 199 1 866 2 576 409 338 1 829

35 Industrial machinery and equipment D .............. DD D DDD D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment D ........... DD D DDD D

37 Transportation equipment D ....................... D – D DD – D

38 Instruments and related products – ................ –– – ––– –

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries D ........... DD D DDD D

Caguas PMSA 736 911 ............................ 207 087 152 803 377 021 714 353 205 182 142 754 366 417

20 Food and kindred products 285 320 ...................... 83 375 23 315 178 630 252 765 82 902 23 267 146 596

21 Tobacco products D .............................. DD D D –D D

22 Textile mill products D ............................ DD D DDD D

23 Apparel and other textile products 27 517 ................ 4 430 8 700 14 387 24 060 4 984 4 833 14 243

24 Lumber and wood products D ..................... DD D DDD D

25 Furniture and fixtures 9 422 ........................... 3 556 975 4 891 11 032 3 996 1 091 5 945

26 Paper and allied products D ....................... DD D DDD D

27 Printing and publishing 2 969 ......................... 452 327 2 190 3 387 521 480 2 386

28 Chemicals and allied products D ................... DD D DDD D

29 Petroleum and coal products – .................... –– – ––– –

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products D ...... DD D DDD D

31 Leather and leather products D .................... DD D DDD D

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 1 650 .................. 416 400 834 1 718 468 377 873

33 Primary metal industries – ........................ –– – ––– –

34 Fabricated metal products 8 970 ...................... 1 037 692 7 241 12 202 1 515 773 9 914

35 Industrial machinery and equipment D .............. DD D DDD D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment D ........... DD D DDD D

37 Transportation equipment D ....................... DD D DDD D

38 Instruments and related products 26 656 ................ 4 942 8 489 13 225 25 877 5 790 8 158 11 929

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries D ........... DD D DDD D

San Juan~Bayamón PMSA 2 200 422 ................. 546 303 560 227 1 093 892 2 152 385 449 373 586 522 1 116 490

20 Food and kindred products 194 461 ...................... 55 657 26 892 111 912 184 963 55 917 26 762 102 284

21 Tobacco products D .............................. DD D DDD D

22 Textile mill products D ............................ DD D DDD D

23 Apparel and other textile products 121 690 ................ 28 138 25 722 67 830 120 315 30 097 29 359 60 859

24 Lumber and wood products D ..................... DD D DDD D

25 Furniture and fixtures 13 899 ........................... 3 069 2 341 8 489 14 801 3 124 2 483 9 194

26 Paper and allied products 17 524 ....................... 4 480 1 875 11 169 16 834 4 800 1 663 10 371

27 Printing and publishing 48 236 ......................... 10 691 6 498 31 047 52 843 11 319 7 268 34 256

28 Chemicals and allied products 1 076 503 ................... 326 449 385 144 364 910 1 092 734 229 639 404 971 458 124

29 Petroleum and coal products D .................... DD D DDD D

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 26 361 ...... 9 445 2 570 14 346 26 441 8 658 2 411 15 372

31 Leather and leather products D .................... DD D DDD D

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 37 017 .................. 8 927 5 304 22 786 43 187 9 698 5 816 27 673

33 Primary metal industries D ........................ DD D DDD D

34 Fabricated metal products 78 557 ...................... 15 664 7 449 55 444 70 113 13 493 6 054 50 566

35 Industrial machinery and equipment D .............. DD D DDD D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 264 186 ........... 42 927 64 917 156 342 238 594 37 379 68 355 132 860

37 Transportation equipment D ....................... DD D DDD D

38 Instruments and related products 49 882 ................ 8 185 17 700 23 997 57 863 9 077 18 794 29 992

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 13 559 ........... 616 842 12 101 13 535 889 1 227 11 419

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Table 6. Expenditures for Plant and Equipment for Metropolitan Areas by Major Group:

1997

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and metropolitan area

New buildings and machinery

Total

($1,000)

Building and

other structures

($1,000)

Machinery and

equipment

($1,000)

Used buildings

and machinery

($1,000)

Puerto Rico ................................................ 1 046 153 197 012 580 693 268 448

20 Food and kindred products 101 148 ............................................ 21 667 65 305 14 176

21 Tobacco products.................................................... D DD D

22 Textile mill products .................................................. 6 639 91 6 477 71

23 Apparel and other textile products 14 940 ...................................... 707 10 088 4 145

24 Lumber and wood products ........................................... D DD D

25 Furniture and fixtures................................................. 1 395 345 831 219

26 Paper and allied products ............................................. 4 223 523 2 428 1 272

27 Printing and publishing ............................................... 27 054 901 18 850 7 303

28 Chemicals and allied products 559 462 ......................................... 126 998 238 306 194 158

29 Petroleum and coal products 15 878 .......................................... 447 11 599 3 832

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 21 017 ............................ 2 962 15 184 2 871

31 Leather and leather products 2 821 .......................................... 146 2 660 15

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 51 729 ........................................ 5 824 35 328 10 577

33 Primary metal industries .............................................. 3 749 85 774 2 890

34 Fabricated metal products ............................................ 17 724 4 173 10 578 2 973

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 13 382 .................................... 9 805 3 088 489

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 133 902 ................................. 18 503 96 273 19 126

37 Transportation equipment............................................. 1 752 87 1 665 –

38 Instruments and related products 41 799 ...................................... 1 575 37 661 2 563

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 3 883 ................................. 362 3 238 283

Aguadilla MSA................................................ 43 300 10 351 14 916 18 033

20 Food and kindred products............................................ 1 298 102 1 111 85

21 Tobacco products.................................................... – –– –

22 Textile mill products .................................................. – –– –

23 Apparel and other textile products 232 ...................................... – 232 –

24 Lumber and wood products ........................................... 13 13 9

25 Furniture and fixtures................................................. 93 – 93 –

26 Paper and allied products ............................................. – –– –

27 Printing and publishing ............................................... 8 –– 8

28 Chemicals and allied products 7 796 ......................................... 582 1 693 5 521

29 Petroleum and coal products .......................................... D –D –

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 152 ............................ 25 75 52

31 Leather and leather products .......................................... D –D –

32 Stone, clay, and glass products........................................ 96 21 11 64

33 Primary metal industries .............................................. – –– –

34 Fabricated metal products ............................................ 739 367 45 327

35 Industrial machinery and equipment D .................................... DD –

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 19 695 ................................. – 7 730 11 965

37 Transportation equipment............................................. – –– –

38 Instruments and related products ...................................... – –– –

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries D ................................. DD D

Mayagüez MSA ............................................... 63 560 8 484 39 937 15 139

20 Food and kindred products............................................ 10 561 4 100 404 6 057

21 Tobacco products.................................................... – –– –

22 Textile mill products .................................................. – –– –

23 Apparel and other textile products 2 729 ...................................... 264 2 213 252

24 Lumber and wood products ........................................... 403 13 38 352

25 Furniture and fixtures................................................. – –– –

26 Paper and allied products ............................................. – –– –

27 Printing and publishing ............................................... 178 8 148 22

28 Chemicals and allied products 19 560 ......................................... 2 483 9 181 7 896

29 Petroleum and coal products .......................................... – –– –

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products – ............................ –– –

31 Leather and leather products .......................................... – –– –

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 6 876 ........................................ 30 6 844 2

33 Primary metal industries .............................................. – –– –

34 Fabricated metal products ............................................ 1 127 500 153 474

35 Industrial machinery and equipment D .................................... –D –

36 Electronic and other electric equipment D ................................. DD –

37 Transportation equipment............................................. – –– –

38 Instruments and related products 7 263 ...................................... 584 6 673 6

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries D ................................. DD D

Ponce MSA................................................... 51 342 14 045 33 705 3 592

20 Food and kindred products............................................ 2 068 35 1 673 360 21 Tobacco products.................................................... – –– – 22 Textile mill products .................................................. D –D – 23 Apparel and other textile products 555 ...................................... – 555 – 24 Lumber and wood products ........................................... 34 7 8 19

25 Furniture and fixtures................................................. – –– – 26 Paper and allied products ............................................. – –– – 27 Printing and publishing ............................................... 24 13 5 6 28 Chemicals and allied products ......................................... D DD D 29 Petroleum and coal products .......................................... D –D –

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products D ............................ DD D 31 Leather and leather products .......................................... – –– – 32 Stone, clay, and glass products 14 860 ........................................ 642 11 939 2 279 33 Primary metal industries .............................................. – –– – 34 Fabricated metal products ............................................ 581 29 295 257

35 Industrial machinery and equipment 236 .................................... 5 10 221

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 16 108 ................................. 7 500 8 608 –

37 Transportation equipment............................................. 451 76 375 –

38 Instruments and related products 9 356 ...................................... 385 8 904 67

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries D ................................. –D –

158 AREA STATISTICSmPUERTO RICO 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census Mar. 15, 2000
Table 6. Expenditures for Plant and Equipment for Metropolitan Areas by Major Group:

1997mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see Appendix A]

SIC

code Major group and metropolitan area

New buildings and machinery

Total

($1,000)

Building and

other structures

($1,000)

Machinery and

equipment

($1,000)

Used buildings

and machinery

($1,000)

San Juan~Caguas~Arecibo CMSA 768 148 .............................. 152 619 426 842 188 687

20 Food and kindred products............................................ 85 218 17 350 60 880 6 988

21 Tobacco products.................................................... D DD D

22 Textile mill products .................................................. D DD D

23 Apparel and other textile products 10 131 ...................................... 365 5 952 3 814

24 Lumber and wood products ........................................... 2 307 702 935 670

25 Furniture and fixtures................................................. 986 334 438 214

26 Paper and allied products ............................................. 4 037 482 2 346 1 209

27 Printing and publishing ............................................... 26 708 880 18 564 7 264

28 Chemicals and allied products 440 334 ......................................... 111 129 185 406 143 799

29 Petroleum and coal products 13 652 .......................................... 320 9 577 3 755

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 16 406 ............................ 1 319 12 882 2 205

31 Leather and leather products 1 482 .......................................... 137 1 330 15

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 29 335 ........................................ 5 043 16 067 8 225

33 Primary metal industries .............................................. D DD D

34 Fabricated metal products ............................................ 14 292 3 251 9 544 1 497

35 Industrial machinery and equipment D .................................... DD D 36 Electronic and other electric equipment 73 067 ................................. 9 371 60 610 3 086 37 Transportation equipment............................................. 1 295 9 1 286 – 38 Instruments and related products 20 917 ...................................... 263 18 307 2 347 39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 2 057 ................................. 350 1 670 37

Arecibo PMSA.................................................. 40 698 18 714 17 044 4 940

20 Food and kindred products............................................ 1 063 325 738 –

21 Tobacco products.................................................... – –– –

22 Textile mill products .................................................. D –D D

23 Apparel and other textile products 171 ...................................... 95 76 –

24 Lumber and wood products ........................................... – –– –

25 Furniture and fixtures................................................. – –– –

26 Paper and allied products ............................................. D –D D

27 Printing and publishing ............................................... 45 – 34 11

28 Chemicals and allied products ......................................... D DD D

29 Petroleum and coal products .......................................... D DD –

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products D ............................ DD D

31 Leather and leather products .......................................... D –D D

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 776 ........................................ 125 651 –

33 Primary metal industries .............................................. D –D –

34 Fabricated metal products ............................................ 2 134 25 2 104 5

35 Industrial machinery and equipment D .................................... D– –

36 Electronic and other electric equipment D ................................. DD D

37 Transportation equipment............................................. – –– –

38 Instruments and related products ...................................... – –– –

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries D ................................. –D –

Caguas PMSA .................................................. 119 351 26 177 80 513 12 661

20 Food and kindred products............................................ 28 221 333 25 525 2 363

21 Tobacco products.................................................... D DD D

22 Textile mill products .................................................. – –– –

23 Apparel and other textile products 1 090 ...................................... 34 956 100

24 Lumber and wood products ........................................... D DD D

25 Furniture and fixtures................................................. 146 44 84 18

26 Paper and allied products ............................................. D –D D

27 Printing and publishing ............................................... 1 531 3 1 462 66

28 Chemicals and allied products ......................................... D DD D

29 Petroleum and coal products .......................................... – –– –

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products D ............................ DD D

31 Leather and leather products .......................................... D –D –

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 115 ........................................ 42 73 –

33 Primary metal industries .............................................. – –– –

34 Fabricated metal products ............................................ 4 399 877 3 388 134

35 Industrial machinery and equipment D .................................... DD D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment D ................................. DD –

37 Transportation equipment............................................. – –– –

38 Instruments and related products 3 647 ...................................... 3 3 010 634

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries D ................................. DD D

San Juan~Bayamón PMSA 608 099 ....................................... 107 728 329 285 171 086

20 Food and kindred products............................................ 55 934 16 692 34 617 4 625

21 Tobacco products.................................................... D DD –

22 Textile mill products .................................................. D DD D

23 Apparel and other textile products 8 870 ...................................... 236 4 920 3 714

24 Lumber and wood products ........................................... D DD D

25 Furniture and fixtures................................................. 840 290 354 196

26 Paper and allied products ............................................. 2 466 482 1 702 282

27 Printing and publishing ............................................... 25 132 877 17 068 7 187

28 Chemicals and allied products 342 308 ......................................... 71 358 137 849 133 101

29 Petroleum and coal products .......................................... D DD D

30 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 6 810 ............................ 473 6 060 277

31 Leather and leather products .......................................... D DD –

32 Stone, clay, and glass products 28 444 ........................................ 4 876 15 343 8 225

33 Primary metal industries .............................................. D DD D

34 Fabricated metal products ............................................ 7 759 2 349 4 052 1 358

35 Industrial machinery and equipment D .................................... DD D

36 Electronic and other electric equipment 68 462 ................................. 7 717 57 795 2 950

37 Transportation equipment............................................. D DD –

38 Instruments and related products 17 270 ...................................... 260 15 297 1 713

39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 1 294 ................................. 158 1 136 –

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Appendix A.

Explanation of Terms

Apéndice A.

Explicación de los Términos

Number of establishments. Includes all establishments in operation at any time during the year. It covers all full- and part-year operations. An establishment

is not necessarily identical with a company or enterprise, which may consist of one or more establishments. Census figures represent a summary of reports

for individual establishments rather than companies.

Número de establecimientos. Comprende todos los establecimientos

que estuvieron activos durante cualquier período del año. Cubre todas

las operaciones que duraron el año entero al igual que aquellas que

duraron parte del año. Un establecimiento no es necesariamente idéntico

a una compañía o empresa, la cual podría tener uno o más

establecimientos. Las estadísticas del censo representan un resumen

de los informes individuales de cada establecimiento y no de las

compañías.

Annual payroll. Payroll includes all forms of compensation, such as salaries, wages, commissions,

bonuses, vacation allowances, sick-leave pay, and

value of payments-in-kind (e.g., free meals and lodging) paid during the year to all employees. For corporations, it includes amounts paid to officers and

executives; for unincorporated businesses, it does

not include profit or other compensation of proprietors and partners. Payroll is reported before deductions for social security, income tax, insurance, union

dues, and other withholdings. This definition of payroll is the same as that used by the Internal Revenue

Service (IRS) for form 941PR.

Nómina. La nómina incluye todo tipo de compensación, como por

ejemplo, salarios, sueldos, comisiones, bonificaciones, pagos por

vacaciones, enfermedad y el equivalente en efectivo de pagos en

especie (tales como comidas gratuitas y alojamiento), pagadas durante

el año a todos los empleados. Para las corporaciones, la nómina incluye

las cantidades pagadas a los oficiales y ejecutivos. Si el establecimiento

no es una corporación, la nómina excluye los beneficios y

compensaciones pagadas a los propietarios y socios. La cantidad

de la nómina de sueldos se declara sin restar los pagos por seguro

social, contribuciones sobre ingresos, primas de seguro, cuotas de

sindicatos y otros ajustes. La definición de nómina que se presenta

es la misma que empleó el Servicio de Rentas Internas (IRS) en el

formulario 941PR.

First-quarter payroll. This item consists of payroll,

as defined above, paid to persons employed at any

time during the quarter from January to March 1997.

Nómina del primer trimestre. Esta cifra consta de la nómina, según

se define anteriormente, pagada a personas empleadas en cualquier

momento durante el trimestre de enero a marzo de 1997.

Paid employees. Paid employees consist of the number of employees (both full- and part-time), including salaried officers and executives of corporations,

who were on the payroll in the pay periods specified

below. Included are employees on paid sick leave,

paid holidays, and paid vacations; not included are

proprietors and partners of unincorporated businesses.

This definition of paid employees is the same as that

used on IRS form 941PR. Manufacturing employment

is divided into the categories described below.

Empleados. Comprende el número de empleados (de jornada completa

o parcial), incluyendo oficiales asalariados y ejecutivos de corporaciones

quienes estuvieron en la nómina durante los períodos de pago

mencionados más adelante. Están incluidos aquellos empleados a

quienes se les pagaron días feriados, o los días libres tomados como

vacaciones o días de enfermedad durante esos períodos de pago;

no se incluyen los propietarios y socios de negocios no incorporados.

La definición de empleados que se presenta es la misma que empleó

el Servicio de Rentas Internas (IRS) en el formulario 941PR. El empleo

manufacturero se divide en las categorías que se presentan a

continuación.

Production workers, average number. Includes workers up through the working supervisor level engaged

in fabricating, processing, assembling, inspecting,

receiving, storing, handling, packing, warehousing,

shipping (but not delivering), maintenance, repair, janitorial and security services, product development,

auxiliary production for plant’s own use (e.g., power

plant), record keeping, and other services closely associated with production operations at the establishment. Supervisory employees above the working

supervisor level are excluded from this category but

are included in the ‘‘other employees’’ category.

Trabajadores de producción, número promedio. Esta categoría

incluye los trabajadores hasta el nivel de capataz que participan en

actividades de fabricación, elaboración, ensamblaje, inspección, recibo,

almacenaje, tramitación, empaque, expedición (pero no entrega),

mantenimiento, reparación, limpieza y seguridad, desarrollo de nuevos

productos, producción auxiliar para uso de la misma planta (por ejemplo,

planta de energía), teneduría de libros y otros servicios que están

estrechamente relacionados con las actividades de producción del

establecimiento. Se excluyen los supervisores de niveles más altos

que el de capataz, los cuales se incluyen en la categoría de ‘‘otros

empleados.’’

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The average number was obtained by summing

the number of production workers reported for the

pay periods including the 12th of March, May, August,

and November and dividing this total by 4. This

approach was designed to simplify the questionnaire

format and the reporting requirements of respondents.

The industry average of these four selected pay periods approximates very closely the average employment for the year that would be obtained by using

pay periods in all 12 months for almost all of the manufacturing industries.

El número promedio se obtuvo sumando el número de empleados

de producción declarado para los períodos de pago que incluyeron

el 12 de marzo, mayo, agosto y noviembre y dividiendo ese total entre

4. De esta forma se simplificó el formato del cuestionario y la información

exigida del respondedor. El promedio para la industria de estos cuatro

períodos de pago se asemeja al promedio de empleo anual que se

obtiene utilizando los períodos de pago en los 12 meses para casi

todas las industrias de manufactura.

Other employees. Includes employees in executive,

purchasing, accounting, personnel, professional, and

technical activities, and routine office functions reported

for the pay period including March 12, 1997. Included

also are supervisory employees above the working

supervisor level, and employees on the payroll of the

manufacturing establishment who are engaged in the

construction of major additions or alterations to the

plant, and who are utilized as a separate work force.

Otros empleados. Bajo esta categoría se incluyen ejecutivos,

compradores, contables, empleados de personal, profesionales, técnicos

y empleados administrativos que trabajaron durante el período de

pago que incluyó el 12 de marzo de 1997. También se incluyen los

supervisores sobre el nivel de capataz y aquellos empleados en la

nómina del establecimiento manufacturero, quienes trabajan en la

construcción de mejoras o modificaciones de la planta y quienes son

utilizados como una fuerza laboral aparte.

All employees. Consists of the average number of

production workers for 1997 plus the other employees for the pay period including March 12, 1997.

Total de empleados. Consiste del número promedio de los trabajadores

de producción en 1997 más los otros empleados que trabajaron durante

el período de pago que incluyó el 12 de marzo de 1997.

Proprietors and partners, working. Includes proprietors and partners of unincorporated businesses

who worked 15 hours or more during the week which

included March 12, 1997.

Propietarios y socios que trabajan. Comprende propietarios y socios

de negocios que no están incorporados quienes trabajaron 15 horas

o más durante la semana que incluyó el 12 de marzo de 1997.

Unpaid family workers. Includes all unpaid family

members who worked 15 hours or more during the

week which included March 12, 1997.

Familiares no remunerados. Comprende todos los familiares que

trabajaron sin sueldo 15 horas o más durante la semana que incluyó

el 12 de marzo de 1997.

Production-worker hours. Includes the total number of hours worked by production-workers. Production worker hours were collected for each of the four

quarters of 1997. Where employees were paid by

the piece, the establishment was asked to estimate

the hours represented by such piece work.

Horas trabajadas por los trabajadores de producción. Esta categoría

incluye el total de horas trabajadas por los trabajadores de producción.

Las horas trabajadas por los trabajadores de producción fueron

recopiladas para cada uno de los cuatro trimestres en 1997. Se le

pidió al establecimiento que, en aquellos casos en que a los empleados

se les hubiera pagado por pieza, estimaran las horas de trabajo que

hubiera requerido el trabajo por pieza.

Legal form of organization. The legal form of organization for an establishment was based on the

response to the organization status inquiry. This report

presents data for the following legal forms of organizations:

Tipo de organización jurídica. El tipo de organización jurídica del

establecimiento está basado en la respuesta a la pregunta de

organización jurídica. Esta publicación presenta datos para los siguientes

tipos de organización jurídica:

• Individual proprietorship. An unincorporated business owned by an individual.• Propietario individual. Un negocio que no está incorporado y donde

el dueño es un individuo.

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• Corporation. Business legally incorporated under

Puerto Rico or state laws. Data are presented for the

following types of corporations:

• Corporación. Negocio legalmente incorporado bajo las leyes de

Puerto Rico o de los estados. Datos se presentan para los siguientes

tipos de corporación:

• Private corporation. Business offering securities privately to a limited number of persons or

institutions and not required by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission laws to disclose

detailed financial information to the public.

• Corporación privada. Negocio que ofrece acciones privadamente

a un número limitado de personas o instituciones y que no es

requerido por las leyes de la Comisión de la Bolsa de Valores de

los EE.UU. a divulgar al público información financiera detallada.

• Public corporation. Business offering securities publicly that is required by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission laws to disclose

detailed financial information to the public.

• Corporación pública. Negocio que ofrece acciones públicamente

y que es requerido por las leyes de la Comisión de la Bolsa de

Valores de los EE.UU. a divulgar al público información financiera

detallada.

• Domestic corporation. Business incorporated

under Puerto Rico laws.

• Corporación doméstica. Negocio legalmente incorporado bajo

las leyes de Puerto Rico.

• Nondomestic corporation under section 936.

Business incorporated under state laws that benefits from an income-based tax credit under the

U.S. Code Section 936.

• Corporación no doméstica bajo la sección 936. Negocio

incorporado bajo las leyes de los estados que se beneficia bajo

la ley del Código de los Estados Unidos, Sección 936 de un crédito

sobre los impuestos basado en el ingreso.

• Nondomestic corporation under section 30A.

Business incorporated under state laws that benefits from a wage-based tax credit under the U.S.

Code Section 30A.

• Corporación no doméstica bajo la sección 30A. Negocio

incorporado bajo las leyes de los estados que se beneficia bajo

la ley del Código de los Estados Unidos, Sección 30A de un crédito

sobre los impuestos basado en la nómina o los salarios pagados.

• Other nondomestic corporation. Business incorporated under state laws which does not benefit

either from the U.S. Code Section 936 or Section

30A.

• Otra corporación no doméstica. Negocio incorporado bajo las

leyes de los estados, que no se beneficia de la ley del Código de

los Estados Unidos, Sección 936 ni 30A.

• Other legal forms. Included in this group are partnerships, cooperative associations, estates, etc.• Otro tipo de organización jurídica. Se incluyen en este grupo

las sociedades de propietarios, las asociaciones cooperativas, las

sucesiones, etc.

Selected costs. Refers to direct charges actually paid

or payable for items consumed or put into production during the year, including freight charges and

other direct charges incurred by the establishment

in acquiring these materials. It includes the cost of

materials or fuel consumed, regardless of whether

what was consumed was purchased by the individual

establishment from other companies, transferred to

it from other establishments of the same company,

or withdrawn from inventory during the year.

Costos seleccionados. Este término se refiere a los cargos directos

pagados o pagaderos, por concepto de materiales consumidos o

utilizados en la producción durante el año, incluyendo gastos de flete

y otros gastos directos incurridos por el establecimiento con el fin

de adquirir dichos materiales. Se incluye el costo de los materiales

o el combustible consumido, sin importar que éstos fueran comprados

de otras compañías por el establecimiento individual, transferidos al

establecimiento de otros establecimientos que forman parte de la misma

compañía, o retirados del inventario durante el año.

The important components of this cost item are:

(1) all raw materials, semifinished goods, parts, components, containers, scrap, and supplies put into production or used as operating supplies and for repair

and maintenance during the year; (2) electric energy

purchased; (3) fuels consumed for heat, power, or

generating electricity; (4) work done by others on materials or parts furnished by manufacturing establishments (contract work); (5) cost of labor (contract labor)

for employees under the supervision of the reporting firm, but not under its payroll supplied through

a contract with another company to perform specific

production jobs, e.g., temporary help; and (6) products bought and resold in the same condition.

Los elementos importantes que componen este tipo de gasto son:

(1) todas las materias primas, productos semiterminados, piezas,

componentes, envases, desperdicios, y suministros utilizados en la

producción, o utilizados como suministros de operación, y utilizados

para reparación y mantenimiento durante el año; (2) energía eléctrica

comprada; (3) combustibles utilizados para generar calefacción, energía

o electricidad; (4) trabajo realizado por terceros con los materiales

o piezas provistas por los establecimientos de manufactura (trabajo

bajo contrato); (5) costo de la labor contratada para la producción

por empleados bajo la supervisión de la compañía que reporta pero

que no están incluidos en su nómina, y que son suministrados a tráves

de un contrato con otra compañía para llevar a cabo trabajos específicos

de producción, por ejemplo, ayuda temporera; y (6) productos comprados

y revendidos en las mismas condiciones.

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The following costs are excluded: (1) cost of services such as advertising, insurance, telephone, consulting, and research and development; (2) overhead

costs such as depreciation, rent, royalties, interest,

etc.; and (3) materials, machinery, and equipment

used in plant expansion or capitalized repairs which

are chargeable to fixed-asset accounts.

No se incluyen los siguientes gastos: (1) gastos por servicios, tales

como servicios de publicidad, seguro, y teléfono, así como servicios

consultivos, y servicios de investigación y desarrollo; (2) gastos fijos,

tales como los gastos de depreciación, los derechos de arrendamiento,

los intereses, etc.; y (3) gastos por materiales, maquinaria y equipo

utilizado en la expansión de plantas o reparaciones capitalizadas que

se cargan a las cuentas de activo fijo.

Value of shipments. Covers the received or receivable net selling values, freight on board (f.o.b.) plant

(exclusive of freight and taxes), of all products shipped,

both primary and secondary, as well as all miscellaneous receipts, such as receipts for contract work

performed for others, installation and repair, sale of

scrap, and sale of products bought and resold without further processing. Included are all items made

by or for the establishment from materials owned by

it whether sold, transferred to other plants of the same

company, or shipped on consignment. The net selling value of products made in one plant on a contract basis from materials owned by another was

reported by the plant providing the materials.

Valor de expedición de productos. Esta categoría cubre el valor

neto de venta cobrado o por cobrar, planta franco a bordo (excluyéndose

los cargos por flete y arbitrios), de todos los productos expedidos,

tanto primarios como secundarios, al igual que todos los ingresos

misceláneos, tales como los ingresos de trabajos contratistas realizados

para otros, instalación y reparación, venta de desechos, y venta de

productos comprados y revendidos sin procesamiento adicional. Se

incluyen todos los artículos hechos por o para los establecimientos

con los materiales que son propiedad del establecimiento, ya sean

materiales vendidos, transferidos a otras plantas dentro de la misma

compañía, o expedidos a consignación. El valor neto de venta de

los productos manufacturados bajo contrato en una planta con los

materiales que pertenecían a otra, fue proporcionado por la planta

que facilitó los materiales.

In the case of multiunit companies, the manufacturer was requested to report the value of products

transferred to other establishments of the same company at full economic or commercial value, i.e., including not only the direct costs of production but also

a reasonable proportion of ‘‘all other costs’’ (including company overhead) and profit. (See discussion

of duplication data below.)

En el caso de las compañías que tienen varias unidades, se le pidió

al establecimiento manufacturero que informara el valor de los productos

transferidos a otros establecimientos de la misma compañía, según

su valor total económico o comercial, o sea, que incluyera no sólo

los gastos directos de producción, sino también una proporción razonable

del ‘‘total de otros gastos’’ (incluyendo los gastos fijos de la compañía)

y las ganancias. (Véase la explicación con respecto a la duplicación

de datos a continuación.)

Duplication in cost of materials and value of shipments. The aggregate of the materials and value of

shipments figures for industry groups and for all manufacturing industries includes large amounts of duplication, since the products of some industries are used

as materials by others. With some important exceptions, such as for motor vehicles and parts, this duplication is not significant at the four-digit industry level.

However, it is significant at the two- and three-digit

industry group level because these totals often include

industries which represent successive stages in the

production of a finished manufactured product. An

example is the inclusion of pulp mills to paper mills

in the ‘‘paper and allied products’’ group of industries.

Duplicación del costo de los materiales y del valor de expedición

de productos. Con respecto a los grupos industriales y a las industrias

manufactureras en general, el valor agregado de las cifras

correspondientes a los materiales y al valor de expedición de productos

incluye mucha duplicación, ya que los productos de algunas industrias

son utilizados como materiales por otras industrias. Con algunas

importantes excepciones, tales como los vehículos de motor y sus

piezas, esta duplicación no es significativa al nivel industrial de cuatro

dígitos. Es significativa, sin embargo, al nivel de grupo industrial de

dos y tres dígitos, ya que estos totales a menudo incluyen industrias

que representan etapas sucesivas en la fabricación de un producto

de manufactura terminado. Se pueden considerar como ejemplos la

agregación de molinos de pulpa a las fábricas de papel en el grupo

de ‘‘papel y productos afines.’’

Destination of products shipped, source of contract receipts, and class of customers. Establishments were requested to report their shipments of

products and contract receipts by customer location.

For customers in Puerto Rico, establishments were

also required to distribute these same data within Puerto

Rico by class of customer (e.g., wholesalers, retailers, or household consumers).

Destino de los productos expedidos, fuentes de los ingresos

recibidos por contrato y clase de cliente. Se les pidió a todos los

establecimientos que listaran los productos expedidos y los ingresos

recibidos por la labor contratada de acuerdo a la localización del cliente.

Para clientes en Puerto Rico, también se le pidió a los establecimientos

que distribuyeran estos mismos datos dentro de Puerto Rico según

la clase de cliente (por ejemplo, mayoristas, detallistas, o consumidores

domésticos).

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In industry statistics, product figures are given by

destination of shipments and source of contract receipts

(table 8) and, within Puerto Rico, by class of customer

(table 9). In these tables, product information is presented by primary industry of shipment and does not

include receipts for nonmanufacturing activities, e.g.,

sale of scrap and refuse; other miscellaneous receipts,

such as repair or renovation work; and the merchandising of products simply bought and resold. Therefore, the figure for value of shipments reported in these

tables will generally be less than in other tables where

nonmanufacturing activities are included.

En las estadísticas industriales, las cifras sobre los productos están

clasificadas de acuerdo al país al que se expidieron los productos

y a la fuente de donde se obtuvieron los ingresos por contrato (tabla

8) y, dentro de Puerto Rico, de acuerdo a la clase de cliente (tabla

9). En estas tablas, la información acerca de los productos está clasificada

de acuerdo a la industria principal de expedición y no incluye los ingresos

obtenidos por llevar a cabo actividades no manufactureras como por

ejemplo, la venta de desperdicios y desechos, otros trabajos misceláneos

como los de reparación o renovación y la distribución y venta de

productos que simplemente son comprados y revendidos. Por lo tanto,

la cifra correspondiente al valor de los productos expedidos que aparece

en las tablas es, por lo general, menor que la de otras tablas donde

se incluyen actividades no manufactureras.

Figures for shipments to the United States represent only direct exports by the manufacturing establishments. They do not represent all exports from goods

manufactured in Puerto Rico, but exported by establishments in other trade areas or industries.

Las estadísticas sobre los productos expedidos a los Estados Unidos

representan sólo las exportaciones directas de los establecimientos

manufactureros. Dichas estadísticas no representan las exportaciones

realizadas por establecimientos en otras áreas o industrias.

