US.

DIRECT

INVESTMENT

ABROAD:

1982 Benchmark Survey Data

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Malcolm Baldrige, Secretary

Sidney L. Jones, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs

BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

Allan H. Young, Director

Carol S. Carson, Deputy Director

December 1985

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FOREWORD

This publication presents data from the 1982 Benchmark Survey of

U.S. Direct Investment Abroad, conducted by the Bureau of Economic

Analysis (BEA), U.S. Department of Commerce. U.S. direct investment

abroad exists when one U.S. person owns or controls, directly or indirectly, 10 percent or more of a foreign business enterprise. The last benchmark survey was conducted for 1977; the next survey is scheduled to be

conducted for 1989.

In terms of value, the 1982 benchmark survey covered virtually the

entire U.S. direct investment universe. The survey collected detailed data

on the financial structure and operations of U.S. parent companies and

their foreign affiliates in fiscal year 1982. The data cover balance sheets;

income statements; property, plant, and equipment; employment; employee compensation; U.S. merchandise trade; sales; technology; taxes; and,

for foreign affiliates, external financial position. The survey also collected

data on the U.S. direct investment position abroad and on balance of payments transactions between U.S. parent companies and their foreign affiliates in fiscal year 1982. The data for U.S. parent companies may be

disaggregated by industry of parent; those for foreign affiliates may be

disaggregated by country and industry of affiliate or by industry of U.S.

parent.

The survey data will be helpful in formulating U.S. policy regarding

direct investment and in analyzing the impact of that policy, and the policies of foreign host countries, on U.S. direct investment. The greater

detail on services industries collected in this survey than in past surveys

will be used to support U.S. efforts to liberalize world trade and investment in the rapidly growing services sector. In addition, the survey data

will enable BEA to derive current universe estimates of direct investment

from data collected in sample surveys in nonbenchmark years. They will

serve as the benchmark for obtaining annual estimates of the U.S. direct

investment position abroad and quarterly estimates of the transactions

between parents and affiliates that are included in the U.S. balance of

payments and gross national product accounts. They will also be used to

expand to universe levels the financial and operating data of U.S. parents

and foreign affiliates collected in BEA's new annual sample survey of

U.S. direct investment abroad. Finally, the survey will provide extensive

new data for researchers in business, labor, government, and universities

to use in examining the relationships between direct investment and

other economic variables, such as production, trade, and employment.

The resulting research should promote a better understanding of the role

of direct investment in the U.S. and world economies.

Allan H. Young

Director

Bureau of Economic Analysis

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The Bureau of Economic Analysis gratefully acknowledges the efforts of the 2,245 U.S. companies that reported

in the 1982 Benchmark Survey of U.S. Direct Investment

Abroad. The information they provided will promote a

better understanding and appreciation of the important

role that U.S. multinational companies play in the U.S.

and world economies.

The survey was conducted under the supervision of

George R. Kruer, Chief, and Betty L. Barker, Assistant

Chief, of the International Investment Division (IID), with

general direction from Jack J. Bame, Associate Director

for International Economics. Betty Barker also wrote the

text material for this publication.

The Special Surveys Branch of IID, under the direction

of John P. Bogumill, had primary responsibility for conducting the survey, editing and processing the report

forms, and preparing the tables. Past and present members of the Branch directly involved were Juris E. Abolins, Margo R. Collier, Shirley J. Davis, Christopher J.

Emond, David H. Galler, Maynard R. Guss, Earl F.

Holmes, Carol L. Lefkowitz, Jeffrey H. Lowe, John A.

Munz, George A. Parker, Willie P. Rivers, and Gwendolyn B. Singleton.

David Galler designed the computer edit checks and

wrote the instruction manuals used in processing the data.

Juris Abolins coordinated the final review of the survey

results to ensure reasonableness and accuracy. The primary reviewers of the financial and operating data were

Leonard A. Lupo, of the Office of the Chief, and Arnold

Gilbert, of the Data Retrieval and Analysis Branch; the

primary reviewer of the direct investment position and

balance of payments data was Ralph Kozlow, of the

Direct Investment Abroad Branch.

Christopher Emond coordinated the design and preparation of the tables in this publication and wrote the computer specifications for the tables.

Arnold Gilbert established a data retrieval system, designed programs to suppress the data for confidentiality

reasons, and was responsible for the computer generation

of tables. He was under the supervision of Smith W. Allnutt III, Chief of the Data Retrieval and Analysis Branch.

Secretarial services during preparation of the publication were provided by Patricia L. Collins, of IID.

Douglas J. Klear and Judith Dobry, of the Computer

Systems and Services Division (CSSD), supervised the computer processing of the data. They were assisted by Marguerite E. Ellis, Effie M. Eason, Elizabeth L. Shumate,

and Betty G. McNiel. Ida M. Brown, Chief of Data Conversion, CSSD, supervised the keytaping of the data. The

keytape machine operators who worked on the project

were Joan O. Adams, Brenda J. Bolden, Elverda M. Cunningham, Anna M. Harrington, Gertrude Jeffrey,

Vanessa Marshall, Tandaleyia J. Nicols, Shirley A.

Owens, and Ruth M. Scribner.

The manuscript was edited by Dannelet A. Teske, of the

Current Business Analysis Division. Publication services

were provided by Sybella G'Schwend and the cover was

designed by Karin Duggan, of the same Division, under

the supervision of Leland L. Scott.

Thanks are also extended to the many other individuals

who were involved in the various phases of data preparation and publication, but who were too numerous to list

separately.

IV

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Page

Foreword iii

Acknowledgments iv

Methodology 1

Introduction 1

Coverage 1

Basic concepts and definitions 2

Direct investment 2

Determination of place of residence 3

U.S. parent 3

Foreign affiliate 4

Accounting principles 5

Use of generally accepted accounting principles 5

Exchange gains and losses and translation adjustments 5

Fiscal-year reporting 6

Confidentiality 6

Classification procedures 7

Country classification 7

Industry classification 9

Financial and operating data for foreign affiliates and U.S. parents 12

General validity of data 15

Balance sheet 15

Income statement 18

Sales 18

Employment and employee compensation 18

U.S. merchandise trade 19

Direct investment position and balance of payments data 20

U.S. direct investment position abroad 21

Direct investment capital outflows 22

Direct investment income 24

Direct investment royalties and license fees 25

Other direct investment services 25

Table arrangement 27

List of tables 29

Tables 33

General notes to tables 33

Group I: All affiliates of all U.S. parents 35

Group II: Nonbank affiliates of nonbank U.S. parents 87

Group III: Majority-owned nonbank affiliates of nonbank U.S. parents 181

Group IV: Nonbank affiliates of U.S. parents in banking 361

Group V: Bank affiliates of all U.S. parents 365

Footnotes to tables 367

Appendix 371

Benchmark Survey of U.S. Direct Investment Abroad—1982 373

Instruction Booklet

Form BE-10A

Form BE-10B

Form BE-10A BANK

Form BE-10B BANK

Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet 439

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Introduction

Data in this publication are from BEA's BE-10 Benchmark Survey of U.S. Direct Investment Abroad—1982. Reporting in the survey was mandatory under the International Investment Survey Act of 1976 (Public Law 472,

94th Cong., 90 Stat. 2059, 22 U.S.C. 3101 through 3108).

The publication presents 308 tables that contain most of

the data collected in the benchmark survey. Some tables

present data for several related items disaggregated by

country or by industry; others present data for a single

item disaggregated by country (or industry) crossclassified

by industry (or country).

The amount and type of data collected in the survey differed depending on whether the U.S. parents or foreign affiliates were banks or nonbanks and, for nonbank affiliates, on whether they were majority or minority owned.

In this publication, data for foreign affiliates and for their

U.S. parents are presented separately for five affiliate

groups: (1) all affiliates of all U.S. parents, (2) nonbank affiliates of nonbank U.S. parents, (3) majority-owned nonbank affiliates of nonbank U.S. parents, (4) nonbank affiliates of U.S. parents in banking, and (5) bank affiliates of

all U.S. parents. Data for other groups are not presented

because of space and resource limitations.

Three related types of data are presented: (1) foreign affiliate financial and operating data, (2) U.S. parent financial and operating data, and (3) direct investment position

and balance of payments data. Financial and operating

data cover balance sheets; income statements; property,

plant, and equipment; employment; employee compensation; U.S. merchandise trade; sales; technology; taxes; and,

for foreign affiliates, external financial position. The

direct investment position and balance of payments data

cover positions and transactions between foreign affiliates

and their U.S. parents. Thus, they are the intersection of

the financial and operating data of the foreign affiliates

with those of their U.S. parents. They are the basis for the

official estimates of direct investment that enter the U.S.

balance of payments accounts and for the associated direct

investment position. Balance of payments data include

data on capital flows between U.S. parents and their foreign affiliates, receipts of income and of royalties and license fees by U.S. parents from their foreign affiliates,

and other services transactions between parents and affiliates. (Benchmark survey data on U.S. merchandise trade

of parents and affiliates are grouped under financial and

operating data, rather than balance of payments data, because they are not the source of the official merchandise

trade statistics in the U.S. balance of payments accounts.)

In response to the rapid growth of international services

transactions in recent years and the recognition that

better data on such transactions are needed for policy purposes, the 1982 benchmark survey collected more detail on

services than the last (1977) survey. For example, a

number of services industry codes for use in classifying

U.S. parents and foreign affiliates were added, and total

sales of U.S. parents and foreign affiliates were disaggregated to show sales of services separately from sales of

goods. Also, the questions on services transactions between parents and affiliates were redesigned to obtain

more complete information.

Two particularly important methodological changes

from the 1977 benchmark survey were made in the 1982

survey. First, data were collected on a fiscal-year basis,

rather than on the calendar-year basis used in the past.

The fiscal-year basis was adopted to reduce the reporting

burden on survey respondents. Second, more detailed information on the assets, liabilities, and owners' equity of

unincorporated foreign affiliates was required, in order to

make the data for such affiliates comparable with those

for incorporated affiliates. These and other methodological

changes are discussed in more detail below.

Coverage

A 1982 benchmark survey report was required from

every U.S. person (as defined below) having a foreign affiliate—that is, having direct or indirect ownership or control of 10 percent or more of the voting securities of an incorporated foreign business enterprise or an equivalent interest in an unincorporated foreign business enterprise—

at any time during its 1982 fiscal year. Reports were required even though the foreign business enterprise may

have been established, acquired, seized, liquidated, sold,

expropriated, or inactivated during the year.

Each BE-10 report consisted of (1) form BE-10A, which

obtained data for the U.S. parent company, and (2) form

BE-10B, which obtained data for each of the parent's foreign affiliates that had total assets, sales, or net income of

at least $3 million (positive or negative), or that owned another foreign affiliate for which a form BE-10B had to be

filed, regardless of the size of its own assets, sales, or net

income. On a supplement to form BE-10A, U.S. parents

had to list all foreign affiliates that were exempt from

being reported on form BE-10B and give a few selected

data items—percentage ownership, total assets, sales, net

income, and direct investment position—for each. If all

foreign affiliates of a U.S. parent were exempt from being

reported on form BE-10B, the U.S. parent was still required to file a form BE-10A, but only to identify itself

and the exempt affiliates.

U.S. parents and foreign affiliates in banking—that is,

parents and affiliates that had over 50 percent of their

total revenues generated by activities classified in the

banking industry—were permitted to report less detailed

financial and operating data than nonbank parents and

affiliates. Less detail was required because most of the information on bank parents and affiliates that was needed

for policymaking purposes already had to be reported to

other U.S. Government agencies. Shorter, specialized

forms for bank parents (form BE-10A BANK) and for

bank affiliates (form BE-10B BANK) were substituted for

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the standard forms. The reporting criteria for banks, however, were the same as those for nonbanks, except that

foreign bank affiliates that were owned indirectly 50 percent or less by their U.S. parents and that did not own another foreign affiliate for which a form BE-10B had to be

filed were exempt from being reported, even if their total

assets, sales, or net income were $3 million or more.

Based on the above criteria, complete BE-10A forms

were filed by 2,245 U.S. parents, of which 133 were banks;

1,412 U.S. parents filed only partial BE-10A forms because all their foreign affiliates were exempt. BE-10B

forms were received for 18,339 foreign affiliates, of which

882 were banks; 15,311 foreign affiliates were listed by

their U.S. parents as exempt from being reported on form

BE-10B.

In table 1, foreign affiliates for which BE-10B forms

were filed are compared with all foreign affiliates in the

1982 direct investment universe. Affiliates for which BE10B forms were filed accounted for 54.5 percent of the universe in terms of numbers. However, because of the relatively low exemption level on the form, they accounted for

almost the entire universe in terms of value—98.9 percent

of total assets, 99.0 percent of sales, and 98.5 percent of

the U.S. direct investment position abroad. They accounted for more than 100 percent of net income, because

exempt foreign affiliates had, in aggregate, a net loss for

the year. Thus, in value terms, coverage of the universe is

virtually complete.

Nonbank affiliates for which BE-10B forms were filed

accounted for 98.9 percent of total assets, 99.0 percent of

sales, 100.4 percent of net income, and 98.4 percent of the

U.S. direct investment position of the nonbank affiliate

universe. The corresponding percentages for bank affiliates were 98.9, 99.3, 99.5, and 99.8 percent, respectively.

All tables in this publication, except table 1, cover only

foreign affiliates for which BE-10B forms were filed, and

their U.S. parents. Thus, when the term "all foreign affiliates" is used, it refers to all foreign affiliates for which

Table 1.—Foreign Affiliates for Which BE-10B Forms Were Filed in the

1982 Benchmark Survey Compared With the Universe of Foreign

Affiliates

Universe of foreign affiliates:

Total1

Nonbanks

Banks *

Foreign affiliates for which

BE-10B forms were filed:

Total1

Nonbanks

Banks

 1

....

Foreign affiliates exempt

from being reported on

the BE-10B form:

Total.

Nonbanks

Banks

Addendum—Affiliates for

which BE-10B forms

were filed as percentage

of universe:

Total1

Nonbanks

Banks1

Number of

affiliates

33,650

32,671

979

18,339

17,457

882

15,311

15,214

97

54.5

53.4

90.1

Millions of dollars

Total

assets

1,364,077

783,759

580,318

1,348,494

774,773

573,721

15,583

8,986

6,597

98.9

98.9

98.9

Sales

1,037,077

949,213

87,864

1,026,891

939,671

87,220

10,186

9,542

644

99.0

99.0

99.3

Net income

35,920

31,457

4,463

36,010

31,570

4,440

-90

-113

23

100.3

100.4

99.5

U.S. direct

investment

position

abroad

210,452

200,088

10,364

207,320

196,978

10,342

3,132

3,110

22

98.5

98.4

99.8

1. Sales were not reported on the BE-10B BANK form. Thus, in this table, total income is

used in place of sales for bank affiliates.

BE-10B forms were filed, not to the universe of affiliates

shown in table 1.

Basic concepts and definitions

This section describes the basic concepts and definitions

used in the 1982 benchmark survey. Major differences

from the concepts and definitions used in the 1977 benchmark survey, and from those used since 1977 in other

BEA surveys of U.S. direct investment abroad, are noted.

Direct investment—Direct investment implies that a

person in one country has a lasting interest in, and a

degree of influence over the management of, a business

enterprise in another country. For the United States, ownership or control by a single person of 10 percent or more

of an enterprise's voting securities, or the equivalent, is

considered evidence of such a lasting interest or degree of

influence over management Thus, U.S. direct investment

abroad is the ownership or control, directly or indirectly,

by one U.S. person of 10 percent or more of the voting securities of an incorporated foreign business enterprise or

an equivalent interest in an unincorporated foreign business enterprise. Any U.S. investment abroad that is not

direct investment by this definition is considered portfolio

investment; such investment was not covered by the 1982

benchmark survey.

"Person" is broadly defined to include any individual,

branch, partnership, associated group, association, estate,

trust, corporation or other organization (whether or not

organized under the laws of any State), and any government (including a foreign government, the U.S. Government, a State or local government, and any agency, corporation or financial institution, or other entity or instrumentality thereof, including a government-sponsored

agency). This definition treats an associated group as a

single person. An associated group consists of two or more

persons who, by the appearance of their actions, by agreement, or by an understanding, exercise their voting privileges in a concerted manner to influence the management

of a business enterprise. The following are deemed to be

associated groups: (1) members of the same family, (2) a

business enterprise and one or more of its officers and directors, (3) members of a syndicate or joint venture, or (4)

a corporation and its domestic subsidiaries. Even if each

member of such an associated group owns less than 10

percent of a business enterprise, as long as all members

combined own at least 10 percent, direct investment is

considered to exist. The members of the group are considered to influence or control management in a manner

comparable to that of a single person with the same total

ownership interest.