Value added by manufacture. This measure of manufacturing activity is derived by subtracting the cost

of materials, supplies, containers, fuels, purchased

electricity, and contract work from the value of shipments (products manufactured plus receipts for services rendered). The result of this calculation is then

adjusted by the addition of value added by merchandising operations (i.e., the difference between the sales

value and the cost of merchandise sold without further manufacture, processing, or assembly) plus the

net change in finished goods and work-in-process

inventories between the beginning and end of the

year.

Valor agregado por la manufactura. Esta medida de la actividad

manufacturera es derivada restando el costo de los materiales,

suministros, envases, combustible, electricidad comprada, y trabajo

contratista del valor de los productos expedidos (productos

manufacturados más ingresos por servicios prestados). El resultado

de este cálculo entonces es ajustado sumando el valor agregado por

las actividades de distribución y venta (es decir, la diferencia entre

el valor de venta y el costo de la mercancía vendida sin manufactura,

procesamiento, o ensamblaje adicional) más el cambio neto en los

inventarios de productos terminados y de trabajos en marcha entre

el comienzo y fin de año.

Value added avoids the duplication in the figure

for value of shipments which results from the use of

products of some establishments as materials by others. Value added is considered to be the best value

measure available for comparing the relative economic importance of manufacturing among industries and geographic areas.

El valor agregado evita que haya alguna duplicación en la cifra

correspondiente al valor de productos expedidos, que resulta del uso

que algunos establecimientos dan (como materiales) a los productos

manufacturados por otros establecimientos. El valor agregado es

considerado como la mejor medida de valor disponible para comparar

la importancia económica relativa de la manufactura entre industrias

y áreas geográficas diferentes.

Inventories. Establishments were requested to furnish separate inventory data for (1) finished products, (2) work in process, and (3) materials, supplies,

fuels, and electricity. Establishments were also asked

to report the detailed inventory data at the beginning

and end of the year, on a comparable basis.

Inventarios. Se les pidió a los establecimientos que proporcionaran,

por separado, datos relacionados con los siguientes aspectos del

inventario: (1) productos terminados, (2) trabajo aún no terminado

y (3) materiales, suministros, combustible y electricidad. A los

establecimientos se les pidió además que declararan estos datos

detallados con respecto al principio y fin del año para poder compararlos.

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In using inventory data by stage of fabrication for

all industries and at the major industry group level,

the reader should note the following: An item treated

as a finished product by an establishment in one industry may be reported as a raw material by an establishment in a different industry. Such differences are

present in the inventory figures by stage of fabrication shown for individual industries, industry groups,

and all manufacturing. The published data are merely

aggregates of figures reported by establishments in

specified industries. Furthermore, the total finished

goods inventory for ‘‘all manufacturing’’ includes items

that are not finished manufactured products.

Cuando se utilizan datos de inventario con respecto a todas las

industrias a nivel del grupo industrial principal y según la etapa de

fabricación, el lector debe tomar en cuenta lo siguiente. Un artículo

considerado como producto terminado por un establecimiento de una

industria en particular, puede a la vez ser considerado como materia

prima por un establecimiento de una industria diferente. Estas diferencias

están presentes en las cifras de inventario que se muestran, de acuerdo

a la etapa de fabricación, para las industrias individuales, los grupos

de industrias y la manufactura en general. Los datos publicados son

simplemente los valores agregados de las cifras declaradas por

establecimientos de industrias específicas. El total del inventario de

productos terminados de la ‘‘manufactura en general’’ incluye ciertos

artículos que no son productos terminados.

Expenditures for plant and equipment. Manufacturers were asked to report their expenditures for (1)

permanent additions and major alterations to manufacturing establishments, (2) new machinery and equipment used for replacement and additions to plant

capacity if they were of the type for which depreciation accounts were ordinarily maintained, and (3) used

buildings and equipment.

Inversiones en planta y equipo. Se les pidió a los establecimientos

de manufactura que informaran sus inversiones en (1) adiciones

permanentes y modificaciones mayores a los establecimientos de

manufactura, (2) maquinaria y equipo nuevo utilizado para substituir

y complementar la capacidad de la planta, si esta maquinaria y equipo

eran del tipo sobre el cual usualmente se llevan cuentas de depreciación

y (3) edificios y equipo usado.

These totals exclude that portion of expenditures

for new facilities and equipment leased from

nonmanufacturing concerns, new facilities owned by

the Federal Government but operated under contract

by private companies, and any plant or equipment

furnished to the manufacturer by communities and

nonprofit organizations. Also excluded are expenditures for land, and cost of maintenance and repairs

charged as current operating expenses.

Estos totales excluyen la porción de los gastos que corresponde

a las rentas pagadas a los establecimientos no manufactureros a cambio

de equipo e instalaciones nuevas, las instalaciones nuevas que son

propiedad del gobierno federal pero que son administradas bajo contrato

por compañías privadas y las plantas o equipo suministrado al fabricante

por las comunidades y organizaciones sin fines de lucro. También

se excluyen las inversiones en terreno y el costo del mantenimiento

y las reparaciones que se atribuyeron a los gastos corrientes de

operación.

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Appendix B./Apéndice B.

Report Form and Information Sheet/Cuestionario y la Hoja

de Información

The report form and information sheet, in English and Spanish, are shown on the following pages.

El cuestionario y la hoja de información, en inglés y español, aparecen en las páginas siguientes.

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS APPENDIX B/APÉNDICE B B–1

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
B–2 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

OA-9820

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

DUE DATE: FEBRUARY 12, 1998

Include the Census File Number (CFN) shown on the label of this report form with any

correspondence.

Please complete this 

form and return to:

DIRECTOR

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

ATTENTION: OUTLYING AREAS

1201 East Tenth Street

Jeffersonville, IN 47134-0001

YOU ARE REQUIRED BY LAW (Title 13, U.S. Code and an Act of the Legislature of Puerto

Rico No. 11 of March 27, 1950) to complete this report form for the establishment

identified in the label and return it to the Bureau of the Census. By the same law, your report

to the Census Bureau is confidential. It may be seen only by sworn Census employees and may be

used only for statistical purposes. The law also provides that copies retained in your files are

immune from legal process.

REPORT DATA FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1997. If records are not available, reasonable estimates

are acceptable. If reporting on a calendar year will involve considerable additional cost and your

fiscal year ended between October 31, 1997 and February 1998, you may report data on fiscal year

basis, except for employment and payroll data. Calendar year employment and payroll data should

be available from your tax records.

IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU READ

THE ACCOMPANYING INSTRUCTIONS AS YOU ANSWER THE QUESTIONS.

FORM

Census use only

(Please correct any errors in name and address, and ZIP Code)

ALL ESTABLISHMENTS COMPLETE SECTIONS A AND H. Complete the ONE section (B–G)

which best describes your kind of business or activity.

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS

PUERTO RICO

OMB No. 0607-0839: Approval Expires 03/31/2000



OA-9820

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B B–3

Is the Employer Identification Number (EIN) shown in

the label the same as that used for this establishment on

its latest 1997 Employer’s Quarterly Federal Tax Return,

Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Form 941–PR?

2

Item 2. PHYSICAL LOCATION

NOTE – P.O. boxes or rural routes are not physical locations.

Number and street 

a. How many months during 1997 did this

firm or organization actively operate

this establishment?

Number of months

b. Which of the following best describes the operational

status of this establishment at the end of 1997? Mark (X)

only ONE box.

In operation

Temporarily or seasonally inactive

Ceased operation – Give date

Name of new owner or operator

Report dollar values rounded

to thousands.

EXAMPLE:

Item 1. EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

094 1 YES

NO – Report current

EIN (9 digits)

a. Is the physical location of this establishment the 

same as the address shown in the label?

2

1 YES 

NO – Report correct physical location below.

b. In what municipio is this establishment physically located?

State ZIP Code

103

Item 3. OPERATIONAL STATUS

002

Mo.

Sold or leased to another 

operator – Enter name, etc. 

below AND give date

1

2

3

4

State ZIP Code

Item 4. LEGAL FORM OF ORGANIZATION

Day Yr.

001

Individual proprietorship

Partnership

Cooperative association

Corporation (Do not mark if any form of cooperative

1

2

8

003

5 Government – Specify

Millions

(000)

Thousands

(000)

Dollars

(000)

1 126

Item 5. DOLLAR VOLUME OF BUSINESS

What was the dollar volume of

merchandise sales and other

operating receipts for this

establishment in 1997?

a. What was the total ANNUAL

payroll, before deductions, for

this establishment in 1997?

b. What was the FIRST QUARTER

(January–March) payroll, before

deductions?

Mil. Thou. Dol.

Item 6. PAYROLL Mil. Thou. Dol.

Item 7. EMPLOYMENT

a. How many EMPLOYEES (full- and

part-time) were on your payroll

during the pay period which

included March 12, 1997?

b. How many PROPRIETORS and

PARTNERS worked 15 or more

hours during the week which

included March 12, 1997?

c. How many UNPAID FAMILY

members worked 15 or more

hours during the week which

included March 12, 1997?

Item 8. PRINCIPAL TYPE OF BUSINESS OR ACTIVITY

Number

WHOLESALE

Continue with section B, page 3

HOTELS, MOTELS, AND OTHER LODGING

PLACES – Continue with section E, page 9

107 1

MANUFACTURES

Continue with section F, page 10

5

010

030

031

032

104

105

7

Page 2

–

Section A – GENERAL INFORMATION

093

a. Which of the following best describes the legal form of

organization of this establishment at the end of 1997?

Mark (X) only ONE box.

9 Other – Specify

HOW TO 

REPORT

DOLLAR

FIGURES  Report

$1,125,628 as

Which of the following best describes the PRINCIPAL

business or activity being operated at the end of 1997?

Mark (X) only ONE box.

RETAIL

Continue with section C, page 5

SERVICES

Continue with section D, page 7

2

3

4

CONSTRUCTION

Continue with section G, page 14

Other – Specify in REMARKS below and

skip to section H, page 17, and

complete item 52.

6

FORM OA-9820

Number and street

City or town

0

association)

106

2

1 Private corporation

Public corporation

City or town

REMARKS

b. If "Corporation" was marked: Which of the following best

describes this establishment at the end of 1997? 

Mark (X) only ONE box.

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
B–4 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

Section B – WHOLESALE

FORM OA-9820 Page 3

Item 9. KIND OF BUSINESS – WHOLESALE Item 11. EMPLOYMENT BY PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY

What was the percentage of 1997 sales (item 5)

to each customer class?

070

5010

5020

5030

5044

5045

131

1 YES – Go to item 14b

NO – Skip to item 14d

Item 10. TYPE OF OPERATION

11

20

42

77

Merchant (buying and selling on own account)

Manufacturers’ sales branch or sales office

Broker, agent, commission merchant

Other type of operation – Specify

2

5046

5047

060

121

Motor vehicles and automotive parts and supplies.......

Furniture and home furnishings .................

Lumber and other construction materials ............

Office equipment .........................

Computers, peripheral equipment, and software ........

Other commercial equipment (Include restaurant and hotel

equipment and store machines.) .................

Medical and hospital equipment .................

Electrical appliances, radios, and television sets ........

Petroleum and petroleum products (Include bulk 

stations and terminals.) .....................

Beer, wine, and distilled alcoholic beverages ..........

Farm supplies ...........................

Books, periodicals, and newspapers ...............

Flowers and florists’ supplies...................

Paint, paint supplies, and wallpaper ...............

Other professional equipment and supplies – Specify ....

Metals and minerals, except petroleum .............

Other electronic parts and equipment – Specify ........

Hardware..............................

Plumbing and heating equipment and supplies ........

Construction and mining machinery ...............

Other nondurable goods – Specify ...............

Electrical apparatus and equipment, wiring supplies, and

construction materials ......................

Paper and paper products ....................

5065

5082

5049

5063

5170

5180

5191

5192

5193

5198

5199

What was the approximate number of employees

by principal activity during the pay period which

included March 12, 1997?

a. Selling

b. Sales support (including office, clerical,

warehouse, driver, and maintenance employees)

c. Central administrative and auxiliary

e. Other – Specify

Report percentages as whole numbers

EXAMPLE: Report 38.76% as

d. Manufacturing 

39

Number

Percent

%

Item 12. CLASS OF CUSTOMER

a. To farmers for farm use

b. To builders and contractors

c. To exporters (export sales)

d. To retailers and repair shops

e. To wholesale establishments

f. To household consumers and individual users

g. To industrial users (manufacturing and mining)

h. To institutional, commercial, and 

professional users

i. To governmental bodies (Federal,

Commonwealth, and municipal)

Percent

%

a. Did this establishment sell merchandise for the account of

others on a COMMISSION or BROKERAGE basis in 1997?

b. What was the gross selling value of

business conducted on a commission

or brokerage basis for the account of

others? (Included in item 5.)

c. What was the dollar volume of

commissions or brokerage received

on transactions reported in item 14b?

d. What percentage of the products sold by this

establishment (including firms under common

ownership or control) did your company

manufacture or mine in the United States,

Puerto Rico, or U.S. territories?

NOTE – If this is the only establishment of this firm, skip to item 15.

e. What was the dollar volume of

transfer (billings) to other

establishments within your

company? (NOT included in item 5.)

What were the TOTAL 1997 operating

expenses, including payroll, but

excluding the cost of goods sold and

interest expense?

Item 13. OPERATING EXPENSES

Item 14. DOLLAR VOLUME OF BUSINESS

Mil. Thou. Dol.

Mil. Thou. Dol.

Mil. Thou. Dol.

Percent

%

(Sum of lines a through i should equal 100%)

j. TOTAL 

132

133

134

135

100 %

147

149

141

143

144

148

145

146

150

040

122

123

125

124

5050

5064

5072

5074

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

CONTINUE ON PAGE 4 ➞

What was the PRINCIPAL kind of business for this establishment

in 1997 (or activity by which your business is known to the trade

or public)? Mark (X) only ONE box.

5110

5120

5130

5140

5160

Which of the following best describes the type of operation

on which the major portion of your business was conducted

in 1997? Mark (X) only ONE box.

Other durable goods – Specify ................. 5099

Drugs, drug proprietaries, and druggists’ sundries .......

Apparel, piece goods, and notions................

Groceries and related products..................

Chemicals and allied products ..................

5084

Transportation equipment and supplies; farm, garden, and 

other machinery and equipment – Specify ........... 5089

HOW TO

REPORT

PERCENTS 

5085

5087

Industrial machinery and equipment ..............

Jewelry and precious stones .................. 5094

Industrial supplies .........................

Service establishment equipment ................

If not shown, please enter your 11-digit Census File Number

from the address label on page 1

Census File Number

064

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS B–5

Section B – WHOLESALE (Continued)

FORM OA-9820 Page 4

Item 15. INVENTORIES Item 17. COMMODITY LINES (Continued)

1 YES – Go to item 15b

2 NO – Skip to item 16

180

a. Did you have inventories at the end of 1997?

(1) Amount subject to LIFO costing (gross)

NOTE –

Mil. Thou. Dol.

b. Are inventories of this establishment subject to the

last-in, first-out (LIFO) method of valuation?

1 YES – Complete the remainder of this item

2 NO – Skip to item 15c

185

(a) Amount of LIFO reserve

(b) LIFO value for line (1) (net)

(2) Amount not subject to LIFO costing

c. What was the TOTAL value of all

inventories for 1997?

(LIFO users only) The sum of (1)(a), (1)(b), and (2)

should equal item 15c.

Item 16. STORAGE SPACE

Did you have warehouse, stockroom, or other inventory

storage space on December 31, 1997?

190 1 YES – Report usable under-roof floor

space excluding space occupied

by interior walls, permanent

aisles, elevator shafts, stairways,

offices, shipping platforms, etc.

2 NO

Square feet

Item 17. COMMODITY LINES

What was the estimated percentage of total 1997 sales (item 5) 

for each commodity line you specify for this establishment?

New and used automobiles, motorcycles, buses,

campers, and motor homes

Footwear

Automotive parts and supplies (new and rebuilt)

Used automotive parts, accessories, and equipment

Tires and tubes

Household and lawn furniture

Linens, domestics, curtains, and draperies

Lumber: rough, dressed, and finished

Brick, stone, tile, sand, block, cement, and gravel

Office equipment and supplies

Surgical, medical, and hospital supplies

Electrical apparatus and equipment

Electrical appliances, household

Hardware (Include power hand tools.)

Plumbing and heating equipment and

supplies (hydronics)

General-purpose industrial machinery, equipment,

and parts

Industrial valves and fittings

Welding supplies (Exclude gases.)

Drugs, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and toiletries

Men’s and boys’ wear

Women’s and children’s wear

Plywood and millwork

Frozen foods, packaged

Dairy products, except dried or canned

Poultry and poultry products (Exclude 

frozen packaged.)

Confectionery

Meat and meat products (Exclude canned and frozen

packaged.)

Fresh fruits and vegetables

Coffee, tea, and spices (processed)

Canned foods

Soft drinks

Other grocery specialties

Grain and beans

Plastics materials and basic forms

Chemicals and allied products (Exclude agriculture,

plastics, gases, and petroleum.)

Petroleum products

Beer and ale

Wines and distilled alcoholic beverages

Paint, paint supplies, and wallpaper

Books, periodicals, newspapers, and miscellaneous

printed materials

Other commodities – Refer to the list of Wholesale

Commodity Lines on page 18 to specify kind(s) 

and enter code(s).

Fish and seafoods (Exclude canned and frozen

packaged.)

Service receipts and labor charges

Miscellaneous receipts

PROCEED TO SECTION H, PAGE 17, 

AND COMPLETE THE REST OF THE FORM.

Commodity lines Percent

of sales

%

Commodity lines Percent

of sales

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

182

183

184

181

046

191

100

TOTAL 100 %

1)

2)

3)

Code

Bread and baked goods

Food and beverage basic materials

Liquefied petroleum gases (Exclude natural gas.)

Electronic parts and equipment (except 

communication equipment) 

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

102

0100

0200

0240

0300

0400

0520

0620

0700

0900

1000

1400

1500

0600

1600

1700

1800

Census

use

076

077

078

100 102

2320

2380

2440

3500

3800

3900

4000

4100

4200

4300

4400

4500

4600

4700

4800

4820

4830

4840

4850

4860

4900

5300

5330

5400

5420

5600

5700

6000

6100

9700

9980

Census

use

9812

9813

9811

9990

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
B–6 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

Section C – RETAIL

FORM OA-9820 Page 5

Item 18. KIND OF BUSINESS – RETAIL

Building materials, hardware, garden supply,

mobile home

Lumber and other building material dealer..........

Wholesale lumber and other building material dealer....

Retail paint, glass, and wallpaper store............

Wholesale paint, glass, and wallpaper store .........

Hardware store .........................

Retail nursery, lawn, and garden supplies store .......

General merchandise

Department store ........................

Variety store...........................

Miscellaneous general merchandise .............

Grocery store ..........................

Supermarket ..........................

Cash and carry .........................

Motor vehicle dealer – new and used cars ..........

Motor vehicle dealer – used cars only ............

Auto and home supply store..................

Gasoline service station ....................

Boat dealer ............................

Recreational vehicle dealer ..................

Miscellaneous automotive and aircraft dealer ........

Men’s and boys’ clothing and furnishings store .......

Women’s ready-to-wear store ................

Women’s accessory and specialty store ...........

Children’s and infants’ wear store...............

Family clothing store .....................

Shoe store ...........................

Miscellaneous apparel and accessory store – Specify ...

Furniture store .........................

Floor covering store ......................

Drapery, curtain, and upholstery store ............

Miscellaneous homefurnishings store ............

Household appliance store...................

Eating place

Restaurant (full menu provided with

waiter/waitress service and patrons seated) ........

Cafeteria............................

Refreshment place or other eating place providing

a limited menu of food items (hamburgers,

steak, seafood, chicken, pizza, pancakes, etc.) .......

Fast food ...........................

Other – Specify .......................

Drinking place (bar, cocktail lounge, etc.) ..........

Miscellaneous retail stores

Drug and proprietary store ..................

Liquor store ...........................

Sporting goods store and bicycle shop ...........

Book store............................

Stationery store.........................

School supplies store .....................

Jewelry store ..........................

Hobby, toy, and game shop ..................

Camera and photographic supply store ...........

Gift, novelty, and souvenir store ...............

Luggage and leather goods store ...............

Sewing, needlework, and piece goods store .........

Nonstore retailer

Mail order (catalog selling) .................

Operating merchandise vending machines ........

House-to-house or telephone (direct selling) .......

Item 19. UNDER-ROOF FLOOR SPACE

Did this establishment have any under-roof floor

space used as a department, variety, grocery,

or drug store in 1997?

Did this establishment use a name authorized by a franchisor in 1997?

What was the PRINCIPAL kind of business for this

establishment in 1997 (or activity by which your business

is known to the trade or public)? Mark (X) only ONE box.

070

5211

5031

5231

5198

5251

5261

Food

Automotive dealers and gasoline service stations

Apparel and accessories

Furniture, homefurnishings, and equipment

Eating and drinking places

Computer and software store (selling primarily

to individual home consumers) ................

Radio, television, and electronics store ............

070

Square feet

1 YES – TOTAL floor space .........

NO

Item 20. FRANCHISE NAME

1 YES –

2

Does the franchisor own or 

operate the establishment? ..... 1 YES

2 NO 2 NO

5811

5812

5814

5815

5816

5311 5813

5331 

5399

5411 

5412 

5413 

5511 

5521 

5531 

5541 

5551 

5561 

5599

5611 

5621 

5632 

5641 

5651 

5661 

5699

5712 

5713 

5714 

5719 

5722 

5731

5912

5921

5941

5942

5943

5943

5944

5945

5946

5947

5948

5949

5961

5962

5963

5983

5984

5992

5993

5994

5995

5999

252

335 333

250

Item 18. KIND OF BUSINESS – RETAIL (Continued)

CONTINUE ON PAGE 6 ➞

Eating place with 25 or more guestrooms .......... 7015

Record and prerecorded tape store ..............

Musical instrument store ...................

5734

5735

5736

Fuel dealer ...........................

Liquefied petroleum gas dealer ................

Florist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Cigar store and stand .....................

News dealer and newsstand..................

Optician’s goods store .....................

Other – Specify ........................

If not shown, please enter your 11-digit Census File Number

from the address label on page 1

Census File Number

Is this establishment physically located in a shopping center or mall?

390

2

1 YES

NO

Under-roof SELLING space ....

251

Item 21. SHOPPING CENTER

Meat and fish (seafood) market, freezer provisioners ....

Fruit store and vegetable market ...............

Candy, nut, and confectionery store .............

Dairy products store ......................

Retail bakery ..........................

Other food store – Specify ..................

5421 

5431 

5441 

5451 

5461 

5499

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS B–7

Section C – RETAIL (Continued)

FORM OA-9820 Page 6

Item 22. CLASS OF CUSTOMER

What was the percentage of total 1997 sales

(item 5) by class of customer?

a. General public

b. Other

Percent

237

Item 23. MERCHANDISE LINES (Continued)

What was the estimated percentage of total 1997 sales (item 5)

for each merchandise line you specify for this establishment?

Meat, fish, and poultry

Produce (fresh fruits and vegetables)

Alcoholic drinks (served at this establishment)

Packaged liquor, wine, and beer

Prescription drugs from a pharmacist

Soaps, detergents, and household cleaners

Paper products 

Men’s and boys’ wear

Women’s and girls’ wear

Women’s accessories

Footwear

Sewing, knitting, needlework goods

Major household appliances

Audio equipment, musical instruments and supplies

Sleep furniture and equipment

Kitchenware and homefurnishings 

Jewelry

Photographic equipment and supplies 

Optical goods 

Sporting goods and trophies 

Recreational vehicles 

Hardware, tools, plumbing, and electrical supplies 

Paint, paint sundries, glass, and wallpaper

Mobile homes

New automobiles, vans, and trucks

Used automobiles, vans, and trucks

Other powered transportation vehicles

Gasoline

Diesel fuel

Other automotive fuel

Automotive lubricants (oils, grease, etc.)

Automotive tires, tubes, batteries, parts, and accessories

Household fuels

If sales of merchandise on this line exceed

5 percent of total, specify principal lines and

estimated percent of sales on next line

Nonmerchandise receipts from customers

Merchandise line Percent

of sales

Meals, snacks, sandwiches, nonalcoholic

beverages generally served for consumption 

at this establishment

Cigars, cigarettes, tobacco, and smokers’ accessories (Exclude sales from vending

machines owned by others.)

Nonprescription medicines and vitamins, proprietary and

over-the-counter ethical medicines, and other health and

beauty aids

Curtains, drapes, shades, blinds, slipcovers, towels, sheets,

blankets, table linens, etc.

Televisions, video recording devices, video tapes, etc.

Living room, dining room, bedroom furniture (except

odd beds, cots, etc.)

Home computer hardware, software, and other

calculating equipment and supplies

Lawn and garden equipment and supplies, cut

flowers, plants, shrubs, fertilizers, etc.

Lumber, millwork, building materials, and home repair

and modernization equipment, and supplies

All other merchandise

1)

2)

3)

Floor coverings

100

PROCEED TO SECTION H, PAGE 17,

AND COMPLETE THE REST OF THE FORM.

Frozen foods

Dairy products and related foods

Bakery products, except frozen

All other foods, excluding pet food

Merchandise line Percent

of sales

Item 23. MERCHANDISE LINES

%

%

%

TOTAL

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

Small electric appliances %

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

Report percentages as whole numbers

EXAMPLE: Report 38.76% as 39

Percent

%

HOW TO

REPORT

PERCENTS 

%

%

239

Census

use

Census

use

230 232

230 232

0101

0102

0103

0104

0106

0114

0120

0130

0140

0150

0161

0162

0180

0190

0200

0220

0230

0260

0270

0280

0300

0310

0320

0330

0343

0344

0345

0360

0370

0380

0400

0440

0490

0500

0580

0600

0620

0640

0670

0680

0715

0716

0717

0721

0725

0726

0730

0740

0780

9810

076

077

078

All other furniture

9811

9812

9813

9900

9990

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
B–8 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

FORM OA-9820 Page 7

Item 24. KIND OF BUSINESS – SERVICES

070

Watch, clock, and jewelry repair................

Reupholstery and furniture repair...............

Welding repair .........................

Armature rewinding shop ...................

Travel agencies and other passenger

transportation services

Personal services

Travel agency ..........................

Tour operator ..........................

Other services in arranging passenger transportation....

Section D – SERVICES

Power laundry, family and commercial............

Garment pressing and cleaner’s agents ...........

Linen supply ..........................

Coin-operated laundry and cleaning .............

Dry cleaning plant, except rug.................

Carpet and upholstery cleaning ................

Industrial launderers ......................

Business services

Automobile repair and services

Miscellaneous repair services

Radio and television repair ..................

4724

4725

4729

Motion pictures

Electrical and electronic repair shop

(except computer repair)....................

Other repair services, including sewer and septic tank

cleaning services – Specify ..................

Refrigeration and air conditioning service 

and repair shop .........................

7812

7819

7822

7829

7832

7841

7622

7542

7549

7513

7514

7515

7519

7521

7532

7533

7534

7536

7537

7538

7539

7211

7212

7213

7215

7216

7217

7218

7221

7231

7241

7251

7261

7291

7299

7311

7374

7375

7376

7377

7378

7379

7381

7382

7383

7384

7389

Other laundry and garment services including 

hand laundry – Specify ....................

Photographic studios, portrait .................

Beauty shop...........................

Barber shop ...........................

Shoe repair and shoeshine parlors ..............

Funeral service and crematory ................

Tax return preparation services ................

Other personal services – Specify ..............

Advertising agency .......................

Outdoor advertising services .................

Heavy construction and earthmoving

equipment, rental and leasing.................

Other equipment rental and leasing

(except computers or automotive) ..............

Employment agency ......................

Temporary help supply services ...............

Computer programming services ...............

Prepackaged software .....................

Computer integrated systems design .............

Other advertising services (except 

agencies) – Specify ......................

Adjustment and collection services ..............

Mercantile credit reporting agency ..............

Direct mail advertising services ................

Photocopying and duplicating services ............

Commercial photography ...................

Commercial art and graphic design..............

Secretarial and court reporting services ...........

Disinfecting and exterminating services ...........

Cleaning and maintenance services..............

Medical equipment rental and leasing ............

Detective, guard, and armored car services .........

Security systems services ...................

News syndicates ........................

Photofinishing laboratory ...................

Other business services – Specify ..............

Business services (Continued)

Item 24. KIND OF BUSINESS – SERVICES (Continued)

Motion picture and video production ............

Services allied to motion pictures ...............

Motion picture and tape distribution .............

Motion picture distribution services..............

Theatres, except drive-in....................

Video tape rental ........................

7219

7319

7322

7323

7331

7334

7335

7336

7338

7342

7349

7352

7353

7359

7361

7363

7371

7372

7373

Truck rental and leasing, without driver ...........

Passenger car rental ......................

Passenger car leasing .....................

Utility trailer and recreational vehicle rental .........

Automobile parking ......................

Top, body, and upholstery repair and painting shop ....

Auto exhaust systems repair shop ..............

Tire retreading and repair shop ................

Automotive glass replacement shop .............

Automotive transmission repair shop.............

General automotive repair shop................

7623

7629

7631

7641

7692

7694

7699

070

CONTINUE ON PAGE 8 ➞

Other automotive repair shop – Specify ...........

Carwash .............................

Other automotive services – Specify .............

What was the PRINCIPAL kind of business for this

establishment in 1997 (or activity by which your business

is known to the trade or public)? Mark (X) only ONE box.

Radio, television, and publishers’ advertising 

representatives .........................

7312

7313

Data processing services....................

Information retrieval services .................

Computer facilities management services ..........

Computer rental and leasing .................

Computer maintenance and repair ..............

Computer related services ...................

If not shown, please enter your 11-digit Census File Number

from the address label on page 1

Census File Number

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS B–9

Section D – SERVICES (Continued)

FORM OA-9820 Page 8

Item 24. KIND OF BUSINESS – SERVICES (Continued)

Item 25. MERCHANDISE SALES

a. Did this establishment sell any merchandise over-the-counter

or separate from services provided in 1997?

070

Percent

1 YES – Complete b below

2 NO – Skip to item 26

371

Amusement and recreation services, 

except motion pictures

Dance studios, schools, and halls ...............

Theatrical producers and services...............

Bowling center .........................

Medical and dental laboratories

Dental laboratory ........................

Other dental and medical services – Specify ........

Legal services

Engineering, architectural, land surveying,

research, management, and related services

Engineering services ......................

Architectural services .....................

Surveying services .......................

Commercial, physical, and biological research........

7911

7922

Legal services..........................

Legal aid society (or other nonprofit legal 

services) – Specify ......................

b. What was the estimated percentage of 

total 1997 receipts (item 5) from the sale 

of such merchandise? If more than 50 

percent, describe the type of merchandise 

sold in the REMARKS section below. ........

372

PROCEED TO SECTION H, PAGE 17,

AND COMPLETE THE REST OF THE FORM.

8072

8021

8711

8712

8713

8731

REMARKS

Commercial, economic, sociological, and educational

nonphysical research......................

Commercial testing laboratory ................

Management services .....................

Management consulting services ...............

Public relations services ....................

Facilities support management services ...........

%

8732

8734

8741

8742

8743

8744

8111

9002

Museums, art galleries, and botanical

and zoological gardens

Museums and art galleries...................

Botanical and zoological gardens ...............

8412

8422

7933

Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers

and entertainment groups .................. 7929

Commercial sports clubs, managers, and 

sports promoters ........................

Racing, including track operation ...............

Physical fitness facility .....................

Public golf course........................

Coin-operated amusement devices ..............

Lottery agency (except horserace) ..............

Horserace betting agency ...................

Amusement parks .......................

Membership sports and recreation club ...........

Cockfight arena .........................

Other amusement and recreation services – Specify ....

7941

7948

7991

7992

7993

7994

7995

7996

7997

7998

7999

Other business consulting services – Specify ........ 8748

Other kind of services – Specify ............... 8999

Report percentages as whole numbers

EXAMPLE: Report 38.76% as 39

Percent

%

HOW TO

REPORT

PERCENTS 

Is this establishment physically located in a shopping center or mall?

390

2

1 YES

NO

Item 26. SHOPPING CENTER

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
B–10 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

Section E – HOTELS, MOTELS, AND OTHER LODGING PLACES

FORM OA-9820 Page 9

Item 27.

What was the estimated percentage of 1997

sales and receipts from customers for the

following? (DO NOT include receipts from

coin-operated machines maintained by others.)

070

7011

7012

7013

1 YES –

Hotel with 100 or more guestrooms .......

Hotel with 25 to 99 guestrooms ..........

Hotel with less than 25 guestrooms........

Sporting and recreational camps – Specify ...

7014

Item 28. SOURCES OF RECEIPTS

(1) Guestroom or unit rentals (If meals are

included as a room package, estimate the

percentage for meals on line a(3).)

(3) Sales of meals and nonalcoholic beverages

(4) Sales of alcoholic beverages for 

consumption on premises

Percent

%

b. Receipts from other sources

Were any receipts OTHER than from customers received by

this establishment in its business operation? (Include rental

and commission receipts from operators of leased departments,

concessions and stores, and coin-operated machines.)

Item 29. NUMBER AND TYPE OF ACCOMMODATIONS

Mil. Thou. Dol.