Because direct investment is defined from a singleowner viewpoint, investment by a U.S. person of less than

10 percent in a foreign business enterprise is not considered direct investment, even if another U.S. person has an

interest of a least 10 percent, unless both U.S. persons are

members of an associated group. Thus, if one U.S. person

owns 11 percent and another owns 9 percent, the 11-percent interest is included, but the 9-percent interest is excluded. The person with the less-than-10-percent interest,

by itself, is not considered to have sufficient ownership to

influence management.

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A U.S. person's direct investment ownership interest in

a foreign business enterprise may be held directly, indirectly, or both. It is directly held if the U.S. person itself

holds the ownership interest in the foreign business enterprise. It is indirectly held if the U.S. person holds an ownership interest in another foreign business enterprise that,

in turn, directly or indirectly owns the given foreign business enterprise. Any number of tiers of ownership may intervene between a direct investor and an indirectly owned

enterprise. A U.S. person's percentage of indirect voting

ownership in a given foreign business enterprise is equal

to the direct voting ownership percentage of the U.S.

person in the first foreign business enterprise in the ownership chain, times that first enterprise's direct ownership

percentage in the second enterprise in the chain, times

the corresponding percentages for all other intervening

enterprises in the chain, times the last intervening enterprise's direct ownership percentage in the given foreign

business enterprise. If more than one ownership chain between a U.S. person and a given foreign business enterprise exists, the percentages of direct and indirect ownership in all chains are summed to determine the U.S. person's direct investment ownership percentage.

Only ownership percentages in the portion of an ownership chain that extends from the U.S. border outward

enter into the above calculation. Ownership percentages

in any portion of the chain that reenters or falls entirely

within the United States do not enter into the calculation.

Determination of place of residence.—The "United

States" means the 50 States, the District of Columbia, the

Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and all U.S. territories and

possessions.1 "Foreign" means that which is situated outside the United States, or which belongs to or is characteristic of a country other than the United States. A U.S.

person is any person resident in, or subject to the jurisdiction of, the United States, and a foreign person is any

person resident outside the United States or subject to the

jurisdiction of a country other than the United States.

Thus, in determining whether a direct investor or the

business enterprise owned by a direct investor is a U.S. or

foreign person, country of residence, not country of citizenship, is used.

Individuals are considered residents of, or subject to the

jurisdiction of, the country in which they are physically

located, as long as they reside or expect to reside in the

country for 1 year or more. Under this rule, individuals

who reside or expect to reside outside their country of citizenship for less than 1 year are considered residents of

their country of citizenship, whereas individuals who

reside or expect to reside outside their country of citzenship for 1 year or more are, with two exceptions, considered residents of the country in which they are residing.

One exception is an owner or employee of a business enterprise who is residing outside the enterprise's country of

location in order to further its business, where the enterprise's country is the same as the country of citizenship of

the owner or employee. In this case, the owner or employee is considered a resident of the country of citizenship,

even if he or she is outside that country for 1 year or

1. The Panama Canal Zone was considered "foreign" in the 1982 benchmark

survey. In the 1977 benchmark survey and in BEA's other surveys through the

third quarter of 1979, it was treated as a U.S. territory.

more, as long as he or she intends to return in a reasonable period of time. The other exception is that individuals

and members of their immediate families who reside outside their country of citizenship as a result of employment

by the government of that country—such as diplomats,

consular officials, or members of the armed forces—are

considered residents of their country of citizenship regardless of their length of stay elsewhere.

U.S. parent—A U.S. parent is a U.S. person who has

direct investment—that is, who has a 10-percent-or-more

direct or indirect ownership interest in a foreign business

enterprise. If incorporated, the U.S. parent is the fully

consolidated U.S. enterprise, consisting of (1) the U.S.

parent corporation whose voting securities are not owned

more than 50 percent by another U.S. corporation, and (2)

proceeding down each ownership chain from that U.S. corporation, any U.S. corporation (including Domestic International Sales Corporations) whose voting securities are

more than 50 percent owned by the U.S. corporation above

it. All other U.S. corporations and all foreign business enterprises owned by the U.S. parent are excluded from the

full consolidation. If a majority-owned (that is, more than

50 percent owned) domestic subsidiary of a U.S. parent is

normally excluded from the parent's full consolidation in

reports to stockholders—because, for example, the subsidiary is a finance company but the parent is a manufacturer, or the subsidiary's operations are otherwise unrelated

to those of the parent—BEA nonetheless preferred that

the subsidiary be consolidated on the U.S. parent's report

form. In lieu of consolidation, the subsidiary's data could

be either combined or aggregated on the U.S. parent's

form or reported on a separate form. (In aggregation or

combination, transactions between related entities are not

eliminated, whereas, in consolidation, they are.) Aggregation, combination, or consolidation of such corporations

may affect the industry classification of the U.S. parent or

the industry distribution of the U.S. parent's data, if the

corporation being aggregated, combined, or consolidated is

in an industry different from that of the U.S. parent's

other domestic operations.

A U.S. parent is a "person" in the broad sense defined

above. Thus, it may be a business enterprise; a religious,

charitable, or other nonprofit organization; an individual;

a government; an estate or trust; etc. Most U.S. parents,

however, are business enterprises. A business enterprise is

any organization, association, branch, or venture, including ownership of any real estate, that exists for profitmaking purposes or to otherwise secure economic advantage.

Where a U.S. individual or other nonbusiness person

(such as a nonprofit organization or a government) owns

more than 50 percent of a U.S. business enterprise that, in

turn, owns a foreign business enterprise, the U.S. business

enterprise, not the individual or other nonbusiness person,

is considered the parent. This treatment ensures that financial and operating data of the U.S. business enterprise

are included in the U.S. parent data, and data on the

transactions and positions of the U.S. business enterprise

with the foreign business enterprise are included in the

foreign affiliate data reported to BEA. Any direct transactions or positions of the individual or other nonbusiness

person with the foreign business enterprise have to be reported by the U.S. business enterprise and are, therefore,

also included in the direct investment accounts.

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Although the U.S. Government may have equity investment in a foreign business enterprise, such investment is

not covered by BEA's direct investment surveys. Data on

such investment are reported to other agencies and are included by BEA in the Government or military accounts,

rather than in the direct investment accounts, of the U.S.

balance of payments.

In the case of a U.S. estate, the estate itself, not its beneficiary, is considered the U.S. parent. For a U.S. trust,

however, either the beneficiary or the creator of the trust

may be considered the U.S. parent with respect to any investments of the trust, depending on the circumstances.

The creator is considered the parent if there is a reversionary interest—that is, if the interest in the trust may

be returned to the creator after a period of time—or if the

creator is a corporation or other organization that designates its own shareholders or members as beneficiaries. In

all other cases, the beneficiary is considered the parent.

Foreign affiliate.—A foreign affiliate is a foreign business enterprise in which there is U.S. direct investment—

that is, it is a foreign business enterprise that is directly

or indirectly owned or controlled by one U.S. person to the

extent of 10 percent or more of the voting securities for an

incorporated business enterprise or an equivalent interest

for an unincorporated business enterprise. The affiliate is

called a foreign affiliate, to denote that it is located outside the United States (although the direct investment interest in it is owned by a U.S. person).

A business enterprise, and therefore an affiliate, may be

either incorporated or unincorporated. Unincorporated

business enterprises may include branches, partnerships,

and sole proprietorships. In fact, however, all unincorporated foreign affiliates reported in the 1982 benchmark

survey were either branches or partnerships; there were

no sole proprietorships.

A branch consists of operations or activities in one location that a person in a second location conducts in its own

name, rather than through an entity incorporated in the

first location. For example, if a person in country X carries out operations in country Y in its own name, rather

than by incorporating the operations in country Y, the

country Y operations are considered a branch. By definition, a branch is wholly owned. A branch located abroad

but owned by a U.S. person is a foreign affiliate. If a company is incorporated in the United States, but carries out

substantially all of its operations abroad, its foreign operations are treated by BEA as a branch (and, therefore, as

a foreign affiliate) even though the U.S. company itself

may consider the operations to be an integral part of, and

would normally consolidate them with, its own operations

and accounts.

In general, a U.S. person's foreign operations or activities are considered a foreign affiliate if they are legally or

functionally separable from the domestic operations or activities of the U.S. person. In most cases, it is clear whether the foreign operations or activities constitute an affiliate. For example, if the operation or activity is incorporated abroad—as is true in the majority of cases—it is always

considered a foreign affiliate. Even if it is unincorporated,

the foreign operation or activity is usually legally or functionally separable from the U.S. person's domestic operations or activities. In cases where it is not clearly separable, the determination of whether the operation or activity

constitutes a foreign affiliate is made on a case-by-case

basis, depending on the weight of the evidence.

Factors that would tend to indicate that the operation

or activity is a foreign affiliate are:

1. It pays foreign income taxes.

2. It has a substantial physical presence abroad, as evidenced by plant and equipment, or by employees, that

are permanently located abroad.

3. Separate financial records are kept on the foreign activity or operation that would allow preparation of financial statements, including a balance sheet and

income statement, for it. (A mere record of disbursements to, or receipts from, the foreign activity would

not constitute a ' 'financial statement" for this purpose.)

4. It takes title to the goods it sells and receives revenues therefrom.

5. It receives funds for its own account from customers

for services it performs.

Factors that would tend to indicate that it is not a foreign affiliate are:

1. It engages only in sales promotion or public relations

types of activities.

2. It conducts business abroad for the U.S. person's account and not for its own account.

3. It has no separate financial statements.

4. It receives funds to cover its expenses only from the

U.S. person.

5. It pays no foreign income taxes.

6. It has limited physical assets or employees permanently located abroad.

Foreign stations, ticket offices, and terminal or port facilities of a U.S. airline or ship operator that provide services only to the airline's or ship operator's own operations

are not considered foreign affiliates and are excluded from

U.S. direct investment abroad. The reason is that most of

the revenues—such as passenger fares and freight

charges—collected by these facilities are generated by the

travel and transportation services rendered by the airline

or ship operator of which they are a part, not by the activities of these facilities per se. However, if the foreign

stations, ticket offices, or terminal and port facilities provide services primarily to unaffiliated persons, rather

than to the U.S. airline or ship operator that owns them,

they are considered foreign affiliates and are included in

direct investment.

Ownership of real estate for profitmaking purposes is

defined to be a business enterprise. Real estate held exclusively for personal use is exempt from being reported in

BEA direct investment surveys and is excluded from the

data in this publication. A residence that is leased to

others by an owner who intends to reoccupy it is considered real estate held for personal use.

In the benchmark survey, each foreign affiliate had to

be reported separately unless the recordkeeping system of

the affiliate made this impossible or extremely difficult. In

that case, an affiliate could have been consolidated with

other foreign affiliates in the same country, if the affiliates were also in the same three-digit industry or were integral parts of the same business operation.2

 (As an exam2. For a description of the industry codes used, see BEA's Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, reprinted in the appendix.

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pie of the latter, if German affiliate A manufactured tires

and a majority of its sales were to German affiliate B,

which manufactured autos, then affiliates A and B could

have been consolidated.) Under no circumstances could affiliates in different countries be consolidated; this rule facilitated the classification of affiliates and their data by

individual country.

Accounting principles

Use of generally accepted accounting principles.—In the

benchmark survey, data were required to be reported as

they would have been for purposes of preparing stockholders' reports, rather than for tax or other purposes. Thus,

U.S. generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP)

were followed unless otherwise indicated by the survey instructions. The survey instructions departed from GAAP

in cases where the departure would have resulted in data

that were conceptually or analytically more useful or appropriate for direct investment purposes. This was the

case, for example, with the unique consolidation rules discussed above for affiliates and for U.S. parents.

Exchange gains and losses and translation adjustments.—Monetary amounts were reported to BEA in U.S.

dollars. The report forms specified that, when a foreign affiliate's assets, liabilities, revenues, and expenses were denominated or measured on the affiliate's financial statements in a foreign currency, they must be translated into

dollars using GAAP. Under GAAP, either Financial Accounting Standards Board Statement No. 8 or 52 (FASB 8

or FASB 52) could be used to translate 1982 data. (GAAP

required companies to use FASB 52 for fiscal years beginning on or after December 15, 1982. For earlier years, use

of FASB 52 was encouraged but not required; thus, for

1982, some companies had switched to FASB 52 while

others continued to use FASB 8.)

Under FASB 8, the balance sheet is divided into monetary and nonmonetary accounts. Monetary accounts,

which consist of cash and items settled in cash, are translated at current exchange rates, that is, at rates in effect

on the balance sheet date. Nonmonetary accounts are

translated at historical exchange rates, that is, at rates in

effect when the asset was acquired or liability incurred.

Most income statement items are translated at weightedaverage exchange rates for the period, as a proxy for

using the rate in effect on the date each revenue or expense transaction occurred; however, revenues and expenses related to nonmonetary assets or liabilities, such as

depreciation, are translated at historical exchange rates.

Under FASB 8, the entire effect of changes in exchange

rates on affiliates' balance sheets and income statements

is included in affiliates' net income.

Under FASB 52, all assets, liabilities, revenues, and expenses are translated at current exchange rates. For

assets and liabilities, the exchange rate at the balance

sheet date is used. For revenues and expenses, weightedaverage exchange rates for the period are used. Under

FASB 52, gains and losses resulting from translating foreign-currency-denominated assets, liabilities, revenues,

and expenses into the affiliates' principal, or functional,

currency at exchange rates that differ from those used in

the prior period are included in net income. Also included

in net income are gains and losses from translating foreign affiliates' income statements from their functional

currency into U.S. dollars at exchange rates different

from those in the prior period. Most other gains and

losses, whether realized or unrealized, are excluded from

affiliates' net income and, instead, are taken directly to a

separate component of owners' equity, entitled "translation adjustments." Gains and losses taken directly to the

translation adjustment account include gains and losses

resulting from translating opening balances for foreign affiliates' assets and liabilities at exchange rates different

from those for closing balances, and from foreign currency

transactions that hedge the net investment in a foreign affiliate against changes in exchange rates. For a more complete description of translation procedures, refer to FASB

8 and FASB 52.

In this publication, the treatment of exchange gains and

losses and translation adjustments in the income statements of foreign affiliates is as reported in the benchmark

survey. Thus, for companies that used FASB 8, all effects

of exchange rate changes on affiliates' financial statements are included in affiliates' net income, whereas, for

companies that used FASB 52, only a portion of those effects are included. The effects of exchange rate changes

that are not included in net income under FASB 52 were

reported in the benchmark survey, together with certain

extraordinary gains and losses, as a separate item, outside

the income statement. That item, "capital gains/losses not

included in income," is shown as an addendum to the

income statements of foreign affiliates in tables II.D1,

II.D2, II.D8, III.D1, III.D2, and III.D8 of this publication.

For balance of payments purposes, all exchange gains

and losses and translation adjustments are included in

direct investment income, even though they may be excluded from net income for income statement purposey.

Direct investment income is intended to reflect all the

benefits a U.S. parent receives from its investments in affiliates, whether in the form of ordinary income, extraordinary income, or other income-type items. Thus, exchange gains and losses, translation adjustments, and extraordinary gains and losses that are excluded from affiliates' reported net income for income statement purposes

are added to reported net income by BEA in computing

direct investment income for balance of payments purposes.

In the 1977 benchmark survey, all companies had to

translate their financial statements in accordance with

FASB 8, because FASB 52 had not yet been instituted.

Thus, in that survey, all exchange gains and losses were

included in net income for income statement purposes, as

well as in direct investment income for balance of payments purposes.

For companies that switched from FASB 8 to FASB 52

during 1982, income statement accounts were calculated

in conformance with FASB 52. In the balance sheet, the

opening balances were translated based upon FASB 8 and

the closing balances were translated based upon FASB 52.

The one-time revaluation of U.S. parents' equity in their

foreign affiliates that resulted from the switch is considered to be a valuation adjustment to the direct investment

position and, therefore, is excluded from direct investment

income and capital flows.

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Table 2.—Selected Data for All Foreign Affiliates and All U.S. Parents, by Fiscal-Year Ending Date

Total

Fiscal-year ending date

January 1 to

March 31

April 1 to June 2 July 1 to

September 30

October 1 to

December 31

Addendum:

December 31

Affiliate data:

Number of affiliates

Total assets (millions of dollars)

Sales

 x (millions of dollars)

Net income (millions of dollars)

Number of employees (thousands)

Employee compensation (millions of dollars)

U.S. direct investment position abroad (millions of dollars)..