(Sum of lines (1) through (7) should equal 100%)

(8) TOTAL 

100 %

379

381

Hotels, motels, and guest houses

Skip to 

section H,

page 17

Recreational hotel (tourist villas 

and paradores) ...................

Organizational hotel or lodging house, with 

rooms open to the general public .........

Other lodging places

Trailer parks and campsites (transients) .....

Residential mobile home park ...........

Children’s day camp ................

Other kinds of activity or operation

Restaurant, including –

Hotel with 100 or more guestrooms .......

Hotel with 25 to 99 guestrooms .........

Motel with 25 or more guestrooms .......

Less than 25 guestrooms .............

Other kind of activity – Specify ..........

Motel ........................

Guest houses ....................

7015

7016

7041

7032

7033

6515

7999

7018

7019

7015

5812







Exclude occupancy or other taxes collected from customers.

Receipts must be reported as percentages of total 1997

receipts (item 5).

(5) Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or beer

(6) Sales of other merchandise

(2) Receipts from casino operations

(7) All other receipts from customers (Include

ballrooms, convention halls, laundry, valet,

and other services.)

%

%

%

%

%

%

a. Receipts from customers

a. What was the number of rooms, units, or

quarters primarily rented as transient as of

December 31, 1997? The number of

guestrooms, units, or quarters consists of the

number which can be rented as single units.

Suites of rooms which cannot be subdivided

should be counted as a single unit.

b. Were more than half of guestroom or unit rental

receipts in 1997 from transient guests?

Number as of

December 31, 1997

1

2

YES

NO

383

Item 30. PUERTO RICO TOURIST ENCOURAGEMENT LAW

Did this establishment operate under the Puerto Rico

Tourist Encouragement Law in 1997?

1

2

YES

NO

385

PROCEED TO SECTION H, PAGE 17,

AND COMPLETE THE REST OF THE FORM.

KIND OF BUSINESS – HOTELS, MOTELS, AND 

OTHER LODGING PLACES

What was the PRINCIPAL kind of business for this

establishment in 1997 (or activity by which your business

is known to the trade or public)? Mark (X) only ONE box.

378

2 NO

What was the

amount?

7099

Report percentages as whole numbers

EXAMPLE: Report 38.76% as 39

Percent

%

HOW TO

REPORT

PERCENTS 

If not shown, please enter your 11-digit Census File Number

from the address label on page 1

Census File Number

Census

use

400 402

0010

0120

0130

0140

9800

0040

9980

9990

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS B–11

Section F – MANUFACTURES

FORM OA-9820 Page 10

Item 31. KIND OF ACTIVITY – MANUFACTURES

Food and kindred products

Meat packing plants ......................

Canned specialties, such as baby food and 

soups, except seafood .....................

Apparel and other finished products made from

fabrics and similar materials

070

2011

Tobacco products

2331

2335

Sausages and other prepared meat products from 

purchased materials ......................

Poultry slaughtering and processing .............

2013

2015

2022

Prepared feed and feed ingredients for animals 

and fowls, except dogs and cats ...............

Other grain mill products – Specify .............

Bread and other bakery products ...............

Cookies and crackers ......................

Frozen bakery products, except bread ............

Candy and other confections, including 

chocolate candy ........................

Other sugar products, peanuts, and nuts – Specify ....

Other beverages – Specify ..................

Cigars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Other food preparations and kindred products – Specify .

Canned and cured fish and seafoods .............

Roasted coffee, coffee concentrates, and extracts ......

Manufactured ice ........................

Other tobacco products – Specify ..............

Textile mill products

Knit outerwear mills, such as sweaters and sweat shirts . .

Fabrics, carpets, yarn and thread, and other

textile mill products – Specify ................

Item 31. KIND OF ACTIVITY – MANUFACTURES (Continued)

2311

2321

2322

2325

2326

2329

Men’s and boys’ suits and coats ...............

Men’s and boys’ shirts .....................

Men’s and boys’ underwear and nightwear .........

Men’s and boys’ trousers and slacks .............

Men’s and boys’ work clothing ................

Women’s and misses’ blouses and shirts ..........

Women’s, misses’, and juniors’ dresses ...........

Other women’s, misses’, and juniors’ outerwear – Specify

Other men’s and boys’ clothing and furnishings – Specify

Women’s and children’s underwear and nightwear .....

Bras, girdles, and allied garments...............

Girls’ and children’s dresses and blouses ..........

Other girls’ and children’s outerwear .............

Curtains and draperies .....................

Homefurnishings ........................

Pleating and stitching .....................

Automotive and apparel trimming ..............

Other apparel and finished products – Specify .......

Lumber and wood products, except furniture

Wood millwork covered with metal and plastic materials. .

Wood kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities........

Hardwood and softwood veneer and plywood, and other

structural wood members – Specify .............

Wood or wood and metal combination pallets and skids . .

Other wood containers – Specify ..............

Wood preserving ........................

Other wood products – Specify ...............

Furniture and fixtures

Wood household furniture, except upholstered .......

Wood household furniture, upholstered ...........

Metal household furniture ...................

Mattresses, foundations, and convertible beds .......

Public building and related furniture .............

Wood shelving, lockers, and store fixtures ..........

Office and store fixtures, except wood ............

Drapery hardware and window blinds and shades .....

Other furniture and fixtures – Specify ............

Distilled and blended liquors .................

Bottled and canned soft drinks ................

Flavoring extracts and syrups ..................

2032

2033

2038

2048

2049

2051

2052

2053

2064

2085

2086

2087

2091

2095

2097

2099

2253

2121

2129

2339

2341

2342

2361

2369

2391

2392

2395

2396

2399

2431

2434

2439

2448

2449

2491

2499

2511

2512

2514

2515

2531

2541

2542

2591

2599

070

CONTINUE ON PAGE 11 ➞

What was the PRINCIPAL kind of manufacturing activity

for this establishment in 1997 (or activity by which the

establishment is known to the trade or public)? Mark (X)

only ONE box.

2299

2069

Edible fats and oils – Specify ................. 2079

2089

Sawmills, flooring mills, and other special products 

sawmills – Specify ....................... 2429

Other household furniture – Specify ............. 2519

Wood office furniture and other office furniture – Specify . 2529

Cheese natural and processed ................

Ice cream and frozen desserts, except frozen 

bakery products ........................

Fluid milk and cream ......................

Other dairy products – Specify ................

2024

2026

2029

Canned fruits, vegetables, preserves, jams, and jellies . . .

Frozen and preserved foods – Specify ............

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
B–12 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

Section F – MANUFACTURES (Continued)

Page 11

Item 31. KIND OF ACTIVITY – MANUFACTURES (Continued)

Paper and allied products

Plastics, foil, and coated paper bags .............

Other paper and allied products – Specify .........

Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 070

2673

2679

Chemicals and allied products

Paper mills ...........................

Paperboard mills ........................

Setup paperboard boxes....................

Corrugated and solid fiber boxes ...............

Folding paperboard boxes ...................

Other paperboard containers and boxes – Specify .....

2621

2631

2652

2653

2657

2659

Newspapers: publishing, or publishing 

and printing ...........................

Miscellaneous publishing activities ..............

Commercial printing, lithographic...............

Commercial printing, gravure .................

Other commercial printing...................

Manifold business forms....................

Other printing and publishing – Specify ..........

Item 31. KIND OF ACTIVITY – MANUFACTURES (Continued)

Men’s footwear, except athletic ................

Women’s handbags and purses ................

Laminated plastics plate and sheet ..............

Plastics bottles .........................

Other rubber and plastics products – Specify ........

Printing, publishing, and allied industries

Periodicals: publishing, or publishing 

and printing ...........................

Industrial gases and other inorganic 

chemicals – Specify ......................

Plastic materials and resins ..................

Other synthetics and manmade fibers, 

except glass – Specify ....................

Medicinal chemicals and botanical products .........

Diagnostic substances .....................

Soap and other detergents ..................

Polishes and sanitation goods preparations .........

Surface active agents .....................

Perfumes, cosmetics, and other toilet preparations .....

Paints and related products ..................

Adhesives and sealants ....................

Other chemicals and chemical preparations – Specify ...

Petroleum refining and related industries

Petroleum refining, including gasoline and oil ........

Asphalt paving mixtures and blocks .............

Other petroleum and coal products – Specify ........

Leather and leather products

Personal leather goods, except women’s handbags and purses .....................

Other leather and leather products – Specify ........

Stone, clay, glass, and concrete products

Glass products made of purchased glass...........

Concrete block and brick ....................

Concrete products, except block and brick ..........

Ready-mixed concrete .....................

Cut stone and stone products .................

Other products made of glass, hydraulic cement, clay, 

pottery, gypsum, lime, abrasive, asbestos, and 

nonmetallic mineral products – Specify ...........

Primary metal industries

Steel wiredrawing and steel nails and spikes ........

Fabricated metal products

Metal cans............................

Heating equipment, except electric ..............

Fabricated structural metal ..................

Metal doors, sash, and trim ..................

Fabricated plate work (boiler shop) ..............

Sheet metal work ........................

Architectural and ornamental metal work ..........

Other structural metal work – Specify.............

Industrial and commercial machinery and 

computer equipment

Special dies, tools, jigs, and fixtures .............

Other metalworking machinery and equipment – Specify .

Electronic computers ......................

Books and pamphlets: publishing, or publishing 

and printing ...........................

Pharmaceutical preparations for human or

veterinary use..........................

3083

3085

3089

3143

3171

3172

3199

3231

3271

3272

3273

3281

3299

3315

3411

3433

3441

3442

3443

3444

3446

3449

3544

3549

3571

2711

2721

2731

2741

2752

2754

2759

2761

2799

2819

2829

2821

2833

2834

2835

2841

2842

2843

2844

2851

2891

2899

2911

2951

2999

CONTINUE ON PAGE 12 ➞

Iron and steel foundries, nonferrous metals, and other

primary metal industries products – Specify ........ 3399

Screw machine products....................

Bolts, nuts, screws, rivets, and washers ...........

Other metal stampings – Specify ...............

3451

3452

3469

Plating and polishing of metals ................

Miscellaneous fabricated wire products ...........

Other fabricated metal products – Specify .........

3471

3496

3499

070

FORM OA-9820

If not shown, please enter your 11-digit Census File Number

from the address label on page 1

Census File Number

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS B–13

Section F – MANUFACTURES (Continued)

FORM OA-9820 Page 12

Item 31. KIND OF ACTIVITY – MANUFACTURES (Continued)

Electronic and electrical equipment and components,

except computer equipment

Current-carrying wiring devices ................

070

3612

3613

Transportation equipment

Power, distribution, and specialty transformers .......

Switchgear and switchboard apparatus ...........

Printed circuit boards......................

Electronic coils, transformers, and inductors.........

Item 32. SHIPMENTS AND OTHER RECEIPTS

Motor vehicle parts and accessories .............

Dental equipment and supplies; radiographic, 

irradiation, electromedical, and electrotherapeutic 

apparatus – Specify ......................

Surgical, medical, and veterinary instruments

and apparatus..........................

a. What was the total VALUE OF

SHIPMENTS for products made 

in this establishment in 1997?

(Include interplant transfers.)

b. What were the receipts for CONTRACT

WORK performed for others on their

materials? (Describe products worked on

and kind of work.)

c. What were the MISCELLANEOUS

RECEIPTS for –

(1) Sales of scrap and refuse?

(2) Other miscellaneous receipts

(including receipts for repair 

work, etc.)?

d. What were the receipts for RESALES,

i.e., sales of products bought and 

sold without further manufacture,

processing, or assembly in this

establishment?

Item 33. EMPLOYMENT AND HOURS WORKED

a. How many PRODUCTION

WORKERS were employed in

1997 during the pay period

including the 12th of the

month for the months

shown?

(Include permanent or

temporary, full- or part-time.)

(1) March

(2) May

(3) August

(4) November

Number of

employees

b. How many other employees were

employed during the pay period

including March 12?

c. How many hours were worked by

PRODUCTION WORKERS by quarter?

(1) January through March

(2) April through June

(3) July through September

(4) October through December

(5) TOTAL hours worked 

(Sum of lines (1) through (4))

Hours worked

Item 31. KIND OF ACTIVITY – MANUFACTURES (Continued)

Miscellaneous manufacturing industries

Jewelry, precious metal ....................

Silverware and plated ware ..................

Jewelers’ materials and lapidary work ............

Industrial and commercial machinery and 

computer equipment (Continued)

Computer peripheral equipment, including printers,

plotters, and graphic displays .................

Other office equipment including calculators, terminals,

and computer storage devices – Specify ..........

Refrigeration (air-conditioning) and heating equipment. . .

Other industrial and commercial machinery

and computer equipment– Specify .............

Mil. Thou. Dol.

601

602

603

604

605

610

611

612

613

615

616

617

618

619

620

070

3911

3914

3915

Telephone and telegraph apparatus .............

Other electronic and electrical equipment and 

components – Specify ....................

Measuring, analyzing, and controlling instruments; photographic,

medical and optical goods; watches and clocks

Instruments to measure electricity ..............

Orthopedic, prosthetic, and surgical appliances 

and supplies ..........................

Ophthalmic goods (contact lenses, eyeglasses, and

sunglasses) ...........................

Other measuring, analyzing and controlling instruments; 

photographic and optical goods; watches and 

clocks – Specify ........................

Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment – Specify . .

Costume jewelry and costume novelties ...........

Fasteners, buttons, needles, and pins.............

Signs and advertising specialties ...............

Other manufacturing industries – Specify ..........

3961

3965

3993

3999

3643

3661

3672

3677

3679

3714

3719

3825

3841

3842

3849

3851

3879

3577

3599

3579

3585

CONTINUE ON PAGE 13 ➞

Household appliances – Specify ............... 3639

Other electrical industrial apparatus – Specify ....... 3629

Radio, TV, and other communication 

equipment – Specify ..................... 3669

Boat building and repairing .................. 3732

Other electric lighting and wiring equipment – Specify . . 3648

Aircraft, ship, and other transportation; parts,

equipment, and repairing – Specify ............. 3799

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
B–14 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

Section F – MANUFACTURES (Continued)

FORM OA-9820 Page 13

Item 38. VALUE OF PRODUCTS SHIPPED AND CONTRACT

WORK PERFORMED BY CUSTOMER LOCATION

Item 35. SELECTED COSTS

What was the cost to this establishment

in 1997 for materials and services used?

a. Electricity

Item 36. INVENTORIES

a. Did you have inventories at the end of 1996 or 1997?

2

1 YES – Go to item 36b

NO – Skip to item 37

Mil. Thou. Dol.

b. Are inventories of this establishment subject to the

last-in, first-out (LIFO) method of valuation?

636

637

2

1 YES – Complete the remainder of this item

NO – Skip to item 36c

(1) Amount subject 

to LIFO costing

(gross)

(2) Amount not

subject to LIFO

costing

(a) Amount of

LIFO reserve

(b) LIFO value

for line (1)

(net)

c. What was the TOTAL value of all inventories at the end

of 1996 and 1997?

(1) Materials,

supplies, etc.

(4) TOTAL 

inventories

(Sum of lines (1)

through (3))

(2) Work-in-process

(3) Finished goods

NOTE – (LIFO users only) The sum of b(1)(a), b(1)(b), and b(2)

should equal line c(4).

(1)

(2) (3)

Value of

contract work

a. U.S. and territories

(Do not include 

Puerto Rico and the

Virgin Islands.)

b. Virgin Islands

c. Central America,

South America, and

Caribbean Zone 

(Do not include the

Virgin Islands.)

d. Other foreign places

e. Puerto Rico – Complete lines f

through l below

If you reported on line e, columns (2) and (3): What was the

distribution of shipments or contract work for customers located

in Puerto Rico? (Sum of lines f through l should equal the entries for

line e above.)

Value of

contract work

(1)

(2) (3)

Customer location

Class of customer

f. Wholesalers

l. Other customers

h. Household 

consumers

i. Commonwealth

government

j. Construction

companies

k. Other

manufacturing

establishments

Item 34. PAYROLL

a. Production workers

f. Materials, parts, components, 

containers, etc.

Mil. Thou. Dol.

625

626

630

631

632

634

635

Mil. Thou. Dol. Mil. Thou. Dol.

END OF 1997 END OF 1996

Mil. Thou. Dol. Mil. Thou. Dol.

END OF 1997 END OF 1996

638

640

642

644

646

648

650

652

639

641

643

645

647

649

653

PROCEED TO SECTION H, PAGE 17, AND COMPLETE THE REST OF THE FORM.

Value of

products shipped

Mil. Thou. Dol. Mil. Thou. Dol.

659

661

663

665

667

670

672

674

676

678

680

682

660

662

664

666

668

671

673

675

677

679

681

683

Mil. Thou. Dol. Mil. Thou. Dol.

What was the annual payroll, before

deductions, for this establishment for the

entire calendar year 1997?

e. Products bought and resold in 

the same condition

What was the total dollar value of products made and

contract work performed in 1997 for each of the following

customer locations?

Item 39. SPECIAL INQUIRY

If "Corporation" was marked in item 4: Which of the following

best describes this establishment at the end of 1997? Mark

(X) only ONE box.

1

2

3

4

685 Domestic corporation Item 37. CAPITAL EXPENDITURES

a. What were the capital expenditures for

USED buildings and machinery in 1997

(excluding land)? (New capital expenditures

should NOT be included in item 37a, but

should be reported below in item 37b.)

b. What were the capital expenditures for

NEW buildings and machinery?

(1) Buildings and other structures 

(Exclude land.)

(2) Machinery and equipment

Mil. Thou. Dol.

655

656

b. All other employees 657

651

Item 37. CAPITAL EXPENDITURES 

(Continued) Mil. Thou. Dol.

g. Retailers

If not shown, please enter your 11-digit Census File Number

from the address label on page 1

Census File Number

633

Nondomestic corporation under section 936

Nondomestic corporation under section 30A

Other nondomestic corporation

c. Contract labor for production

d. Contract work and nonproduction labor 

done for you by others

b. Fuels consumed for heat or power

Value of

products shipped

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS B–15

Section G – CONSTRUCTION

FORM OA-9820 Page 14

Item 40. KIND OF ACTIVITY – CONSTRUCTION Item 40. KIND OF ACTIVITY – CONSTRUCTION (Continued)

Percent

%

100

a. Describe the PRINCIPAL kind of construction activity

this establishment engaged in during 1997.

b. What was the estimated percentage of the TOTAL

DOLLAR VALUE OF BUSINESS DONE in 1997 (item

5) for each of the following activities?

Building construction on land owned by others – general contractor

Building construction on land owned by you

Construction of highways, streets, parking lots,

airport runways, and work related to highway and

street construction

Heavy construction such as bridges, tunnels, water,

sewer, and other utility lines

Other heavy construction such as petrochemical and

industrial complex power plant

Subdividing and preparing your own land for sale

Subdividing and preparing your own land for rent

or lease

Subdividing and preparing land owned by others

NOTE – General contractors who did any of the following special

trades as part of a general contract should NOT fill out these

boxes; but if work was done in 1997 as a Special Trade Contractor,

fill out the boxes that apply.

Plastering, drywall, acoustical, and insulation work

Plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning

Roofing, siding, and sheet metal work

Carpentry work

Concrete work

Electrical work

Installation or erection of building equipment

Excavation work

Floor laying and other floor work

Glass and glazing work

Masonry, stone setting, and other stonework

Painting and paper hanging

Structural steel erection

Other types of contracting – Specify kind

Construction activities

Construction activities (Continued)

Percent

%

Architectural and engineering services

Retail trade – Specify kind

Sale of land

Other business activities – Specify kinds

TOTAL

Activities other than construction

Swimming pool contractor 

Terrazo, tile, marble, and mosaic work

Water well drilling

Wrecking and demolition work

Percent

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

CONTINUE ON PAGE 15 ➞

Report percentages as whole numbers

EXAMPLE: Report 38.76% as 39

Percent

%

HOW TO

REPORT

PERCENTS 

%

703

704

705

706

707

708

709

710

711

712

713

714

715

716

717

718

719

720

721

722

723

724

725

726

727

728

729

730

731

732

733

734

735

736

737

738

739

Rental of construction machinery and equipment

Construction management

Wholesale trade, manufacturing, and transportation

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
B–16 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

Section G – CONSTRUCTION (Continued)

FORM OA-9820 Page 15

Item 42. TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION

a. Construction workers

b. All other employees

What was the annual payroll, before

deductions, for this establishment

in 1997?

Item 43. EMPLOYMENT AND HOURS WORKED

a. How many CONSTRUCTION

WORKERS were employed in 1997

during the pay period including the

12th of the month for the months

shown?

(1) March

Number of

employees

b. How many other employees were

employed during the pay period

including March 12?

c. How many hours were worked by

CONSTRUCTION WORKERS by quarter?

(1) January through March

(2) April through June

(3) July through September

(4) October through December

(5) TOTAL hours worked 

(Sum of lines (1) through (4))

Hours worked

Item 44. PAYROLL

What was the estimated percentage of the amount you reported

in item 41a (the dollar value of construction work done in 1997) for

each of the types of construction listed below? (For each entry in

column (a), show the percentage of new construction (include additions

and alterations) in column (b) and the percentage of maintenance and

repair work in column (c).)

Mil. Thou. Dol.

835

836

825

826

827

828

829

830

831

832

833

834

NOTE – Column (b) + column (c) = column (a).

Type of construction

Percent of

construction

work done

New

construction

Maintenance

and repair

work

Breakdown of column (a)

(a) (b) (c)

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

Single family houses (detached,

attached, and townhouses)

Apartment buildings and other

residential buildings

Industrial buildings and

warehouses

Other nonresidential

buildings – Specify

TOTAL value of construction

work done 

(Sum of column (b) + column (c)

should equal 100%)

NONBUILDING CONSTRUCTION

Highways, streets, and related

work

Bridges, tunnels, and elevated

highways

Water, sewer, pipeline,

communication transmission

lines, and power lines

Other nonbuilding

construction – Specify

Item 45. CONSTRUCTION WORK SUBCONTRACTED OUT

What was the cost to this

establishment in 1997 for construction

work subcontracted out to other

construction contractors? (Include

construction work done by manufacturing

firms and value of materials sold to

subcontractors.)

Mil. Thou. Dol.

837

100

CONTINUE ON PAGE 16 ➞

% %%

% %%

% %%

% %%

% %%

% %%

% %%

% %%

% %

746

752

758

770

776

782

788

794

798

744

750

756

768

774

780

786

792

748

754

760

772

778

784

790

796

800

Mil. Thou. Dol.

741

a. What was the dollar value of all

construction work done in 1997?

Item 41. DOLLAR VALUE OF BUSINESS

INCLUDE –

• New construction

b. What were your receipts from kinds of

business other than those reported

above in 1997?

INCLUDE –

• Architectural and engineering services

• Rental of machinery and equipment

• Sale of land

• Buildings and other structures

built for sale, excluding the

value of the land

• Installation and service of

equipment

• Additions and alterations, or 

reconstruction

• Special trades contracting work

• Maintenance and repair work

• Land development and 

improvement

• Construction work on own

account

Mil. Thou. Dol.

742

• Retail trade

• Other services

%

(Include permanent or temporary, full- or

part-time.)

Commercial buildings (banks,

offices, stores, restaurants,

public garages, automobile

service stations, and 

recreational buildings) % %%

762 766 764

(2) May

(3) August

(4) November

If not shown, please enter your 11-digit Census File Number

from the address label on page 1

Census File Number

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS B–17

Section G – CONSTRUCTION (Continued)

FORM OA-9820 Page 16

Item 49. ASSETS, CAPITAL EXPENDITURES, AND DEPRECIATION

Mil. Thou. Dol. Mil. Thou. Dol.

Buildings, job-site trailers,

additions, and related

facilities, excluding land

PROCEED TO SECTION H, PAGE 17, AND COMPLETE THE REST OF THE FORM.

Machinery, equipment,

and vehicles

(1) (2)

a. What was the GROSS value of depreciable assets (usually original cost) at

the BEGINNING of 1997?

b. What were the capital expenditures for NEW automobiles, trucks, etc.

(intended primarily for highway use) during 1997?

c. What were the capital expenditures for NEW buildings, machinery, and

job-site vehicles during 1997?

d. What were the capital expenditures for USED buildings and machinery

during 1997? (Include used automobiles, trucks, etc.)

e. What was the GROSS value of depreciable assets sold, retired, scrapped,

etc. in 1997?

f. What was the GROSS value of depreciable assets at the END of 1997? 

(Sum of a + b + c + d – e)

g. What were the depreciation charges for 1997?

857

860

862

864

866

868

858

859

861

863

865

867

869

a. Electricity

b. Gasoline, diesel fuel, and gasohol

c. Other fuels for heat or power such as natural gas and lubricants, oils, and greases.

e. Rental or lease of construction machinery and equipment, transportation equipment, buildings and other

structures, office equipment, and fixtures (Do not include payments for subcontract work.)

f. Materials, components, and supplies

Did this establishment do any work for other contractors 

or builders in 1997?

Item 46. SELECTED COSTS Mil. Thou. Dol.

What was the cost to this establishment in 1997 for materials and services used?

d. Communication and repairs to machinery, equipment, buildings, and other structures

Item 47. WORK FOR OTHER CONTRACTORS OR BUILDERS

Estimate the percentage of the dollar value of construction

work done in 1997 (item 41a) accounted for by such work.

What was the percentage of the dollar value of construction work done (item 41a) on

government-owned projects and on privately-owned projects in 1997?

Percent

854

1 YES –

2 NO

Item 48. OWNERSHIP OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

Percent

855

a. Government-owned construction (Federal, Commonwealth, municipal)

b. Privately-owned construction 

c. TOTAL value of construction work done in 1997 (item 41a) 100

%

%

856

838

839

840

841

842

843

853

%

%

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
B–18 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

Section H – ALL ESTABLISHMENTS

FORM OA-9820 Page 17

Item 50. OWNERSHIP, CONTROL, AND LOCATIONS OF OPERATION

1

2

YES

NO

097

Mil. Thou. Dol.

081

a. Is this company owned or

controlled by another company?

NOTE – Answer this item only if your Census File Number (CFN), shown in the label of this report form, begins with zero. If the CFN

does not begin with a zero, skip to item 52.

b. Does this company own or control

any other company or companies?

If more space is needed, continue in

REMARKS (item 51).

1

2

YES

NO

c. Did this company operate at more than one location during 1997?

NOTE – Locations which are not staffed on a full-time basis by at least one employee covered by this EIN should NOT be considered

separate. Include data for these locations with data reported for the main location.

YES –

NO – Skip to item 52

List additional locations below and provide the information requested. 

If more space is needed, continue in REMARKS (item 51).

Item 52. CERTIFICATION – This report is substantially accurate and has been prepared in accordance with instructions.

Print name of person to contact regarding this report

Telephone

Area code Number

Period covered

by this report

FROM: Month Year TO: Month Year

Preparer’s signature Date

EIN (9 digits)

Kind of business at this location

Sales and

receipts

Annual

payroll

Number of

employees

during pay

period including

March 12, 1997

Number and street

Municipio

081 Number of

employees

during pay

period including

March 12, 1997

Are these

figures

included on

page 2 of this

report?

Annual

payroll

Sales and

receipts

Are these

figures

included on

page 2 of this

report?

Kind of business at this location

EIN (9 digits)

–

–

082

082 Municipio

Number and street

083

083 085

085

EIN (9 digits)

–

EIN (9 digits)

–

ENTER OWNING OR CONTROLLING COMPANY NAME, ADDRESS, AND ZIP CODE

ENTER OWNED OR CONTROLLED COMPANY NAME, ADDRESS, AND ZIP CODE

1

2

YES

NO

1

2

YES

NO

Item 51. REMARKS – Please use this space for any explanations that may be essential in understanding your reported data.

Name

Address

Name

Address

Extension

If not shown, please enter your 11-digit Census File Number

from the address label on page 1

Census File Number

098

1

2

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS B–19

FORM OA-9820 Page 18

WHOLESALE COMMODITY LINES

CODE

Trucks and tractors

Petroleum products marketing equipment

Office and business furniture

Other industrial machinery, equipment, and parts

Mechanical power transmission equipment

Other industrial supplies

Beauty and barber equipment and supplies

Refrigeration equipment and supplies

Warm air heating and air conditioning equipment

and supplies

Materials-handling equipment and parts

Oil well, oil refinery, and pipeline machinery,

equipment, and supplies

Metalworking machinery, equipment, and parts

Food-processing machinery, equipment, and parts

Construction and mining machinery,

equipment, and parts

Farm machinery, equipment, and parts

Garden machinery, equipment, and supplies

Electrical measuring and testing equipment, except

automotive

Roofing, siding, insulation materials, and guttering

Glass (Exclude automotive.)

Custodial (janitor’s) equipment and supplies

Laundry and dry-cleaning equipment and supplies

Other service establishment equipment and supplies

Aircraft and aeronautical equipment and supplies

Marine machinery, equipment, and supplies

Other transportation equipment and supplies

Sporting and recreational goods and supplies

Toys and hobby goods and supplies

Ferrous metal scrap

Nonferrous metal scrap

0140

0250

0420

0500

1900

2000

2100

2360

2370

2460

2500

2200

2220

2230

2330

2340

2350

2520

2530

2540

2600

2620

2630

2700

2800

2900

2920

2940

3000

CODE COMMODITY LINE COMMODITY LINE

Other construction materials

Photographic equipment and supplies

Household china, glassware, crockery,

and plastic housewares

New computer equipment

Used computer equipment

Computer software – off the shelf

Restaurant and hotel equipment and supplies

Store machines and equipment

Optical and ophthalmic goods

Dental supplies

Religious and school supplies

Other professional equipment and supplies

Ferrous metals 

Nonferrous metals

Coal and coke

Other minerals and ores

Electronic communication equipment

3100

3120

3150

3200

3300

3400

3600

3700

5000

5100

5120

5130

5140

5200

5320

5500

5800

5900

6110

6120

6130

6140

6150

Waste materials, except metals

Musical instruments and supplies

Forest products, except lumber

Other durable goods

Printing and writing (fine) paper

Stationery, office supplies, and greeting cards

Industrial and personal service paper

Piece goods, knit and woven

Notions and other dry goods

Cattle, hogs, sheep, and goats

Hides, skins, and pelts

Leaf tobacco

Wool, wool tops, and mohair

Other farm products (inedible)

Cotton

Industrial gases

Crude oil

Farm supplies

Tobacco and tobacco products

Flowers and florists’ supplies

Art goods (Include gifts, novelties, and souvenirs.)

Textile bags and bagging

Wigs, yarn, and leather products

Other nondurable goods

Jewelry, watches, diamonds, and other precious

stones and metals (Include silverware.)

Floor coverings

Other homefurnishings

0530

0540

0720

0730

0740

0800

0920

0930

0950

0960

0970

1030

1020

1040

1050

1100

1230

1300

1320

1650

1660

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

YOUR numbers DO

make the difference!

PLEASE RETURN THIS REPORT FORM BY FEBRUARY 12, 1998

U.S. Department of Commerce

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Thank you

for completing the

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS

OF PUERTO RICO

report form.

B–20 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

Page 19

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS B–21

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

OA-9820(I)

INFORMATION SHEET

ECONOMIC CENSUS OF PUERTO RICO

The economic censuses include establishments engaged

in the following activities:

Wholesale – Selling merchandise at wholesale to

retailers, industrial, institutional, and other nonhousehold

consumers.

Retail – Selling merchandise for personal or household

consumption and in rendering services incidental to the

sale of the goods.

Services – Rendering a wide variety of services for

individuals, business and government establishments,

and other organizations. Hotels, motels, and other

lodging places are part of the services sector.

Manufactures – Manufacturing, processing, and

assembling component parts of products.

Construction – New or original construction; additions,

alterations, rehabilitation, remodeling, or reconstruction

by general contractors, speculative builders and heavy

construction contractors; and maintenance, repair and

service work by electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.

If you are NOT engaged in these kinds of activities,

COMPLETE ITEMS 1 THROUGH 8 AND SIGN THE

REPORT FORM (item 52) page 17.

WHO SHOULD REPORT

Every firm that receives a census report form is required

to prepare and submit a separate report form for each of

its establishments.

DEFINITION OF ESTABLISHMENT

An establishment is defined as a single physical location

where business is conducted or industrial operations are

performed.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

• If the establishment stopped operating during 1997 (i.e.,

it was closed, sold, or leased to another company),

complete the report form for the portion of 1997 that

the establishment was operating.

• Respondents are not required to respond to any

information collection unless it displays a valid

approval number from the Office of Management and

Budget (OMB). The OMB 8-digit number appears in the

upper right corner of the questionnaire.

• If additional space is necessary to complete any item,

use the remarks section at the end of the form (if

applicable) or attach a separate sheet. If extra sheets

are added, write the CFN and the item number at the

top of each additional page.

• Please make a photocopy of your completed report

form for your files.

Instructions For Selected Items:

Section A – GENERAL INFORMATION

Item 2. PHYSICAL LOCATION

Part a:

Fill in if the address shown on the label on the front cover

of the report form is different from the physical location

of the establishment.

Part b:

Always identify the municipio where the establishment is

located regardless of your response to part a.