Direct investment income (millions of dollars)

U.S. parent data:

Number of U.S. parents

Total assets (millions of dollars)

Sales

 1 (millions of dollars)

Net income (millions of dollars)

Number of employees (thousands)

Employee compensation (millions of dollars)..

1,348,494

1,026,318

36,010

6,816.0

114,539

207,320

21,922

2,245

3,754,218

2,465,170

107,694

19,440.2

537,517

842

39,143

43,947

1,038

320.8

4,967

4,427

304

162

51,775

118,076

2,274

829.1

16,365

1,535

33,452

54,545

1,962

452.1

5,665

9,870

1,323

255

85,013

161,395

4,782

1,210.9

23,919

1,688

53,915

53,181

2,717

479.9

7,348

12,227

1,699

237

119,822

149,027

6,001

1,434.7

34,255

14,274

1,221,984

874,645

30,294

5,563.3

96,559

180,797

18,596

1,591

3,497,609

2,036,673

94,638

15,965.6

462,978

10,961

1,078,711

759,450

25,400

4,189.5

76,092

150,599

15,947

1,415

3,382,562

1,923,050

91,563

14,530.7

425,140

1. Sales were not reported on the BE-10A BANK and BE-10B BANK forms. Thus, in this table, total income is used in place of sales for bank parents and affiliates.

Fiscal-year reporting

Data for foreign affiliates and U.S. parents were required to be filed on a fiscal-year basis. An affiliate's or

parent's 1982 fiscal year was defined to be the affiliate's or

parent's financial reporting year that ended in calendar

year 1982.

The 1982 benchmark survey is the first BEA survey of

U.S. direct investment abroad to collect data on a fiscalyear basis.3

 Previously, BEA's annual data on U.S. direct

investment abroad were reported on, or close to, a calendar-year basis or, in the case of annual direct investment

position and balance of payments data, were derived by

aggregating reported quarterly data to approximate a calendar-year total. Reporting was changed to a fiscal-year

basis in the 1982 benchmark survey to reduce the reporting burden on respondents.

Because data from the benchmark survey are on a

fiscal-year basis, they are not comparable with other BEA

data that are on a calendar-year basis. The extent of noncomparability depends, in part, on the number and size of

foreign affiliates or U.S. parents whose fiscal years do not

correspond to the calendar year. Table 2 shows the

number of, and selected data items for, foreign affiliates

and U.S. parents, classified by the affiliate's or parent's

fiscal-year ending date. Table 3 shows the number and

total assets of foreign affiliates further disaggregated by

industry and by country of affiliate, crossclassified by the

affiliate's fiscal-year ending date, and table 4 shows the

number and total assets of U.S. parents further disaggregated by industry of U.S. parent, crossclassified by the

parent's fiscal-year ending date.

In 1982, only 59.8 percent of foreign affiliates and 63.0

percent of U.S. parents had fiscal years that corresponded

exactly to the calendar year. In most cases, however, these

affiliates' and parents' shares of the reported data of all

affiliates and parents were considerably higher. For example, their shares of assets were 80.0 and 90.0 percent, and

their shares of sales 74.0 and 78.0 percent, respectively.

Thus, affiliates and parents whose fiscal years did not correspond to the calendar year accounted for proportionately smaller shares of the reported data than their numbers

might imply. However, the actual difference between the

data reported in the benchmark survey and the data that

3. For foreign direct investment in the United States, the 1980 benchmark survey

was the first to collect fiscal-year data.

would have been reported if these affiliates and parents

had been on a calendar-year basis is unknown.

For financial and operating data, fiscal-year reporting

affects comparability with past, but not future, BEA data,

because future BEA surveys that collect such data will

also generally be on a fiscal-year basis. For direct investment position and balance of payments data, comparability of the benchmark survey data with both past and

future estimates of these items in the U.S. balance of payments accounts and in the annual series on the direct investment position is affected, because these estimates have

been, and will continue to be, on a calendar-year basis.

Thus, the 1982 benchmark survey data cannot be entered

directly into the U.S. balance of payments accounts or

used to compute the 1982 estimates for the annual series

on the direct investment position. Rather, the data must

first be adjusted to a calendar-year basis. The adjusted

data are scheduled for publication in the June and August

1986 issues of the SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS. The unadjusted fiscal-year data are presented in this publication

because they are comparable to the fiscal-year financial

and operating data from the benchmark survey.

Confidentiality

Under the International Investment Survey Act of 1976,

the direct investment data collected by BEA are confidential; thus, they cannot be published "in such a manner

that the person to whom the information relates can be

specifically identified." Access to the data is limited to officials and employees (including consultants and contractors and their employees) of the Government agencies that

are specifically designated by the President to perform

functions under the act. The act further specifies that the

information collected under it must be used for statistical

and analytical purposes only. For example, use of an individual person's data for regulatory purposes is prohibited.

Data in the tables in this publication were suppressed

(that is, not shown) if showing them might disclose the

data for individual companies. The suppression procedure

used consisted of three steps:

1. A key item was selected from a group of related

items. For example, total assets was selected as the

key item for most individual asset items, total income

for most individual income statement items, etc.

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2. In all tables containing that key item, the data in

each country, industry, or country-industry cell for

the item was subjected to a suppression analysis. Objective criteria were used to determine whether an individual company's data might be disclosed if data in

the cell were published. If these criteria were met, the

data in the cell were suppressed.

3. If the data in a cell for the key item were suppressed,

then the data in the comparable cell for all items related to that key item, whether in the same or another table, were also suppressed.

A "(?)" entered in a data cell indicates that the data

were suppressed for confidentiality reasons.

Although other Federal agencies have used suppression

procedures based on key items for their data, this is the

first time that BEA has used such a procedure for its

direct investment data. In previously published data on

direct investment, data for every item, not just for key

items, were individually subjected to a suppression analysis. Following a review of other agencies' suppression procedures, BEA has determined that the new method will

continue to permit confidentiality requirements to be met

while allowing the publication of more data at significant

savings in time and cost.

Classification procedures

Country classification.—Each foreign affiliate is classified by its country of location, that is, the country in

which the affiliate's physical assets are located or where

Table 3.—Number and Total Assets of All Foreign Affiliates, Industry and Country of Affiliate by Fiscal-Year Ending Date

Total

Fiscal-year ending date

January 1 to

March 31

April 1 to June 30

July 1 to

September 30

October 1 to

December 31

Addendum:

December 31

Number of affiliates

Total

By industry:

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Chemicals and allied products

Primary and fabricated metals

Machinery, except electrical

Electrical and electronic equipment

Transportation equipment

Other manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Services

Other industries

By country:

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

International

Total

By industry:

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Chemicals and allied products

Primary and fabricated metals

Machinery, except electrical

Electrical and electronic equipment

Transportation equipment

Other manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Services

Other industries

By country:

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

International

18,339

1,801

7,004

689

1,721

808

890

724

368

1,804

3,700

882

2,423

1,336

1,193

11,543

2,075

7,608

6,073

1,535

704

1,156

6,442

3,937

596

419

1,490

354

1,348,494

195,210

265,418

21,262

56,666

22,227

34,438

22,621

55,168

53,037

58,380

573,721

182,813

20,991

51,961

828,811

120,357

580,097

508,625

71,472

75,092

53,265

502,438

324,638

23,911

52,292

101,597

17,245

842

25

377

47

82

28

48

40

12

120

188

14

102

57

79

568

87

328

273

55

102

51

251

141

19

24

67

1,535

73

582

115

126

53

62

54

24

148

435

10

137

174

124

1,052

202

655

525

130

61

134

442

292

22

17

111

41

1,688

131

737

106

110

93

143

69

62

154

407

18

179

140

76

1,189

198

786

648

138

88

117

487

317

45

30

95

12

Total assets (millions of dollars)

39,143

5,471

13,680

2,149

1,159

541

1,582

984

3,875

3,391

4,267

5,093

8,117

864

1,650

27,046

2,383

11,554

10,425

1,129

11,819

1,289

11,698

6,946

1,279

1,592

1,882

33,452

2,504

12,954

3,489

3,328

722

1,156

1,446

242

2,571

5,071

(

D)

5,270

1,747

(

D)

22,305

3,777

11,434

9,098

2,336

1,115

5,979

10,185

6,978

933

283

1,990

962

53,915

3,385

18,912

3,593

2,367

2,082

4,483

1,763

1,763

2,861

5,774

(

D)

9,743

2,238

(

D)

36,551

4,587

24,830

4,132

2,869

4,265

17,019

10,502

2,125

1,698

2,694

344

14,274

1,572

5,308

421

1,403

634

637

561

270

1,382

2,670

840

2,005

965

914

8,734

1,588

5,839

4,627

1,212

453

854

5,262

3,187

510

348

1,217

278

1,221,984

183,850

219,871

12,030

49,811

18,882

27,218

18,427

49,288

44,214

43,268

555,079

159,683

16,141

44,092

742,909

109,609

532,279

468,404

63,875

59,289

41,731

463,536

300,211

19,573

48,719

95,032

15,539

10,961

1,511

3,669

275

896

460

446

436

221

935

1,778

776

1,663

764

800

6,560

1,352

4,294

3,394

900

318

596

4,149

2,459

436

298

956

252

1,078,711

182,281

172,494

8,251

39,892

15,520

22,316

16,587

42,231

27,696

28,230

504,454

141,991

11,299

37,962

646,875

94,268

472,900

415,405

57,495

45,637

34,070

417,473

266,635

18,560

46,350

85,928

14,364

5

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its primary activity is carried out. In most cases, the country of location of a business enterprise is the same as its

country of organization or incorporation. However, in

some cases, a business enterprise is incorporated in one

country, but part or all of its physical assets are located,

or its activities carried out, in a second country.

If all its physical assets or operations are located outside

its country of incorporation, the enterprise is treated as

an incorporated foreign affiliate in the country where its

physical assets and operations are located. No foreign affiliate is considered to exist in the country of incorporation, because the entity there is only a shell or paper company, and transactions would not normally occur with it.

If, however, an enterprise has some physical assets or operations in each country, it is considered two separate affiliates—an incorporated affiliate located in the country of

incorporation and an unincorporated affiliate (a branch)

located in the other country.

There are two exceptions to these general rules. First, if

a business enterprise incorporated in one foreign country

has physical assets or operations in more than one other

foreign country, an incorporated foreign affiliate is

deemed to exist in the country of incorporation, even

though the enterprise may have no physical assets or operations in that country. Unincorporated foreign affiliates

(branches) are deemed to exist in each of the other foreign

countries. In effect, the affiliate in the country of incorporation is considered a holding company whose assets are

the equity it holds in the unincorporated affiliates in the

other countries. Second, if a business enterprise incorporated abroad by a U.S. person conducts its operations

from, and has all of its physical assets in, the United

States, it is treated as an incorporated foreign affiliate in

the country of incorporation, even though it has no operations or physical assets there. This treatment ensures

that the foreign entity is reported to BEA.

In the 1977 benchmark survey, enterprises whose physical assets or operations were located completely outside

their countries of organization were handled on a case-bycase basis. Thus, an enterprise that, in 1982, is considered

one affiliate, located in the same country as its physical

assets or operations, may, in 1977, have been considered

two affiliates, one in the country where its physical assets

or operations were located and another in the country of

organization.

Balance of payments transactions involving a given affiliate are classified in the affiliate's country of location,

even when they are with a third-country transactor rather

than with the affiliate itself—as when a U.S. parent purchases an affiliate's capital stock from a person in a country other than the affiliate's country of location. The

direct investment capital flows resulting from the transaction are classified in the country of the affiliate because

such flows change the U.S. direct investment position in

that country. (However, the associated settlement flows,

which are included in the portfolio investment accounts of

the U.S. balance of payments, are likely to be classified in

the country of the foreign transactor.)

Unless otherwise specified, the designation "by country"

in a table title in this publication indicates that the data

in the table are disaggregated by country of foreign affiliate. If a different method of country disaggregation is

used, it is so specified in the table title. Also, to avoid confusion as to whether country of affiliate or some other

method of disaggregation was used—for example, trade

data could be disaggregated either by country of affiliate

or by country of origin or destination—the one used is explicitly stated in the table title.

Table 4.—Number and Total Assets of AH U.S. Parents, Industry of U.S. Parent by Fiscal-Year Ending Date

Total

Fiscal-year ending date

January 1 to

March 31

April 1 to June 30

July 1 to

September 30

October 1 to

December 31

Addendum:

December 31

All industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Chemicals and allied products

Primary and fabricated metals

Machinery, except electrical

Electrical and electronic equipment

Transportation equipment

Other manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Services

Other industries

All industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Chemicals and allied products

Primary and fabricated metals

Machinery, except electrical

Electrical and electronic equipment

Transportation equipment

Other manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Services

Other industries

D

 Suppressed to avoid disclosure of data of individual companies.

2,245

143

1,215

71

166

170

213

149

59

387

168

133

234

160

192

3,754,218

486,604

1,017,654

79,981

178,692

114,528

132,954

127,364

191,065

193,070

43,418

1,012,319

677,469

52,717

464,039

Number of U.S. parents

162

7

90

6

12

11

18

12

4

27

27

0

6

12

20

255

12

151

19

16

11

19

24

6

56

36

0

8

32

16

237

17

146

14

13

23

32

17

9

38

28

0

5

24

17

Total assets (millions of dollars)

51,775

4,584

27,226

6,187

1,009

3,945

7,822

1,643

166

6,454

6,582

0

(

D)

1,363

(

D)

85,013

3,153

51,305

18,259

12,914

2,702

5,389

4,423

1,154

6,464

11,000

0

(

D)

6,734

(

D)

119,822

16,236

70,523

10,257

9,062

16,838

10,836

8,677

7,384

7,468

3,702

0

12,300

12,026

5,035

1,591

107

828

32

125

125

144

96

40

266

77

133

215

92

139

3,497,609

462,630

868,600

45,277

155,707

91,043

108,907

112,621

182,361

172,684

22,133

1,012,319

657,971

32,594

441,362

1,415

104

694

26

114

114

112

85

34

209

68

132

129

3,382,562

462,102

786,755

37,019

154,770

89,655

93,733

110,567

167,162

133,849

20,364

1,010,835

640,817

31,057

430,633

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Table 5 presents selected data for all foreign affiliates of

all U.S. parents, classified by country of affiliate; each individual country in which U.S. direct investment in 1982

was reported is shown separately and is grouped by geographic area. Due to confidentiality requirements and

space limitations, many countries could not be shown separately in the other tables in this publication. However,

the individual countries included in a country group

shown in the other tables may be determined, and their

relative sizes assessed, by referring to table 5.

In this publication, the ' International'' category consists

of affiliates that have operations spanning more than one

country and that are engaged in petroleum shipping,

other water transportation, and oil and gas drilling. Affiliates in these industries that have operations entirely in

one country are classified in that specific country. Thus,

an affiliate engaged in shipping goods among countries is

classified in "International," whereas one engaged in local

coastal or inland shipping is classified in the country

along whose coast or on whose waterways it is operating.

Similarly, an oil rig that was moved from place to place

during the year is classified in "International," but one

that was stationary for the entire year is classified in the

country where it was located.

Industry classification.—-Each U.S. parent or foreign affiliate is classified by industry using a three-stage procedure based on sales (total income for holding companies):

(1) A given U.S. parent or foreign affiliate was classified

in the major industry group that accounted for the largest

percentage of its sales. The major industry groups used for

this purpose were (a) agriculture, forestry, and fishing, (b)

mining, (c) petroleum, (d) construction, (e) manufacturing,

(f) transportation, communication, and public utilities, (g)

wholesale trade, (h) retail trade, (i) finance, insurance, and

real estate, and (j) services.

(2) Within the major industry group, the U.S. parent or

foreign affiliate was then classified in the two-digit industry in which its sales were largest. A two-digit industry

was defined for this purpose to consist of all three-digit subindustries that have the same digits in the first two

places of their three-digit code.4

(3) Within its two-digit industry, the U.S. parent or foreign affiliate was then classified in the three-digit subindustry in which its sales were largest.

If, at any of these three stages, two or more categories

accounted for the same percentage of sales, classification

was based on subjective judgment.