Item 5. DOLLAR VOLUME OF BUSINESS

YOUR RESPONSE IS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. Your

company’s report will be used solely for developing

summary statistics. IT CANNOT BE USED FOR

PURPOSES OF TAXATION, INVESTIGATION, OR

REGULATION.

Include:

• Gross receipts for merchandise sold, services provided,

and construction work done in 1997, whether or not

payment was received in 1997.

• Total value of all products physically shipped. Include

products shipped to other plants, sales branches, retail

stores, or warehouses of your company and on

consignment.

• Market value of compensation received in lieu of cash.

• Amounts received for work even though work may

have been subcontracted to others.

• Commissions, fees, and other operating income for

service industries operating on a commission basis,

such as travel agencies and advertising agencies. Do

NOT include gross billings or sales.

• Actual sales value of the products sold rather than

commissions received for retailers and wholesalers

selling merchandise on a consignment or commission

basis.

• Receipts for delivery, installation, maintenance, repair,

alteration, rental of equipment, storage, other services,

and activities.

Exclude:

• Sales or other taxes collected directly from customers

and paid directly to the Commonwealth or Federal tax

agency.

• Nonoperating income from sources such as

investments, rental or sale of real estate, and interest.

• Sales and receipts from departments or concessions

operated by other companies.

• Commissions from vending machines operated by

others.

• Value of products made on a commission or fee basis

for others.

• Value of products bought and sold or transferred from

other establishments of your company and sold

without further manufacture.

• Value of returned goods.

Item 6. PAYROLL

Definitions are the same as those used on the Employer’s Quarterly Federal Tax Return, Internal Revenue Service

(IRS) Form 941-PR.

Include:

• Wages, salaries, tips, vacation allowances, bonuses,

commissions, and other compensation paid to

employees during 1997, whether or not subject to

income or FICA tax.

• Salaries of officers and executives of a corporation.

Exclude:

• Payments to or withdrawals by proprietors or partners

of an unincorporated company.

• Annuities or supplemental unemployment compensation

benefits, even if income tax was withheld.

Item 7. EMPLOYMENT

Include:

Part a:

• All full- and part-time employees on the payroll during

the pay period including March 12, 1997.

• Salaried officers and executives of a corporation.

• Employees on paid sick leave, paid vacations, and paid

holidays.

Part b:

Proprietors and partners of an unincorporated company

working 15 or more hours during the week of March 12,

1997.

Part c:

Unpaid family workers of an unincorporated company

working 15 or more hours during the week of March 12,

1997.

Section B – WHOLESALE

Item 10. TYPE OF OPERATION

a. Merchant wholesaler – Establishment engaged in

buying and selling merchandise produced by other

firms on its own account.

b. Manufacturer’s sales branch or sales office – Establishment owned or corporately affiliated with a

manufacturer by the parent in Puerto Rico, United

States, or territories.

c. Broker, agent, commission merchant – Establishment engaged in selling and buying

merchandise on an agency, commission, or brokerage

basis for others, rather than on its own account.

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APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
B–22 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

OA-9820(I) Page 2

100’

80’

20’

Selling space

Office Storage

200’

◆

Item 11. EMPLOYMENT BY PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY

Part a:

Report the number of employees engaged in sales

activity, traveling salespeople, truck salespeople, and

selling employees working out of their own homes.

Part c:

This category is not applicable to single-establishment

firms. For multi-establishment firms, report the number of

employees who provided services to other

establishments of this firm.

Part d:

Report employees engaged in sorting, grading,

packaging, and other similar activities on line b.

Sum of lines a through e should equal item 7a.

Item 12. CLASS OF CUSTOMER

Part a:

Include sales to farmers for use in agricultural production

only.

Part b:

Include sales for construction purposes only.

Part c:

Include sales made to buyers outside Puerto Rico only.

Part h:

Include sales to laboratories, institutions, public utilities,

service businesses, and other such users that normally

buy for business use rather than for resale.

Part i:

Include sales to the Federal Government (including

military, post exchanges, GSA, GPO, and other agencies),

Commonwealth, and municipal governments.

Item 13. OPERATING EXPENSES

Include:

• Total annual payroll reported in item 6a.

• Supplements to wages and salaries.

• Liquor and tobacco tax stamps and license fees.

• Depreciation charges in 1997 including depreciation

charges on equipment obtained through a capital or full

payout lease or on equipment rented to others through

an operating lease.

• Lease and rental payments made in 1997 for equipment

leased under an operating lease.

• Advertising expenses.

• Commissions paid to others.

• Office supplies, postage, and shipping and packaging

materials and expenses.

• Cost of contract work performed by others.

• Other expenses (i.e., storage, repairs, bad debt, theft,

and damage losses).

Exclude:

• Cost of goods sold.

• Income taxes.

• Sales and other taxes collected directly from customers

and paid directly to a Commonwealth or Federal tax

agency.

• Interest expenses.

• Payments to or withdrawals by proprietors and partners

of an unincorporated firm.

• Lease payments for merchandise obtained through

capital, finance, or full payout leases.

Item 14. DOLLAR VOLUME OF BUSINESS

Part b:

Report the market value of products bought or sold by

others on which you earned a commission, brokerage, or

agency fee. If unavailable from company records,

estimate the value by dividing actual commissions

received by the percentage charged for sales activity.

Part d:

Report the percentage of products sold (as reported in

item 5) accounted for by products which were mined or

manufactured in the United States, Puerto Rico, or U.S.

territories by your company.

Part e:

Report the fair sales value of goods transferred (billings)

to establishments owned by this firm.

Item 15. INVENTORIES

Report the total value of all inventories of this

establishment at the end of 1997. Report inventories at

cost or market value, using generally accepted accounting

methods. The reported figures should be in terms of book

value. Do NOT include inventory owned by others but

held by this establishment.

For inventories at LIFO cost, use the sum of the LIFO

amount, plus the LIFO reserve for completing item 15c.

Item 17. COMMODITY LINES

If any commodities sold are not prelisted but account for

one percent or more of total sales, refer to the list of

Wholesale Commodity Lines on page 18 of the report

form. Enter the commodity, corresponding code, and

percent of total sales.

Report receipts for construction, delivery, installation,

service contracts, and miscellaneous activities included in

item 5 on the "Service receipts and labor charges" line

(Code 9700).

Section C – RETAIL

Item 19. UNDER-ROOF FLOOR SPACE – Department,

Variety, Grocery, and Drug Stores ONLY.

Include:

• Only the floor space used/controlled by this

establishment.

• All space occupied by this establishment on every floor

of multiple-story buildings.

TOTAL FLOOR SPACE:

Enter the total square footage of under-roof floor space

available at the end of 1997. Include dry storage,

refrigerated space, offices, workrooms, display windows,

and enclosed entrance ways. Do NOT include outdoor

space, even if covered.

UNDER-ROOF SELLING SPACE:

Enter the square footage of in-store selling space at the

end of 1997. Include all store areas open to customers,

including aisles, elevators, etc. Do NOT include display

windows fronting on streets or walks, outdoor entrance

ways, or other outdoor space.

EXAMPLE – How to compute floor space in square feet:

(1)Total under-roof space is:

200 x 100 ft = 20,000 sq. ft

(2)Under-roof selling space is:

200 x 80 ft = 16,000 sq. ft

Item 23. MERCHANDISE LINES

Report receipts for services provided and for service

contracts that were included in item 5 on the

"Nonmerchandise receipts from customers" line

(Code 9900).

EXCLUDE sales of leased departments or concessions operated within this establishment by other

companies.

Section D – SERVICES

There are no additional instructions for items in Section D.

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APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

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1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS B–23

OA-9820(I) Page 3

Section E – HOTELS, MOTELS, AND OTHER

LODGING PLACES

There are no additional instructions for items in

Section E.

Section F – MANUFACTURES

Item 32. SHIPMENTS AND OTHER RECEIPTS

Refer to item 5 instructions for dollar volume of business

definition.

The sum of lines a through d should equal item 5.

Item 33. EMPLOYMENT AND HOURS WORKED

Refer to item 7 instructions for employment definition.

Part a:

Report the number of production workers up through the

working-foreman level engaged in processing,

assembling, shipping (but not delivering), truck drivers

delivering ready-mixed concrete, and other related

services.

Part b:

Report all other employees including those engaged in

supervision above the working-foreman level, sales

(including driver salesmen), sales delivery (truck drivers

and helpers), installation, clerical, and other professional

technical personnel.

Sum of lines a(1) and b should equal item 7a.

Part c:

Report total number of hours worked at the plant by

production workers. Include actual hours worked for

overtime, not straight time equivalent hours. Do NOT

include hours paid for vacations, holidays (unless actually

worked), or sick leave.

Item 34. PAYROLL

Refer to item 6 instructions for payroll definition. The sum

of lines a and b should equal item 6a.

Item 35. SELECTED COSTS

Cost refers to the amount actually paid or payable after

discounts, including freight and other direct charges

incurred in acquiring the item or service.

Part a:

Exclude the value of electricity generated by your

establishment.

Part b:

Exclude the estimated cost of fuels produced by your

establishment.

Part c:

Include the cost of contract employees who are not on

your payroll, but are supplied through a contract with

another company to perform specific jobs related to

production. Exclude the cost of materials worked on,

which should be included in item 35f.

Part d:

Exclude the cost of materials worked on, which should be

included in item 35f.

Part f:

Include ONLY PHYSICAL GOODS USED or put into

production; exclude services used or overhead charges.

Item 36. INVENTORIES

Report the total value of all inventories of this

establishment at the end of 1996 and 1997 at cost or

market value, using generally accepted accounting

methods. The reported figures should be in terms of book

value. Do NOT include inventory owned by others but

held by this establishment.

For inventories at LIFO cost, use the sum of the LIFO

amount plus the LIFO reserve for completing item 36c.

Item 37. CAPITAL EXPENDITURES

Expenditures refer to all costs actually incurred during

1997 which are chargeable to the fixed assets accounts

and for which depreciation accounts are maintained.

Exclude the cost of maintenance and repairs charged as

current operating expense.

Part a:

Enter the value of all equipment and buildings purchased

at their purchased price. For any equipment or structure

transferred to the use of this establishment by the parent

company or one of its subsidiaries, enter the value at

which it was transferred to the establishment.

Item 38. VALUE OF PRODUCTS SHIPPED AND

CONTRACT WORK PERFORMED BY CUSTOMER

LOCATION

Report the ultimate destination of goods shipped,

including goods shipped to foreign countries via U.S.

ports if known. Otherwise, report the location of the

person to whom the products were shipped or sold. The

total value of products made in this establishment (sum

of lines a through e, column (2)) should equal item 32a.

The value of total contract work (sum of lines a through e,

column (3)) should equal item 32b.

Section G – CONSTRUCTION

Item 40. KIND OF ACTIVITY

Part b:

Report only the main activities for which you were

contracted. Work which was incidental to the primary

activities of jobs should not be reported separately.

Include establishments primarily engaged in subdividing

and developing cemetery lots under activities other than

construction.

Item 41. DOLLAR VALUE OF BUSINESS

Refer to item 5 instructions for dollar value of business

definition.

Part a:

Report fees received as sponsors of joint ventures and

fees as agents for owners of construction work. Also

include both the dollar value for installation and cost of

the items installed.

Part b:

Report the receipts for rental of equipment and definable

architectural and engineering work for others and receipts

covering the price of items sold, but not installed by this

establishment.

Sum of lines a and b should equal item 5.

Item 42. TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION

Report separately each building or type of structure. If

such separation is not possible, report the entire project

under the major purpose.

Item 43. EMPLOYMENT AND HOURS WORKED

Refer to item 7 instructions for employment definition.

Part a:

Report the number of construction workers up through

the working-foreman level, including laborers, truck

drivers and helpers, equipment operators, mechanics and

security guards, on lines (1) through (4).

Part b:

Report all other employees including those engaged in

supervision above the working-foreman level, office staff,

architects, engineers, purchasing agents, executives, and

others engaged in nonconstruction activities.

Sum of lines a(1) and b should equal item 7a.

Part c:

Report total number of hours worked at the job site by

construction workers. Include actual hours worked for

overtime, not straight time equivalent hours. Do NOT

include hours paid for vacations, holidays (unless actually

worked), or sick leave.

Item 44. PAYROLL

Refer to item 6 instructions for payroll definition. The sum

of lines a and b should equal item 6a.

Item 46. SELECTED COSTS

Cost refers to the amount actually paid or payable after

discounts, including freight and other direct charges

incurred in acquiring the items.

Part d:

Include repair costs necessary to maintain the property

and equipment. Exclude improvements that increase the

value of the property or adapt it for another use.

Item 49. ASSETS, CAPITAL EXPENDITURES, AND

DEPRECIATION

Depreciable assets are the fixed-tangible property for

which depreciation accounts are maintained.

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Expenditures refer to all costs actually incurred during

1997 which are chargeable to the fixed assets accounts

and for which depreciation accounts are maintained.

Report the original cost or market value of all buildings,

equipment, and vehicles purchased or acquired before

1997.

Section H – ALL ESTABLISHMENTS

Item 50. OWNERSHIP, CONTROL, AND LOCATIONS

OF OPERATION

Part a:

MARK "YES" if – ANOTHER company owns more than

50 percent of the voting stock, controls the management

and policies of, or has the ability to appoint a board of

directors for this company.

MARK "NO" if

• This company has a franchise entitling it to use a trade

name, but is not owned or operated by the franchisor.

• This company operates one or more leased

departments in an establishment owned by another

company, but the other company (lessor) does not own

or control the department(s).

• This company is engaged in the management of a

business owned by others.

Part b:

Indicate whether this company owns more than 50

percent of the voting stock or has the authority to direct

management and policies of any subsidiaries and/or

affiliates.

Part c:

Include all selling and service locations and any other

facilities such as warehouses, administrative offices, etc.

If MORE THAN ONE establishment was operating under

the EI Number:

• List the location of the headquarters first. Provide

physical location address for each location.

• Data for establishments operated during 1997, but not

in operation at the end of the year, should be combined

with the headquarters location.

• The sums of sales and receipts, annual payroll, and

employment should equal the amounts reported in

items 5, 6a, and 7a, respectively.

• If employees worked at more than one location, report

annual payroll and employment for employees at the

ONE location where they spent most of their working

time.

Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 60 minutes per response,

including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the

data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this

burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this

burden, to the Associate Director for Administration/Comptroller, Attn: Paperwork Reduction Project

0607-0839, Room 3104, Federal Building 3, Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C. 20233.

APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
OA-9819

DIRECTOR

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Attention: Outlying Areas

1201 East Tenth Street

Jeffersonville, IN 47134-0001

OMB No. 0607-0839: 

Aprobado Hasta 03/31/2000



DEPARTAMENTO DE COMERCIO 

DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS

CUESTIONARIO CENSO

ECONÓMICO

DE PUERTO RICO 

DE 1997

FAVOR DE DEVOLVER ESTE CUESTIONARIO DENTRO DE LOS

PROXIMOS 30 DIAS.

Incluya el Número de Archivo del Censo (CFN) que aparece en la etiqueta

de este cuestionario con cualquier correspondencia.

Favor de llenar este 

cuestionario y devolverlo al:

Favor de corregir cualquier error

en nombre y dirección,

incluyendo el código postal

Para uso del censo

SE EXIGE BAJO LA LEY del Congreso de

los EE.UU. (título 13, Código de los

EE.UU.) y la ley de la Legislatura de Puerto

Rico (No. 11, del 27 de marzo de 1950) que

llene este cuestionario correspondiente al

establecimiento indicado en la etiqueta y

lo devuelva al Negociado del Censo. En

virtud de estas leyes su informe al Negociado

del Censo es confidencial. El mismo sólo

puede ser visto por empleados juramentados

del Censo y ser utilizado sólo para fines

estadísticos. La ley del Congreso también

garantiza que copias retenidas en sus archivos

son inmunes contra procedimiento

judicial.

INDIQUE LOS DATOS A BASE DEL AÑO

NATURAL 1997. Si los récords no están

disponibles, se aceptan estimados. Si el indicar

los datos a base del año natural resulta costoso

y su año fiscal finalizó entre el 31 de octubre de

1997 y febrero de 1998, indique sus datos en

base al año fiscal, excepto el empleo y la

nómina. Los datos sobre empleo y nómina

durante el año natural deben de estar

disponibles en la copia de su planilla de

contribución sobre ingresos.

TODOS LOS ESTABLECIMIENTOS LLENAN

LAS PARTES A Y H. Llene la parte (de la B a

la G) que mejor describe su tipo de negocio o

actividad.

ES MUY IMPORTANTE QUE USTED LEA

LAS INSTRUCCIONES ADJUNTAS

MIENTRAS CONTESTA LAS PREGUNTAS.

NEGOCIADO DEL CENSO

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Mes

1

Día Año

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003 1

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031

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CUESTIONARIO OA-9819

Parte A - INFORMACION GENERAL

Sección 1. NUMERO DE IDENTIFICACION PATRONAL

¿Es el Número de Identificación Patronal (EIN) - impreso en la

etiqueta - el mismo que se usó para este establecimiento al

rendir su último informe correspondiente a 1997 para la

Declaración Trimestral del Patrono sobre la Contribución Federal al Seguro Social y Seguro Medicare, Formulario 941-PR

del Servicio Federal de Rentas Internas (IRS)?

Anote el EIN actual

(9 dígitos)

Sección 2. UBICACION FISICA

a. ¿Está este establecimiento físicamente ubicado en la misma

dirección que aparece en la etiqueta?

AVISO - Los apartados de correo y las rutas rurales no son

ubicaciones físicas.

NO – Anote la ubicación física apropiada a continuación.

Número y calle

Ciudad o pueblo 

Sección 3. ESTADO DE LAS OPERACIONES

Número de meses a. ¿Durante cuántos meses en 1997 esta

firma u organización mantuvo activo a

este establecimiento?

b. ¿Cuál de las siguientes describe mejor el estado de las

operaciones de este establecimiento al finalizar 1997?

Marque (X) UN solo encasillado.

Inactivo temporalmente o

como resultado de operaciones

estacionales

Cerró operaciones – Indique la fecha

Vendido o arrendado a otro empresario – Anote el nombre, etc., a continuación e indique la fecha

Nombre del nuevo dueño o administrador

Ciudad o pueblo 

Sección 4. ORGANIZACION JURIDICA

a. ¿Cuál de las siguientes describe mejor la organización jurídica de este establecimiento al finalizar 1997? Marque (X)

UN solo encasillado.

Propietario individual 

Sociedad de propietarios 

Asociación cooperativa 

COMO

INDICAR EL

DINERO EN

CIFRAS

Indique las cifras en dólares

redondeadas a miles.

EJEMPLO:

Sección 5. 

Millones

(000)

¿Cuál fue el total del volumen de ventas

de mercancía y otros ingresos recibidos

por este establecimiento en 1997?

Sección 6. NOMINA

a. ¿Cuál fue el total de la nómina

ANUAL, antes de deducciones, para

este establecimiento en 1997?

b. ¿Cuál fue la nómina del PRIMER

TRIMESTRE (enero - marzo), antes

de deducciones?

Sección 7. EMPLEO Número

a. ¿Cuántos EMPLEADOS (de jornada

completa o parcial) estaban en su

nómina durante el período de

pago que incluyó el 12 de marzo

de 1997?

b. ¿Cuántos PROPIETARIOS y SOCIOS

trabajaron 15 horas o más durante

la semana que incluyó el 12 de

marzo de 1997?

c. ¿Cuántos miembros de FAMILIA NO

REMUNERADOS trabajaron 15 horas o

más durante la semana que incluyó el

12 de marzo de 1997?

Sección 8. TIPO DE NEGOCIO O ACTIVIDAD PRINCIPAL

¿Cuál de las siguientes describe mejor el tipo de negocio o

actividad PRINCIPAL que se llevó a cabo al finalizar 1997?

Marque (X) UN solo encasillado.

COMERCIO AL POR MAYOR 

Continúe en la parte B, página 3

COMERCIO AL DETAL 

Continúe en la parte C, página 5

SERVICIOS

Continúe en la parte D, página 7

HOTELES, MOTELES Y OTROS LUGARES DE 

ALOJAMIENTO – Continúe en la parte E, página 9

MANUFACTURA

Continúe en la parte F, página 10

CONSTRUCCION

Continúe en la parte G, página 15

Otro –

Estado Código Postal

2

3

4

Estado Código postal

Número y calle

Corporación (No marque este encasillado si es cualquier 

tipo de asociación cooperativa) 

Gubernamental – Especifique

Otra – Especifique

2

8

0

Indique

$1,125,628 como

VOLUMEN DEL NEGOCIO 

EN DOLARES

Miles

(000)

Dólares

(000)

Millones Miles Dólares

Millones Miles Dólares

Especifique – Después, pase a la parte

H, página 18 y llene la sección 52 del

cuestionario.

b. ¿En qué municipio está físicamente ubicado este

establecimiento?

b. Si ha indicado que es una "Corporación": ¿Cuál de las siquientes

describe mejor a este establecimiento al finalizar 1997?

Marque (X) UN solo encasillado.

1 Corporación privada

2 Corporación pública

106

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103

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¿Cuál fue el porcentaje de las ventas (sección 5)

en 1997 correspondiente a cada clase de cliente?

070

5010

5020

5030

5044

5045

131

1 SI – Continúe en la sección 14b

NO – Pase a la sección 14d

Sección 10. TIPO DE OPERACION

11

20

42

77

2

5046

5047

060

121

5065

5049

5063

5170

5180

5191

5192

5193

5199

a. Ventas

b. Servicios relacionados con las ventas (incluyendo

servicios de oficina, almacén, conductores y

empleados de mantenimiento)

c. Administración central y auxiliares

e. Otro – Especifique

d. Manufactura

Número

Sección 12. CLASE DE CLIENTE

a. Ventas a agricultores para uso en fincas

b. Ventas a constructores y contratistas

c. Ventas a exportadores (ventas de exportación)

d. Ventas a detallistas y talleres de reparación

e. Ventas a establecimientos mayoristas

f. Ventas a consumidores domésticos y usuarios

individuales

g. Ventas a usuarios industriales (manufactura 

y minería)

h. Ventas a usuarios institucionales, comerciales y

profesionales

i. Ventas a organismos gubernamentales (Federal,

Estado Libre Asociado y municipales)

%

a. ¿Vendió este establecimiento mercancía en nombre de otras

empresas a base de COMISION o CORRETAJE en 1997?

b. ¿Cuál fue el valor bruto de ventas de

las transacciones realizadas a base

de comisión o corretaje en nombre

de otras empresas? (Incluídas en la

sección 5.)

c. ¿Cuál fue el volumen de los ingresos

recibidos por concepto de comisiones

o corretaje en las transacciones

indicadas en la sección 14b?

d. ¿Qué por ciento de los productos vendidos

por este establecimiento fueron extraídos o

manufacturados en los EE.UU., Puerto Rico o

territorios de los EE.UU. por su compañía (incluyendo las empresas bajo propiedad o control

común)?

AVISO –

e. ¿Cuál fue el valor de las transferencias

(despachadas con facturas) a otros

establecimientos dentro de su

compañía? (NO incluídas en la sección 5.)

Sección 13. GASTOS DE OPERACION

Sección 14. VOLUMEN DEL NEGOCIO EN DOLARES

Millones Miles Dólares

Por ciento

%

(La suma de las líneas a hasta la i debe

ser igual a 100%)

j. TOTAL 

132

133

134

135

100 %

147

149

141

143

144

148

145

146

150

040

122

123

125

124

5050

5064

5072

5074

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

CONTINUE EN LA PAGINA 4 ➞

5110

5120

5130

5140

5160

5094

5099

5084

5089

Parte B - COMERCIO AL POR MAYOR

Sección 9. TIPO DE NEGOCIO – COMERCIO AL POR MAYOR

¿Cuál fue el tipo de negocio PRINCIPAL que se llevó a cabo en

este establecimiento en 1997 (o la actividad por la cual su

establecimiento es conocido al público o al comercio)? Marque

(X) UN solo encasillado.

Vehículos de motor y piezas y artículos para automóviles

Metales y minerales, excepto petróleo

Ferretería

Equipo y artículos de plomería y calefacción

Papel y productos de papel

¿Cuál de las siguientes describe mejor el tipo de

operación en el cual la mayor parte de su negocio fue

realizado en 1997? Marque (X) UN solo encasillado.

Comerciante (compra y venta por cuenta propia)

Oficina o sucursal de ventas del fabricante

Corredor, agente, vendedor a comisión

Otro tipo de operación – Especifique

Sección 11. EMPLEO SEGUN LA ACTIVIDAD PRINCIPAL

¿Cuál fue el número aproximado de empleados de acuerdo a su

actividad principal durante el período de pago 

que incluyó el 12 de marzo de 1997?

¿Cuál fue el TOTAL de los gastos de

operación para 1997, incluyendo la nómina pero excluyendo el costo de la mercancía vendida y gastos por intereses?

Otro equipo comercial (Incluya equipo para restaurantes 

y hoteles y maquinaria de tiendas.)

Equipo médico y de hospital

Otros equipos y materiales profesionales – Especifique

Equipo y aparatos eléctricos, artículos de alambraje y

materiales de construcción

Enseres eléctricos, radios y televisores

Otras piezas y equipo electrónico – Especifique

Equipo de transportación y suministros; maquinaria y

equipo para la finca y el jardín y otros tipos de maquinaria 

y equipo – Especifique

Medicinas, especialidades farmacéuticas y artículos

farmacéuticos

Ropa, telas y mercería

Comestibles y productos relacionados

Sustancias químicas y productos análogos

Petróleo y productos de petróleo (Incluya terminales y

estaciones de petróleo crudo y a granel.)

Cerveza, vino y bebidas alcohólicas destiladas

Materiales agrícolas

Libros, revistas y periódicos

Flores y materiales de floristas

Pintura, materiales para pintar y papel para 

empapelar paredes

Otros productos perecederos – Especifique

Muebles y artículos para el hogar

Madera y otros materiales de construcción

Equipo de oficina

Computadoras y equipo periférico y programas ("software")

39

Por ciento  %

COMO

INDICAR

POR

CIENTOS

Indique los porcentajes como 

números enteros

EJEMPLO: Indique 38.76% como

Por ciento

Si este es el único establecimiento de esta compañía pase a la sección 15.

Millones Miles Dólares

Millones Miles Dólares

5099

5198

Prendas y piedras preciosas

Otros productos no perecederos – Especifique

Maquinaria de construcción y minería 5082

064

Maquinaria y equipo industrial

Suministros industriales

Equipo de establecimientos de servicio

5085

5087

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1

2

180

(1) Cantidad sujeta al método de costo

LIFO (bruto)

AVISO –

Millones Miles Dólares

1

2

185

(a) Cantidad de la reserva LIFO

(b) Valor LIFO de la línea (1) (neto)

(2) Cantidad no sujeta al método de

costo LIFO

190 1 SI –

2 NO

Pies cuadrados

Sección 17. LINEAS DE PRODUCTOS

Líneas de productos

Por ciento

de las 

ventas

%

Líneas de productos

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

182

183

184

181

046

191

TOTAL 100 %

1)

2)

3)

Parte B – COMERCIO AL POR MAYOR (Continuación)

Sección 15. INVENTARIOS a. ¿Tuvo inventarios al final de 1997?

SI – Continúe en la sección 15b

NO – Pase a la sección 16

b. ¿En este establecimiento, están los inventarios sujetos

al método de valoración de últimas entradas, primeras

salidas (LIFO)?

SI – Complete el resto de esta sección

NO – Pase a la sección 15c

c. ¿Cuál fue el valor TOTAL de todos

los inventarios en 1997?

(Sólo para usuarios de LIFO) La suma de las líneas (1)(a), (1)(b) y (2) debe ser igual a la línea 15c.

Sección 16. ESPACIO UTILIZADO COMO ALMACEN

¿Tenía usted almacén, depósitos de existencias o algún otro tipo

de área de almacenaje de inventario el 31 de diciembre de 1997?

Indique el área de piso utilizable

bajo techo. No incluya el espacio

ocupado por paredes interiores,

pasillos permanentes, ascensores,

escaleras, oficinas, plataformas de

carga, etc.

¿Cuál fue el porcentaje estimado del total de las ventas

(sección 5) en 1997 correspondiente a cada línea de producto

que usted indique para este establecimiento?

Automóviles, motocicletas, autobuses, vehículos

de remolque para acampar y casas remolque

("mobile homes"), nuevas y usadas

Piezas y materiales para automóviles (nuevos y

reconstruidos)

Piezas, accesorios y equipo usado para automóviles

Llantas y cámaras de aire (tubos)

Muebles para el hogar y para el césped

Ropa de casa (manteles, sábanas, fundas para almohadas

y toallas), artículos de uso doméstico y cortinas

Madera: sin cepillar, cepillada y terminada

Madera contrachapada (plywood) y productos de

aserraderos

Ladrillo, piedra, azulejo, arena, bloque, cemento y gravilla

Equipo y artículos para la oficina

Materiales quirúrgicos, médicos y para hospitales

Equipo y aparatos eléctricos

Enseres eléctricos para el hogar

Piezas y equipo electrónico (excepto equipo de

comunicación)

Ferretería (Incluya herramientas de mano motorizadas.)

Equipo y material de plomería y calefacción

Maquinaria, equipo y piezas de uso industrial general

Válvulas y accesorios industriales

Materiales para soldar (No incluya gases.)

Por ciento

de las 

ventas

Medicinas, productos farmacéuticos, cosméticos y

artículos de tocador

Ropa para hombres y jovencitos

Ropa para mujeres, niños y niñas

Calzado

Alimentos congelados, envasados

Productos lácteos (No incluya los deshidratados o

enlatados.)

Aves y productos avícolas (No incluya los envasados

congelados.)

Confitería

Pescados y mariscos (No incluya los enlatados y

envasados congelados.)

Carnes y sus productos (No incluya los enlatados y

envasados congelados.)

Frutas y vegetales frescos

Café, té y especias (procesadas)

Materiales básicos para alimentos y bebidas

Refrescos

Otras especialidades en comestibles

Granos y habichuelas

Materiales plásticos y moldes básicos

Sustancias químicas y productos análogos (No incluya 

productos agrícolas, productos plásticos, gases y petróleo.)

Productos petroleros

Cerveza

Vinos y bebidas alcohólicas destiladas

Pintura, materiales para pintar y papel para empapelar

paredes

Libros, revistas, periódicos y otros materiales impresos

misceláneos

Otros productos – Refiérase al listado que presenta las

Líneas de Productos en la página 19 para especificar

los tipos de productos y anotar los códigos. Código

Ingresos por servicios prestados y costo de la 

mano de obra

Ingresos misceláneos

PASE A LA PARTE H, PAGINA 18 Y LLENE EL RESTO DEL CUESTIONARIO

Sección 17. LINEAS DE PRODUCTOS (Continuación)

%

Pan y productos de panadería y repostería %

Alimentos enlatados

Gas fluído (excluya gases naturales) %

100 102

0100

0200

0240

0300

0400

0520

0620

0700

0900

1000

1400

1500

0600

1600

1700

Uso

del

censo

076

077

078

100 102

2380

2440

3500

3800

3900

4000

4100

4200

4300

4400

4500

4600

4700

4800

4820

4830

4840

4850

4860

4900

5300

5330

5400

5420

5600

5700

6000

6100

9700

9980

Uso

del

censo

9812

9813

9811

9990 1800

2320

%

B–28 APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B 1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
CUESTIONARIO OA-9819 Página 5

Sección 19. ESPACIO BAJO TECHO

¿Usó este establecimiento un nombre autorizado por

una franquicia en 1997?

070

5211

070

Pies cuadrados

1

NO

Sección 20. NOMBRE DE LA FRANQUICIA

1 SI –

2

¿Opera o tiene derechos de 

propiedad sobre este 

establecimiento la franquicia? 1 SI

2 NO 2 NO

5811

5812

5814

5815

5816

5813

5311

5331

5399

5411

5412

5413

5511

5521

5531

5541

5551

5561

5611

5621

5632

5641

5651

5661

5699

5912

5921

5941

5942

5943

5943

5944

5945

5946

5947

5948

5949

5961

5999

252

251

335 333

250

CONTINUE EN LA PAGINA 6➞

7015

Parte C – COMERCIO AL DETAL

Sección 18. TIPO DE NEGOCIO – COMERCIO AL DETAL

¿Cuál fue el tipo de negocio PRINCIPAL que se llevó a cabo en

este establecimiento en 1997 (o la actividad por la cual su

establecimiento es conocido al público o al comercio)? 

Marque (X) UN solo encasillado.