This procedure ensured that the U.S. parent or foreign

affiliate was not assigned to a three-digit subindustry. that

was outside its major industry, even if its sales in that subindustry exceeded its sales in the largest three-digit subindustry within its major industry. It also ensured that

the U.S. parent or foreign affiliate was not assigned to a

three-digit subindustry that was outside its two-digit industry, even if its sales in that subindustry exceeded its

sales in the largest subindustry within its two-digit industry. For example, suppose a parent's or affiliate's sales

were distributed as follows:

Industry code

351

352

353

367

508

5

10

15

25

45

Sales

(Percentage of total)

) \

30 1

J

4. The only exceptions to this rule were that codes 401, 449, 450, 462, 475, and 477

were treated as being in the same two-digit industry, and codes ^49 and 650 were

treated as being in the same two-digit industry.

55

where industry codes 351, 352, 353, and 367 are in manufacturing and code 508 is in wholesale trade. Because 55

percent of the parent's or affiliate's sales were in manufacturing and only 45 percent were in wholesale trade, the

parent's or affiliate's major industry is manufacturing. Because 30 percent of its sales within manufacturing were in

two-digit industry 35 (nonelectrical machinery)—that is,

the sum of the percentages in 351, 352, and 353 is 30 percent—and 25 percent were in two-digit industry 36 (electrical machinery), the parent's or affiliate's two-digit industry is 35. Finally, because its sales within industry 35

were largest in subindustry 353, the parent's or affiliate's

three-digit subindustry is 353. Thus, the three-stage classification procedure results in the parent or affiliate being

assigned to subindustry 353, even though its sales in that

subindustry were smaller than its sales in either subindustries 508 or 367.

The 1982 benchmark survey is the first BEA survey of

U.S. direct investment abroad to use the three-stage classification procedure. In past surveys of such investment, a

two-stage procedure was used. In the two-stage procedure,

a parent or affiliate was classified in the largest threedigit subindustry within its major industry group, regardless of whether that subindustry was also in the parent's

or affiliate's largest two-digit industry. Under the threestage procedure used in 1982, the three-digit industry in

which the parent or affiliate is classified had to be in the

largest two-digit industry. The effect of the new procedure,

however, is small, and resulted in a different classification

for only a few parents and affiliates.

Unless otherwise specified, the designation "by industry" in the title of a table in this publication indicates

that the data in the table are disaggregated (1) by industry of foreign affiliate, if the table presents foreign affiliate financial and operating data or balance of payments

and direct investment position data, or (2) by industry of

U.S. parent, if the table presents U.S. parent financial and

operating data. If a different basis of disaggregation is

used, it is so specified in the table title, as when affiliate

data are disaggregated by industry of U.S. parent.

The industry classification system used by BEA for

direct investment purposes is adapted from, but not identical to, the Enterprise Standard Industrial Classification

(ESIC) Manual, 1974. (The ESIC, in turn, is related to the

Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Manual, 1972; the

ESIC is designed for classifying an enterprise as a whole,

whereas the SIC is designed for classifying individual establishments within pn enterprise. The 1982 benchmark

survey collected data at the enterprise, not the establishment, level.) A list and description of the codes used are

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Numbe r of

affiliates

(1)

18,339

11,543

2,075

7,608

6,073

482

124

908

1,045

79

215

540

62

674

1,944

1,535

134

51

119

74

362

201

524

27

43

42

9

1

3

18

0c

6

1

1

704

1,156

752

117

287

6,442

3,937

1,645

206

601

91

179

67

77

347

77

14

2

4

13

8

36

1,108

702

193

213

4

54

27

70

35

23

1,184

178

352

54

315

37

156

92

4

15

1

46

10

1toco

Millions of dollars

Total assets

(2)

1,348,494

828,811

120,357

580,097

508,625

24,140

2,806

55,385

66,178

6,458

6,025

23,766

6,473

36,828

280,567

71,472

6,625

889

10,335

975

15,337

4,229

31,003

581

1,499

(

D

)

207

(D)

(

D

)

436

(D)

(

D

)

(

D

)

75,092

53,265

42,040

2,832

8,393

502,438

324,638

63,100

7,414

30,499

2,396

5,217

1,395

3,069

11,316

1,795

403

(

D

)

64

306

(D)

665

38,981

18,121

18,124

2,736

11

475

352

892

817

188

222,557

91,004

26,953

1,298

49,140

2,402

49,524

2,236

47

311

1,264

197

(

D

)

111

Sales

 l

(3)

1,026,891

742,388

121,565

484,941

406,171

25,706

4,589

59,781

88,546

3,316

5,028

27,655

1,333

44,426

145,792

78,770

4,949

1,603

8,192

1,477

13,959

7,062

39,990

893

646

(D)

185

(*)

(

D

)

267

99

(

D

)

(

D

)

83,800

52,082

39,185

2,532

10,365

274,037

152,709

60,520

6,496

32,087

1,713

5,087

1,181

2,095

10,443

1,418

141

(

D

)

(

D

)

204

372

633

30,152

21,512

5,191

3,449

(

D

)

(

D

)

729

966

824

431

62,036

18,121

21,643

1,274

8,604

3,071

7,433

1,891

32

229

865

344

(

D

)

1 2 D0

Net income

(4)

36,010

19,370

3,066

13,240

10,222

478

100

-94

1,910

77

758

483

183

1,873

4,453

3,018

-114

39

843

7

245

77

1,829

37

55

(

D

)

14

(*)

(

D

)

55

-30

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,224

1,839

1,259

68

512

15,656

8,184

2,669

505

1,265

-126

215

74

260

451

26

32

(

D

)

(

D

)

-19

4

6

-445

-1,115

678

-8

(

D

)

(

D

)

14

7

-9

-1

5,960

1,245

1,965

47

1,370

87

1,252

-7

-1

7

-12

-5

(*)

7

Numbe r of

employees

(thousands)

(5)

6,816.0

4,536.1

916.4

2,840.0

2,496.4

134.7

18.2

531.4

558.4

18.4

38.9

192.9

7.5

138.8

857.2

343.6

32.3

5.2

20.2

24.4

166.4

37.6

46.2

8.6

2.9

2.9

.8

(*)

.1

.2

(D)

(*)

(•)

306.3

473.5

316.3

20.8

136.3

2,236.2

1,384.0

755.7

85.6

436.7

14.0

59.3

12.7

26.3

105.1

16.0

1.8

0

.2

1.8

4.9

7.3

569.3

471.0

25.4

72.9

.1

18.8

7.4

16.0

28.1

2.6

58.9

8.5

3.0

8.9

3.5

12.9

.7

21.4

(

D

)

4.0

(*)

13.3

.6

(*)

3.2

Millions of dollars

Employee

compensation

(6)

114,539

90,417

19,469

57,036

50,400

3,061

392

11,422

13,072

225

543

3,577

144

3,202

14,762

6,636

639

126

621

201

2,530

880

1,545

60

32

31

10

3

4

(D)

C)

C)

6,152

7,760

6,053

307

1,400

23,004

14,332

9,355

892

4,887

247

719

124

323

1,999

163

17

0

1

15

53

77

4,180

3,557

240

383

1

58

48

103

156

17

797

123

69

97

90

238

12

168

(

D

)

30

(*)

108

15

(*)

9

U.S. direct

investment

position

abroad

(7)

207,320

154,644

43,315

92,624

71,922

5,813

1,153

7,495

15,466

400

1,995

4,313

1,101

6,812

27,373

20,701

563

183

2,728

274

2,377

1,136

12,795

146

49

D

9

18

0

6

306

(D)

(D)

(

D

)

6,636

12,070

9,137

649

2,284

47,432

27,752

19,654

2,840

9,206

317

1,753

385

1,985

2,580

589

145

(

D

)

3

57

(

D

)

120

10,389

5,187

4,388

814

3

199

97

230

238

49

-2,291

3,119

11,274

388

-19,842

927

1,300

543

-1

55

211

14

(*)

16

Direct

investment

income

(8)

21,922

12,331

2,631

8,167

5,738

199

76

-64

896

42

399

430

137

1,113

2,511

2,429

-85

33

941

-9

-17

-4

1,503

18

47

47

11

0

(

D

)

48

-25

(*)

(•)

584

950

676

37

237

8,571

3,390

1,993

445

768

-58

198

49

259

306

26

33

1

(*)

-15

3

4

-313

-865

589

-36

-8

-9

6

8

-16

-18

1,710

1,320

1,288

36

-2,246

91

1,212

8

-2

3

7

-2

0

6

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Western Europe, nee

Cyprus

Gibraltar

Iceland

Liechtenstein

Malta

Yugoslavia

Eastern Europe

Romania

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Bolivia

French Guiana

Guyana

Paraguay

Suriname

Uruguay

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Belize

Costa Rica

El Salvador

Guatemala

Honduras

Nicaragua

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Antigua and Barbuda

Barbados

Cuba

Dominican Republic

French Islands, Caribbean

Grenada

Haiti

St. Lucia

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Number of

affiliates

Millions of dollars

Total assets Sales

 J Net income

Number of

employees

(thousands)

Millions of dollars

Employee

compensation

U.S. direct

investment

position

abroad

Direct

investment

income

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Algeria

Morocco

Tunisia

SubhSaharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Angola

Botswana

Burundi

Cameroon

Central African Empire

Chad

Congo

Djibouti

Ethiopia

Gabon

Gambia

Ghana

Guinea

Ivory Coast

Kenya

Lesotho

Madagascar

Malawi

Mali

Mauritania

Mauritius

Mozambique

Namibia

Niger

Rwanda

Senegal

Sierra Leone

Somalia

Sudan

Swaziland

Tanzania

Togo

Uganda

Upper Volta

Zaire

Zambia

Zimbabwe

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab EmiratesOther

Bahrain

Iran

Iraq

Jordan

Kuwait

Lebanon

Neutral Zone

Oman

Qatar

Syria

Yemen (Aden)

Yemen (Sanaa)

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

Bangladesh

Brunei

Fiji

French Islands, Indian Ocean..

French Islands, Pacific

Macau

Pakistan

Papua New Guinea

People's Republic of China

Sri Lanka

Tonga

Vanuatu

Vietnam

Western Samoa

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

International

International - shipping

International - drilling rigs

Addendum—OPEC

596

160

70

29

61

7

24

30

436

55

89

292

11

3

1

15

2

1

6

2

3

19

1

12

4

28

35

2

4

6

3

2

4

2

2

6

2

9

6

5

13

3

6

2

3

2

21

20

26

419

71

160

76

112

26

15

3

3

13

24

1

13

5

4

1

4

1,490

321

92

143

114

186

238

93

118

87

98

5

11

2

4

4

1

33

13

11

10

1

1

1

1

354

242

112

974

23,911

8,378

5,438

2,267

673

118

262

294

15,533

1,271

6,820

7,442

650

()

890

67

(

D

)

10

641

(

D

)

311

(

D

)

1,460

672

4

16

163

44

4

56

6

251

79

45

380

11

92

36

9

519

209

188

52,292

16,986

16,074

5,070

14,162

10,447

216

(

328

1,276

(

D

)

151

32

(

D

)

63

101,597

29,833

3,438

8,357

4,958

11,202

27,727

6,496

5,444

2,195

1,946

62

189

(

D

)

21

703

493

70

135

17,245

11,700

5,544

53,367

19,551

7,221

2,673

3,763

785

74

457

255

12,330

651

5,300

6,379

598

97

(

D

)

509

(

D

)

0

(

16

478

()

457

487

743

4

122

59

1

(

D

)

63

8

411

91

(

D

)

180

25

143

(

D

)

59

(

D

)

476

204

349

29,256

6,365

12,891

5,454

4,545

3,131

10

(

D

)

29

196

196

(

D

)

152

120

3

(

D

)

14

72,521

10,849

4,118

13,138

4,842

6,627

18,177

6,521

3,453

2,894

1,903

29

204

(

D

)

65

59

(

D

)

1,155

286

22

62

10,466

6,629

3,836

53,730

345

731

659

123

-51

1

-12

-40

-387

-6

185

-565

-109

-157

(*)

-3

(

D

)

(*)

(

-10

(

-151

36

1

(*)

(

D

)

-1

C)

7

-39

(

D

)

-175

(*)

-3

29

14

19

2,474

319

1,641

309

205

172

-5

(

D

)

4

28

-4

(

D

)

-23

18

-4

(

D

)

(*)

4,654

841

117

2,060

393

96

688

198

189

20

52

4

31

(

D

)

2

5

(

D

)

24

17

-3

3

0

(*)

984

-370

1,354

4,937

126.4

20.2

9.3

4.6

6.4

1.2

3.9

1.2

106.2

21.2

20.9

64.1

.9

4.1

(*)

1.0

.4

0

.4

.1

.5

4.9

(*)

3.2

2.5

4.5

11.1

(*)

.1

4.6

.1

(

D

)

.2

(*)

6.2

(

D

)

(*)

.1

2.3

.2

\2

(*)

.1

(*)

4.4

3.3

5.3

168.0

32.7

114.6

8.3

12.5

6.3

(*)

(*)

.2

.7

2.5

(

D

)

1.2

.4

557.8

54.1

76.1

58.4

61.8

115.7

48.7

33.8

59.8

30.5

18.8

.9

.8

.4

(*)

.3

0

11.5

1.5

1.1

2.1

(

D

)

0

0

43.7

21.4

22.3

332.6

1,118

284

109

95

80

23

37

20

834

100

272

462

28

20

(*)

16

2

0

6

(

D

)

2

52

(*)

45

16

47

42

(*)

1

8

(*)

(*)

1

(*)

36

(

D

)

C)

8

4

4

25

1

6

(*)

(*)

(*)

39

19

26

4,223

535

3,202

(*)

3

21

61

(

D

)

28

5

2

0

6

3,332

456

210

525

368

433

441

264

354

159

122

4

28

2

1

6

0

45

26

5

4

(*)

0

0

(*)

1,117

446

670

6,565

4,086

1,558

1,222

168

168

24

23

122

2,528

107

288

2,133

311

(

D

)

C)

212

1

(

D

)

45

(

D

)

2

157

()

362

136

-1

2

16

2

2

8

(*)

D

2

16

13

11

217

(*)

30

5

15

2

135

64

73

3,474

573

1,401

526

973

753

11

3

(

D

)

50

53

(

D

)

31

5

12,120

2,928

362

2,281

1,199

1,308

1,745

641

521

777

359

13

(

D

)

4

6

3

0

130

55

49

11

5,244

2,304

2,940

7,897

(*) Less than $500,000(±) or 50 employees.

D

 Suppressed to avoid disclosure of data of individual companies.

1. Sales were not reported on the BE-10B BANK form. Thus, in this table, total income is used

in place of sales for bank affiliates.

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found in the Direct Investment Industry and Foreign

Trade Classifications Booklet, which is reprinted in the

appendix.

To conform to the ESIC system, petroleum is not listed

as a major industry group in the booklet. Rather, the

three-digit subindustries within petroleum are spread

among the other major industries—for example, crude petroleum extraction is in mining, petroleum refining is in

manufacturing, gasoline service stations are in retail

trade, etc. For direct investment classification and publication purposes, however, these various petroleum subindustries are pulled together and petroleum is considered a

separate major industry group.

U.S. parents that are individuals, estates, or trusts have

been classified in a separate industry, "nonbusiness entities, except Government," which, in this publication, is

treated as part of the major industry ' 'finance, insurance,

and real estate." This industry is included on tables that

disaggregate affiliate data from the BE-10B forms by industry of U.S. parent. It is not included on tables containing U.S. parent financial and operating data from the BE10A forms because U.S. parents that were individuals, estates, or trusts were not required to report financial and

operating data.

Since the 1977 benchmark survey was conducted, a

number of changes in BEA's direct investment industry

classifications have been made. Some codes, particularly

in the services industries, have been split into two or more

new codes to permit further disaggregation of the data.

The expansion of the services industry codes was in response to recent demands by users for more detailed information on U.S. international services transactions. Specifically, former code 479 ("transportation, warehousing, terminal facilities, travel agents, and related services, n.e.c.")

has been split into new codes 401, 475, and 477; former

code 610 ("finance, except banking") has been split into

new codes 611 and 612; former code 630 ("insurance carriers, agents, brokers, and services") has been split into new

codes 631, 632, and 639; and former code 899 ("other personal and business services, n.e.c, provided on a commercial basis") has been split into new codes 733, 734, 735,

736, 737, 739, 890, 892, 895, 896, and 897. (See the Direct

Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications

Booklet for the titles of the new codes.) In addition, a few

codes were combined with other codes or were deleted. Finally, the titles of a number of codes were shortened, or

changed to conform more closely to those in the 1974 ESIC

manual, with no substantive impact.