Materiales de construcción, ferretería, jardinería,

casas remolque (mobile home)

Mercancía general

Tienda por departamentos

Bazar o tienda de variedades

Tienda de mercancía miscelánea

Comestibles

Colmado

Supermercado

"Cash and carry"

Agencias de automóviles y gasolineras

Agencia de vehículos de motor – autos nuevos y usados

Ropa y accesorios

Tienda de ropa y de artículos para jóvenes y caballeros

Tienda de ropa (lista para el uso) para damas

Tienda de accesorios y artículos especiales para damas

Tienda de ropa para niños, niñas y bebés

Tienda de ropa para la familia

Tienda de calzado

Muebles, artículos y equipo para el hogar

Mueblería

Tienda de alfombras y pisos

Tienda de cortinas y tapicería

Tienda de artículos misceláneos para el hogar

Tienda de enseres para el hogar

Tienda de radios, televisores y electrónica

Lugar para comer que tiene 25 o más habitaciones de

alojamiento

Otras tiendas detallistas

Farmacia

Licorería

Tiendas de artículos deportivos y bicicletas

Librería

Tienda de artículos de escritorio (papelería)

Tienda de artículos escolares ("school supplies")

Joyería

Tienda de juguetes, juegos y artículos para "hobbies"

Tienda de cámaras y equipo fotográfico

Tienda de regalos, novedades y "souvenirs"

Tienda de maletas y artículos de cuero

Tienda de artículos de costura, bordado y telas

Detallista que no vende su mercancía en tiendas

¿Tuvo este establecimiento algún espacio bajo

techo que se haya utilizado como tienda por

departamento, de variedad, de alimentos o

farmacia en 1997?

SI – Espacio TOTAL

Espacio bajo techo para VENTAS

Comerciante de madera y de otros materiales 

de construcción

Comerciante mayorista de madera y de otros 

materiales de construcción

Tienda mayorista de pintura, cristal y papel para 

empapelar paredes

Ferretería

Tienda detallista de plantas ornamentales y 

efectos para céspedes y jardines

Sección 18.

Tienda detallista de pintura, cristal y papel para 

empapelar paredes

Otro tipo de agencia para la venta de automóviles 

y aviones

Lugares para comer y beber

Lugar para comer

Cafetería

Tienda de computadoras y programas ("software") 

(vende principalmente al consumidor doméstico)

Tienda de discos y cintas pregrabadas

Tienda de instrumentos musicales

TIPO DE NEGOCIO – COMERCIO AL 

DETAL (Continuación)

Restaurante (lugar de comer donde se provee menú

completo con servicio de mozo)

Lugar de refrigerio u otro lugar de comer donde se 

provee un menú limitado (hamburguesas, bistecs, 

pescado (mariscos), pollo, pizza, panqueques, etc.)

Restaurante "fast food"

Otro – Especifique

Lugar para beber (bar, "cocktail lounge," etc.)

Ventas por correo (ventas por catálogo)

Ventas de casa en casa o por teléfono (ventas directas)

Distribuidor de combustible

Distribuidor de gas fluído

Máquinas que venden mercancía (cigarrillos, 

refrescos, etc.)

Distribuidor de periódicos y quiosco para la venta de

periódicos

Optica

Otra – Especifique

5962

5963

5994

5995

5712

5713

5714

5719

5722

5731

5734

5735

5736

5599

5231

5198

5251

5261

5031

Agencia de vehículos de motor – autos usados únicamente

Tienda de artículos para el auto y para el hogar

Gasolinera

Agencias que venden botes

Agencia de vehículos de recreación

5983

5992

5993

Floristería

Cigarrería y quiosco para la venta de cigarros

5984

Sección 21. CENTRO COMERCIAL

¿Está este establecimiento localizado en un centro comercial o "mall"?

1

2

SI

NO

390

Mercado de carne y pescado (mariscos) y frigorífico

Tienda de frutas y mercado de vegetales

Tienda de dulces, nueces y confitería

Tienda de productos lácteos

Panadería y repostería al detal

Otro tipo de tienda de comestibles – Especifique

5421

5431

5441

5451

5461

5499

Otro tipo de tienda de ropa y accesorios – Especifique

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B B–29

U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Economic Census
CUESTIONARIO OA-9819 Página 6

239

Por ciento

de las 

ventas

1)

100

PASE A LA PARTE H, PAGINA 18 Y LLENE EL RESTO DEL CUESTIONARIO

%

%

TOTAL

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

Parte C – COMERCIO AL DETAL (Continuación)

Sección 22. CLASE DE CLIENTE

¿Cuál fue el porcentaje del total de ventas

(sección 5) en 1997 correspondiente a cada

clase de cliente?

a. Público en general

Sección 23. LINEAS DE MERCANCIA

¿Cuál fue el porcentaje estimado del total de las ventas (sección 5) de 1997 correspondiente a cada línea de mercancía que usted

indique para este establecimiento?

Líneas de mercancía

Carne, pescado y aves

Frutas y vegetales frescos

Alimentos congelados

Productos lácteos y alimentos análogos

Productos de panadería y repostería, excepto los

congelados

Otros tipos de alimentos, excluyendo comida 

para animales

Comidas, meriendas, "sandwiches," bebidas no

alcohólicas que generalmente se sirven para consumo

en este establecimiento

Bebidas alcohólicas (servidas en este establecimiento.)

Licor, vino y cerveza envasados

Cigarros, cigarrillos, tabaco y artículos para fumadores

(No incluya las ventas de máquinas que son propiedad

de otros.)

Medicinas recetadas despachadas por farmacéuticos

Medicinas y vitaminas vendidas sin receta médica

y otros productos para la salud y la belleza

Jabones, detergentes y limpiadores para el hogar

Productos de papel

Ropa para jovencitos y caballeros

Ropa para damas y jovencitas

Accesorios para damas

Calzado

Artículos de costura, tejido y bordado

Cortinas, persianas, persianas venecianas ("venetian

blinds"), fundas (de muebles), toallas, sábanas, frisas,

manteles, etc.

Enseres eléctricos grandes para el hogar

Enseres eléctricos pequeños

Televisores, "videocassetes," cinta de video, etc.

Equipo de sonido, instrumentos y artículos musicales

Muebles de sala, comedor y cuarto (excepto camas

sueltas, catres, etc.)

Muebles y efectos para dormir

Otros tipos de muebles

Alfombras y pisos

Equipo, accesorios y programas ("software") para

computadoras del hogar y otro equipo y efectos de

calcular

Utensilios de cocina y artículos para el hogar

Prendas

Equipo y artículos de fotografía

Artículos ópticos

Artículos deportivos y trofeos

Vehículos de recreo

Ferretería, herramientas, artículos de plomería y

artículos eléctricos

Equipo y artículos para el césped y el jardín, flores

cortadas, plantas, arbustos, fertilizantes, etc.

Pintura, artículos de pintura, vidrio y papel para

empapelar paredes

Madera, productos de aserradero, materiales de

construcción, equipo y materiales para la reparación y

modernización del hogar

Casas remolques ("mobile homes")

Automóviles, camionetas cerradas ("vans") y camiones nuevos

Automóviles, camionetas cerradas ("vans") y camiones

usados

Otros vehículos de transporte motorizados

Gasolina

Combustible diesel

Otros combustibles para automóviles

39

Por ciento  %

COMO

INDICAR

POR

CIENTOS

Indique los porcentajes como 

números enteros

EJEMPLO: Indique 38.76% como

b. Otros

Por ciento

Lubricantes para automóviles (aceites, grasa, etc.)

Llantas, cámaras de aire (tubos), baterías, accesorios y

piezas para automóviles

Combustibles para el hogar

Toda otra mercancía

Si las ventas de mercancía en esta línea sobrepasan el

5% del total, especifique las líneas principales de mercancía y el por ciento de las ventas estimadas en

las próximas líneas

Ingresos no relacionados con mercancía, recibidos 

de clientes

Líneas de mercancía

Por ciento

de las 

ventas

Sección 23. LINEAS DE MERCANCIA (Continuación)

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

Uso

del

censo

Uso

del

censo

230 232

230 232

0101

0102

0103

0104

0106

0114

0120

0130

0140

0150

0161

0162

0180

0190

0200

0220

0230

0260

0270

0280

0300

0310

0320

0330

0343

0344

0345

0360

0370

0380

0400

0440

0490

0500

0580

0600

0620

0640

0670

0680

0715

0716

0717

0721

0725

0726

0730

0740

0780

9810

076

077

078

9811

9812

9813

9900

9990

237

3)

2)

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CUESTIONARIO OA-9819 Página 7

070

4724

4725

7812

7819

7822

7622

7542

7549

7513

7514

7515

7519

7521

7532

7533

7534

7536

7537

7538

7539

7211

7221

7311

7374

7375

7376

7377

7378

7379

7381

7382

7383

7384

7389

7219

7319

7322

7353

7359

7361

7363

7371

7623

7629

7631

7641

7692

7699

070

CONTINUE EN LA PAGINA 8 ➞

7312

7313

Parte D – SERVICIOS

Sección 24. TIPO DE NEGOCIO – SERVICIOS

¿Cuál fue el tipo de negocio PRINCIPAL que se llevó a cabo

en este establecimiento en 1997 (o la actividad por la cual

su establecimiento es conocido al público o al comercio)?

Marque (X) UN solo encasillado.

Agencias de viajes y otros servicios

relacionados con el transporte de pasajeros

Agencia de viaje

Operador de excursiones

Servicios personales

Lavandería para la familia y para uso comercial

Planchado de ropa y agentes de lavandería

Lavado y suministro de sábanas, toallas y uniformes

Estudio fotográfico, retratos

Salón de belleza

Barbería

Zapaterías y salones de limpiabotas

Servicios funerarios y crematorio

Servicios comerciales

Agencia publicitaria

Agencia de cobros y ajustes

Reparación y servicios automovilísticos

Alquiler y arrendamiento de camiones sin chofer

Alquiler de automóviles de pasajeros

Arrendamiento de automóviles de pasajeros

Alquiler de remolques y de vehículos de recreo

Estacionamiento de automóviles

Taller de capota, carrocería, tapicería y pintura

Taller de reparación de sistemas de escape

Taller de reparación y recauchamiento

Taller de reemplazo de cristales de automóviles

Taller de reparación de transmisiones

Taller de reparación general

Otros talleres de reparación de automóviles – Especifique

Lavado de carros

Otros servicios automovilísticos –Especifique

Otros servicios de reparación

Reparación de radios y televisores

Películas cinematográficas

Películas cinematográficas y producción de videos

Servicios análogos a la producción de películas

Distribución de películas y cintas

Otros servicios relacionados con el transporte 

de pasajeros

Lavanderías y "dry cleaners" de máquinas activadas 

por monedas

Planta de "dry cleaning" excepto limpieza de alfombras

Limpieza de alfombras y tapicería

Lavandería industrial

Otros servicios de lavado de ropa, incluyendo lavado 

a mano – Especifique

Servicios de preparación de planillas de

contribución sobre ingresos

Otros servicios personales –Especifique

4729

Sevicios de rótulos de publicidad (incluyendo 

carteles y carteleras)

Representante publicitario de radio, televisión y editor

Agencia que proporciona información sobre el crédito 

Servicios de publicidad por correspondencia

Servicios de reproducción y fotocopia

Fotografía comercial

Arte comercial y diseño gráfico

Servicios secretariales y de relator de cortes

Servicios de desinfección y exterminación

Servicios de limpieza y mantenimiento

Alquiler y arrendamiento de equipo médico

Alquiler y arrendamiento de equipo pesado de 

construcción y de remover tierra

Otro alquiler y arrendamiento de equipo (excepto

computadoras o automóviles)

Agencia de empleo

Servicio para el suministro de ayuda temporera

Servicios de programación de computadora

7323

7331

7334

7335

7336

7338

7342

7349

7352

Diseño de sistemas integrados de computadoras

Servicio de procesamiento de datos

Servicios de acceso a información

Servicios gerenciales de computadora

Alquiler y arrendamiento de computadoras

Mantenimiento y reparación de computadoras

Servicios relacionados con computadoras

Servicios de detectives, de protección y de carro blindado

Servicios de sistemas de seguridad

Sindicatos de prensa

Laboratorios de revelado de fotografía

Otros servicios comerciales – Especifique

7373

Talleres de reparación y servicio de neveras y

acondicionadores de aire

Talleres de reparación eléctrica y electrónica (excepto

reparación de computadoras)

Reparación de relojes y prendas

Tapizado y reparación de muebles

Reparación de soldadura

Talleres que se dedican a la reconstrucción o reparación de motores eléctricos

Otros servicios de reparación incluyendo servicios 

de limpieza de alcantarillas y tanques o pozos 

sépticos – Especifique

7694

Programas ("software") de computadora pre-empacados 7372

Servicios comerciales (Continuación)

Sección 24. TIPO DE NEGOCIO – SERVICIOS (Continuación)

Otros servicios publicitarios (excepto agencias) – Especifique

7212

7213

7215

7216

7217

7218

7231

7241

7251

7261

7291

7299

Servicios relacionados a la distribución de películas

cinematográficas

Teatros y cines, excepto teatros al aire libre

Alquiler de películas de video

7829

7832

7841

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS APPENDIX B / APÉNDICE B B–31

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CUESTIONARIO OA-9819 Página 8

070

Por ciento

1 SI – Complete la sección 25b a continuación

2 NO – Pase a la sección 26

371

7911

7922

372

8072

8021

8711

8712

8713

8731

%

8732

8734

8741

8742

8743

8744

8111

9002

8412

8422

7933

7929

7941

7948

8748

8999

Parte D – SERVICIOS (Continuación)

Sección 24. TIPO DE NEGOCIO – SERVICIOS (Continuación)

Otros servicios de entretenimiento y 

recreación – Especifique

Laboratorios médicos y dentales

Laboratorio dental

Otros servicios médicos y dentales – Especifique

Servicios legales

Servicios legales

Museos, galerías de arte y jardines botánicos y

zoológicos

Museos y galerías de arte

Jardines botánicos y zoológicos

Ingeniería, arquitectura, agrimensura, investigación,

gerencia y servicios análogos

Servicios de ingeniería

Servicios de arquitectura

Servicios de agrimensura

Investigación comercial, física y biológica

Otro tipo de servicios – Especifique

Sección 25. VENTAS DE MERCANCIA

a. ¿Vendió este establecimiento alguna mercancía directamente

al consumidor, independientemente de los servicios

proporcionados en 1997?

b. ¿Cuál fue el porcentaje estimado del total 

de los ingresos recibidos (sección 5) en 

1997 correspondiente a la venta de dicha 

mercancía? Si es más del 50 por ciento, describa 

el tipo de mercancía vendida a continuación en COMENTARIOS.

COMENTARIOS

PASE A LA PARTE H, PAGINA 18

Y LLENE EL RESTO DEL CUESTIONARIO

Servicios de entretenimiento y recreación, excepto

películas cinematográficas

Estudio, escuela y salón de baile

Productor y servicios de teatro

Banda musical, orquesta, artistas y otros grupos artísticos 

que no son de teatro

Bolera

Carreras, incluyendo actividades relacionadas con 

carreras de caballos, perros, motocicletas y autos

Gimnasio

Campo de golf público

Máquinas de entretenimiento operadas por moneda

Agencia de lotería (excepto hípica)

Agencia hípica

Parque de diversión

Club deportivo y de recreación para miembros

Gallera

Club deportivo comercial, empresario y promotor 

deportivo

Sociedad de asistencia legal (u otros servicios 

legales no lucrativos) – Especifique

Investigación comercial, económica, sociológica y

educacional

Laboratorio de pruebas comerciales

Servicios gerenciales

Servicios de consultoría gerencial

Servicios de relaciones públicas

Servicios de apoyo administrativo

Otros servicios de consultoría comercial – Especifique

7999

7991

7992

7993

7994

7995

7996

7997

7998

39

Por ciento  %

COMO

INDICAR

POR

CIENTOS

Indique los porcentajes como 

números enteros

EJEMPLO: Indique 38.76% como

Sección 26. CENTRO COMERCIAL

¿Está este establecimiento localizado en un centro comercial o "mall"?

1

2

SI

NO

390

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CUESTIONARIO OA-9819 Página 9

070

7011

7012

7013

1 SI –

7014

Por ciento

%

Millones Miles Dólares

(8) TOTAL (La suma de las líneas (1) hasta la (7)

debe ser igual a 100%) 100 %

379

381

Pase a la

parte H,

página 18

Motel 7015

7016

7041

7032

7033

7018

7019

7015

5812







%

%

%

%

%

%

Número al 31 de

diciembre de 1997

1

2

SI

NO

383

1

2

SI

NO

385

378

2 NO

7099

39

Por ciento  %

Parte E - HOTELES, MOTELES Y OTROS LUGARES DE ALOJAMIENTO

Sección 27.

¿Cuál fue el tipo de negocio PRINCIPAL que se llevó a cabo

en este establecimiento en 1997 ( o la actividad por la cual

su establecimiento es conocido al público o al comercio)?

Marque (X) UN solo encasillado. 

COMO

INDICAR

POR

CIENTOS

Sección 28. FUENTE DE INGRESOS

Sección 29. VOLUMEN Y TIPO DE ALOJAMIENTO

Sección 30.

PASE A LA PARTE H, PAGINA 18

Y LLENE EL RESTO DEL CUESTIONARIO

TIPO DE NEGOCIO – HOTELES, MOTELES Y

OTROS LUGARES DE ALOJAMIENTO

Hoteles, moteles y casas de huéspedes

Hotel de 100 o más habitaciones

Hotel de 25 a 99 habitaciones

Hotel de menos de 25 habitaciones

Hotel recreacional (villas turísticas 

y paradores)

Casas de huéspedes

Hotel de una organización o casa de 

alojamiento con habitaciones disponibles 

al público en general

Campamento de deportes o 

recreación – Especifique

Parques para remolques y áreas para 

acampar (transeúntes)

Parque residencial para casas remolques

("mobile homes")

Campamento diurno para niños

Otros lugares de alojamiento

Restaurante, incluyendo –

Hotel de 100 o más habitaciones

Hotel de 25 a 99 habitaciones

Motel de 25 o más habitaciones

Menos de 25 habitaciones

Otro tipo de actividad – Especifique

Otro tipo de actividad u operación

Indique los porcentajes como 

números enteros

EJEMPLO: Indique 38.76% como

Los ingresos deben ser declarados como un por ciento del total de los

ingresos (sección 5) de 1997.

No incluya impuestos sobre el alquiler de unidades de alojamiento u

otros impuestos recibidos de los clientes.

a. Ingresos recibidos de los clientes 

¿Cuál fue el porcentaje estimado de las ventas e ingresos

recibidos de los clientes en 1997 correspondiente a las

siguientes fuentes de ingreso? (No incluya los ingresos recibidos

de máquinas activadas por moneda que otros negocios administran

en este local.)

(1) Alquiler de habitaciones o de unidades de

alojamiento (Si las comidas están incluidas

como parte de la tarifa de la habitación, estime

el porcentaje correspondiente a comidas en la

línea a(3).)

(3) Venta de comidas y bebidas no alcohólicas

(4) Venta de bebidas alcohólicas para consumo

en el local

(5) Venta de licor, vino o cerveza empacados

(6) Venta de otra mercancía

(2) Ingresos correspondiente a actividades

de casino

(7) Todos los otros ingresos recibidos de 

clientes (Incluya ingresos por el alquiler de

salones de baile, salas de convenciones, uso

de lavanderías y otros servicios.)

b. Ingresos recibidos de otras fuentes

¿Recibió este establecimiento - en sus actividades comerciales -

otros ingresos que NO fueran de parte de clientes? (Incluya

ingresos correspondientes a alquiler y comisiones recibidos de

operarios de departamentos arrendados, concesiones y tiendas, y

máquinas operadas por monedas.)

¿Estuvo este establecimiento acogido a la Ley de Incentivos

Turísticos de Puerto Rico en 1997?

LEY DE INCENTIVOS TURISTICOS DE PUERTO RICO

a. ¿Cuál fue el número de habitaciones o unidades de alojamiento

para alquilar principalmente a huéspedes traseúntes el 31 de

diciembre de 1997? (El número de habitaciones 

o unidades de alojamiento se compone del 

número de unidades que pueden ser alquiladas 

como unidades individuales. Las "suites" o grupo 

de habitaciones que no se pueden subdividir 

deben contarse como una sola unidad.)

b. ¿Fueron los ingresos por concepto de alquiler de

habitaciones o unidades de alojamiento principalmente

(más de la mitad), de huéspedes transeúntes?

¿Cuál fue la

cantidad?

6515

7999

Uso

del

censo

400 402

0010

0120

0130

0140

9800

0040

9980

9990

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070

2011

2331

2335

2013

2015

2022

2311

2321

2322

2325

2326

2032

2048

2049

2051

2052

2053

2064

2085

2086

2087

2091

2095

2097

2253

2121

2129

2329

2339

2341

2342

2361

2369

2391

2392

2395

2396

2399

2431

2434

2439

2448

2449

2491

2499

070

CONTINUE EN LA PAGINA 11 ➞

2299

2069

2079

2089

2429

Parte F - MANUFACTURA

Sección 31 TIPO DE ACTIVIDAD – MANUFACTURA

¿Cuál fue el tipo de actividad manufacturera PRINCIPAL que se

llevó a cabo en este establecimiento en 1997 (o la actividad por

la cual el establecimiento es conocido al público o al

comercio)? Marque (X) UN solo encasillado.

Alimentos y productos análogos

Planta para la matanza y preparación de carnes, 

excepto aves y conejos

Productos especializados enlatados tales como 

comidas para bebé y sopas, excepto mariscos

Alimento preparado e ingredientes de alimentos para

animales y aves, excepto perros y gatos

Pan y otros productos de panadería

Aceites y grasas comestibles – Especifique

Licores destilados y mezclados

Extractos y emulsiones para dar sabor

Otro tipo de bebida – Especifique

Pescados y mariscos enlatados y curados

Productos de tabaco

Cigarros

Productos textiles

Fábrica de ropa tejida para uso exterior, tales como 

abrigos y sudaderas

Ropa y otros productos terminados hechos de tela y

materiales similares

Gabanes y abrigos para hombres y jovencitos

Camisas para hombres y jovencitos

Ropa interior y ropa de dormir para hombres y jovencitos

Pantalones para hombres y jovencitos

Ropa de trabajo para hombres y jovencitos

Blusas y camisas para señoras y señoritas

Vestidos para señoras y señoritas

Otras prendas de vestir de uso externo para señoras y señoritas – Especifique

Ropa interior y de dormir para damas y niños

Sostenes, fajas y prendas de vestir análogas

Vestidos, blusas y camisas para niñas y niños

Otras ropas de niñas y niños para uso externo

Cortinas

Artículos para el hogar

Plisados y bordados

Adornos para automóviles y para ropa

Otra ropa y artículos terminados – Especifique

Madera y productos de madera, excepto muebles

Aserraderos, tablas para pisos y otros productos especiales

de aserraderos – Especifique

Taller de productos de madera cubiertos con 

materiales de metal y plástico

Paletas y rampas de madera o de metal y madera

Otros envases de madera – Especifique

Preservación de madera

Otros productos de madera – Especifique

Salchichas y otras carnes preparadas de 

materiales comprados

Planta para la matanza y preparación de aves o conejos

Queso natural y procesado

Frutas, vegetales, conservas, mermeladas y 

jaleas enlatadas

Alimentos congelados y en conserva – Especifique

Otros productos de molinos de granos – Especifique

Galletas y galletitas

Dulces y otros productos de confitería, incluyendo 

dulces de chocolate

Productos de panadería congelados, excepto pan

Otros productos de confitería, maníes y nueces – Especifique

Refrescos embotellados y enlatados

Café tostado, concentrados y extractos de café

Hielo manufacturado

Otros alimentos preparados y productos 

análogos – Especifique

Otros productos de tabaco – Especifique

Telas, alfombras, hilaza e hilo y otros productos 

de fábricas de tejido – Especifique

Otras prendas de vestir y accesorios para hombres y

jovencitos – Especifique

Madera dura y blanda enchapada y contrachapada y

estructuras de madera – Especifique

Gabinetes de cocina y tocadores de baño de madera

Sección 31. TIPO DE ACTIVIDAD – MANUFACTURA

(Continuación)

2033

2038

2099

Leche líquida y crema

Otros productos lácteos – Especifique

Helados y postres congelados, excepto productos

congelados de repostería

2026

2029

2024

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070

2673

2621

2631

2652

2653

2657

2659

3083

3085

3089

3143

3171

3172

3199

3231

3271

3272

3273

3281

3299

2711

2721

2731

2741

2752

2754

2759

2761

2799

2819

2829

2821

2833

2834

2835

2841

2842

2843

2844

2851

2891

2899

2911

2951

2999

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Parte F - MANUFACTURA (Continuación)

Sección 31.

Papel y productos análogos

Fábrica de papel

Fábrica de cartón

Cajas de cartón desarmadas

Cajas de cartón corrugado y de fibra sólida

Cajas de cartón dobladas

Otros envases y cajas de cartón – Especifique

Bolsas de papel revestido, de plástico y de aluminio

Impresos, publicaciones e industrias análogos

Periódicos: publicación o publicación e impresión

Revistas: publicación o publicación e impresión

Libros y folletos: publicación o publicación e impresión

Actividades misceláneas de publicaciones

Impresos comerciales, litográficos

Impresos comerciales, fotograbado

Otros impresos comerciales

Reproducción de formularios

Otras publicaciones e impresos – Especifique

Productos químicos y productos análogos

Gases industriales y otros productos químicos 

inorgánicos – Especifique

Materiales plásticos y resinas

Productos químicos medicinales y botánicos

Refinados de petróleo e industrias análogas

Productos de petróleo refinado, incluyendo gasolina

y aceite

Productos de goma y de plásticos misceláneos

Hojas y planchas laminadas en plástico

Botellas plásticas

Otros productos de goma y de plásticos – Especifique

Cuero y productos de cuero

Calzado para hombres, excepto atlético

Carteras y bolsas de mujer

Productos de piedra, barro, vidrio y concreto

Productos de vidrio hechos de vidrio comprado

Bloques y ladrillos de hormigón

Productos de hormigón, excepto bloques y ladrillos

Hormigón preparado

Piedra cortada y productos de piedra

Otros materiales sintéticos y fibras fabricadas, 

excepto vidrio – Especifique

Mezcla para la pavimentación de asfalto y bloques

Otros productos de petróleo y carbón – Especifique

Preparados farmacéuticos para uso veterinario 

y de seres humanos

Sustancias para diagnósticos

Jabón y otros detergentes

Lustradores y productos sanitarios

Agentes limpiadores para superficies

Perfumes, cosméticos y artículos de tocador

Pinturas y productos análogos

Adhesivos y selladores

Otros químicos y preparados químicos – Especifique

Artículos de cuero de uso personal excepto 

carteras y bolsas de mujer

Otros cueros y productos de cuero – Especifique

Otros productos de vidrio, cemento hidráulico, arcilla, 

barro, yeso, cal, abrasivos, asbestos y productos 

minerales no metálicos – Especifique

TIPO DE ACTIVIDAD – MANUFACTURA 

(Continuación)

Sección 31. TIPO DE ACTIVIDAD – MANUFACTURA 

(Continuación)

2511

2531

2519

2529

Muebles y accesorios

Muebles de madera, excepto tapizados, para el hogar

Muebles de madera tapizados para el hogar

Muebles de metal para el hogar

Colchones, bases y camas convertibles

Otros muebles para el hogar – Especifique

Muebles de oficina hechos en madera y otros 

muebles de oficina – Especifique

Muebles para edificios públicos y otros muebles análogos

Estantes, armarios y accesorios de madera 

para tiendas

Accesorios para oficinas y tiendas, excepto 

de madera

Persianas, toldos de metal, varas y varillas para cortinas

Otros muebles y accesorios – Especifique 2599

070

Productos químicos y productos análogos (Continuación)

2512

2514

2515

2541

2542

2591

Otros productos de papel y productos 

análogos – Especifique 2679

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Sección 31.

070

3612

3643

3661

3672

3677

3679

3714

3719

3825

3841

3842

3849

3851

3879

3577

3599

3579

3585

➞

3639

3629

3669

3799

3648

Equipo periférico de computadoras, incluyendo 

impresor, "plotter" y monitores para gráficas

Equipo de refrigeración (aire acondicionado) 

y calefacción

Equipos y componentes electrónicos y eléctricos,

excepto equipo de computadoras

Generadores, distribuidores y transformadores 

especializados

Enseres para el hogar – Especifique

Dispositivos de alambrado conductores de corriente

Equipo telefónico y telegráfico

Tablero de circuito impreso

Equipo de transportación

Piezas y accesorios para vehículos de motor

Construcción y reparación de botes

Aviones, barcos y otros medios de transportación; piezas,

equipo y reparación – Especifique

Instrumentos de medida, análisis y control; artículos

fotográficos, médicos y ópticos; relojes

Instrumentos para medir la corriente eléctrica

Artículos oftálmicos (lentes de contacto, espejuelos y 

gafas de sol)

Otro equipo de oficina, incluyendo calculadoras y 

terminales y mecanismos para el almacenamiento 

de datos en computadora – Especifique

Otra maquinaria comercial e industrial y equipo de

computadoras – Especifique

Otros aparatos eléctricos industriales – Especifique

Dispositivos y cuadros de distribución

Otro equipo eléctrico para alumbrado y 

alambrado – Especifique

Radio, televisión y otros equipos de comunicación – Especifique

Bobinas, transformadores y conductores electrónicos

Otros equipos y componentes eléctricos y 

electrónicos – Especifique

Vehículos de motor y equipo de vehículos de 

motor – Especifique

Equipo e instrumentos quirúrgicos, médicos y 

de veterinaria

Utensilios y suministros ortopédicos, prostéticos y

quirúrgicos

Equipo y suministros dentales, aparatos radiográficos, de

irradiación, electromédicos y electroterapéutico – Especifique

Otros instrumentos de medida, análisis y control; artículos

fotográficos y ópticos; relojes – Especifique

CONTINUE EN LA PAGINA 13

TIPO DE ACTIVIDAD – MANUFACTURA 

(Continuación)

3315

3399

Industrias de metales primarios

Alambres, clavos y púas de acero

Fabricación de productos metálicos

Latas de metal

Productos de máquinas de tornillos

Tornillos, tuercas, remaches, cerrojos y arandelas

Otros metales moldeados – Especifique

Galvanizado y pulido de metales

Productos misceláneos de alambre

Otros productos de metal – Especifique

Maquinaria industrial y comercial y equipo de

computadoras

Troqueles, herramientas, plantillas y accesorios

Computadoras electrónicas

Fundición de hierro y acero, metales no ferrosos 

y otras industrias de productos de metales 

primarios – Especifique

Otra maquinaria y equipo para trabajo en metal – Especifique

Sección 31. TIPO DE ACTIVIDAD – MANUFACTURA 

(Continuación)

070

Equipo de calefacción, excepto eléctrico

Fabricación de metal para estructuras

Puertas, bastidores y molduras de metal

Planchas de metal fabricado (talleres de calderas)

Láminas de metal

Trabajos de metal para arquitectura y decoración

Otros trabajos de metal para estructuras – Especifique

3613

3411

3433

3441

3442

3443

3444

3446

3449

3451

3452

3469

3471

3496

3499

3544

3549

3571

3732

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Sección 36. INVENTARIOS

a. ¿Tuvo inventarios al final de 1996 ó 1997?

2

1 SI – Continúe en la sección 36b

NO – Pase a la sección 37

Millones Miles Dólares

b. ¿En este establecimiento, están los inventarios sujetos al método de valoración de últimas entradas, primeras

salidas (LIFO)?

636

637

2

1 SI – Complete el resto de esta sección

NO – Pase a la sección 36c

(1) Cantidad sujeta

al método de

costo LIFO

(bruto)

(2) Cantidad no

sujeta al

método de

costo LIFO

(a) Cantidad 

de la

reserva LIFO

(b) Valor LIFO

de la línea (1) (neto)

c. ¿Cuál fue el valor TOTAL de todos los inventarios al

finalizar los años 1996 y 1997?

(1) Materiales,

suministros, etc.

(4) TOTAL de los

inventarios

(Suma de las

líneas (1) hasta 

la (3))

(2) Trabajo en 

proceso

(3) Productos

terminados

AVISO –

625

626

630

631

633

634

635

FINES DE 1997 FINES DE 1996

638

640

642

644

646

648

650

652

639

641

643

645

647

649

653

651

Sección 34. NOMINA

¿Cuál fue la nómina anual, antes de las

deducciones, para este establecimiento

en 1997?

a. Trabajadores de producción

b. Todos los otros empleados

Sección 35. COSTOS ESCOGIDOS

¿Cuál fue el costo para este establecimiento

en 1997 por concepto de materiales y

servicios usados?

a. Electricidad

b. Combustibles usados para calefacción o energía

d. Trabajos bajo contrato y labor que no es de

producción realizados para usted por otros

e. Artículos comprados y revendidos en la

misma condición

f. Materiales, piezas, componentes, 

envases, etc.

Millones Miles Dólares

(Sólo para usuarios de LIFO) La suma de las líneas b(1)(a),

b(1)(b) y b(2) debe ser igual a la línea c(4).

Sección 31.

(1) Marzo

(2) Mayo

(3) Agosto

(4) Noviembre

Número de

empleados

(1) Enero a marzo

(2) Abril a junio

(3) Julio a septiembre

(4) Octubre a diciembre

(5) TOTAL de horas trabajadas

(Suma de las líneas (1) hasta la (4))

Horas trabajadas

Millones Miles Dólares

601

602

603

604

605

610

611

612

613

615

616

617

618

619

620

070

3911

3914

3915

3961

3965

3993

3999

Industrias manufactureras misceláneas

Joyería, metales preciosos

Artículos de plata y electroplata

Materiales para joyeros y trabajo lapidario

Joyería de fantasía y novedades de fantasía

Cierres, botones, agujas y alfileres

Rótulos y especialidades publicitarias

Otras industrias manufactureras – Especifique

Sección 32. EMBARQUES Y OTROS INGRESOS

a. ¿Cuál fue el VALOR DE LOS

EMBARQUES de productos hechos en

este establecimiento en 1997? (Incluya

las transferencias entre plantas.)

b. ¿Cuáles fueron los ingresos de TRABAJO

POR CONTRATO hecho para clientes con

los materiales de los mismos clientes?

(Describa los productos en los que trabajó y

el tipo de trabajo hecho.)

(2) Otros ingresos misceláneos (Incluyendo ingresos por

trabajos de reparación, etc.)?

d. ¿Cuáles fueron los ingresos por

REVENTAS, i.e., ventas de productos

comprados y revendidos sin

elaboración, manufactura o montaje

adicional en este establecimiento?

Sección 33. EMPLEO Y HORAS TRABAJADAS

a. ¿Cuántos TRABAJADORES

DE PRODUCCION fueron

empleados en 1997

durante el período de pago

que incluyó el 12 de cada

mes indicado a

continuación?

(Incluya empleados permanentes

o temporeros, de jornada

completa o parcial.)

b. ¿Cuántos fueron los otros empleados que

trabajaron durante el período de pago que

incluyó el 12 de marzo?

c. ¿Cuántas horas fueron trabajadas por los

TRABAJADORES DE PRODUCCION, por

trimestre?

c. ¿Cuáles fueron los INGRESOS

MISCELANEOS por –

(1) Ventas de desperdicios y desechos?

TIPO DE ACTIVIDAD – MANUFACTURA 

(Continuación)

Millones Miles Dólares Millones Miles Dólares

Millones Miles Dólares Millones Miles Dólares

CONTINUE EN LA PAGINA 14 ➞

FINES DE 1997 FINES DE 1996

c. Labor contratada para la producción

632

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(1)

(2) (3)

Valor del trabajo

por contrato Localización del cliente

Clase de cliente

f. Mayoristas

l. Otros clientes

h. Consumidores domésticos

i. Gobierno del Estado LIbre Asociado

j. Compañías de construcción

k. Otros establecimientos manufactureros

PASE A LA PARTE H, PAGINA 18 Y LLENE EL RESTO DEL CUESTIONARIO.

Valor de los productos

embarcados

659

661

663

665

667

660

662

664

666

668

Millones Miles Dólares

Sección 39. PREGUNTA ESPECIAL

Si marcó en la sección 4 el encasillado que indica "Corporación": ¿Cuál de los siguientes tipos de corporación describe mejor a este

establecimiento al finalizar 1997? Marque (X) UN solo encasillado.

1

2

3

4

Corporación doméstica

Corporación no doméstica bajo la sección 936

Corporación no doméstica bajo la sección 30A

Otra corporación no doméstica

685

Sección 37. DESEMBOLSOS DE CAPITAL

655

656

657

a. ¿Cuáles fueron los desembolsos de capital por edificios y maquinaria USADA en 1997 (excluyendo

terreno)? (Desembolsos de capital nuevos NO deben ser incluidos en la sección 37a, pero deben ser indicados

a continuación en la sección 37b.)

b. ¿Cuáles fueron los desembolsos de capital por edificios y maquinaria NUEVA?

(1) Edificios y otras estructuras (Excluya el terreno.)

(2) Maquinaria y equipo

Sección 38.

¿Cuál fue el valor total en dólares por concepto de productos hechos y trabajo por contrato realizado en 1997 para

clientes en cada una de las siguientes localizaciones?

a. EE.UU. y territorios (No incluya Puerto Rico y las Islas Vírgenes.)

b. Islas Vírgenes

c. América Central, Sur América y la Zona del Caribe (No incluya las Islas Vírgenes.)

d. Otros lugares del extranjero

e. Puerto Rico – Complete las líneas de la f hasta la l a continuación

Si usted declaró en la línea e, columnas (2) y (3): ¿Cuál fue la distribución de los embarques o trabajo por contrato para clientes

ubicados en Puerto Rico? (La suma de las líneas f hasta la l debe ser igual a las cifras en la línea e, arriba.)

VALOR DE LOS PRODUCTOS EMBARCADOS Y TRABAJO POR CONTRATO REALIZADO SEGUN LA

LOCALIZACION DEL CLIENTE

g. Detallistas

Millones Miles Dólares

Millones Miles Dólares

(1)

(2) (3)

Valor del trabajo

por contrato

Millones Miles Dólares Millones Miles Dólares

670

672

674

676

678

680

682

671

673

675

677

679

681

683

Valor de los productos

embarcados

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Sección 40. TIPO DE ACTIVIDAD – CONSTRUCCION

%

100

Actividades de construcción

Actividades de construcción (Continuación)

%

Por ciento

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

CONTINUE EN LA PAGINA 16 ➞

Indique los porcentajes como 

números enteros

39 %

COMO

INDICAR

POR CIENTOS 

%

703

704

705

706

707

708

709

710

711

712

713

714

715

716

717

718

719

720

721

722

723

724

725

726

727

728

729

730

731

732

733

734

735

736

737

738

739

a. Describa el tipo de actividad de construcción PRINCIPAL a la

que se dedicó este establecimiento en 1997.

Construcción de edificios en terreno ajeno – contratista general

Construcción de edificios en terreno propio

Construcción de carreteras, calles, áreas de

estacionamiento, pistas de aterrizaje y trabajo

relacionado con la construcción de calles y carreteras

Construcción pesada, tal como puentes, túneles,

alcantarillados y otras líneas de servicio público

Otro tipo de construcción pesada, tal como

petroquímicas y plantas de energía para complejos

industriales

Subdivisión y preparación de terreno propio, para la

venta

Subdivisión y preparación de terreno propio, para

arriendo o alquiler

Subdivisión y preparación de terreno ajeno

AVISO: Los contratistas generales que realizaron cualquiera de los

trabajos especializados listados a continuación como parte de un

contrato general, NO deberán llenar estos encasillados. Sin embargo,

si trabajó como Contratista de Trabajos Especializados en 1997,

deberá llenar los encasillados correspondientes.

Trabajos de enlucido, "drywall" (paredes en seco),

acústica e insulación

Plomería, calefacción y aire acondicionado

Techado, alero y láminas metálicas

Trabajo de carpintería

Trabajo de hormigón

Trabajo de electricidad

Instalación o construcción de equipo para edificios

Trabajo de excavación

Instalación y otros trabajos para pisos

Trabajos con vidrios y vidriería

Albañilería, colocación de piedras y otros trabajos

de piedra

Pintura y empapelado de paredes

Construcción de estructuras en acero

Contratista de construcción de piscinas

Trabajo de terrazo, azulejo, mármol y mosaico

Perforación de pozos de agua

Trabajo de demolición y destrucción

Otros tipos de trabajos por contrato – Especifique el tipo

Otras actividades que no son de construcción

Servicios de arquitectura e ingeniería

Alquiler de maquinaria y equipo de construcción

Comercio al detal – Especifique el tipo

Venta de terreno

Comercio al por mayor, manufactura y transportación

Administración de construcción

Otras actividades comerciales – Especifique el tipo

TOTAL

Sección 40.

EJEMPLO: Indique 38.76% como

b. ¿Cuál fue el porcentaje estimado del VALOR TOTAL EN

DOLARES DE LOS INGRESOS COMERCIALES (sección 5) en

1997 para cada una de las siguientes actividades?

Por ciento

Por ciento

Por ciento

TIPO DE ACTIVIDAD – CONSTRUCCION 

(Continuación)

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Parte G – CONSTRUCCION (Continuación)

CUESTIONARIO OA-9819 Página 16

a. Trabajadores de construcción

b. Todos los otros empleados

(1) Marzo

Número de

empleados

(1) Enero a marzo

(5) TOTAL de horas trabajadas 

(Suma de las líneas (1) hasta la (4))

Horas trabajadas

Sección 44. NOMINA

835

836

825

826

827

828

829

830

831

832

833

834

AVISO – Columna (b) + columna (c) = columna (a).

Tipos de construcción

Por ciento del

trabajo de

construcción realizado

Construcción nueva

Trabajo de

mantenimiento

y reparación

Desglose de la columna (a)

(a) (b) (c)

CONSTRUCCION DE

EDIFICIOS

Sección 45.

837

100

CONTINUE EN LA PAGINA 17 ➞

%% %

%% %

%% %

%% %

%% %

%% %

%% %

%% %

% %

746

752

758

770

776

782

788

794

798

744

750

756

768

774

780

786

792

748

754

760

772

778

784

790

796

800

Millones Miles Dólares

741

Sección 41.

INCLUYA –

INCLUYA –

742

• Comercio al detal

• Otros servicios

%

a. ¿Cuál fue el valor en dólares de todo

el trabajo de construcción realizado

en 1997?

• Construcción nueva

• Ampliaciones y alteraciones o

reconstrucción

• Contratos por trabajos 

especializados

• Trabajo de mantenimiento y

reparación

• Desarrollo y mejoramiento de

terrenos

• Edificios y otras estructuras

construidas para la venta, sin

incluir el valor del terreno

• Instalación y servicio de

equipo

• Trabajo de construcción por

cuenta propia

b. ¿Cuáles fueron los ingresos obtenidos en

1997 por concepto de otros tipos de

negocio que no están indicados en la

pregunta anterior?

¿Cuál fue el porcentaje estimado de la cantidad indicada en la

sección 41a (el valor en dólares del trabajo de construcción realizado

en 1997) para cada tipo de construcción listado a continuación?

(Para cada anotación de la columna (a), indique el porcentaje

correspondiente a la construcción nueva (incluya ampliaciones y

alteraciones) en la columna (b) y el porcentaje de trabajo de

mantenimiento y reparación en la columna (c).)

Casas unifamiliares

(separadas, unidas y

"townhouses")

Edificios de apartamentos y

otros edificios residenciales

Edificios industriales y

almacenes

Otros edificios no

residenciales – Especifique

Carreteras, calles y otros

trabajos relacionados

Puentes, túneles y

carreteras elevadas

Acueductos,

alcantarillados, tuberías y vías para la transmisión de

energía y comunicación

Otra construcción que no

sea construcción de

edificios – Especifique

Valor TOTAL del trabajo 

de construcción realizado 

(La suma de la columna 

(b) + la columna (c) debe

ser igual a 100%) 

Sección 43. EMPLEO Y HORAS TRABAJADAS

a. ¿Cuántos TRABAJADORES DE

CONSTRUCCION fueron empleados en

1997 durante el período de pago que

incluyó el 12 de cada mes indicado a

continuación?

(Incluya empleados permanentes o temporeros,

de jornada completa o parcial.)

b. ¿Cuántos fueron los otros empleados que

trabajaron durante el período de pago que

incluyó el 12 de marzo?

c. ¿Cuántas horas fueron trabajadas por los

TRABAJADORES DE CONSTRUCCION, por

trimestre?

¿Cuál fue la nómina anual, antes

de las deducciones, para este

establecimiento en 1997?

¿Cuál fue el costo por concepto de

trabajos de construcción subcontratados a otros contratistas de

construcción para este establecimiento

en 1997? (Incluya los trabajos de

construcción realizados por empresas

manufactureras y el valor de los materiales

vendidos a los subcontratistas.)

VALOR DEL NEGOCIO 

EN DOLARES

Millones Miles Dólares

• Servicios de arquitectura e ingeniería

• Alquiler de maquinaria y de equipo

• Venta de terreno

Sección 42. TIPOS DE CONSTRUCCION

OTRA CONSTRUCCION

QUE NO SEA DE 

EDIFICIOS

Millones Miles Dólares

TRABAJOS DE CONSTRUCCION OTORGADOS

A SUBCONTRATISTAS

Millones Miles Dólares

(2) Mayo

(3) Agosto

(4) Noviembre

(2) Abril a junio

(3) Julio a septiembre

(4) Octubre a diciembre

Sección 42 TIPOS DE CONSTRUCCION (Continuación)

Tipos de construcción

Por ciento del

trabajo de

construcción realizado

Construcción nueva

Trabajo de

mantenimiento

y reparación

Desglose de la columna (a)

(c)

%% %

762 766 764 Edificios comerciales

(bancos, oficinas, tiendas,

restaurantes, garajes

públicos, estaciones de

servicio automovilístico y

edificios para actividades

recreativas)

(a) (b)

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CUESTIONARIO OA-9819 Página 17

Sección 49. BIENES, GASTOS DE CAPITAL Y DEPRECIACION

Millones Miles Dólares

Edificios, remolques en el

local de construcción,

ampliaciones e instalaciones

relacionadas, sin incluir el

terreno

Maquinaria, equipo

y vehículos

(1) (2)

857

860

862

864

866

868

858

859

861

863

865

867

869

Sección 46. COSTOS ESCOGIDOS

Sección 47. TRABAJOS REALIZADOS PARA OTROS CONTRATISTAS O CONSTRUCTORES

Estime qué porcentaje del valor en dólares de los trabajos de construcción realizados (sección 41a) en 1997 corresponde a dicho trabajo.

854

1 SI –

2 NO

Sección 48. PROPIEDAD DE PROYECTOS DE CONSTRUCCION

Por ciento

855

100

%

%

856

838

839

840

841

842

843

853

%

%

¿Cuál fue el costo por concepto de materiales y servicios usados para este establecimiento en 1997?

a. Electricidad

b. Gasolina, combustible diesel y gasohol

c. Otros combustibles para calefacción o energía tales como gas natural, y lubricantes, aceites y grasas.

d. Comunicación y reparación de maquinaria, equipo, edificios y otras estructuras

e. Alquiler o arrendamiento de maquinaria y equipo de construcción, equipo de transportación, edificios y otras

estructuras, equipo de oficina y accesorios (No incluya los pagos por trabajos subcontratados.)

f. Materiales, componentes y suministros

¿Cuál fue el porcentaje estimado del valor en dólares de los trabajos de construcción realizados

(sección 41a) correspondiente a proyectos gubernamentales y privados en 1997?

a. Construcción propiedad del gobierno (Federal, Estado Libre Asociado o municipal)

b. Construcción propiedad privada

c. Valor TOTAL del trabajo de construcción realizado (sección 41a) en 1997

a. ¿Cuál fue el valor BRUTO de los bienes depreciables (usualmente, el costo

original) a PRINCIPIOS de 1997?

b. ¿Cuáles fueron los gastos de capital por automóviles, camiones, etc. (para ser

usados principalmente en carreteras) NUEVOS en 1997?

c. ¿Cuáles fueron los gastos de capital por edificios, maquinaria y vehículos

NUEVOS para los proyectos de construcción en 1997?

d. ¿Cuáles fueron los gastos de capital por edificios y maquinaria USADA en

1997? (Incluya automóviles, camiones, etc. usados.)

e. ¿Cuál fue el valor BRUTO de bienes depreciables vendidos, retirados,

desechados, etc. en 1997?

f. ¿Cuál fue el valor bruto de bienes depreciables al FINALIZAR el 1997? 

(La suma de a + b + c + d - e)

g. ¿Cuáles fueron los cargos por depreciación en 1997?

¿Realizó este establecimiento algún trabajo para otros contratistas o constructores en 1997?

PASE A LA PARTE H, PAGINA 18, Y LLENE EL RESTO DEL CUESTIONARIO

Dólares Miles Millones

Por ciento

Millones Miles Dólares

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Parte H – TODOS LOS ESTABLECIMIENTOS

CUESTIONARIO OA-9819 Página 18

Sección 50. PROPIEDAD, CONTROL Y LOCALIZACION DEL NEGOCIO

1

2

SI

NO

097

Millones Miles Dólares

081

a. ¿Tiene otra compañía control o

derechos de propiedad sobre

esta compañía?

AVISO – Conteste esta sección únicamente si su Número de Archivo del Censo (CFN) que aparece en la etiqueta de este cuestionario

empieza con cero. Si el Número de Archivo no empieza con cero, pase a la sección 52.

b. ¿Tiene esta compañía control o

derechos de propiedad sobre

alguna otra compañía? Si necesita más espacio, continúe en la sección para COMENTARIOS (sección 51).

1

2

SI

NO

098

c. ¿Estuvo activa esta compañía en más de un local durante 1997?

AVISO – Los locales que no están administrados a tiempo completo por al menos un empleado cubierto bajo

este EIN, NO DEBEN indicarse por separado. Incluya los datos de estos locales con los datos

indicados para el local principal.

SI –

NO – Pase a la sección 52

Anote los locales adicionales a continuación y proporcione la información que se solicita.

Si necesita más espacio, continúe en la sección para COMENTARIOS (sección 51).

Sección 52. CERTIFICACION – Este informe es sustancialmente preciso y ha sido preparado de acuerdo con las instrucciones.

Nombre de la persona a quien consultar con respecto a este informe – Utilice letra de imprenta

Teléfono

Código de 

área Número

Período que

cubre este

informe

DE: Mes Año A: Mes Año

Firma de la persona que preparó este informe Fecha

Tipo de negocio en esta localización

Ventas e

ingresos

Nómina

anual

Número de

empleados

durante el

período de pago

que incluyó el 12

de marzo de 1997

Número y calle

Municipio

081

¿Están incluidas estas

cifras en la

página 2 de

este informe?

–

–

082

082 Municipio

083

083 085

085

EIN (9 dígitos)

–

–

ANOTE EL NOMBRE, DIRECCION Y CODIGO POSTAL DE LA COMPAÑIA QUE TIENE DERECHOS DE PROPIEDAD

1

2

SI

NO

1

2

SI

NO

Sección 51. COMENTARIOS –

Nombre

Dirección

Extensión

ANOTE EL NOMBRE, DIRECCION Y CODIGO POSTAL DE LA COMPAÑIA SOBRE LA CUAL TIENE CONTROL

O DERECHOS DE PROPIEDAD

Nombre

Dirección EIN (9 dígitos)

EIN (9 dígitos)

EIN (9 dígitos)

Tipo de negocio en esta localización

Número y calle

Nómina

anual

Ventas e

ingresos

Número de

empleados

durante el

período de pago

que incluyó el 12

de marzo de 1997

¿Están incluidas estas

cifras en la

página 2 de

este informe?

Favor de utilizar este espacio para dar cualquier explicación que considere necesaria para poder

entender los datos que usted ha proporcionado.

1

2

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CUESTIONARIO OA-9819 Página 19

CODIGO LINEA DE PRODUCTO LINEA DE PRODUCTO

LINEAS DE PRODUCTOS DEL COMERCIO AL POR MAYOR

Camiones y tractores

Equipo para el mercadeo de productos petroleros

Muebles para oficinas y negocios

Superficies para pisos

Otros artículos para el hogar

Materiales para techar, para trabajos con tablas de

forro, de aislamiento y para canales de desagüe

Vidrios (Excluya automóviles.)

Otros materiales de construcción

Equipo de computadora nuevo

Equipo de computadora usado

Programas ("software") de computadoras - en

existencias

Equipo y suministros para restaurantes y hoteles

Máquinas y equipo para tiendas

Artículos ópticos y oftálmicos

Suministros dentales

Artículos religiosos y escolares

Otro equipo y material profesional

Metales ferrosos

Metales no ferrosos

Carbón y coque

Otros minerales y metalíferos

Equipo de comunicación electrónico

Equipo electrónico para medición y probación,

excepto automotriz

Equipo y materiales para calefacción y

acondicionamiento de aire

Equipo y materiales de refrigeración

Maquinaria, equipo y piezas para construcción y

minería

Maquinaria, equipo y piezas para la agricultura

Maquinaria, equipo y piezas para jardinería

Maquinaria, equipo y piezas para el procesamiento

de alimentos

Maquinaria, equipo y piezas para la metalurgia

Equipo y piezas para el manejo de materiales

Maquinaria, equipo y materiales para refinerías de

petróleo, pozos petroleros y oleoductos

Otra maquinaria, equipo y piezas de carácter

industrial

Equipo de transmisión de fuerza motriz

Otros materiales industriales

Equipo y artículos de salones de belleza y barbería

Equipo y materiales para conserjes

Equipo y materiales de lavandería y de limpieza en

seco (dry cleaning)

Otro equipo y material de establecimientos de

servicios

Equipo y material de aviación y aeronáutica

Maquinaria, equipo y materiales para industrias

navieras

Otro equipo y material de transportación

Artículos y materiales para recreación y deportes

Juguetes y artículos y materiales para "hobbies"

Desperdicios de metales ferrosos

Desperdicios de metales no ferrosos

Desechos, excepto metal

Instrumentos y artículos musicales

Productos forestales, excepto madera

Otros artículos duraderos

Papel de escribir y papel de imprenta

Objetos de escritorio, artículos de oficina y tarjetas

de felicitación

Papel para uso industrial y personal

Telas y tejidos

Mercería y ropa de casa (manteles, sábanas, fundas

para almohadas y toallas)

Ganado, cerdos, ovejas y cabras

Cuero y pieles

Tabaco en rama

Lana, estambre y mohair (tela de angora)

Otros productos agrícolas (incomestibles)

Algodón

Gases industriales

Petróleo crudo

Materiales agrícolas

Tabaco y productos tabaqueros

Flores y materiales para floristerías

Artesanía (Incluya artículos de regalo, novedades y

"souvenirs.")

Sacos de tela y arpillera

Pelucas, hilo y productos de cuero

Otros productos perecederos

CODIGO

Porcelana, cristalería, loza y utensilios domésticos

plásticos para el hoga

Equipo y materiales fotográficos

Prendas, relojes, diamantes y otras piedras

preciosas y metales (incluya cubiertos de plata.)

0140

0250

0420

0500

1900

2000

2100

2360

2200

2220

2230

2520

2530

3100

3120

3150

3200

3300

0530

0540

0720

0800

0920

0930

0950

0730

0740

0960

0970

1030

1020

1040

1050

1100

1230

1300

1320

1650

1660

2330

2340

2350

2460

2500

2370

2540

2600

2620

2630

2700

2800

2900

2920

2940

3000

3400

3600

3700

6130

6140

6150

5000

5100

5120

5130

5140

5200

5320

5500

5800

5900

6110

6120

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HOJA DE INFORMACION

CENSO ECONOMICO DE PUERTO RICO

Los censos económicos incluyen establecimientos que se

dedican a las siguientes actividades:

Comercio al por mayor – Venta de mercancía al por

mayor a comerciantes detallistas, usuarios industriales

e institucionales y otros consumidores no domésticos.

Comercio al detal – Venta de mercancía para consumo

personal o familiar y a prestar servicios relacionados con

la venta de los artículos.

Servicios – Prestar una amplia variedad de servicios a

individuos, establecimientos comerciales y de gobierno y

otras organizaciones. Los hoteles, moteles y otros lugares

de alojamiento son parte del sector de servicios.

Manufactura – Fabricación, elaboración y montaje de las

piezas que componen los productos.

Construcción – Construcción nueva y original; ampliaciones,

alteraciones, rehabilitación, remodelación o reconstrucción realizadas por contratistas generales, constructores que

trabajan por cuenta propia y contratistas de construcción pesada; y trabajo de mantenimiento, reparación y servicio

realizado por electricistas, plomeros, carpinteros, etc.

Si usted NO se dedica a estos tipos de actividades, LLENE

LAS SECCIONES 1 HASTA LA 8 Y FIRME EL

CUESTIONARIO (sección 52), página 18.

QUIENES DEBEN LLENAR EL CUESTIONARIO

Toda firma que reciba un cuestionario del censo está

obligada a llenar y devolver un cuestionario aparte para

cada uno de sus establecimientos.

DEFINICION DE ESTABLECIMIENTO

Un establecimiento es definido como una sola ubicación física donde se llevan a cabo actividades comerciales o se

realizan operaciones industriales.

INSTRUCCIONES GENERALES

• Si necesita más espacio para llenar alguna sección, utilice la sección para comentarios al final del

cuestionario (si aplica) o adjunte una hoja separada.

Si añade hojas adicionales, escriba el Número de

Archivo del Censo (CFN) y el número de la sección en la parte superior de cada hoja.

• Favor de retener una copia del cuestionario en sus

archivos una vez sea llenado.

Instrucciones Para Secciones Escogidas:

◆

Sección 2. UBICACION FISICA

Parte a:

Llene esta parte si la dirección que aparece en la

etiqueta que se encuentra en la portada del cuestionario

es diferente a la ubicación física de este establecimiento.

Parte b:

Identifique siempre el municipio donde está localizado

este establecimiento independientemente de su

respuesta en la parte a.

Sección 5. VOLUMEN DEL NEGOCIO EN DOLARES

Incluya:

• Ingreso bruto de la mercancía vendida, servicios prestados

y trabajo de construcción realizado en 1997, aunque el pago

de los mismos no se haya recibido en 1997.

• Valor actual de la compensación recibida que no

fue pagada al contado.

• Cantidades recibidas por concepto de trabajo,

aunque el mismo haya sido subcontratado a otros.

• Comisiones, honorarios y otros ingresos de

operación para industrias de servicio que prestan

servicios a comisión, tales como agencias de viaje

y agencias de publicidad. NO incluya el valor bruto

de las ventas o de las facturas despachadas.

• Valor corriente de las ventas de productos vendidos

en lugar de las comisiones recibidas por

comerciantes mayoristas y detallistas que venden mercancía a consignación o a comisión.

• Ingresos por entrega, instalación, mantenimiento,

reparación, alteración, alquiler de equipo,

almacenaje y otros servicios y actividades.

No incluya:

• Impuestos sobre ventas y otros impuestos

recaudados directamente de los clientes y pagados

directamente a agencias de impuestos del Estado

Libre Asociado o del Gobierno Federal.

• Ingresos no derivados de las operaciones del

negocio, tales como inversiones, alquiler o venta

de bienes raíces e intereses.

• Ventas e ingresos de departamentos o concesiones

administradas por otras compañías.

• Comisiones recibidas de máquinas vendedoras

(vending machines) operadas por otros.

• Valor de los productos hechos a base de comisión u honorarios para otros.

• Valor de los productos comprados y vendidos o

transferidos de otros establecimientos de su

compañía y vendidos sin elaboración adicional.

• Valor de los artículos devueltos.

Sección 6. NOMINA

Las definiciones son las mismas que se usan en la

Declaración Trimestral del Patrono Sobre la Contribución Federal al Seguro Social y Seguro Medicare, formulario

941-PR del Servicio Federal de Rentas Internas (IRS).

Incluya:

• Salarios de los oficiales y ejecutivos de una

corporación.

DEPARTMENTO DE COMERCIO DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS NEGOCIADO DEL CENSO

OA-9819(I)

• Si el establecimiento cesó operaciones durante 1997, (fue

cerrado, vendido o arrendado a otra compañía), llene el

cuestionario basado en el tiempo que el establecimiento

estuvo operando en 1997.

Parte A – INFORMACION GENERAL

• Valor total de todos los productos expedidos.

Incluya los productos enviados a otras plantas,

sucursales de venta, tiendas al por menor o

almacenes de su compañía y los productos en

consignación.

• Salarios, sueldos, propinas, vacaciones pagadas,

bonos, comisiones y otras compensaciones pagadas a

empleados durante 1997, estén o no sujetas a

contribuciones sobre ingresos o a los impuestos

establecidos bajo la Ley Federal de Contribuciones de

Seguros (FICA).

No incluya:

• Fondos pagados o retirados por los dueños o socios de firmas no incorporadas.

• Pensiones anuales o indemnizaciones suplementarias

por desempleo, aunque se hayan retenido las

contribuciones sobre ingresos.

Sección 7. EMPLEO

Incluya:

Parte a:

• Empleados de jornada completa y parcial que

figuraban en la nómina durante el período de pago

que incluyó el 12 de marzo de 1997.

• Los respondedores no están obligados a proveer

respuestas a encuestas, a menos que el cuestionario

muestre un número válido de la OMB (Office of

Management and Budget). El número de la OMB se

encuentra a la izquierda sobre el bloque titulado "Para

uso del censo".

SU RESPUESTA ES ESTRICTAMENTE CONFIDENCIAL.

Su informe se utilizará únicamente para desarrollar

estadísticas sumarias. NO PUEDE SER UTILIZADO EN

ASUNTOS RELACIONADOS CON CONTRIBUCIONES,

INVESTIGACIONES O ACCIONES REGLAMENTARIAS.

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•

Sección 7. EMPLEO – CONTINUACION

Incluya:

Parte a:

Oficiales y ejecutivos asalariados de una corporación.

Empleados ausentes que recibieron pago por

vacaciones, enfermedad y días feriados.

Parte b:

Propietarios y socios de una compañía no incorporada

que trabajaron 15 o más horas durante la semana del

12 de marzo de 1997.

Parte c:

Trabajadores de familia no remunerados de una

compañía no incorporada que trabajaron 15 o más horas durante la semana del 12 de marzo de 1997.

Parte B – COMERCIO AL POR MAYOR

Sección 10. TIPO DE OPERACION

a.

b.

c.

Sección 11. EMPLEO SEGUN LA ACTIVIDAD PRINCIPAL

Parte a:

Indique el número de empleados que se dedicaron a las

ventas, vendedores ambulantes, vendedores en camiones

y vendedores que trabajan desde sus hogares.

Parte c:

Esta categoría no aplica a compañías de un solo

establecimiento. Si su compañía tiene más de un

establecimiento, indique el número de empleados que

proporcionaron servicios a otros establecimientos de esta

compañía.

Parte d:

Indique en la línea b, el número de empleados que

participaron en la distribución, clasificación, embalaje y

otras actividades similares.

La suma de las líneas a hasta la e debe ser igual a la

sección 7a.

Sección 12. CLASE DE CLIENTE

Parte a:

Incluya ventas a agricultores para la producción agrícola

solamente.

Parte b:

Incluya ventas para propósitos de construcción solamente.

Parte c:

Incluya ventas a compradores fuera de Puerto Rico

solamente.

Parte h:

Incluya ventas a laboratorios, instituciones, empresas de

servicio público, empresas dedicadas a prestar servicios y

otros usuarios que normalmente compran mercancía para

usarla en el negocio en vez de revenderla.

Parte i:

Incluya las ventas hechas al Gobierno Federal (incluyendo

las fuerzas armadas, tiendas militares, la Administración General de Servicios, la Imprenta del Gobierno de los 

Sección 13. GASTOS DE OPERACION

Incluya:

Total de la nómina anual indicada en la sección 6a.

Suplementos sobre sueldos y salarios.

Pagos de impuestos y permisos para vender licor y

tabaco.

Cargos por depreciación en 1997, incluyendo cargos

por depreciación de equipo obtenido a través de un

contrato de capital o pago completo o equipo

alquilado a otros a través de un contrato de operación.

Pagos de arriendo y alquiler hechos en 1997, por

concepto de equipo alquilado bajo contrato.

Gastos de publicidad.

Comisiones pagadas a otros.

Artículos de oficina, gastos de correo, envío y

materiales para empacar.

Costo del trabajo realizado bajo contrato por otros.

Otros gastos (tales como, almacenaje, reparaciones,

deudas irrecuperables, robos y pérdidas por daño).

No incluya:

Costo de la mercancía vendida.

Impuestos sobre ingresos.

Impuestos sobre ventas y otros impuestos recaudados

directamente de clientes y pagados directamente a

agencias de impuestos del Estado Libre Asociado o del

Gobierno Federal.

Gastos por el pago de intereses.

Fondos pagados o retirados por los propietarios y

socios de una firma no incorporada.

Gastos de arriendo por mercancía obtenida a través de

un contrato de capital, financiamiento o pago

completo.

Sección 14. VOLUMEN DEL NEGOCIO EN DOLARES

Parte b:

Indique el valor actual de los productos comprados y

vendidos por otros, de los que obtuvo honorarios como

agencia, corredor o comisionista. Si no puede obtener

esta cifra, haga un estimado dividiendo el total de las

comisiones recibidas entre el porcentaje a cobrar por las

actividades relacionadas con las ventas.

Parte d:

Indique qué porcentaje del total de las ventas (según lo

indicó en la sección 5) se debe a los productos extraídos

o manufacturados en EE.UU., Puerto Rico o los territorios

de EE.UU. por su compañía.

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Comerciante mayorista – Establecimiento que se

dedica a comprar y vender mercancía producida por

otras firmas, por su propia cuenta.

Oficina o sucursal de ventas del fabricante – Establecimiento que pertenece o que está afiliado a

una compañía manufacturera por su compañía matriz en Puerto Rico, Estados Unidos o territorios.

Corredor, agente y vendedor a comisión – Establecimiento que se dedica a comprar y vender

mercancía como agencia, comisionista o corredor

para otros, en vez de trabajar por cuenta propia.

Parte e:

Indique el valor actual de los artículos transferidos (con

facturas) a otros establecimientos de esta compañía.

Sección 15. INVENTARIOS

Indique el valor total de todos los inventarios de este

establecimiento al finalizar 1997 en base al costo o al

valor actual, usando los métodos de contabilidad que se

aceptan generalmente. Las cifras deben ser indicadas

como aparecen en los libros de contabilidad. No incluya

los inventarios ajenos que administraba este

establecimiento.

Para obtener los inventarios sujetos al costo LIFO, utilice

la suma de la cantidad LIFO, más la reserva LIFO para

llenar la sección 15c.