Table 6 presents selected data for all foreign affiliates

and all U.S. parents, classified by industry; each threedigit subindustry is shown separately, and is grouped by

the major industry to which it belongs. Due primarily to

confidentiality requirements, many of the three-digit industry categories are not shown separately in the other

tables in this publication. However, the individual industries included in an industry group shown in the other

tables may be determined, and their relative sizes assessed, by referring to table 6.

Although each U.S. parent and foreign affiliate is classified in a single industry based on its major activity, a

given parent or affiliate may have had activities in more

than one industry. Thus, the distribution of data by industry of U.S. parent or foreign affiliate may differ from the

distribution that would have resulted if the data for each

of a parent's or affiliate's activities were separately classified and the resulting data were summed, by activity,

across all parents or affiliates. Distributions of the latter

type are more indicative than those by industry of enterprise, of the actual activities in which the parents or affiliates are engaged. Such distributions were obtained in the

1982 benchmark survey for sales, employment, and several employment-related items for production workers, of

U.S. parents. For foreign affiliates, they were obtained for

only one data item—sales.

Sales by each parent and affiliate were required to be

distributed among three-digit industries, primarily for

purposes of assigning an industry code to the parent or affiliate. Each U.S. parent was further required to distribute

its employment among those industries in which it also

had sales and to distribute its other employment-related

items among those manufacturing industries in which it

also had sales.5 By summing these data across parents

and affiliates, data disaggregated by industry of sales can

be derived. The distribution by industry of sales roughly

approximates the distribution that would have resulted if

the data were reported and classified at the establishment,

rather than the enterprise, level.

In table 7, U.S. parents' sales and employment disaggregated by industry of sales are compared with U.S. parents'

sales and employment disaggregated by industry of

parent, and foreign affiliates' sales disaggregated by industry of sales are compared with affiliates' sales disaggregated by industry of affiliate. (For nonbank parents of majority-owned nonbank affiliates, data by industry of sales

crossclassified by industry of parent are shown in table

III.N2 for sales and III.O2 for employment; for nonbank

affiliates of nonbank parents and for majority-owned nonbank affiliates of nonbank parents, affiliates' sales by industry of sales crossclassified by industry of affiliate are

shown in tables II.E17 and III.E17, respectively.)

For sales, differences between the distribution by industry of enterprise and the distribution by industry of sales

were much larger for U.S. parents than for foreign affiliates, primarily because U.S. parents are more diversified

than their affiliates. Their greater diversity, in part, reflects the much greater degree of consolidation of U.S.

parents. As noted earlier, parents were required to report

on a fully consolidated domestic basis, regardless of the industry classification of the individual domestic subsidiaries included in the consolidation. Foreign affiliates, in contrast, could be consolidated only if they were in the same

country and were classified in the same three-digit industry.

Financial and operating data for foreign

affiliates and U.S. parents

Financial and operating data include, among other

things, data on balance sheets and income statements; external financial position; property, plant, and equipment;

5. In actuality, each U.S. parent was required to distribute its sales, employment,

and other employment-related items only among the eight three-digit industries in

which its sales were largest, and each foreign affiliate was required to distribute its

sales only among the five three-digit industries in which its sales were largest. Parents reported their sales, employment, and other employment-related items, and affiliates reported their sales, in all other industries as a single item, which is shown

in the "unspecified" line in the tables in this publication. Because relatively few

parents had sales, employment, or other employment-related items in more than

eight three-digit industries, and few affiliates had sales in more than five threedigit industries, such unspecified amounts were small.

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Table 6.—Selected Data for all Foreign Affiliates and all U.S. Parents in all Industries

BEA

code

By industry of affiliate—Affiliate, data

Number

of

affiliates

Millions of dollars

Total

Sales * Net

Number

of

employees

(thousands)

Millions of dollars

Employee

compensation

U.S.

direct

investment

position

abroad

Direct

investment

income

By industry of U.S. parent

U.S. parent data

Number

of U.S.

parents

Total

assets

(millions

of dollars)

Affiliate data

Number

of

affiliates

Total

assets

(millions

of

dollars)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Petroleum tanker operations

Petroleum and natural gas pipelines

Petroleum storage for hire

Gasoline service stations

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Grain mill products

Bakery products

Other

Meat products

Dairy products

Preserved fruits and vegetables

Other food and kindred products

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Paints and allied products

Chemical products, nee

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Metal cans and shipping containers

Cutlery, hand tools, and hardware

Plumbing fixtures and heating equipment,

except electric

Fabricated structural metal products

Screw machine products, bolts, etc

Metal forgings and stampings

Fabricated metal products, nee, ordnnance a , and

services

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Engines and turbines

Metalworking machinery

Special industry machinery

General industry machinery and equipment

Refrigeration and service industry machinery...

Machinery, except electrical, nee....

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Electric lighting and wiring equipment

Electrical machinery, nee

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Textile mill products

Apparel and other textile products

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Lumber and wood products

Furniture and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Pulp, paper, and board mills

Miscellaneous converted paper products

Paperboard containers and boxes

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Scientific and measuring instruments

Optical and opthalmic goods

Medical instruments and supplies

Photographic equipment and supplies

Watches, clocks, and watchcases

Other

Leather and leather products

Miscellaneous manufacturing industries I

133

138

291

292

299

517

441

461

470

554

204

205

208

"201

202

203

209

"281*

283

284

287

285

289

331

335

341

342

343

344

345

346

349

352

353

357

351

354

355

356

358

359

'363

366

367

364

369

371

379

210

220

230

240

250

262

264

265

270

305

307

321

329

"381

383

384

386

387

310

390

18,339

1,801

1,001

559

442

153

22

94

37

439

208

120

37

24

27

7,005

689

169

128

41

141

379

23

66

48

242

1,721

510

500

278

72

361

60

301

808

196

101

95

612

68

67

36

106

47

56

232

890

26

214

90

560

32

106

106

201

70

45

724

73

96

292

263

81

182

369

318

51

1,804

92

204

104

100

90

43

47

256

61

133

62

103

133

196

75

163

320

143

15

111

41

10

172

20

152

1,348,494

195,210

70,608

59,095

11,513

77,196

36,664

39,920

612

32,177

15,229

8,569

2,936

801

2,923

265,887

21,262

5,796

4,555

1,241

5,044

10,422

913

1,510

1,101

6,897

56,666

28,725

10,581

5,778

2,531

9,051

804

8,247

22,227

11,292

3,940

7,352

10,935

2,471

1,114

1,358

605

879

4,140

34,438

1,917

7,275

15,676

9,569

1,211

1,496

2,283

2,815

895

869

22,621

2,598

6,900

6,435

6,688

1,732

4,956

55,636

52,473

3,164

53,037

6,573

3,234

1,883

1,351

1,474

815

659

11,207

5,760

4448

1,299

1,341

5,082

2,879

3,773

4,017

11,217

2,254

296

1,610

6,895

162

2,238

148

2,091

1,026,891

329,005

59,645

50,684

8,961

136,067

57,382

77,839

846

115,299

17,994

4,502

1,301

197

11,994

359,354

39,023

12,456

10,151

2,305

6,297

20,270

1,954

3,823

1,790

12,704

69,554

33,162

13,102

11,064

2,981

9,245

1,243

8,002

22,924

9,515

3,572

5,943

13,409

3,552

1,457

529

1,990

692

1,131

4,057

46,412

2,864

9,235

22,189

12,123

1,470

1,788

2,804

3,482

1,348

1,231

31,177

3,856

9,232

9,577

8,512

2,031

6,481

86,856

83,833

3,023

63,408

6,851

4,429

2,340

2,089

1,928

964

964

13,349

6,144

5,341

1,863

2,143

7,593

3,436

3,687

4,203

12,762

2,785

300

1,932

7,438

306

3,029

231

2,797

36,010

10,650

8,058

5,915

2,143

2,064

1,726

303

35

621

-93

-464

240

41

90

8,914

1,354

379

328

51

333

642

30

127

40

445

2,145

575

782

372

132

283

14

269

314

48

135

-87

266

56

92

-2

48

25

18

29

1,891

-276

285

1,663

219

22

12

85

51

29

21

1,223

104

342

489

289

61

228

112

-16

128

1,874

338

70

29

41

11

-14

25

341

1

241

99

45

136

96

91

101

532

156

41

98

298

-60

112

6

106

6,816.0

410.7

129.0

59.7

69.3

206.2

135.8

67.2

3.2

49.4

26.1

11.7

3.0

1.4

9.9

4,432.9

447.7

128.4

73.9

54.5

74.2

245.2

21.0

34.9

46.3

143.0

589.6

200.4

176.9

120.5

22.7

69.2

14.5

54.7

320.6

111.5

52.7

58.8

209.1

41.1

27.9

10.1

28.4

13.6

23.0

65.0

525.5

36.3

106.2

179.7

203.4

19.8

28.8

46.9

59.1

21.7

27.0

677.7

80.9

197.1

230.3

169.4

44.7

124.7

926.4

868.8

57.6

945.3

73.0

99.5

39.7

59.8

42.1

25.5

16.6

155.8

66.0

67.6

22.2

30.0

127.2

47.6

59.8

73.3

174.5

46.6

6.5

34.6

77.6

9.2

62.6

5.5

57.1

114,539

11,666

3,442

1,564

1,878

6,374

4,606

1,715

53

1,219

631

291

116

25

200

71,801

5,394

1,745

1,180

565

784

2,865

232

520

316

1,797

10,175

3,906

2,743

1,894

367

1,265

247

1,018

5,149

1,844

901

943

3,304

738

430

168

494

203

270

1,002

11,493

1,777

5,724

3,294

346

514

799

929

306

399

8,127

924

3,033

1,944

2,226

552

1,674

17,624

16,624

1,000

13,840

893

954

436

518

554

276

278

2,644

1,241

1,052

351

476

1,828

698

863

1,079

3,158

760

94

519

1,656

128

693

60

633

207,320

57,397

25,654

20,431

5,223

19,078

12,023

6,941

114

10,798

1,868

1,362

179

90

237

83,500

7,471

1,964

1,609

354

1,715

3,793

224

589

462

2,518

18,380

8,743

3,626

2,436

1,000

2,575

314

2,261

5,472

1,854

675

1,179

3,618

727

493

152

470

175

363

1,237

13,883

451

2,535

7,457

3,441

596

637

521

1,087

328

271

7,276

630

1,961

2,042

2,643

595

2,048

11,178

10,132

1,046

19,839

1,847

1,414

764

649

563

320

243

4,148

1,634

2,024

489

517

2,207

1,109

768

1,286

5,076

916

41

707

3,368

44

904

68

836

21,922

8,859

6,830

5,242

1,588

1,362

1,112

242

9

619

47

-13

9

25

26

4,709

906

252

222

30

169

485

25

101

38

322

1,313

387

362

315

104

145

3

142

272

32

42

-9

240

19

87

(*)

61

14

56

1,064

-224

207

985

96

-32

9

49

26

20

25

648

29

135

296

187

42

145

-327

-487

160

833

76

50

19

31

(*)

-18

18

287

33

182

72

32

63

71

43

-2

132

93

(

D)

88

-15

73

2,245

143

62

36

26

44

36

2

6

29

8

2

6

0

0

1,215

71

13

12

1

9

49

9

7

7

26

166

54

30

36

9

37

10

27

170

55

31

24

115

9

44

213

11

40

39

123

7

28

31

42

10

5

149

11

30

64

44

15

29

59

30

29

387

9

59

34

25

32

16

16

39

18

18

3

41

20

24

3,754,218

486,604

36,376

17,327

19,048

339,216

332,578

(

D

()

99,969

11,042

(

D)

0

0

1,017,654

79,981

11,361

(

D)

15,088

53,532

10,178

17,501

6,353

19,501

178,692

96,718

36,824

22,283

13,970

8,896

2,988

5,908

114,528

69,926

38,726

31,200

44,602

11,946

1,621

1,893

9,895

500

1,133

17,615

132,954

8,729

26,367

65,380

32,477

4,572

4,465

3,434

11,246

5,356

3,404

127,364

5,908

46,011

18,688

56,757

2,351

54,406

191,065

136,396

54,669

193,070

27,187

15,444

8,539

6,905

17,522

15,338

2,184

32,813

26,779

5,358

675

18,962

14,170

2,027

8,321

15,156

33,508

7,045

(

D)

3,826

21,690

(

D)

7,960

1,380

6,579

18,339

2,475

462

76

386

1,665

1,628

17

20

300

48

16

32

0

0

11,240

1,134

169

168

1

115

850

121

300

122

307

2,871

1,007

1,031

509

109

215

38

177

1,141

449

158

291

692

119

52

35

164

20

21

281

1,658

71

302

597

688

47

i25

140

256

68

52

1,342

144

397

284

517

53

464

795

407

388

2,299

246

234

111

123

83

49

34

266

125

133

8

145

236

58

117

182

578

218

20

88

240

12

154

10

144

(13)

1,348,494

237,215

12,883

4,637

8,246

192,733

190,809D )

(

29,873

1,725D

0

0

382,024

29,090

3,375

D

(

3,839

21,876

3,369

5,615

2,630

10,261

82,021

48,635

19,026

9,407

2,336

2,617

392

2,225

43,026

24,662

4,508

20,154

18,363

5,774

542

378

4,425

231

207

6,806

56,326

2,864

9,863

33,433

10,165

1,072

1,948

1,691

3,423

1,452

580

29,353

2,864

8,076

5,546

12,867

432

12,435

77,780

67,307

10,473

64,428

12,880

3,151

1,357

1,794

2,064

1,630

434

8,843

5,787

2,982

74

3,246

6,385

492

3,774

4,292

17,308

2,099

(

D)

959

13,933

(

D)

1,993

208

1,785

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Table 6.—Selected Data for all Foreign Affiliates and all U.S. Parents in all Industries—Continued

BEA

code

By industry of affiliate—Affiliate data

Number

of

affiliates

Millions of dollars

Total Net

income

Number

of

employees

(thousands)

Millions of dollars

Employee

compensation

U.S.

direct

investment

position

abroad

Direct

investment

income

By industry of U.S. parent

U.S. parent data

Number

of U.S.

parents

Total

(millions

of dollars)

Affiliate data

Number

of

affiliTotal

assets

(millions

of

dollars)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Motor vehicles and equipment

Lumber and construction materials

Metals and minerals

Electrical goods

Hardware, plumbing, and heating equipment

and supplies

Farm and garden machinery, equipment, and

supplies

Machinery, equipment and supplies, nee

Durable goods, nee

Nondurable goods

Paper and paper products

Drugs, proprietaries, and sundries

Apparel, piece goods, and notions

Groceries and related products

Farm product raw materials

Nondurable goods, nee

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Franchising, business

Other

Insurance

Life insurance

Accident and health insurance

Other

Real estate

Lessors of agricultural and forestry real estate -

Real estate, nee

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Research and development and testing laboratories

Employment agencies and temporary help

supply services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Automotive rental and leasing

Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping servicesLegal services

Educational services

Other services provided on a commercial basis....