EE.UU. y otras agencias), al Gobierno del Estado Libre

Asociado y a los gobiernos municipales.

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Sección 17. LINEAS DE PRODUCTOS

Si existe alguna otra mercancía no listada que haya

contribuido el uno por ciento o más del total de las

ventas, refiérase a la lista de Líneas de Productos del

Comercio al por Mayor en la página 19 del cuestionario.

Anote el producto, el código correspondiente y el por

ciento del total de las ventas.

Indique en la línea para "Ingresos por servicios prestados

y costo de la mano de obra" (Código 9700), los ingresos

por concepto de construcción, entrega, instalación, contratos de servicio y actividades misceláneas incluidos

en la sección 5.

Parte C – COMERCIO AL DETAL

Sección 19. ESPACIO BAJO TECHO -- Tiendas por

Departamento, de Variedad, Supermercados y Farmacias

SOLAMENTE.

Incluya:

Sólo el espacio usado o controlado por este

establecimiento.

Todo el espacio ocupado por este establecimiento en

cada piso de edificios de varios pisos.

ESPACIO TOTAL:

Anote el total de pies cuadrados de espacio bajo techo

disponible al finalizar 1997. Incluya espacio para

almacenamiento general, espacio refrigerado, oficinas,

talleres, vidrieras y pasillos de entrada. No incluya

espacio fuera del edificio, aunque esté bajo techo.

ESPACIO BAJO TECHO UTILIZADO PARA LA VENTA DE

MERCANCIA

Anote los pies cuadrados de espacio utilizado para la

venta de mercancía dentro de la tienda al finalizar 1997.

Incluya todas las áreas de la tienda abiertas al público,

incluyendo pasillos, elevadores, etc. No incluya vitrinas

que den a la calle, pasillos de entrada u otro espacio fuera

del edificio.

EJEMPLO –- Cómo computar el espacio en pies

cuadrados:

(1)

(2)

Sección 23. LINEAS DE MERCANCIA

Indique en la línea para "Ingresos no relacionados con mercancía, recibidos de clientes" (Código 9900), los

ingresos recibidos por servicios prestados y por servicios

contratados que fueron incluidos en la sección 5.

NO INCLUYA las ventas de departamentos arrendados o concesiones administradas dentro de este establecimiento

por otras compañías.

Parte D – SERVICIOS

No hay instrucciones adicionales para las secciones que

aparecen en la Parte D.

Parte E – HOTELES, MOTELES Y OTROS LUGARES

DE ALOJAMIENTO

No hay instrucciones adicionales para las secciones que

aparecen en la Parte E.

Parte F – MANUFACTURA

Sección 32. EMBARQUES Y OTROS INGRESOS

Para la definición del volumen del negocio en dólares,

refiérase a las instrucciones para la sección 5.

La suma de las líneas a hasta la d debe ser igual a la

sección 5.

Sección 33. EMPLEO Y HORAS TRABAJADAS

Para la definición de empleo, refiérase a las instrucciones

para la sección 7.

Parte a:

Indique el número de trabajadores de producción, hasta

el nivel de capataz, que se dedicaron a la elaboración, montaje, envío (pero no entrega), conducir camiones que

hacen entregas de hormigón mezclado y otros servicios

relacionados.

Parte b:

Indique el resto de los empleados, incluyendo supervisores

sobre el nivel de capataz, vendedores (incluyendo

conductores que venden mercancía), empleados

responsables de entregar la mercancía vendida

(conductores de camiones y sus ayudantes), instaladores,

oficinista y otro personal técnico profesional.

La suma de las líneas a(1) y b debe ser igual a la sección 7a.

Parte c:

Indique el total de horas trabajadas por trabajadores de

producción en la planta. Incluya las horas extras que en

realidad se trabajaron y no el equivalente de las mismas

con el cual se determina el pago del sobretiempo. No

incluya las horas pagadas por vacaciones, días feriados (a

menos que en realidad se hayan trabajado) o días por

enfermedad.

Sección 34. NOMINA

Para la definición de nómina, refiérase a las instrucciones

para la sección 6. La suma de las líneas a y b debe ser

igual a la sección 6a.

Sección 35. COSTOS ESCOGIDOS

El costo es la cantidad pagada o pagadera después de

descuentos, incluyendo gastos de flete y otros cargos

incurridos por la adquisición de los materiales o

servicios.

Parte a:

No incluya el valor de la electricidad generada por su

establecimiento.

Parte b:

No incluya el costo estimado del combustible producido

por su establecimiento.

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Total del espacio bajo techo es: 200 pies x 100

pies = 20,000 pies cuadrados

Espacio bajo techo para la venta de mercancía es: 200 pies x 80 pies = 16,000 pies cuadrados

100’

80’

20’

Espacio para ventas

Oficina Almacén

200’

Sección 37. GASTOS DE CAPITAL

Los gastos de capital son todos los gastos incurridos durante

1997 que se pueden cargar a las cuentas de capital fijo y para

los cuales se llevan cuentas de depreciación. No incluya el

costo de mantenimiento y reparación que forma parte de los

gastos de operación actuales.

Parte a:

Anote el valor del equipo y edificios comprados, basado en el

precio de compra. Para cualquier equipo o estructura

transferida para el uso de este establecimiento por su

compañía matriz o uno de sus subsidiarios, anote el valor al

cual se hizo la transferencia.

Parte d:

No incluya el costo de los materiales usados, que debe

ser incluido en la sección 35f.

Parte f:

Incluya UNICAMENTE LOS MATERIALES QUE SE

UTILIZARON en la producción; no incluya los servicios

usados ni los gastos generales fijos.

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Indique el valor total de todos los inventarios de este

establecimiento al finalizar 1996 y 1997 en base al costo o al

valor actual, usando los métodos de contabilidad que se

aceptan generalmente. Las cifras deben ser indicadas como

aparecen en los libros de contabilidad. No incluya los

inventarios ajenos que administraba este establecimiento.

Para obtener los inventarios sujetos al costo LIFO, utilice

la suma de la cantidad LIFO, más la reserva LIFO para

llenar la sección 36c.

Incluya el costo por empleados que no están en su nómina, pero que han sido contratados a través de otra

compañía para desempeñar trabajos específicos

relacionados con la producción. No incluya el costo de los

materials usados, que debe ser incluido en la sección 35f.

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Sección 38. VALOR DE PRODUCTOS EMBARCADOS Y

TRABAJO POR CONTRATO REALIZADO SEGUN LA

LOCALIZACION DEL CLIENTE

Indique el destino final de los embarques incluyendo los

embarques al extranjero a través de los Estados Unidos.

Si se desconoce, indique la localización de la persona a

quien se le enviaron o vendieron dichos productos. El

valor total de los productos embarcados (la suma de las

líneas a hasta la e, columna (2)) debe ser igual a la

sección 32a. El valor total del trabajo contratado (la suma

de las líneas a hasta la e, columna (3)) debe ser igual a la

sección 32b.

Parte G – CONSTRUCCION

Sección 40. TIPO DE ACTIVIDAD

Parte b:

Indique únicamente las actividades principales para las

cuales fue contratado. Los trabajos relacionados con las

actividades principales no deben ser indicados por separado.

Incluya los establecimientos que se dedican principalmente a

subdividir y desarrollar terrenos para cementerios bajo otras actividades que no son de construcción.

Sección 41. VALOR DEL NEGOCIO EN DOLARES

Para la definición del valor del negocio en dólares,

refiérase a las instrucciones para la sección 5.

Parte a:

Indique los pagos recibidos como auspiciadores de

operaciones colectivas y como agentes de los

propietarios de trabajos de construcción. También incluya

el valor en dólares por la instalación y el costo de los artículos instalados.

Parte b:

Indique los ingresos recibidos del alquiler de equipo y de

trabajos (definibles) de arquitectura e ingeniería para

otros y los ingresos que cubren el precio de los artículos

vendidos, pero que no fueron instalados por este

establecimiento.

La suma de las líneas a y b debe ser igual a la sección 5.

Sección 42. TIPOS DE CONSTRUCCION

Indique por separado cada tipo de estructura o edificio. Si

no es posible, indique el proyecto entero bajo el objetivo

principal.

Sección 43. EMPLEO Y HORAS TRABAJADAS

Para la definición de empleo, refiérase a las instrucciones

para la sección 7.

Parte a:

Indique en las líneas (1) hasta la (4), el número de

trabajadores de construcción, hasta el nivel de capataz,

incluyendo peones, conductores de camiones y sus

ayudantes, operadores de equipo, mecánicos y guardias

de seguridad en las líneas (1) a la (4).

Parte b:

Indique el resto de los empleados, incluyendo los

responsables de la supervisión sobre el nivel de capataz,

personal de oficina, arquitectos, ingenieros, compradores,

ejecutivos y otros que desempeñaron actividades que no

son de construcción.

La suma de las líneas a(1) y b debe ser igual a la 

sección 7a.

Parte c:

Indique el total de horas que trabajaron los trabajadores

de construcción en el solar. Incluya las horas extras que

en realidad se trabajaron y no el equivalente de las

mismas con el cual se determina el pago del

sobretiempo. No incluya las horas pagadas por

vacaciones, días feriados (a menos que en realidad se

hayan trabajado) o días por enfermedad.

Sección 44. NOMINA

Para la definición de nómina, refiérase a las instrucciones

para la sección 6a.

Sección 46. COSTOS ESCOGIDOS

El costo es la cantidad pagada o pagadera después de

descuentos, incluyendo gastos de flete y otros cargos

incurridos por la adquisición de materiales.

Parte d:

Incluya los costos de reparación necesarios para mantener la

propiedad y el equipo. No incluya las mejoras que aumentan

el valor de la propiedad o que la adaptan para otros usos.

Sección 49. BIENES, GASTOS DE CAPITAL Y DEPRECIACION

Los bienes depreciables son las propiedades para las cuales

se llevan cuentas de depreciación.

Los gastos son todos los costos incurridos durante 1997 que

se pueden cargar a las cuentas de capital fijo y para los

cuales se llevan cuentas de depreciación.

Indique el costo original o el valor actual de todos los

edificios, equipos y vehículos comprados o adquiridos antes

de 1997.

Parte H – TODOS LOS ESTABLECIMIENTOS

Sección 50. PROPIEDAD, CONTROL Y LOCALES DE NEGOCIO

Parte a:

MARQUE "SI" si – OTRA compañía posee más del 50 por

ciento de las acciones con derecho a voto, controla la

administración y política o tiene autoridad para designar la

junta de directores de esta compañía.

MARQUE "NO" si –

Esta compañía tiene una franquicia que le permite usar

el nombre de una firma, sin ser propiedad y sin ser

administrada por dicha firma.

Esta compañía administra uno o más departamentos

arrendados en un establecimiento ajeno que no posee

o controla el departamento o los departamentos.

Esta compañía está a cargo de la administración de un

negocio ajeno.

Parte b:

Indique si esta compañía posee más del 50 por ciento de

las acciones con derecho a voto o tiene autoridad para

dirigir la administración y política de cualquier compañía subsidiaria y/o afiliada.

Parte c:

Incluya todos los locales de venta y servicio y

cualquier otro local, tales como almacenes, oficinas

administrativas, etc.

Si MAS DE UN establecimiento fue administrado

bajo el EIN:

Anote primero la localización de la oficina central.

Proporcione la dirección de la ubicación física para

cada local.

Los datos para los establecimientos administrados

durante 1997, pero que no estuvieron activos al

finalizar el año, deben combinarse con los datos de

la oficina central.

Las sumas de las ventas y los ingresos, la nómina

anual y el empleo deben ser igual a las cantidades

indicadas en las secciones 5, 6a y 7a,

respectivamente.

Si los empleados trabajaron en más de un local,

indique la nómina anual y el empleo de acuerdo al

local donde trabajaron la mayor parte del tiempo.

Se estima que el tiempo promedio que se necesita para completar y enviar este cuestionario es 60 minutos.

Este estimado incluye tiempo para leer las instrucciones, reunir y organizar la informacion, y llenar y revisar 

el cuestionario. Si desea hacer algún comentario acerca de la exactitud de este estimado de tiempo o si tiene

alguna sugerencia sobre cualquier aspecto de esta encuesta, por favor envíenos los mismos al: Associate

Director for Administration Comptroller, Attn: Paperwork Reduction Project 0607-0839, Room 3104, Federal

Building 3, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 20233.

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Appendix C.

Industries Included in the

1997 Economic Census of

Puerto Rico−Manufacturing

Apéndice C.

Industrias Incluidas en el

Censo Económico de Puerto Rico

de 1997−Manufactura

SIC

code Short title

Código

de la

CIU Título abreviado

20 FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS 20 ALIMENTOS Y PRODUCTOS AFINES

201 Meat Products 201 Productos de Carne

2011 Meat packing plants 2011 Plantas para empacar carne

2013 Sausages and other prepared meats 2013 Salchichas y otras carnes preparadas

2015 Poultry slaughtering and processing 2015 Plantas para la matanza y preparación de aves

202 Dairy Products 202 Productos Lácteos

2021 Creamery butter 2021 Mantequilla de crema

2022 Cheese, natural and processed 2022 Queso natural y procesado

2023 Dry, condensed, evaporated products 2023 Productos lácteos secos, leche condensada o

evaporada

2024 Ice cream and frozen desserts 2024 Helados y postres congelados

2026 Fluid milk 2026 Leche líquida

203 Preserved Fruits and Vegetables 203 Frutas y Vegetales en Conserva

2032 Canned specialties 2032 Productos especiales enlatados

2033 Canned fruits and vegetables 2033 Frutas y vegetales en conservas

2034 Dehydrated fruits, vegetables, soups 2034 Frutas, vegetales, y sopas en polvo y deshidratadas

2035 Pickles, sauces, and salad dressings 2035 Pepinillos encurtidos, salsas y aderezos para

ensaladas

2037 Frozen fruits and vegetables 2037 Frutas y vegetales congelados

2038 Frozen specialties, n.e.c. 2038 Productos especiales congelados, n.e.c.

204 Grain Mill Products 204 Productos de Molinos de Granos

2041 Flour and other grain mill products 2041 Harinas y otros productos de molinos

2043 Cereal breakfast foods 2043 Cereales para desayuno

2044 Rice milling 2044 Arroz molido

2045 Prepared flour mixes and doughs 2045 Harinas preparadas mezcladas y masas de harina

2046 Wet corn milling 2046 Productos de maíz molido por vía húmeda

2047 Dog and cat food 2047 Alimentos para perros y gatos

2048 Prepared feeds, n.e.c. 2048 Forraje preparado, n.e.c.

205 Bakery Products 205 Productos de Panadería y Repostería

2051 Bread, cake, and related products 2051 Pan, bizcocho y productos afines

2052 Cookies and crackers 2052 Galletas y galletitas dulces

2053 Frozen bakery products, except bread 2053 Productos de panadería congelados, excepto pan

206 Sugar and Confectionery Products 206 Azúcar y Productos de Confitería

2061 Raw cane sugar 2061 Azúcar bruta (o moscabado) de caña

2062 Cane sugar refining 2062 Caña de azúcar refinada

2063 Beet sugar 2063 Azúcar de remolacha

2064 Candy and other confectionery products 2064 Caramelos y otros productos de confitería

2066 Chocolate and cocoa products 2066 Productos de chocolate y cacao

2067 Chewing gum 2067 Chicle

2068 Salted and roasted nuts and seeds 2068 Nueces y semillas saladas y horneadas

207 Fats and Oils 207 Grasas y Aceites

2074 Cottonseed oil mills 2074 Molinos de semillas de algodón

2075 Soybean oil mills 2075 Molinos de semillas de soya

2076 Vegetable oil mills, n.e.c. 2076 Molinos de aceites vegetales, n.e.c.

2077 Animal and marine fats and oils 2077 Grasas y aceites de animales y peces

2079 Edible fats and oils, n.e.c. 2079 Aceites y grasas comestibles, n.e.c.

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SIC

code Short title

Código

de la

CIU Título abreviado

208 Beverages 208 Bebidas

2082 Malt beverages 2082 Bebidas de malta

2083 Malt 2083 Malta

2084 Wines, brandy, and brandy spirits 2084 Vinos, brandy, y espíritus de brandy

2085 Distilled and blended liquors 2085 Licores destilados y mezclados

2086 Bottled and canned soft drinks 2086 Refrescos embotellados y enlatados

2087 Flavoring extracts and syrups, n.e.c. 2087 Extractos y emulsiones para dar sabor, n.e.c.

209 Miscellaneous Food and Kindred Products 209 Alimentos y Productos Afines Misceláneos

2091 Canned and cured fish and seafoods 2091 Pescados y mariscos enlatados y curados

2092 Fresh or frozen prepared fish 2092 Pescado preparado fresco o congelado

2095 Roasted coffee 2095 Café tostado

2096 Potato chips and similar snacks 2096 Hojuelas de papas fritas y otras meriendas similares

2097 Manufactured ice 2097 Hielo manufacturado

2098 Macaroni and spaghetti 2098 Macarrones y fideos largos

2099 Food preparations, n.e.c. 2099 Otros alimentos preparados, n.e.c.

21 TOBACCO PRODUCTS 21 PRODUCTOS DE TABACO

211 Cigarettes 211 Cigarrillos

2111 Cigarettes 2111 Cigarrillos

212 Cigars 212 Cigarros

2121 Cigars 2121 Cigarros

213 Chewing and Smoking Tobacco 213 Tabaco para Mascar y Fumar

2131 Chewing and smoking tobacco 2131 Tabaco para mascar y fumar

214 Tobacco Stemming and Redrying 214 Tabaco Despalillado y Secado

2141 Tobacco stemming and redrying 2141 Tabaco despalillado y secado

22 TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS 22 PRODUCTOS TEXTILES

221 Broadwoven Fabric Mills, Cotton 221 Fábricas de Tejidos de Algodón

2211 Broadwoven fabric mills, cotton 2211 Fábricas de tejidos de algodón

222 Broadwoven Fabric Mills, Manmade 222 Fábricas de Tejidos de Fibras Sintéticas

2221 Broadwoven fabric mills, manmade 2221 Fábricas de tejidos de fibras sintéticas

223 Broadwoven Fabric Mills, Wool 223 Fábricas de Tejidos de Lana

2231 Broadwoven fabric mills, wool 2231 Fábricas de tejidos de lana

224 Narrow Fabric Mills 224 Fábricas de Tejidos Estrechos

2241 Narrow fabric mills 2241 Fábricas de tejidos estrechos

225 Knitting Mills 225 Fábricas de Tejidos de Punto

2251 Women’s hosiery, except socks 2251 Medias para damas, excepto calcetines

2252 Hosiery, n.e.c. 2252 Otras medias, n.e.c.

2253 Knit outerwear mills 2253 Fábricas de ropa tejida para uso exterior

2254 Knit underwear mills 2254 Fábricas de ropa tejida para uso interior

2257 Weft knit fabric mills 2257 Fábricas de tejidos de textura

2258 Lace and warp knit fabric mills 2258 Encajes y fábricas de telas hechas de urdimbre

2259 Knitting mills, n.e.c. 2259 Fábricas de tejidos de punto, n.e.c.

226 Textile Finishing, Except Wool 226 Acabado de Productos Textiles, Excepto Lana

2261 Finishing plants, cotton 2261 Fábricas de acabado de algodón

2262 Finishing plants, manmade 2262 Fábricas de acabado de fibras sintéticas

2269 Finishing plants, n.e.c. 2269 Fábricas de acabado, n.e.c.

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SIC

code Short title

Código

de la

CIU Título abreviado

227 Carpets and Rugs 227 Alfombras y Tapices

2273 Carpets and rugs 2273 Alfombras y tapices

228 Yarn and Thread Mills 228 Fábricas de Hilaza e Hilos

2281 Yarn spinning mills 2281 Fábricas de hilandería

2282 Throwing and winding mills 2282 Fábricas de hilaza torcida devanada

2284 Thread mills 2284 Fábricas de hilo

229 Miscellaneous Textile Goods 229 Artículos Textiles Misceláneos

2295 Coated fabrics, not rubberized 2295 Géneros laminados sin engomar

2296 Tire cord and fabrics 2296 Cordónygénero para llantas

2297 Nonwoven fabrics 2297 Textiles no tejidos

2298 Cordage and twine 2298 Cordón y cordelería

2299 Textile goods, n.e.c. 2299 Artículos textiles, n.e.c.

23 APPAREL AND OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS 23 ROPA Y OTROS PRODUCTOS TEXTILES

231 Men’s and Boys’ Suits and Coats 231 Trajes y Abrigos para Hombres y Jovencitos

2311 Men’s and boys’ suits and coats 2311 Trajes y abrigos, para hombres y jovencitos

232 Men’s and Boys’ Furnishings 232 Prendas de Vestir y Accesorios para Hombres y

Jovencitos

2321 Men’s and boys’ shirts 2321 Camisas para hombres y jovencitos

2322 Men’s and boys’ underwear and nightwear 2322 Ropa interior y ropa de dormir para hombres y

jovencitos

2323 Men’s and boys’ neckwear 2323 Corbatas y bufandas para hombres y jovencitos

2325 Men’s and boys’ trousers and slacks 2325 Pantalones para hombres y jovencitos

2326 Men’s and boys’ work clothing 2326 Ropa de trabajo para hombres y jovencitos

2329 Men’s and boys’ clothing, n.e.c. 2329 Prendas de vestir para hombres y jovencitos, n.e.c.

233 Women’s and Misses’ Outerwear 233 Prendas de Vestir de Uso Exterior para Señoras

y Señoritas

2331 Women’s and misses’ blouses and shirts 2331 Blusas y camisas para señoras y señoritas

2335 Women’s, juniors’, and misses’ dresses 2335 Vestidos para señoras y señoritas

2337 Women’s and misses’ suits and coats 2337 Trajes de sastre y abrigos para señoras y señoritas

2339 Women’s and misses’ outerwear, n.e.c. 2339 Prendas de vestir de uso exterior para señoras y

señoritas, n.e.c.

234 Women’s and Children’s Undergarments 234 Ropa Interior para Señoras y Niños

2341 Women’s and children’s underwear 2341 Ropa interior para señoras y niños

2342 Bras, girdles, and allied garments 2342 Sostenes, fajas, y prendas de vestir afines

235 Hats, Caps, and Millinery 235 Sombreros, Gorras, y Sombreros para Damas

2353 Hats, caps, and millinery 2353 Sombreros, gorras, y sombreros para damas

236 Girls’ and Children’s Outerwear 236 Ropa de Niños y Niñas para Uso Exterior

2361 Girls’ and children’s dresses, blouses 2361 Vestidos, blusas y camisas para niñas y niños

2369 Girls’ and children’s outerwear, n.e.c. 2369 Ropa de niñas y niños para uso exterior, n.e.c.

237 Fur Goods 237 Artículos de Piel

2371 Fur goods 2371 Artículos de piel

238 Miscellaneous Apparel and Accessories 238 Ropa y Accesorios Misceláneos

2381 Fabric dress and work gloves 2381 Guantes de tela para vestir y para el trabajo

2384 Robes and dressing gowns 2384 Batas de baño y batas de casa

2385 Waterproof outerwear 2385 Prendas impermeables para uso exterior

2386 Leather and sheep-lined clothing 2386 Ropa de cuero y ropa forrada con piel de oveja

2387 Apparel belts 2387 Cinturones para prendas de vestir

2389 Apparel and accessories, n.e.c. 2389 Ropa y accesorios, n.e.c.

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239 Miscellaneous Fabricated Textile Products 239 Productos Textiles Fabricados Misceláneos

2391 Curtains and draperies 2391 Cortinas y cortinajes

2392 Housefurnishings, n.e.c. 2392 Artículos para el hogar, n.e.c.

2393 Textile bags 2393 Sacos de tela

2394 Canvas and related products 2394 Artículos de lona y productos afines

2395 Pleating and stitching 2395 Plisados y bordados

2396 Automotive and apparel trimmings 2396 Adornos para automóbiles y para ropa

2397 Schiffli machine embroideries 2397 Bordados en máquinas Schiffli

2399 Fabricated textile products, n.e.c. 2399 Productos textiles fabricados, n.e.c.

24 LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS 24 LEÑA Y PRODUCTOS DE MADERA, EXCEPTO

MUEBLES

241 Logging 241 Transporte de Troncos

2411 Logging 2411 Transporte de troncos

242 Sawmills and Planing Mills 242 Aserraderos y Talleres de Acepilladura

2421 Sawmills and planing mills, general 2421 Aserraderos y talleres de acepilladura en general

2426 Hardwood dimension and flooring mills 2426 Piezas y tablas de madera dura para pisos

2429 Special product sawmills, n.e.c. 2429 Aserraderos de productos especiales, n.e.c.

243 Millwork, Plywood and Structural Members 243 Productos de Molinos, Paneles, y Piezas de Madera

para Estructuras

2431 Millwork 2431 Productos de molinos

2434 Wood kitchen cabinets 2434 Gabinetes de madera para la cocina

2435 Hardwood veneer and plywood 2435 Madera dura laminada y enchapada

2436 Softwood veneer and plywood 2436 Madera blanda laminada y enchapada

2439 Structural wood members, n.e.c. 2439 Productos de madera para estructuras, n.e.c.

244 Wood Containers 244 Envases de Madera

2441 Nailed wood boxes and shook 2441 Cajas de madera clavadas, duelas, y otro material

para hacer cajas y barriles

2448 Wood pallets and skids 2448 Paletas y rampas de madera

2449 Wood containers, n.e.c. 2449 Envases de madera, n.e.c.

245 Wood Buildings and Mobile Homes 245 Edificios de Madera y Casas Movibles

2451 Mobile homes 2451 Casas movibles

2452 Prefabricated wood buildings 2452 Edificios de madera prefabricados

249 Miscellaneous Wood Products 249 Productos de Madera Misceláneos

2491 Wood preserving 2491 Preservación de madera

2493 Reconstituted wood products 2493 Productos de madera reconstituída

2499 Wood products, n.e.c. 2499 Productos de madera, n.e.c.

25 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES 25 MUEBLES Y ACCESORIOS

251 Household Furniture 251 Muebles para el Hogar

2511 Wood household furniture 2511 Muebles de madera para el hogar

2512 Upholstered household furniture 2512 Muebles de madera tapizados para el hogar

2514 Metal household furniture 2514 Muebles de metal para el hogar

2515 Mattresses and bedsprings 2515 Colchones

2517 Wood TV and radio cabinets 2517 Gabinetes de madera para televisores y radios

2519 Household furniture, n.e.c. 2519 Muebles para el hogar, n.e.c.

252 Office Furniture 252 Muebles para Oficina

2521 Wood office furniture 2521 Muebles de madera para oficina

2522 Office furniture, except wood 2522 Muebles de oficina, excepto de madera

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253 Public Building and Related Furniture 253 Muebles para Edificios Públicos y Otros Muebles

Afines

2531 Public building and related furniture 2531 Muebles para edificios públicos y otros muebles afines

254 Partitions and Fixtures 254 Tabiques e Instalaciones Fijas

2541 Wood partitions and fixtures 2541 Tabiques (divisiones) de madera e instabciones fijas

2542 Partitions and fixtures, except wood 2542 Tabiques, e instalaciones fijas excepto de madera

259 Miscellaneous Furniture and Fixtures 259 Muebles e Instalaciones Fijas Misceláneas

2591 Drapery hardware and blinds and shades 2591 Persianas venecianas y cortinas de sol y accesorios

2599 Furniture and fixtures, n.e.c. 2599 Otros muebles y accesorios, n.e.c.

26 PAPER AND ALLIED PRODUCTS 26 PAPEL Y PRODUCTOS AFINES

261 Pulp Mills 261 Molinos de Pulpa

2611 Pulp mills 2611 Molinos de pulpa

262 Paper Mills 262 Fábricas de Papel

2621 Paper mills 2621 Fábricas de papel

263 Paperboard Mills 263 Fábricas de Cartón

2631 Paperboard mills 2631 Fábricas de cartón

265 Paperboard Containers and Boxes 265 Envases y Cajas de Cartón

2652 Setup paperboard boxes 2652 Cajas de cartón desarmadas

2653 Corrugated and solid fiber boxes 2653 Cajas de cartón corrugado y de fibra sólida

2655 Fiber cans, drums and similar products 2655 Latas y drones de fibra prensada y productos similares

2656 Sanitary food containers 2656 Envases sanitarios para alimentos

2657 Folding paperboard boxes 2657 Cajas de cartón dobladas

267 Miscellaneous Converted Paper Products 267 Productos de Papel Procesado Misceláneos

2671 Paper coated and laminated, packaging 2671 Papel de empacar revestido y laminado

2672 Paper coated and laminated, n.e.c. 2672 Papel revestido y laminado, n.e.c.

2673 Bags: plastics, laminated, and coated 2673 Bolsas plásticas, de aluminio y de papel revestido

2674 Bags: uncoated paper and multiwall 2674 Bolsas de papel no revestido y de paredes múltiples

2675 Die-cut paper and board 2675 Productos de papel y cartón cortados a troquel

2676 Sanitary paper products 2676 Productos sanitarios hechos de papel

2677 Envelopes 2677 Sobres

2678 Stationery products 2678 Productos de escritorio

2679 Converted paper products, n.e.c. 2679 Productos de papel procesados, n.e.c.

27 PRINTING AND PUBLISHING 27 IMPRESOS Y PUBLICACIONES

271 Newspapers 271 Periódicos

2711 Newspapers 2711 Periódicos

272 Periodicals 272 Revistas

2721 Periodicals 2721 Revistas

273 Books 273 Libros

2731 Book publishing 2731 Publicación de libros

2732 Book printing 2732 Impresión de libros

274 Miscellaneous Publishing 274 Publicaciones Misceláneas

2741 Miscellaneous publishing 2741 Publicaciones misceláneas

275 Commercial Printing 275 Impresos Comerciales

2752 Commercial printing, lithographic 2752 Impresos comerciales, litográficos

2754 Commercial printing, gravure 2754 Impresos comerciales, fotograbado

2759 Commercial printing, n.e.c. 2759 Impresos comerciales, n.e.c.

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de la

CIU Título abreviado

276 Manifold Business Forms 276 Formularios Comerciales de Hojas Múltiples

2761 Manifold business forms 2761 Formularios comerciales de hojas múltiples

277 Greeting Cards 277 Tarjetas de Felicitación

2771 Greeting cards 2771 Tarjetas de felicitación

278 Blankbooks and Bookbinding 278 Libros de Formularios en Blanco y Encuadernación

2782 Blankbooks and looseleaf binders 2782 Libros de formularios en blanco y carpetas de argollas

para hojas sueltas

2789 Bookbinding and related work 2789 Encuadernación de libros y trabajos relacionados

279 Printing Trade Services 279 Servicios de Impresión

2791 Typesetting 2791 Composición tipográfica

2796 Platemaking services 2796 Fabricación de placas y servicios relacionados

28 CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS 28 PRODUCTOS QUÍMICOS Y PRODUCTOS AFINES

281 Industrial Inorganic Chemicals 281 Productos Químicos Inorgánicos para Fines

Industriales

2812 Alkalies and chlorine 2812 Alcalis y cloro

2813 Industrial gases 2813 Gases industriales

2816 Inorganic pigments 2816 Pigmentos inorgánicos

2819 Industrial inorganic chemicals, n.e.c. 2819 Productos químicos inorgánicos para fines industriales,

n.e.c.