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Agricultural production - crops

Agricultural production - livestock

Agricultural production - beef cattle feedlots

Agricultural services

Forestry

Fishing, hunting, and trapping

Mining

Metal mining

Iron ores

Copper, lead, zinc, gold, and silver ores

Bauxite and other aluminum ores

Other metallic ores

Metal mining services

Nonmetallic minerals

Coal

Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utiliTransportation

Railroads

Water transportation

Transportation by air

Pipelines, except petroleum and natural gas

Travel agents

Transportation and related services, nee

Communication and public utilities

Communication

Electric, gas, and sanitary services

Retail trade

Food stores and eating and drinking places

Retail trade, nee

501

503

505

506

507

504

508

509

511

512

513

514

515

519

600

611

612

631

632

639

649

650

671

905

700

"731'

734

735

737

733

736

739

780

891

892

895

896

897

101

102

103

107

108

120

140

150

401

449

450

462

475

477

480

490

540

590

3,699

2,408

152

24

149

409

65

82

1,225

302

1,291

58

348

82

171

134

498

882

2,423

970

1

969

627

88

35

504

111

0

111

715

0

1,336

148

718

182

118

103

97

218

28

18

172

86

166

28

190

58

51

13

12

56

1,193

103

50

33

0

3

6

11

180

122

14

52

9

42

5

58

19

39

227

348

289

6

156

21

0

4

102

59

37

22

335

58

277

57,911

39,488

3,622

266

3,320

4,097

652

2,188

22,230

3,113

18,423

594

3,509

795

2,326

3,715

7,485

573,721

182,813

103,494

(

D)

()

44,085

17,086

1,884

25,115

1,609

0

1,609

33,624

0

20,991

1,831

12,280

1,635

2,029

5,714

893

2,008

240

129

1,639

1,366

1,848

1,157

2,510

1,332

267

D

()

834

51,961

1,404

826

255

0

63

120

141

16,757

13,595

3,495

6,355

768

2,944

33

3,162

1,975

1,187

5,897

16,467

6,686

79

3,990

603

0

10

2,003

9,781

D

()

11,437

3,124

8,312

123,302

72,996

9,088

628

16,764

7,021

1,055

3,095

30,046

5,299

50,306

1,063

4,531

1,329

6,172

21,474

15,737

87,220

31,510

14,396

C)

14,396

16,767

5,463

895

10,409

259

0

259

88

0

20,576

1,783

10,415

1,608

1,776

3,251

1,014

2,766

303

414

2,050

1,518

3,563

949

2,349

942

325

D

948

75,923

1,548

1,011

264

0

D

()

138

7,831

5,875

1,751

2,572

536

970

46

1,956

1,242

714

13,790

25,492

(

D)

29

2,577

1,149

0

47

()

1,238

(

D)

27,261

8,691

18,570

2,406

1,493

-48

-12

82

122

9

-25

1,274

91

913

28

208

23

96

98

461

4,440

6,508

2,687

(•)

2,687

1,621

229

83

1,309

42

0

42

2,159

0

1,316

68

622

100

134

207

28

154

14

131

189

82

189

165

(

D)

48

(

D)

C)

69

1,775

-53

-38

10

0

-4

-113

-264

-23

40

47

-331

4

151

111

40

344

1,186

(

D)

-14

133

479

0

()

142

(

D)

411

189

222

477.6

351.0

33.2

2.6

5.0

43.5

8.5

14.7

213.0

30.5

126.6

10.1

30.9

10.6

19.1

15.1

40.8

159.0

129.8

43.7

0

43.7

82.0

27.5

2.3

52.1

2.0

0

2.0

2.1

0

319.1

55.5

158.4

29.5

13.7

32.8

12.2

70.2

5.8

4.6

59.8

6.5

31.7

18.1

49.0

12.2

6.5

D

()

25.7

887.0

102.6

74.4

4.9

0

1.9

19.2

2.2

140.5

123.2

22.3

68.6

3.9

27.4

1.0

17.3

7.2

10.1

88.4

89.5

47.1

.9

13.3

13.1

0

.2

19.7

42.4

21.8

20.6

466.0

167.8

298.2

10,093

7,880

590

36

137

857

157

321

5,218

563

2,213

140

596

154

283

173

2,618

2,426

898

0

898

1,439

421

47

971

23

0

23

66

0

5,890

583

3,321

692

591

704

312

1,022

150

67

805

75

959

257

696

184

150

D

()

315

10,045

418

308

30

0

9

43

28

2,057

1,625

482

779

35

313

16

432

270

162

1,800

1,598

111

15

217

192

0

2

352

820

490

330

4,172

1,316

2,856

21,070

15,186

653

81

631

1,633

202

952

9,630

1,406

5,884

195

1,566

206

671

690

2,555

10,342

17,618

-9,828

(

D)

()

7,240

1,196

431

5,613

549

0

549

19,657

0

4,562

502

2,175

325

587

495

248

521

67

42

412

745

404

9

728

296

41

8

12

371

12,830

579

367

112

0

5

67

28

5,263

3,684

1,185

1,852

173

450

24

1,579

1,027

553

1,035

2,313

1,730

(

D)

1,040

72

0

(

D)

653

582

113

469

3,640

1,334

2,306

1,700

1,128

-74

14

41

12

-11

968

80

572

20

182

13

45

61

250

3,883

1,394

-1,532

(*)

-1,531

1,096

152

23

0

23

1,806

0

843

46

313

66

108

41

30

54

167

56

142

120

25

17

()

65

533

-66

-50

5

0

(*)

60

-132

-54

-23

50

-109

3

192

162

30

108

298

209

(

D)

56

(

D)

0

C)

86

89

28

61

134

128

5

168

102

2

30

22

66

5

4

4

17

19

17

133

234

35

1

34

77

21

7

49

5

0

5

13

104

160

5

84

20

2

16

7

26

10

28

3

6

3

2

14

192

12

7

2

1

0

1

1

11

4

2

2

0

0

0

7

1

6

36

85

49

3

10

43,418

24,602

4,050

79

4,772

3,026

()

9,075

3,205

18,816

1,305

(

D)

86

1,998

10,890

(

D)

1,012,319

677,469

104,516

D ) (

570,751

282,828

21,533

266,390

1,827

0

1,827

375

0

5#17

4,763

16,960

3,534

2,059

4,231

2,953

4,183

388

(

4,006

7,481

9,436

10,071

(

D)

1,202

(

D)

()

4,385

464,039

3,291

2,779

(

D)

1,581

(

D)

()

0

0

0

2,019

D )

()

13,572

342,401

52,509

20,508

4,935

17,263

0

()

289,892

(

D

())

101,176

26,101

75,074

709

416

22

5

98

160

67

293

18

21

11

33

170

40

1,061

1,152

141

1

140

801

90

21

690

21

0

21

34

155

768

44

435

177

42

19

55

142

20

32

90

41

108

37

103

17

35

13

3

35

934

61

45

13

1

0

1

1

23

14

10

4

0

0

0

9

1

8

186

465

240

6

53

71

0

3

107

225

135

90

199

79

120

(13)

14,680

7,866

928

21

2,212

498

89

()

3,723

(

D

)

6,815

81

(

D

)

34

321

5,646

(

D

)

567,031

100,180

13,548

(

D

)

()

62,923

7,932

2,263

52,728

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

7,817

D

9,594

408

3,928

1,485

368

726

437

911

84

()

631

2,072

1,117

1,438

(

D

)

111

()

910

37,769

1,303

1,119

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,586

(

D

)

()

4,423

17,328

5,060

(

D

)

2,335

1,172

0

(

D

)

1,430

12,268

7,647

4,622

13,129

4,299

(•) Less tha n $500,000(±) or 50 employees.

D

 Suppressed to avoid disclosure of dat a of individual companies.

1. Sales wer e not reported on th e BE-10B BANK form. Thus, in this table, total income is used

in place of sales for bank affiliates.

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petroleum and mining exploration and development expenditures; employment and employee compensation; U.S.

merchandise trade; technology; investment incentives; and

performance requirements (requirements imposed by foreign governments as a condition for affiliates to operate in

their countries).

Foreign affiliate financial and operating data were collected in parts I, II, IV, and V of the BE-10B (or part II of

the 10B BANK) form. The most detail—covering all of the

types of data listed above—was obtained for majorityowned nonbank affiliates. (A majority-owned affiliate is

one in which the combined direct and indirect ownership

interest of all U.S. parents exceeds 50 percent.) For minority-owned nonbank affiliates, complete balance sheets,

income statements, and data on investment incentives and

performance requirements were obtained; however, among

the other types of financial and operating data, only seven

items—U.S. merchandise exports shipped to affiliates by

U.S. parents and by other U.S. persons; U.S. merchandise

imports shipped by affiliates to U.S. parents and to other

U.S. persons; property, plant, and equipment expenditures; total employment; and total employee compensation—were requested. The least detail—seven items—was

obtained for bank affiliates.

U.S. parent financial and operating data were collected

in part II of the BE-10A (or 10A BANK) form. As in the

case of affiliates, much more detail was obtained for nonbank parents than for bank parents. Nonbank parents

had to provide complete balance sheets and income statements and considerable detail for some of the other types

of financial and operating data, such as technology; property, plant, and equipment; employment and employee

compensation; and U.S. merchandise trade. Bank parents,

on the other hand, had to complete only five items.

Most of the concepts and definitions used in reporting

the financial and operating data can be found on the BE10 forms or in the Instruction Booklet to the forms; the

forms and Instruction Booklet are reproduced in the appendix to this publication. The following discussion focuses on conceptual, definitional, or statistical issues that

require further explanation or that are not covered in the

forms or Instruction Booklet.

General validity of data.—All financial and operating

data reported for foreign affiliates and U.S. parents were

required to pass certain basic computerized edit checks.

The data were also reviewed by BEA for consistency with

related data from other parts of the report form for the

same affiliate or parent, with comparable data reported by

other affiliates or parents, and with data available from

outside sources. As a result of this process, a number of

changes to the reported data were made, usually after

consultation with reporters. However, some data items on

the forms were not integrated with, or related to, data

from other parts of the forms and could not be checked

thoroughly. Consequently, these data are more likely to be

subject to both reporting errors and underreporting than

the integrated data. Particularly subject to error and underreporting were the data for bank parents and affiliates,

the seven selected items listed above for minority-owned

nonbank affiliates, ahd the data on employment, trade,

technology, performance requirements, investment incentives, production royalty payments, taxes other than

income and payroll taxes, and subsidies for nonbank parents and majority-owned nonbank affiliates.

In some cases, reporters had difficulty supplying the required information because the data were not easily accessible or were unavailable from their financial accounting

records. Data on trade and employment were especially

difficult for reporters to provide. For these data, reporters

often made estimates, the quality of which is difficult to

assess.

Balance sheet—Balance sheet data for unincorporated

foreign affiliates were reported differently in the 1982

benchmark survey than in past benchmark surveys of

U.S. direct investment abroad. In the 1982 survey, receivables from, and liabilities to, these affiliates' U.S. parents

and other owners had to be disaggregated among the various asset and liability categories in the balance sheet.

(Similar disaggregation was required for data on the composition of the external financial position and for balance

of payments data—see discussion of the direct investment

position and balance of payments data below.) In previous

benchmark surveys, in contrast, such receivables and liabilities were netted against each other and the net

amount was reported as part of the single item, total

owners' equity in unincorporated foreign affiliates, in the

balance sheet.

Reporting for unincorporated foreign affiliates was

changed in the 1982 benchmark survey so that treatment

of these affiliates would parallel that of incorporated affiliates. This change was possible because, over time, accounting procedures for unincorporated businesses have

become more like those for incorporated businesses.

Two conceptual issues relating to the balance sheets of

insurance companies were encountered during processing

of the benchmark survey. The first issue arose because insurance companies normally do not distinguish between

current and noncurrent items in their balance sheets, as

required by the survey. Making the distinction was particularly difficult in the case of marketable securities held

by the insurance companies. The treatment of such securities thus varied from company to company. Some treated

them as current, because they viewed them primarily as

short-term reserves against losses that could be quickly

sold or liquidated, even though the length of time to maturity exceeded 1 year. Others treated them as noncurrent,

because they viewed them primarily as long-term investments, even though the securities might have to be sold or

liquidated quickly in the event of insurance losses. In

processing the data, it was decided to treat all marketable

securities held by insurance companies as noncurrent.

Therefore, for both U.S. parents and foreign affiliates in

insurance, "other" current assets—which consisted largely

of marketable securities—were combined with, and are

shown in this publication as part of, "other noncurrent investments."

The second conceptual issue concerned the treatment of

real estate investments of insurance companies. These investments could have been included in several different

accounts in the balance sheet. A number of companies included them in the property, plant, and equipment account. That account, however, was intended to include

only real estate actually used or occupied by the insurance

companies, such as the buildings and premises used for

their offices; it was not intended to include real estate

held for investment purposes. In processing the data, real

estate investments of the larger parents and affiliates

were excluded from the property, plant, and equipment

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Table 7.—Sales by all Foreign Affiliates, and Sales by and Employment of all U.S. Parents, by Industry of Enterprise and Industry of Sales

Affilial le data

Sales

 l (millions of

dollars)

By

industry of

affiliate

(1)

1,026,891

329,005

59,645

50,684

8,961

136,067

57,382

77,839

846

115,299

17,994

4,502

1,301

197

11,994

359,354

39,023

12,456

10,151

2,305

6,297

20,270

1,954

3,823

1,790

12,704

69,554

33,162

13,102

11,064

2,981

9,245

1,243

8,002

22,924

9,515

3,572

5,943

13,409

3,552

1,457

529

1,990

692

1,131

4,057

46,412

2,864

9,235

22,189

12,123

1,470

1,788

2,804

3,482

1,348

1,231

31,177

3,856

9,232

9,577

8,512

2,031

6,481

86,856

83,833

3,023

63,408

6,851

4,429

2,340

2,089

1,928

964

964

13,349

6,144

5,341

1,863

2,143

7,593

3,436

3,687

4,203

12,762

2,785

300

1,932

7,438

306

3,029

231

2,797

By

industry of

sales

(2)

1,026,891

324,640

60,222

50,793

9,429

131,795

55,565

75,171

1,059

113,232

19,391

4,805

2,562

273

11,751

342,439

38,814

11,113

9,104

2,008

6,409

21,293

2,125

3,097

1,802

14,269

67,994

30,029

12,313

11,052

3,476

11,124

1,475

9,649

23,659

9,663

3,548

6,115

13,996

3,337

1,341

714

2,004

721

1,779

4,101

44,127

3,912

8,592

19,067

12,557

1,468

1,833

2,812

3,776

1,377

1,291

29,907

4,243

7,965

10,098

7,600

2,151

5,449

75,260

71,987

3,272

62,677

6,970

4,720

2,414

2,306

2,414

1,423

991

12,269

5,613

4,764

1,892

1,940

7,003

4,267

3,802

4,096

11,815

2,594

324

2,239

6,398

261

3,381

241

3,140

U.S. pai

Sales

 1 (millions of

doll

By

industry of

U.S.

parent

(3)

2,465,170

570,213

17,123

5,517

11,606

408,560

400,967

(

D

)

(

D

)

133,173

11,356

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

1,017,591

119,431

18,825

(

D

)

(

D

)

14,805

85,800

23,806

23,205

8,999

29,791

169,628

88,618

31,511

27,718

10,129

11,653

5,383

6,270

100,142

58,131

34,342

23,789

42,011

13,509

1,815

1,788

11,159

601

1,485

11,654

115,679

6,643

23,136

51,706

34,194

4,815

4,326

3,593

12,320

5,255

3,884

126,194

8,088

47,543

20,542

50,021

3,121

46,900

182,242

110,523

71,719

204,276

22,703

23,612

12,543

11,069

17,604

14,196

3,407

31,348

23,838

6,488

1,021

22,577

17,566

2,624

8,832

13,406

33,452

7,718

(

D

)

3,225

21,281

(

D

)

10,552

2,674

7,878

ars)

By

industry of

sales

(4)

2,465,170

499,078

29,866

14,695

15,171

349,780

341,973

4,721

3,085

101,935

17,497

521

12,955

253

3,767

934,065

121,482

25,704

20,144

5,559

19,046

76,732

22,681

9,283

14,232

30,536

136,655

70,278

19,390

18,927

12,543

15,517

4,217

11,301

90,416

54,741

32,425

22,316

35,676

5,620

2,752

1,232

8,416

1,509

2,990

13,157

112,632

7,951

22,676

39,714

42,291

10,180

6,366

5,612

12,608

5,164

2,360

99,326

10,588

41,999

20,032

26,707

6,074

20,633

164,133

95,557

68,576

209,421

14,650

26,160

13,144

13,016

17,074

12,079

4,996

36,729

16,836

12,906

6,987

21,973

10,959

11,296

8,628

11,831

35,160

10,552

1,534

9,447

12,950

676

14,961

2,085

12,876

rent data

Number of employees

(thousands)

By

industry of

U.S. parent

(5)

19,440.2

1,225.3

146.7

20.4

126.3

892.7

877.8

5.8

9.0

159.2

26.7

1.7

25.0

0

0

10,532.8

1,011.2

176.4

(

D

)

(

D

)

86.3

748.5

178.7

177.0

94.2

298.5

1,364.6

660.1

299.4

207.4

90.4

107.4

58.6

48.8

976.2

523.4

351.4

171.9

452.8

113.2

25.5

24.9

117.0

8.1

20.7

143.4

1,457.9

68.3

244.3

680.7

464.6

57.8

53.7

48.3

151.0

107.5

46.3

1,619.5

91.9

609.9

290.1

627.6

48.2

579.4

1,687.3

828.0

859.4

2,416.0

161.0

437.7

222.3

215.4

174.1

126.1

48.0

293.5

208.5

69.0

16.0

276.8

200.4

35.7

108.8

140.1

427.6

124.1

9.2

51.6

234.5

8.3

160.4

56.0

104.4

By

industry of

sales

 2

(6)

19,440.2

651.9

162.1

31.4

130.7

404.0

382.7

5.6

15.7

42.8

42.9

3.9

16.9

1.1

21.1

8,798.8

705.3

143.9

72.8

71.1

114.4

447.0

94.3

46.5

119.8

186.4

769.8

374.0

157.0

99.9

51.7

87.2

30.9

56.4

847.2

469.3

288.5

180.8

378.0

37.9

37.3

16.1

87.8

20.5

33.8

144.5

1,238.2

69.9

194.6

496.6

477.2

97.6

82.7

66.9

143.7

62.1

24.2

1,340.8

128.8

557.4

310.1

344.4

84.8

259.6

1,486.9

723.6

763.3

2,410.7

68.9

485.6

232.5

253.2

212.5

126.3

86.2

297.5

125.3

107.7

64.5

254.7

98.8

118.2

101.6

117.3

446.8

153.7

20.5

136.9

127.2

8.5

208.7

48.4

160.3

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas

Oil ana gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Petroleum tanker operations

Petroleum and natural gas pipelines

Petroleum storage for hire

Gasoline service stations

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Grain mill products

Bakery products

Beverages

Other

Meat products

Dairy products

Preserved fruits and vegetables

Other food and kindred products

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Paints and allied products

Chemical products, nee

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Metal cans and shipping containers

Cutlery, hand tools, and hardware

Plumbing fixtures and heating equipment, except electric

Fabricated structural metal products

Screw machine products, bolts, etc

Metal forgings and stampings

Fabricated metal products, nee, ordnance, and services

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Engines and turbines

Metalworking machinery

Special industry machinery

General industry machinery and equipment

Refrigeration and service industry machinery

Machinery, except electrical, nee

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Electric lighting and wiring equipment

Electrical machinery, nee

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Textile mill products

Apparel and other textile products

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Lumber and wood products

Furniture and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Pulp, paper, and board mills

Miscellaneous converted paper products

Paperboard containers and boxes

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Scientific and measuring instruments

Optical and opthalmic goods

Medical instruments and supplies

Photographic equipment and supplies

Watches, clocks, and watchcases

Other

Leather and leather products

Miscellaneous manufacturing industries

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Table 7.—Sales by all Foreign Affiliates, and Sales by and Employment of all U.S. Parents, by Industry of Enterprise and Industry of SalesContinued

Affiliate data

Sales

 1 (millions of

dollars)

By

industry of

affiliate

By

industry of

sales

U.S. parent data

Sales

 x (millions of

dollars)

By

industry of

U.S.

parent

By

industry of

Number of employees

(thousands)

By

industry of

U.S. parent

By

industry of

sales

 2

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Motor vehicles and equipment

Lumber and construction materials

Metals and minerals

Electrical goods

Hardware, plumbing, and heating equipment and supplies

Farm and garden machinery, equipment, and supplies

Machinery, equipment and supplies, nee

Durable goods, nee

Nondurable goods

Paper and paper products

Drugs, proprietaries, and sundries

Apparel, piece goods, and notions

Groceries and related products

Farm product raw materials

Nondurable goods, nee

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Franchising, business

Other

Insurance

Life insurance

Accident and health insurance

Other

Real estate

Lessors of agricultural and forestry real estate

Real estate, nee

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Research and development and testing laboratories

Employment agencies and temporary help supply services..

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Automotive rental and leasing

Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services

Legal services

Educational services

Other services provided on a commercial basis

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Agricultural production - crops

Agricultural production - livestock

Agricultural production - beef cattle feedlots

Agricultural services

Forestry

Fishing, hunting, and trapping

Mining

Metal mining

Iron ores

Copper, lead, zinc, gold, and silver ores

Bauxite and other aluminum ores

Other metallic ores

Metal mining services

Nonmetallic minerals

Coal

Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Transportation

Railroads

Water transportation

Transportation by air

Pipelines, except petroleum and natural gas

Travel agents

Transportation and related services, nee

Communication and public utilities

Communication

Electric, gas, and sanitary services

Retail trade

Food stores and eating and drinking places

Retail trade, nee

Central administrative offices....

Not specified by industry

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

123,302

72,996

9,088

628

16,764

7,021

1,055

3,095

30,046

5,299

50,306

1,063

4,531

1,329

6,172

21,474

15,737

87,220

31,510

14,396

(*)

14,396

16,767

5,463

895

10,409

259

0

259

88

0

20,576

1,783

10,415

1,608

1,776

3,251

1,014

2,766

303

414

2,050

1,518

3,563

949

2,349

942

325

(

D)

75

75,923

1,548

1,011

264

0

(

138

7,831

5,875

1,751

2,572

536

970

46

1,956

1,242

714

13,790

25,492

(

D)

29

2,577

1,149

0

47

(

1,238

(

D)

27,261

8,691

18,570

135,427

84,316

17,025

626

19,827

7,915

871

3,787

28,329

5,936

51,111

1,927

4,124

1,473

6,289

20,820

16,478

85,973

32,376

15,280

25

15,255

16,782

4,348

1,866

10,568

254

C)

254

61

0

28,199

1,868

16,783

1,600

1,762

2,652

6,728

4,041

361

403

3,277

1,521

4,026

949

3,053

962

327

60

76

1,628

76,138

1,566

974

291

3

87

78

132

7,725

5,831

1,687

2,594

607

897

46

1,894

1,235

658

13,640

25,028

6,171

53

2,759

1,129

0

56

2,174

18,857

1,241

17,616

28,180

7,875

20,304

129,493

52,082

9,115

(

D

)

7,989

5,482

(

D

()

10,672

17,696

77,412

3,768

(

D

)

129

8,763

54,702

(

D

)

116,648

196,626

15,984

D

180,472

60,426

8,924

111,122

170

0

170

0

0

46,745

4,763

16,399

3,424

1,491

1,187

3,426

6,869

D

)

(

5,347

2,588

5,443

8,199

9,354

3,082

3,366

164

387,854

2,986

2,773

(

D)

(

1,699

564

(

0

0

0

1,134

(

D

(

30,999

196,027

47,902

12,723

1,795

19,613

0

148,125

96,489

51,637

156,144

66,741

89,402

164,092

85,748

12,365

2,078

21,894

10,812

2,220

2,825

14,247

19,307

78,344

6,762

4,403

1,928

13,823

41,674

9,754

113,920

223,687

47,768

302

47,467

172,371

58,417

26,293

87,661

3,548

(*)

3,548

0

0

81,838

4,606

32,880

2,854

2,096

3,896

12,514

11,520

732

867

9,920

6,232

12,452

9,642

16,027

4,883

3,426

210

474

7,034

400,508

4,402

2,330

811

657

371

(

16,017

3,618

482

1,5? i

0

946

656

12,399

8,888

3,511

32,676

184,393

56,334

15,035

5,736

18,727

(

D

)

418

(

D

)

128,059

82,220

45,840

163,021

99,091

396.7

189.0

21.2

(

D

)

10.8

30.0

4.4

1.0

99.0

(

D

)

207.8

18.1

44.3

.8

28.8

98.7

17.2

733.8

1,005.9

95.8

.4

95.5

907.8

240.2

47.9

619.7

2.2

0

2.2

(*)

0

993.8

162.9

312.3

48.2

15.9

5.4

65.4

177.3

19.9

47.5

109.9

44.0

73.3

228.1

173.1

30.7

59.9

2.3

1.4

78.8

4,551.9

16.9

14.7

1.7

.1

0

.2

.1

14.9

7.8

5.4

2.4

0

0

0

7.1

()

251.0

2,040.4

619.0

167.7

11.7

211.2

0

1.5

226.9

1,421.4

1,200.2

221.2

2,228.8

864.6

1,364.2

1,697 47,981

(6)

379.8

221.3

24.3

7.4

17.0

49.2

12.0

5.1

71.4

34.9

158.5

31.8

15.2

4.4

53.3

19.5

34.3

714.8

961.0

248.9

3.4

245.5

679.5

188.8

108.3

382.5

32.6

(*)

32.6

(*)

0

1,444.9

144.5

550.8

39.3

30.4

26.3

181.7

273.1

19.2

46.5

207.4

55.2

138.7

267.3

288.4

53.7

60.8

3.3

6.5

164.1

4,931.9

40.4

22.8

6.0

(

D

)

5.1

4.5

(

D

)

144.8

33.7

4.2

16.0

0

7.3

6.2

111.0

78.5

32.6

270.7

1,912.0

694.8

195.7

36.4

164.8

(

D

)

4.4

(

D

)

1,217.2

1,026.8

190.4

2,564.0

987.6

1,576.5

888.4

668.9

(*) Less than $500,000(±) or 50 employees.

D

 Suppressed to avoid disclosure of data of individual companies.

1. Sales were not reported on the BE-10A BANK and BE-10B BANK forms. Thus, in this table,

total income is used in place of sales for bank parents and affiliates.

2. Bank parents were not required to disaggregate their employment by industry of sales. The

distribution of employment by industry of sales for bank parents was, therefore, estimated by

multiplying each parent's total employment by the percentage of its sales that were in each industry.

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account, and were included instead in "other noncurrent

assets/' For most analytical purposes, however, a broader

measure of the stock of property, plant, and equipment—

defined to include property, plant, and equipment wherever carried in the balance sheet—is desirable. This broader

concept is used in tables II.L1 and III.L1 for U.S. parents,

and in tables III.C1, III.C2, and III.C3 for affiliates, in this

publication.

Income statement—In the 1982 benchmark survey,

income statements of foreign affiliates and U.S. parents

were reported in accordance with GAAP. The income

statements of foreign affiliates, as reported in the 1982

survey, differ conceptually from those reported in the 1977

benchmark survey, primarily because of differences in the

treatment of exchange gains and losses. As noted earlier,

some companies that, in 1977, used FASB 8 as the basis

for accounting for exchange gains and losses in their affiliates' income statements had, by 1982, shifted to using

FASB 52 instead. (See discussion of exchange gains and

losses and translation adjustments above.)

For affiliates or U.S. parents engaged in the extraction

of natural resources, net income is after deduction of book

depletion, that is, those expenses representing the periodic

chargeoff of the actual cost of capital assets related to the

extraction of natural resources. Tax or percentage depletion is not deducted. The deduction of book, rather than

tax or percentage, depletion is in conformance with

GAAP. Book depletion is deducted because it reflects the

actual cost incurred in purchasing the property containing

the natural resources, acquiring the mineral rights, etc.

Tax or percentage depletion, on the other hand, may bear

no relationship to the actual cost incurred.

Sales.—Sales are defined as gross sales minus returns,

allowances, and discounts, or gross operating revenues,

both exclusive of sales and consumption taxes levied directly on consumers, net value-added taxes, and excise

taxes levied on manufacturers, wholesalers, or retailers.

On the BE-10A BANK and BE-10B BANK forms, sales

were not reported. Thus, in this publication, sales of parents and affiliates for which BE-10A BANK or BE-10B

BANK forms were filed are considered to be equal to their

total income, which was reported.

In the 1982 benchmark survey, for the first time, total

sales by U.S. parents and by majority-owned nonbank foreign affiliates had to be disaggregated to show sales of

goods separately from sales of services. For this purpose,

sales of goods were defined as those sales associated with

industries coded in the 000, 100, 200, 300, or 500 series,

except 070, 108, and 138; sales of services were defined as

those sales associated with industries coded in the 400,

600, 700, or 800 series, or in codes 070, 108, or 138. (See the

Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, reprinted in the appendix, for a description

of these codes.) When a sale consisted of both goods and

services and the two components could not be unbundled

because, for example, the goods and services were not separately billed, the total sale was classified as a good or

service depending upon which component accounted for

the most value.

Total sales by majority-owned nonbank affiliates also

had to be disaggregated by destination to show local sales,

sales to the United States, and sales to other countries.

Local sales of a given affiliate are sales charged by the affiliate to persons in its own country of location. All sales

by affiliates classified in 'International'' are considered

local.

Employment and employee compensation.—In the benchmark survey, employment was defined as the number of

full-time and part-time employees on the payroll at the

end of fiscal year 1982. A count taken during, rather than

at the end of, fiscal year 1982 was acceptable if it was a

reasonable proxy for the end-of-year number. In either

case, if employment was unusually high or low because of

temporary factors (for example, a strike) or large seasonal

variations, the number that reflected normal operations,

or an average for fiscal year 1982, was required.

This definition differed from the one used in the 1977

benchmark survey. In that survey, employment was defined as the average number of full-time and part-time

employees for the reporting period; an end-of-year figure

was permitted only if employment did not vary significantly during the year due to temporary or seasonal factors. The change in definition between the 1977 and 1982

surveys was made to ease the reporting burden on respondents, most of whom found an end-of-period figure

easier to provide than an average. The change, which was

primarily one of emphasis, probably does not significantly

affect the comparability of the 1977 and 1982 data.

Employment of U.S. parents can be classified both by industry of parent and, for the first time, by industry of

sales. As discussed in the industry classification section,

the latter is based on information supplied by each U.S.

parent on employment in the individual three-digit industries in which it also had sales. Employment of foreign affiliates can be classified by industry of affiliate but not by

industry of sales. The information needed for the latter

classification was not obtained in the 1982 benchmark

survey, because the 1977 survey results had indicated that

most affiliates, unlike most U.S. parents, had sales and,

therefore, employment in only one or two three-digit industries. The 1982 survey confirms the 1977 results; it

shows that, in 1982, fewer than 10 percent of foreign affiliates had sales in more than two industries. Thus, the distribution of affiliate employment by industry of sales

probably would not differ significantly from that by industry of affiliate.

The employment and employee compensation data from

the benchmark survey can be used to compute compensation per employee or wages and salaries per employee for

U.S. parents and foreign affiliates. The resulting rates,

however, may be misleading (and, thus, are not shown in

this publication) for two reasons. First, in the employment

data, a part-time employee is counted the same as a fulltime employee. Thus, compensation per employee and

wages and salaries per employee may vary across parents

or affiliates simply because of differences in the number of

their part-time workers. Second, compensation per employee and wages and salaries per employee may be distorted by data for businesses or business segments acquired or sold during the year. For a newly acquired business, for example, reported compensation data often covered only the portion of the year that the business was in

the universe. Employment of the business, however, was

reported as of yearend. When compensation data are only

for a portion of the year, but employment is as of yearend,

compensation per employee and wages and salaries per

employee are understated.

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When using the 1982 benchmark survey data, better

measures of compensation for U.S. parents and foreign affiliates than either compensation per employee or wages

and salaries per employee are hourly compensation and

wage rates. The information needed to derive hourly compensation and wage rates was collected in the survey for

production workers of those U.S. parents and foreign affiliates that had manufacturing activities. (The data were

collected only for production workers because data on

hours worked by nonproduction workers are generally not

maintained by reporters and because aggregate hourly

compensation and wage rates for the United States and

foreign countries, to which the benchmark survey data

might be compared, are limited to production workers.)

U.S. parents had to report the data separately for each

manufacturing industry in which they had sales. Thus,

data on hourly compensation and wage rates paid to the

parents' manufacturing production workers can be disaggregated by industry of sales as well as by industry of

parent. Unlike U.S. parents, for each of these data items,

affiliates had to report only one number covering all manufacturing industries in which they had sales. Consequently, for affiliates, no disaggregation of hourly compensation

and wage rates by industry of sales is possible. However,

as noted earlier, most affiliates had sales in only one industry so that hourly rates by industry of sales would

probably not differ significantly from those by industry of

affiliate.

For U.S. parents, tables 11.03 and 111.03 in this publication show employment, compensation, and hourly rates of

production workers associated with the parents' manufacturing sales, disaggregated by industry of sales. Table

111.04 shows the parents' data disaggregated by industry of

parent.

In the 1977 benchmark survey, employment and compensation data for both parents and affiliates could be disaggregated only by industry of enterprise. For U.S. parents, therefore, table 111.04, rather than table 11.03 or

111.03, in this publication should be used for comparison

with the 1977 data.

It should be noted, that, for both parents and affiliates,

the 1982 data disaggregated by industry of enterprise

cover only production workers that (1) are engaged in

manufacturing activities and (2) are employed by parents

or affiliates classified in manufacturing. The published

data from the 1977 benchmark survey covered production

workers employed by parents and affiliates classified in

manufacturing, regardless of whether those workers were

actually engaged in manufacturing activities.6 The differences between the two sets of data, however, are probably

small, because parents and affiliates in manufacturing

have relatively few production workers engaged in nonmanufacturing activities.