282 Plastics Materials and Synthetics 282 Materiales Plásticos y Sintéticos

2821 Plastics materials and resins 2821 Materiales plásticos y resinas

2822 Synthetic rubber 2822 Goma sintética

2823 Cellulosic manmade fibers 2823 Fibras celulosas fabricadas

2824 Organic fibers, noncellulosic 2824 Fibras orgánicas no celulosas

283 Drugs 283 Drogas

2833 Medicinals and botanicals 2833 Productos medicinales y botánicos

2834 Pharmaceutical preparations 2834 Preparados farmacéuticos

2835 Diagnostic substances 2835 Substancias para diagnósticos

2836 Biological products except diagnostic 2836 Productos biológicos, excepto substancias para

diagnósticos

284 Soap, Cleaners, and Toilet Goods 284 Jabón, Detergentes y Otros Preparados para el

Baño

2841 Soap and other detergents 2841 Jabón y otros detergentes

2842 Polishes and sanitation goods 2842 Lustradores y productos para la higiene

2843 Surface active agents 2843 Agentes limpiadores que actúan sobre superficies

2844 Toilet preparations 2844 Preparados para el baño

285 Paints and Allied Products 285 Pinturas y Productos Afines

2851 Paints and allied products 2851 Pinturas y productos afines

286 Industrial Organic Chemicals 286 Productos Químicos Orgánicos Industriales

2861 Gum and wood chemicals 2861 Productos químicos de goma y madera

2865 Cyclic crudes and intermediates 2865 Productos cíclicos sin refinar e intermedios

2869 Industrial organic chemicals, n.e.c. 2869 Productos químicos orgánicos industriales, n.e.c.

287 Agricultural Chemicals 287 Productos Químicos para la Agricultura

2873 Nitrogenous fertilizers 2873 Fertilizantes nitrogenados

2874 Phosphatic fertilizers 2874 Fertilizantes fosfáticos

2875 Fertilizers, mixing only 2875 Fertilizantes, mezclas únicamente

2879 Agricultural chemicals, n.e.c. 2879 Productos químicos para la agricultura, n.e.c.

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de la

CIU Título abreviado

289 Miscellaneous Chemical Products 289 Productos Químicos Misceláneos

2891 Adhesives and sealants 2891 Productos adhesivos para sellar

2892 Explosives 2892 Explosivos

2893 Printing ink 2893 Tinta para impresiones

2895 Carbon black 2895 Negro de carbón

2899 Chemical preparations, n.e.c. 2899 Químicos y preparados químicos, n.e.c.

29 PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS 29 PRODUCTOS DE PETRÓLEO Y CARBÓN

291 Petroleum Refining 291 Refinados de Petróleo

2911 Petroleum refining 2911 Refinados de petróleo

295 Asphalt Paving and Roofing Materials 295 Materiales para la Pavimentación de Asfalto y

Techado

2951 Asphalt paving mixtures and blocks 2951 Mezcla y bloques para pavimentación de asfalto

2952 Asphalt felts and coatings 2952 Fieltro saturado de asfalto, y asfalto para revestimiento

299 Miscellaneous Petroleum and Coal Products 299 Productos de Petróleo y Carbón Misceláneos

2992 Lubricating oils and greases 2992 Grasas y aceites lubricantes

2999 Petroleum and coal products, n.e.c. 2999 Productos de petróleo y carbón, n.e.c.

30 RUBBER AND MISCELLANEOUS PLASTICS

PRODUCTS

30 PRODUCTOS DE GOMA Y DE PLÁSTICOS

MISCELÁNEOS

301 Tires and Inner Tubes 301 Llantas y Cámaras o Tubos para Llantas

3011 Tires and inner tubes 3011 Llantas y cámaras o tubos para llantas

302 Rubber and Plastics Footwear 302 Calzado de Goma y de Plástico

3021 Rubber and plastics footwear 3021 Calzado de goma y de plástico

305 Hose and Belting and Gaskets and Packing 305 Mangas, Poleas, Arandelas y Envases

3052 Rubber and plastics hose and belting 3052 Poleas y mangeras de goma o plástico

3053 Gaskets, packing and sealing devices 3053 Arandelas, envases y aparatos de sellar

306 Fabricated Rubber Products, N.E.C. 306 Productos de Goma Fabricada, n.e.c.

3061 Mechanical rubber goods 3061 Productos de goma para mecánica

3069 Fabricated rubber products, n.e.c. 3069 Productos de goma fabricados, n.e.c.

308 Miscellaneous Plastics Products, N.E.C. 308 Productos Plásticos Misceláneos, n.e.c.

3081 Unsupported plastics film and sheet 3081 Láminas y laminillas de plástico sin sostén

3082 Unsupported plastics profile shapes 3082 Siluetas de moldes plásticos sin sostén

3083 Laminated plastics plate and sheet 3083 Planchas y láminas plásticas laminadas

3084 Plastics pipe 3084 Cañerías plásticas

3085 Plastics bottles 3085 Botellas plásticas

3086 Plastics foam products 3086 Productos de espuma plástica

3087 Custom compound purchased resins 3087 Mezcla a la medida de resinas compradas

3088 Plastics plumbing fixtures 3088 Artefactos plásticos de plomería

3089 Plastics products, n.e.c. 3089 Productos plásticos, n.e.c.

31 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS 31 CUERO Y PRODUCTOS DE CUERO

311 Leather Tanning and Finishing 311 Curtido y Acabado de Cuero

3111 Leather tanning and finishing 3111 Curtido y acabado de cuero

313 Footwear Cut Stock 313 Materiales y Avíos para Hacer Zapatos y Botas

3131 Footwear cut stock 3131 Materiales y avíos para hacer zapatos y botas

314 Footwear, Except Rubber 314 Calzado, Excepto de Goma

3142 House slippers 3142 Chinelas

3143 Men’s footwear, except athletic 3143 Calzado para hombres, excepto para deportes

3144 Women’s footwear, except athletic 3144 Calzado para mujeres, excepto para deportes

3149 Footwear, except rubber, n.e.c. 3149 Calzado, excepto de goma, n.e.c.

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SIC

code Short title

Código

de la

CIU Título abreviado

315 Leather Gloves and Mittens 315 Guantes o Mitones de Cuero

3151 Leather gloves and mittens 3151 Guantes o mitones de cuero

316 Luggage 316 Maletas

3161 Luggage 3161 Maletas

317 Handbags and Personal Leather Goods 317 Carteras y Artículos de Cuero para Uso Personal

3171 Women’s handbags and purses 3171 Carteras y bolsas de cuero para mujeres

3172 Personal leather goods, n.e.c. 3172 Artículos de cuero para uso personal, n.e.c.

319 Leather Goods, N.E.C. 319 Artículos de Cuero, n.e.c.

3199 Leather goods, n.e.c. 3199 Artículos de cuero, n.e.c.

32 STONE, CLAY, AND GLASS PRODUCTS 32 PRODUCTOS DE PIEDRA, BARRO Y VIDRIO

321 Flat Glass 321 Vidrio Plano

3211 Flat glass 3211 Vidrio plano

322 Glass and Glassware, Pressed or Blown 322 Vidriería y Vidrio, Prensado y Soplado

3221 Glass containers 3221 Envases de vidrio

3229 Pressed and blown glass, n.e.c. 3229 Vidrio prensado y soplado, n.e.c.

323 Products of Purchased Glass 323 Productos Hechos de Vidrio Comprado

3231 Products of purchased glass 3231 Productos hechos de vidrio comprado

324 Cement, Hydraulic 324 Cemento, Hidráulico

3241 Cement, hydraulic 3241 Cemento, hidráulico

325 Structural Clay Products 325 Productos de Barro para Estructuras

3251 Brick and structural clay tile 3251 Ladrillos y losetas de barro para estructuras

3253 Ceramic wall and floor tile 3253 Losetas de cerámica para pisos y paredes

3255 Clay refractories 3255 Barro refractario

3259 Structural clay products, n.e.c. 3259 Productos de barro para estructuras, n.e.c.

326 Pottery and Related Products 326 Alfarería y Productos Afines

3261 Vitreous plumbing fixtures 3261 Accesorios vítreos para plomería

3262 Vitreous china table and kitchenware 3262 Artículos de mesa y de cocina en porcelana vítrea

3263 Semivitreous table and kitchenware 3263 Artículos de mesa y de cocina de barro semi vítreo

3264 Porcelain electrical supplies 3264 Artículos eléctricos de porcelana

3269 Pottery products, n.e.c. 3269 Productos de barro, n.e.c.

327 Concrete, Gypsum, and Plaster Products 327 Productos de Hormigón y Yeso

3271 Concrete block and brick 3271 Bloques y ladrillos de hormigón

3272 Concrete products, n.e.c. 3272 Productos de hormigón, n.e.c.

3273 Ready-mixed concrete 3273 Hormigón preparado

3274 Lime 3274 Cal

3275 Gypsum products 3275 Productos de Yeso

328 Cut Stone and Stone Products 328 Piedra Cortada y Productos de Piedra

3281 Cut stone and stone products 3281 Piedra cortada y productos de piedra

329 Miscellaneous Nonmetallic Mineral Products 329 Productos de Minerales no Metálicos Misceláneos

3291 Abrasive products 3291 Productos abrasivos

3292 Asbestos products 3292 Productos de asbestos

3295 Minerals, ground or treated 3295 Minerales, pulverizados o tratados

3296 Mineral wool 3296 Lana mineral

3297 Nonclay refractories 3297 Productos refractarios que no son de barro

3299 Nonmetallic mineral products, n.e.c. 3299 Productos de minerales no metálicos, n.e.c.

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CIU Título abreviado

33 PRIMARY METAL INDUSTRIES 33 INDUSTRIAS DE METALES PRIMARIOS

331 Blast Furnace and Basic Steel Products 331 Productos de Altos Hornos y Productos Básicos

de Acero

3312 Blast furnaces and steel mills 3312 Altos hornos y fábricas de acero

3313 Electrometallurgical products 3313 Productos electrometalúrgicos

3315 Steel wire and related products 3315 Alambre de acero y productos afines

3316 Cold finishing of steel shapes 3316 Moldes de acero cilindrado al frío

3317 Steel pipe and tubes 3317 Tubos y cañerías de acero

332 Iron and Steel Foundries 332 Fundición de Hierro y Acero

3321 Gray and ductile iron foundries 3321 Fundición de hierro gris y flexible

3322 Malleable iron foundries 3322 Fundición de hierro maleable

3324 Steel investment foundries 3324 Fundición para revestimiento de acero

3325 Steel foundries, n.e.c. 3325 Fundición de acero, n.e.c.

333 Primary Nonferrous Metals 333 Metales Primarios no Ferrosos

3331 Primary copper 3331 Cobre primario

3334 Primary aluminum 3334 Aluminio primario

3339 Primary nonferrous metals, n.e.c. 3339 Metales primarios no ferrosos, n.e.c.

334 Secondary Nonferrous Metals 334 Metales Secundarios no Ferrosos

3341 Secondary nonferrous metals 3341 Metales secundarios no ferrosos

335 Nonferrous Rolling and Drawing 335 Metales no Ferrosos Laminados y Estirados

3351 Copper rolling and drawing 3351 Cobre laminado y estirado

3353 Aluminum sheet, plate, and foil 3353 Láminas, planchas y papel de aluminio

3354 Aluminum extruded products 3354 Productos de aluminio estirados por presión

3355 Aluminum rolling and drawing, n.e.c. 3355 Productos de aluminio laminado y estirado, n.e.c.

3356 Nonferrous rolling and drawing, n.e.c. 3356 Metales no ferrosos laminados y estirados, n.e.c.

3357 Nonferrous wiredrawing and insulating 3357 Estirado y aislamiento de alambres no ferrosos

336 Nonferrous Foundries (Castings) 336 Fundición de Metales no Ferrosos

3363 Aluminum die-castings 3363 Fundición de aluminio a presión

3364 Nonferrous die-casting except aluminum 3364 Fundición a presión de metales no ferrosos, excepto

aluminio

3365 Aluminum foundries 3365 Fundición de aluminio

3366 Copper foundries 3366 Fundición de cobre

3369 Nonferrous foundries, n.e.c. 3369 Fundición de metales no ferrosos, n.e.c.

339 Miscellaneous Primary Metal Products 339 Productos de Metales Primarios Misceláneos

3398 Metal heat treating 3398 Tratamiento de metales al calor

3399 Primary metal products, n.e.c. 3399 Productos de metales primarios, n.e.c.

34 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 34 FABRICACIÓN DE PRODUCTOS METÁLICOS

341 Metal Cans and Shipping Containers 341 Latas de Metal y Envases para Enbarque

3411 Metal cans 3411 Latas de metal

3412 Metal barrels, drums, and pails 3412 Barriles, drones y baldes de metal

342 Cutlery, Handtools, and Hardware 342 Cuchillería, Herramientas de Mano y Ferretería

3421 Cutlery 3421 Cuchillería

3423 Hand and edge tools, n.e.c. 3423 Herramientas de mano y de filo

3425 Saw blades and handsaws 3425 Hojas para serruchos y serruchos

3429 Hardware, n.e.c. 3429 Ferretería, n.e.c.

343 Plumbing and Heating, Except Electric 343 Plomería y Calefacción Excepto Eléctrica

3431 Metal sanitary ware 3431 Artículos sanitarios de metal

3432 Plumbing fixture fittings and trim 3432 Acopladuras de accesorios y guarniciones para

plomería

3433 Heating equipment, except electric 3433 Equipo de calefacción, excepto eléctrico

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de la

CIU Título abreviado

344 Fabricated Structural Metal Products 344 Productos de Metal Fabricado para Estructuras

3441 Fabricated structural metal 3441 Metal fabricado para estructuras

3442 Metal doors, sash, and trim 3442 Puertas, bastidores y guarniciones de metal

3443 Fabricated plate work (boiler shops) 3443 Planchas de metal fabricado (talleres de calderas)

3444 Sheet metal work 3444 Trabajo de metal laminado

3446 Architectural metal work 3446 Trabajo de metal para arquitectura

3448 Prefabricated metal buildings 3448 Edificios de metal prefabricado

3449 Miscellaneous metal work 3449 Trabajos metal misceláneos

345 Screw Machine Products, Bolts, Etc. 345 Productos de Máquinas de Tornillos Pernos, etc.

3451 Screw machine products 3451 Productos de máquinas de tornillos

3452 Bolts, nuts, rivets, and washers 3452 Tornillos, tuercas, ramaches, y arandelas

346 Metal Forgings and Stampings 346 Forjadura y Estampado de Metal

3462 Iron and steel forgings 3462 Forjadura de hierro y acero

3463 Nonferrous forgings 3463 Forjaduras de metales no ferrosos

3465 Automotive stampings 3465 Estampado de metal para vehículos de motor

3466 Crowns and closures 3466 Coronas y cierres de metal

3469 Metal stampings, n.e.c. 3469 Estampado de metal, n.e.c.

347 Metal Services, N.E.C. 347 Servicios Relacionados con la Fabricación de Metal,

N.E.C.

3471 Plating and polishing 3471 Galvanizado y pulido

3479 Metal coating and allied services 3479 Revestimiento de metal y servicios afines

348 Ordnance and Accessories, N.E.C. 348 Artillería y Accesorios, n.e.c.

3482 Small arms ammunition 3482 Municiones para armas de fuego pequeñas

3483 Ammunition, except for small arms, n.e.c. 3483 Municiones, excepto para armas de fuego pequeñas,

n.e.c.

3484 Small arms 3484 Armas de fuego pequeñas

3489 Ordnance and accessories, n.e.c. 3489 Artillería y accesorios, n.e.c.

349 Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Products 349 Productos de Metal Fabricado Misceláneos

3491 Industrial valves 3491 Válvulas industriales

3492 Fluid power valves and hose fittings 3492 Válvulas de energía fluente y acopladuras de mangas

3493 Steel springs, except wire 3493 Resortes de acero, excepto alambre

3494 Valves and pipe fittings, n.e.c. 3494 Válvulas y acopladuras para cañerías, n.e.c.

3495 Wire springs 3495 Resortes de alambre

3496 Miscellaneous fabricated wire products 3496 Productos de alambre fabricado misceláneos

3497 Metal foil and leaf 3497 Hojas (foil) y laminillas de metal

3498 Fabricated pipe and fittings 3498 Tuberías y acopladuras de metal fabricado

3499 Fabricated metal products, n.e.c. 3499 Productos de metal fabricado, n.e.c.

35 INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 35 MAQUINARIA Y EQUIPO INDUSTRIAL

351 Engines and Turbines 351 Motores y Turbinas

3511 Turbines and turbine generator sets 3511 Turbinas

3519 Internal combustion engines, n.e.c. 3519 Motores de combustión interna, n.e.c.

352 Farm and Garden Machinery 352 Maquinaria para la Finca y el Jardín

3523 Farm machinery and equipment 3523 Maquinaria y equipo para la finca

3524 Lawn and garden equipment 3524 Equipo para trabajar en la grama y en el jardin

353 Construction and Related Machinery 353 Maquinaria para la Construcción y Trabajos Afines

3531 Construction machinery 3531 Maquinaria para la construcción

3532 Mining machinery 3532 Maquinaria para la minería

3533 Oil and gas field machinery 3533 Maquinaria para trabajar los yacimientos de petróleo

y de gas

3534 Elevators and moving stairways 3534 Elevadores y escaleras movedizas

3535 Conveyors and conveying equipment 3535 Transportadores y equipo transportador

3536 Hoists, cranes, and monorails 3536 Montacargas, grúas y monorrieles

3537 Industrial trucks and tractors 3537 Camiones y tractores industriales

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SIC

code Short title

Código

de la

CIU Título abreviado

354 Metalworking Machinery 354 Maquinaria para Metalistería

3541 Machine tools, metal cutting types 3541 Herramientas para máquinas, para cortar metal

3542 Machine tools, metal forming types 3542 Herramientas para máquinas, para conformar metal

3543 Industrial patterns 3543 Modelos industriales

3544 Special dies, tools, jigs and fixtures 3544 Troqueles, herramientas conductores y moldes

especiales

3545 Machine tool accessories 3545 Accesorios de herramientas para máquinas

3546 Power-driven handtools 3546 Herramientas de mano, motorizadas

3547 Rolling mill machinery 3547 Maquinaria para talleres de laminación

3548 Welding apparatus 3548 Equipo para soldar

3549 Metalworking machinery, n.e.c. 3549 Maquinaria para metalistería, n.e.c.

355 Special Industry Machinery 355 Maquinaria Industrial Especial

3552 Textile machinery 3552 Maquinaria para la elaboración de textiles

3553 Woodworking machinery 3553 Maquinaria para la ebanistería

3554 Paper industries machinery 3554 Maquinarias para las industrias de papel

3555 Printing trades machinery 3555 Maquinaria para imprentas

3556 Food products machinery 3556 Maquinaria para productos alimenticios

3559 Special industry machinery, n.e.c. 3559 Maquinaria industrial especial, n.e.c.

356 General Industrial Machinery 356 Maquinaria y Equipo Industrial General

3561 Pumps and pumping equipment 3561 Bombas y equipo para bombear

3562 Ball and roller bearings 3562 Cojinetes de bola y rodillos

3563 Air and gas compressors 3563 Compresores de aire y de gas

3564 Blowers and fans 3564 Ventiladores y abanicos

3565 Packaging machinery 3565 Maquinaria de empacar

3566 Speed changers, drives, and gears 3566 Reguladores de velocidad, transmisiones, engranajes

3567 Industrial furnaces and ovens 3567 Hornos industriales

3568 Power transmission equipment, n.e.c. 3568 Equipo de transmisión de energía, n.e.c.

3569 General industrial machinery, n.e.c. 3569 Maquinaria industrial general, n.e.c.

357 Computer and Office Equipment 357 Equipo de Computación y de Oficina

3571 Electronic computers 3571 Computadoras electrónicas

3572 Computer storage devices 3572 Aparatos de almacenar computadoras

3575 Computer terminals 3575 Terminales de computadoras

3577 Computer peripheral equipment, n.e.c. 3577 Equipo periférico de computadora, n.e.c.

3578 Calculating and accounting equipment 3578 Calculadoras y equipo de sumar

3579 Office machines, n.e.c. 3579 Maquinaria de oficina, n.e.c.

358 Refrigeration and Service Machinery 358 Maquinaria para Refrigeración y Servicio

3581 Automatic vending machines 3581 Máquinas vendedoras automáticas

3582 Commercial laundry equipment 3582 Equipo de lavandería comercial

3585 Refrigeration and heating equipment 3585 Equipo de refrigeración y calefacción

3586 Measuring and dispensing pumps 3586 Bombas distribuidoras y medidoras

3589 Service industry machinery, n.e.c. 3589 Maquinaria para la industria de servicios, n.e.c.

359 Industrial Machinery, N.E.C. 359 Maquinaria Industrial, N.E.C.

3592 Carburetors, pistons, rings, valves 3592 Carburadores, pistones, aros para pistones y válvulas

3593 Fluid power cylinders and actuators 3593 Cilindros de energía fluente y actuadores

3594 Fluid power pumps and motors 3594 Bombas y motores de energía fluente

3596 Scales and balances, except laboratory 3596 Pesas y balanzas, excepto de laboratorio

3599 Industrial machinery, n.e.c. 3599 Maquinaria industrial, n.e.c.

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SIC

code Short title

Código

de la

CIU Título abreviado

36 ELECTRONIC AND OTHER ELECTRIC

EQUIPMENT

36 EQUIPO ELECTRÓNICO Y ELÉCTRICO

361 Electric Distribution Equipment 361 Equipo para Distribución de Electricidad

3612 Transformers, except electronic 3612 Transformadores, excepto electrónicos

3613 Switchgear and switchboard apparatus 3613 Equipos y diapositivos conmutadores de electricidad

362 Electrical Industrial Apparatus 362 Aparatos Eléctricos Industriales

3621 Motors and generators 3621 Motores y generadores

3624 Carbon and graphite products 3624 Productos de carbón y grafito

3625 Relays and industrial controls 3625 Relevadores y aparatos de control industrial

3629 Electrical industrial apparatus, n.e.c. 3629 Aparatos eléctricos industriales, n.e.c.

363 Household Appliances 363 Enseres Eléctricos para el Hogar

3631 Household cooking equipment 3631 Enseres de cocina para el hogar

3632 Household refrigerators and freezers 3632 Refrigeradores y congeladores para el hogar

3633 Household laundry equipment 3633 Enseres de lavandería para uso doméstico

3634 Electric housewares and fans 3634 Efectos eléctricos y ventiladores

3635 Household vacuum cleaners 3635 Aspiradoras de polvo para el hogar

3639 Household appliances, n.e.c. 3639 Enseres eléctricos para el hogar, n.e.c.

364 Electric Lighting and Wiring Equipment 364 Equipo para Alumbrado y Alambrado Eléctrico

3641 Electric lamps 3641 Para lámparas eléctricas

3643 Current-carrying wiring devices 3643 Dispositivos de alambrado que son conductores de

corriente

3644 Noncurrent-carrying wiring devices 3644 Dispositivos de alambrado que no son conductores

de corriente

3645 Residential lighting fixtures 3645 Instalaciones fijas para iluminación residencial

3646 Commercial lighting fixtures 3646 Instalaciones fijas para iluminación comercial

3647 Vehicular lighting equipment 3647 Equipo para iluminación de vehículos

3648 Lighting equipment, n.e.c. 3648 Equipo para alumbrado, n.e.c.

365 Household Audio and Video Equipment 365 Equipo de Sonido y Video para el Hogar

3651 Household audio and video equipment 3651 Equipo de sonido y video para el hogar

3652 Prerecorded records and tapes 3652 Discos y cintas pregrabadas

366 Communications Equipment 366 Equipo de Comunicación

3661 Telephone and telegraph apparatus 3661 Equipo telefónico y telegráfico

3663 Radio and TV communications equipment 3663 Equipo de comunicaciones de radio y televisión

3669 Communications equipment, n.e.c. 3669 Equipo de comunicación, n.e.c.

367 Electronic Components and Accessories 367 Accesorios y Componentes Electrónicos

3671 Electron tubes 3671 Tubos electrónicos

3672 Printed circuit boards 3672 Tablero de circuito impreso

3674 Semiconductors and related devices 3674 Semiconductores y dispositivos relacionados

3675 Electronic capacitors 3675 Condensadores electrónicos

3676 Electronic resistors 3676 Reóstatos electrónicos

3677 Electronic coils and transformers 3677 Bobinas y transformadores electrónicos

3678 Electronic connectors 3678 Conectadores electrónicos

3679 Electronic components, n.e.c. 3679 Componentes electrónicos, n.e.c.

369 Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and

Supplies

369 Equipo y Suministros Eléctricos Misceláneos

3691 Storage batteries 3691 Acumuladores o baterías de pilas

3692 Primary batteries, dry and wet 3692 Baterías primarias, secas o húmedas

3694 Engine electrical equipment 3694 Equipo eléctrico para motores

3695 Magnetic and optical recording media 3695 Medios de grabación magnéticos y ópticos

3699 Electrical equipment and supplies, n.e.c. 3699 Equipo y suministros eléctricos, n.e.c.

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SIC

code Short title

Código

de la

CIU Título abreviado

37 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 37 EQUIPO DE TRANSPORTE

371 Motor Vehicles and Equipment 371 Vehículos de Motor y Equipo

3711 Motor vehicles and car bodies 3711 Vehículos de motor y carrocerías de automóviles

3713 Truck and bus bodies 3713 Carrocerías de camiones y de autobuses

3714 Motor vehicle parts and accessories 3714 Piezas y accesorios para vehículos de motor

3715 Truck trailers 3715 Camiones de remolque

3716 Motor homes 3716 Casas móviles

372 Aircraft and Parts 372 Aviones y Piezas para Aviones

3721 Aircraft 3721 Aviones

3724 Aircraft engines and engine parts 3724 Motores y piezas para motores de aviones

3728 Aircraft parts and equipment, n.e.c. 3728 Piezas y equipo para aviones, n.e.c.

373 Ship and Boat Building and Repairing 373 Construcción y Reparación de Barcos y Botes

3731 Ship building and repairing 3731 Construcción y reparación de barcos

3732 Boat building and repairing 3732 Construcción y reparación de botes

374 Railroad Equipment 374 Equipo para Ferrocarriles

3743 Railroad equipment 3743 Equipo para ferrocarriles

375 Motorcycles, Bicycles, and Parts 375 Motocicletas, Bicicletas, y Piezas

3751 Motorcycles, bicycles, and parts 3751 Motocicletas, bicicletas, y piezas

376 Guided Missiles, Space Vehicles, Parts 376 Proyectiles Dirigidos, Naves Espaciales, y Piezas

3761 Guided missiles and space vehicles 3761 Proyectiles dirigidos y naves espaciales

3764 Space propulsion units and parts 3764 Unidades y piezas para propulsión espacial

3769 Space vehicle equipment, n.e.c. 3769 Equipo para naves espaciales, n.e.c.

379 Miscellaneous Transportation Equipment 379 Equipo de Transporte Misceláneos

3792 Travel trailers and campers 3792 Vehículos para excursionistas y vehículos de remolque

para acampar

3795 Tanks and tank components 3795 Tanques y sus componentes

3799 Transportation equipment, n.e.c. 3799 Equipo para transporte, n.e.c.

38 INSTRUMENTS AND RELATED PRODUCTS 38 INSTRUMENTOS Y PRODUCTOS AFINES

381 Search and Navigation Equipment 381 Equipo de Sistemas de Búsqueda y Navegación

3812 Search and navigation equipment 3812 Equipo de sistemas de búsqueda y navegación

382 Measuring and Controlling Devices 382 Instrumentos de Medida y Control

3821 Laboratory apparatus and furniture 3821 Aparatos de laboratorio y muebles

3822 Environmental controls 3822 Instrumentos para control ambiental

3823 Process control instruments 3823 Instrumentos industriales para control de proceso

3824 Fluid meters and counting devices 3824 Contadores de fluido

3825 Instruments to measure electricity 3825 Instrumentos para medir la corriente eléctrica

3826 Analytical instruments 3826 Instrumentos analíticos

3827 Optical instruments and lenses 3827 Instrumentos y lentes ópticos

3829 Measuring and controlling devices, n.e.c. 3829 Instrumentos de medidas y control, n.e.c.

384 Medical Instruments and Supplies 384 Instrumentos y Suministros Médicos

3841 Surgical and medical instruments 3841 Instrumentos quirúrgicos y médicos

3842 Surgical appliances and supplies 3842 Enseres y suministros

3843 Dental equipment and supplies 3843 Equipo y suministro para dentistería

3844 X-ray apparatus and tubes 3844 Aparatos y tubos de radiografía

3845 Electromedical equipment 3845 Equipo electromédico

385 Ophthalmic Goods 385 Artículos Oftálmicos

3851 Ophthalmic goods 3851 Artículos oftálmicos

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SIC

code Short title

Código

de la

CIU Título abreviado

386 Photographic Equipment and Supplies 386 Equipo y Suministros Fotográficos

3861 Photographic equipment and supplies 3861 Equipo y suministros fotográficos

387 Watches, Clocks, Watchcases and Parts 387 Relojes, Cajas de Relojes y Piezas

3873 Watches, clocks, watchcases and parts 3873 Relojes, cajas de relojes y piezas

39 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES39 INDUSTRIAS MANUFACTURERAS MISCELÁNEAS

391 Jewelry, Silverware, and Plated Ware 391 Joyería, Artículos de Plata y Electroplata

3911 Jewelry, precious metal 3911 Joyería, metales preciosos

3914 Silverware and plated ware 3914 Artículos de plata y electroplata

3915 Jewelers’ materials and lapidary work 3915 Materiales para joyeros y trabajo lapidario

393 Musical Instruments 393 Instrumentos Musicales

3931 Musical instruments 3931 Instrumentos musicales

394 Toys and Sporting Goods 394 Juguetes y Artículos para Deportes

3942 Dolls and stuffed toys 3942 Muñecas y juguetes de peluches

3944 Games, toys, and children’s vehicles 3944 Juegos, juguetes, y vehículos para niños

3949 Sporting and athletic goods, n.e.c. 3949 Artículos para atletismo y deportes, n.e.c.

395 Pens, Pencils, Office, and Art Supplies 395 Plumas, Lápices, y Artículos para Oficinas y Artistas

3951 Pens and mechanical pencils 3951 Plumas y lapiceros mecánicos

3952 Lead pencils and art goods 3952 Lápices de grafito y artículos para artistas

3953 Marking devices 3953 Artículos para marcar

3955 Carbon paper and inked ribbons 3955 Papel carbón y cintas con tinta para máquinas de

escribir

396 Costume Jewelry and Notions 396 Joyería de Fantasía y Novedades

3961 Costume jewelry 3961 Joyería de fantasía

3965 Fasteners, buttons, needles, and pins 3965 Cierres, botones, agujas, y alfileres

399 Miscellaneous Manufactures 399 Productos Misceláneos de Manufactura

3991 Brooms and brushes 3991 Escobas y cepillos

3993 Signs and advertising specialities 3993 Rótulos y especialidades comerciales

3995 Burial caskets 3995 Ataúdes

3996 Hard surface floor coverings, n.e.c. 3996 Pisos de superficie dura, n.e.c.

3999 Manufacturing industries, n.e.c. 3999 Industrias manufactureras, n.e.c.

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Publication Program

1997 ECONOMIC CENSUS OF OUTLYING AREAS

Publications of the 1997 Economic Census of Outlying

Areas containing data on construction, manufacturing,

retail trade, wholesale trade, and service establishments

are described below.

Printed Reports

Puerto Rico–4 reports (OA97E-1 to -4)

Retail Trade, Wholesale Trade, and Service Industries

Geographic Area Statistics (OA97E-1). The area report

presents data for the wholesale and retail trades and service industries. It includes varied kind-of-business detail

on number of establishments, sales or receipts, payroll,

employment, proprietors and partners working, and legal

form of organization. Data are presented for Puerto Rico,

commercial regions, and municipios. Retail trade data

include total and selling floor space, franchise holders,

and class of customer for selected kinds of business.

Wholesale trade data on inventories, operating expenses,

class of customer, and employment by principal activity

are presented by kind of business. Data for hotels and

motels by type of receipts and number of rooms are published for service industries.

Retail Trade and Wholesale Trade

Subject Statistics (OA97E-2). The subject report presents commodity and merchandise line sales data for retail

and wholesale trades by kind of business for Puerto Rico.

Construction Industries

Construction Industries (OA97E-3). This report presents summary, industry, and geographic area statistics.

The industry chapter presents 1997 data for industries on

the number of construction establishments; value of construction work; employment; proprietors and partners

working; payroll; hours worked; payments to subcontractors; payments for materials, components, and supplies;

payments for power, fuels, and lubricants; payments for

selected purchased services; payments for rental of

machinery, equipment, and structures; value added; and

capital expenditures during the year. Selected data are

shown for selected industries by geographic location of

establishments and by legal form of organization. Data are

also provided for establishments by employment size.

Manufacturing

Manufacturing (OA97E-4). This report includes data on

the number of establishments, employment, proprietors

and partners working, payroll, value of shipments, value

added by manufactures, class of customer, inventories,

costs of materials, capital expenditures, and country of

destination. Statistics are shown by industry and geographic area.

Virgin Islands of the United States–1 report

(OA97E-5)

This report presents data by kind of business for

construction industries, manufactures, retail trade, wholesale trade, and service industries. In addition to data for

the Virgin Islands as a whole, data are presented for St.

Thomas and St. John (combined to prevent disclosure

problems), St. Croix, and the towns of Charlotte Amalie,

Christiansted, and Frederiksted.

Guam–1 report (OA97E-6)

This report presents data by kind of business for construction industries, manufactures, retail trade, wholesale

trade, and service industries. Tables present data for

Guam and its election districts.

Northern Mariana Islands–1 report (OA97E-7)

This report presents data by kind of business for construction industries, manufactures, retail trade, wholesale

trade, and service industries. Tables present data for the

Northern Mariana Islands and the four municipalities.

ELECTRONIC MEDIA

All results of the 1997 Economic Census will be available on the Census Bureau Internet site (www.census.gov)

and on compact discs (CD-ROM) for sale by the Census

Bureau. For more information, including a description of

electronic and printed reports being issued, see the Internet site, or write to U.S. Census Bureau, Washington DC

20233-8300, or call Customer Services at 301-457-4100.

OTHER ECONOMIC CENSUS REPORTS

Data on retail trade, wholesale trade, service industries,

financial, insurance, real estate, construction industries,

manufactures, mineral industries, transportation, communication, utilities, enterprise statistics, management of

companies and enterprises, minority-owned businesses,

and women-owned businesses in the United States are

issued as part of the 1997 Economic Census. All published

reports are sold by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S.

Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402.

Appropriate announcements and order forms describing

these reports are available from the Census Bureau Internet site (www.census.gov), or free of charge from the Marketing Services Office, Customer Services Division, U.S.

Census Bureau, Washington, DC 20233-0800.

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