U.S. merchandise trade.—The concepts and definitions

underlying the data on U.S. merchandise trade of U.S.

parents and foreign affiliates are nearly identical to those

used for the all-U.S. merchandise trade data compiled by

6. In the 1977 benchmark survey, data were actually collected on production

workers of parents and affiliates classified in all industries, not just of those classified in manufacturing. However, BEA determined that the data were of publishable

quality only for production workers of parents and affiliates classified in manufacturing; companies in other industries had difficulty providing the data because they

normally do not distinguish between production and nonproduction workers in

their employment and payroll records.

the Census Bureau. The trade data were particularly difficult for reporters to provide, but BEA's review of the data

indicates that, except as noted below, they are probably

reasonably comparable with the Census data.

The benchmark survey forms asked that the U.S. merchandise trade data be reported on a "shipped" basis—

that is, on the basis of when, where, and to (or by) whom

the goods were physically shipped—in order for them to

be comparable with the Census data. However, most reporters keep their books on the "charged" basis—that is,

on the basis of when, where, and to (or by) whom the

goods were charged. Differences between these two bases

can be substantial. Such differences may arise, for example, when a U.S. parent buys goods from an affiliate in

country A and sells them to an affiliate in country B, but

the goods are shipped directly from country A to country

B. When it records the transactions on its books, the U.S.

parent would show a purchase charged to it from country

A and a sale charged by it to country B. If the parent's

trade data were reported on the charged basis in the

benchmark survey, the purchase and sale would have appeared as a U.S. import and U.S. export, respectively.

However, the goods never physically entered or left the

United States and, on a shipped basis, should have been

recorded neither as a U.S. import nor as a U.S. export.

Based on its review, BEA believes most data were reported on a shipped rather than on a charged basis. However, some reporters had difficulty obtaining data on a

shipped basis, which usually required use of shipping department invoices rather than accounting records. BEA

required revised reports to be filed when it determined

that the data were on a charged basis. However, some

cases of erroneous reporting were probably not identified

or corrected.

Another difference between the trade data in this publication and the Census trade data is that the former are on

a fiscal-year basis while the latter are on a calendar-year

basis. Although this could be an important source of noncomparability between the two sets of data, the extent of

such noncomparability is unknown.

It should also be noted that Census and BEA trade data

come from two different sources—the BEA data are based

on company records, whereas the Census data are compiled from export and import documents filed by shippers

with the U.S. Customs Service on each individual transaction. The timing, valuation, origin or destination, shipper,

and product involved in a given export or import transaction may have been recorded differently on company

records and on the Customs export and import documents.

In this publication, exports and imports of U.S. parents

and foreign affiliates are disaggregated into 12 product

categories, based on the Standard International Trade

Classification, Revision 2 (United Nations Statistical

Papers, Series M, No. 34/Rev. 2), hereinafter referred to

as the SITC. (See the Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, pages 21-24, for a description of the categories used.)

Several problems of classification in the benchmark

survey were observed. One was in the classification of certain parts and accessories for transportation equipment.

In the SITC, some transport equipment parts that are

shipped separately are included in "road vehicles and

parts" or in "other transport equipment," based on the

part's end use; other parts are included in SITC categories

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appropriate to the type of part, based on the principal material from which it is made or on its general function.

Some reporters had difficulty distinguishing in their

records between parts that should have been included in

"road vehicles and parts" or "other transport equipment"

and parts that should have been included in other categories. BEA reviewed reports with large trade values and,

after discussions with reporters, revised those with incorrect reporting. However, reports with low values were not

reviewed and, in some cases, reporters may have erroneously included both types of parts in "road vehicles and

parts" or "other transport equipment." Thus, these two

categories may be overstated and other categories, particularly machinery, may be understated to an unknown

extent.

Another classification problem involved soybean exports. In the SITC, soybeans, other oil seeds, and oleaginous fruit are included in "crude materials, inedible,

except fuels." Some reporters, however, incorrectly included these products in "food and live animals chiefly for

food." Reports with large values were reviewed by BEA

and revised data were obtained for those reports found to

be incorrect.

Total U.S. trade associated with U.S. parents and their

foreign affiliates consists of (1) trade between U.S. parents

and their foreign affiliates, (2) trade between other U.S.

persons and foreign affiliates, and (3) trade between U.S.

parents and unaffiliated foreigners. Data on trade between U.S. parents and their foreign affiliates were collected on both the BE-10A and BE-10B forms; on the BE10A form, total trade of a given U.S. parent with all of its

foreign affiliates combined was reported, while on the BE10B form, trade of the U.S. parent with only the individual foreign affiliate covered by that form was reported. In

theory, the sum of a U.S. parent's trade with each of its

individual foreign affiliates, as reported on the BE-10B

forms for those affiliates, should equal the parent's total

trade with all of its affiliates combined, as reported on the

parent's BE-10A form. In fact, however, the sum of the

data from the affiliates' BE-10B forms may not equal the

total reported on their parent's BE-10A form because of

differences in timing and valuation, and because the parent's BE-10A form may include data for affiliates that are

exempt from being reported on the BE-10B form. In this

publication, the data on trade between parents and affiliates used in computing total U.S. trade associated with

U.S. parents and their foreign affiliates are derived from

the affiliates' BE-10B forms rather than from the U.S.

parents' BE-10A forms. (The data derived from the parent's BE-10A forms are shown as an addendum only.)

Data on trade between other U.S. residents and foreign affiliates are also derived from the affiliates' BE-10B forms.

However, data on trade between U.S. parents and unaffiliated foreigners are from the parents' BE-10A forms.

Direct investment position and balance of

payments data

The direct investment position and balance of payments

data cover U.S. parents' positions in, and transactions

with, their foreign affiliates; in contrast, affiliate financial

and operating data, discussed above, cover the activities of

the foreign affiliates themselves, including positions in,

and transactions with, them by all persons, not just their

U.S. parents. For example, the U.S. direct investment position abroad is equal to U.S. parents' equity in, and net

outstanding loans to, their foreign affiliates; foreign affiliates' total assets, in contrast, are equal to the sum of total

owners' equity in affiliates held by both U.S. parents and

all other persons and total liabilities owed by affiliates to

both U.S. parents and all other persons.

Data for the position and balance of payments items

were reported in part III of the BE-10B (or BE-10B

BANK) form. The balance of payments items consist primarily of transactions between parents and their affiliates, or transactions between parents and other persons

that change the parents' equity in their affiliates. Beginning with the publication of estimates based on the 1982

benchmark survey, the major items that will appear directly in the U.S. balance of payments accounts for U.S.

direct investment abroad are:

• Direct investment capital outflows

• Direct investment income

• Direct investment royalties and license fees

• Other direct investment services

As discussed earlier, the direct investment position and

balance of payments data collected in the 1982 benchmark

survey and shown in this publication are on a fiscal-year

basis, whereas the data in the U.S. balance of payments

accounts and in BEA's annual series on the direct investment position have been, and will continue to be, on a calendar-year basis. When data from the 1982 benchmark

survey are incorporated into the U.S. balance of payments

accounts and the annual series on the position, they will

be adjusted to a calendar-year basis. These adjusted data

for 1982 will also be extrapolated forward to derive universe estimates for subsequent calendar years based on

sample data for those years. The adjusted 1982 data and

the estimates for calendar years 1983-85, based on the adjusted 1982 data, are scheduled for publication in the June

and August 1986 issues of the SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS.

The position and balance of payments data included

here differ from data from the 1977 benchmark survey because the basis of-reporting for unincorporated affiliates

differs. As noted earlier, reporting for these affiliates was

changed to make it comparable with that for incorporated

affiliates. Thus, in the 1982 benchmark survey, unincorporated affiliates' payables to, and receivables from, their

U.S. parents had to be disaggregated among the various

payable and receivable categories in the affiliates' intercompany accounts; in the 1977 benchmark survey, the net

amount of such payables and receivables, together with

the U.S. parents' equity position in the affiliates, were reported in a single summary account. Also, in the 1982

survey, earnings of unincorporated affiliates were disaggregated into the portion distributed to U.S. parents and

the portion reinvested in the affiliates, whereas in the

1977 survey all such earnings were reported as a single

item. Although these changes do not affect the totals for

the direct investment position or the major items that

appear directly in the U.S. balance of payments accounts,

they do affect the individual components of these items.

Data on the new basis for unincorporated affiliates have

been reported in BEA's quarterly sample surveys since

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ward the data from the 1982 benchmark survey to derive

universe estimates for subsequent years. However, the

1982 benchmark survey data have not been available until

now. BEA nevertheless published preliminary estimates

on the new basis for 1982 forward in the June and August

1984, and June and August 1985, issues of the SURVEY.

The estimates consisted primarily of the reported sample

data, but were reasonably complete because the reported

data covered such a large proportion of the universe of unincorporated affiliates.7

 Revised universe estimates extrapolated from the 1982 benchmark survey data are

scheduled for publication in the June and August 1986

issues of the SURVEY.

U.S. direct investment position abroad.—As noted above,

the U.S. direct investment position abroad is equal to U.S.

parents' equity in, and net outstanding loans to, their foreign affiliates. The position may be viewed as the U.S.

parents' contribution to the total assets of their foreign affiliates or as financing provided by U.S. parents to their

affiliates in the form of either equity or debt. The data are

derived from the foreign affiliates' books at yearend.

U.S. parents' equity in incorporated foreign affiliates

consist of the U.S. parents' holdings of capital stock in,

and other capital contributions to, their affiliates and U.S.

parents' equity in the retained earnings of their affiliates.

Capital stock includes all stock of affiliates, whether

common or preferred, voting or nonvoting. Other capital

contributions by U.S. parents, also referred to as the U.S.

parents' equity in additional paid-in capital, consist of capital, invested or contributed, that is not included in capital

stock, such as amounts paid for stock in excess of its par

or stated value, capitalizations of intercompany accounts

(conversions of debt to equity) that do not result in the issuance of capital stock, and donations. U.S. parents'

equity in retained earnings is the U.S. parents' shares of

the undistributed earnings of their incorporated foreign

affiliates.

U.S. parents' equity in unincorporated affiliates consists

of U.S. parents' shares of the affiliates' total owners'

equity. No breakdown of owners' equity by type was obtained for these affiliates.

The U.S. parents' net outstanding loans to their foreign

affiliates, also referred to as the affiliates' net intercompany account payables to U.S. parents, consist of trade accounts and trade notes payable, other current liabilities,

and long-term debt owed by the affiliates to their U.S. parents, net of similar items due to the affiliates from their

U.S. parents.

Intercompany accounts include the net book value of all

capital leases and of operating leases of more than 1 year.

The net book value of property leased to a foreign affiliate

by its U.S. parent is included in affiliates' payables, and

the net book value of property leased by a foreign affiliate

to its U.S. parent is included in affiliates' receivables. Capital leases recognize that title to the leased property will

be transferred to the lessee at the termination of the

lease—similar to an installment sale. Operating leases

have a term that is signficantly shorter than the expected

useful life of the tangible property being leased, and there

7. The estimates for the first quarter of 1982 are exceptions. Sample data on the

new basis were not reported to BEA until the second quarter of 1982. Thus, the

first quarter estimates were made by extrapolating backward the sample data reported for subsequent quarters. These estimates may be subject to large revisions.

is usually an expectation that the leased property will be

returned to the lessor at the termination of the lease. For

capital leases, the net book value of the leased property is

the amount of principal payments remaining due; for operating leases of more than 1 year, the net book value is

the original cost of the leased property less accumulated

depreciation.

Intercompany accounts also include outstanding funds

borrowed from unaffiliated foreigners and then reloaned

to U.S. parents by Netherlands Antilles finance affiliates.

Typically, Netherlands Antilles finance affiliates have

been established to provide U.S. parents with a means of

raising funds abroad without having the associated interest payments subjected to a 30-percent U.S. withholding

tax on interest payments to foreigners.8 The payments

were exempted from the withholding tax by a treaty between the United States and the Netherlands Antilles.

The funds reloaned to parents have been included in the

intercompany accounts and, hence, in the U.S. direct investment position abroad since 1977; before 1977, they

were treated as direct borrowing by the U.S. parents from

unaffiliated foreigners and were included in portfolio investment. Under the present treatment, the funds reloaned to U.S. parents are recorded in the intercompany

accounts as receivables by the Netherlands Antilles finance affiliates from their U.S. parents. Such receivables,

when netted against payables, reduce affiliates' net intercompany account payables to U.S. parents and, hence, the

direct investment position.

As a result of the change in treatment of unincorporated affiliates discussed earlier, U.S. parents' equity in, and

intercompany accounts with, these affiliates, which previously were reported together in a single summary account, were, in the 1982 benchmark survey, reported separately. The equity portion is now included, together with

equity in incorporated affiliates, as part of U.S. parents'

shares of total owners' equity in all affiliates, and the intercompany account portion is included, together with intercompany accounts of incorporated affiliates, as part of

intercompany accounts of U.S. parents with all foreign affiliates. The intercompany account portion is further disaggregated into payables and receivables.

For affiliates that are banks, the direct investment position is defined to include only their parents' permanent

debt and equity investment in them; similarly, the direct

investment flows that enter the U.S. balance of payments

accounts for these affiliates include only transactions related to such permanent investment. All other transactions and positions—mainly claims and liabilities arising

from the parents' and affiliates' normal banking business—are excluded from the direct investment accounts

because they are more properly included with other banking claims and liabilities in the portfolio investment accounts.

The definition of permanent investment may vary somewhat from bank to bank. Examples of such investment are

funds from parents that are used to establish or acquire

the affiliates or that finance the affiliates' purchases of

property, plant, and equipment.

The relationship between a U.S. parent and its foreign

affiliate may be a two-way one, in which each may have

debt and equity investment in the other. Thus, a U.S.

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parent may have investment in a foreign affiliate that, in

turn, has investment in it as a result of the affiliate's

lending funds to, or acquiring voting securities or other

equity interest in, the U.S. parent. As discussed earlier, in

the intercompany accounts of the position, affiliate receivables from their U.S. parents (reverse debt investment)

are netted against affiliate payables to their U.S. parents.

The question arises as to whether affiliates' equity investment in their U.S. parents (reverse equity investment)

should also be netted against the U.S. parents' equity investment in them. Conceptually, one can argue that reverse equity, as well as debt, investment should be netted

to obtain an accurate measure of the net investment by

U.S. parents in affiliates. This was the treatment before

1977, but, in some instances, it resulted in double-counting

among the various accounts of the U.S. international investment position and in the capital accounts of the U.S.

balance of payments. Therefore, since 1977, reverse equity

investment of foreign affiliates in their U.S. parents has

not been netted against analogous investment of U.S. parents in their affiliates. It is instead included in the foreign

direct investment position in the United States if the affiliate's ownership in its U.S. parent is 10 percent or more,

or in the foreign portfolio investment position in the

United States if the affiliate's ownership is less than 10

percent. However, reverse debt investment continues to be

netted.9

The direct investment position at the end of a year is

equal to the position at the beginning of the year plus the

change in the position during the year. The change during

the year is the sum of direct investment capital outflows

and valuation adjustments. Direct investment capital outflows are defined below. Valuation adjustments are broadly defined to include all changes in the position other than

capital outflows. Such changes primarily reflect differences between transactions values on U.S. parents' books,

which are used by BEA to record capital outflows, and

book values on foreign affiliates' books, which are used to

record the position and, hence, changes in the position.

For example, they include differences between the proceeds from and the book values of affiliates that are sold

or liquidated by U.S. parents; differences between the purchase price and the book values of affiliates that are acquired by U.S. parents; and writeoffs resulting from uncompensated expropriations of affiliates. As noted earlier,

valuation adjustments also include the one-time adjustment to owners' equity made by affiliates that, during

1982, switched from using FASB 8 to using FASB 52 as

the basis for translating their financial statements from

foreign currencies into U.S. dollars. (See the section on exchange gains and losses and translation adjustments.)

In theory, the direct investment position could be based

either on the books of U.S. parents or on the books of foreign affiliates. Traditionally, it has been based on the foreign affiliates' books because the valuation method used

on affiliates' books—that is, historical cost—is usually

fairly consistent from affiliate to affiliate, while that used

9. The one exception to this rule for reverse debt investment is in the extremely

rare case in which a foreign affiliate and its U.S. parent own 10 percent or more of

each other. To avoid double-counting, the U.S. parent's debt and equity investment

in the affiliate is included in the U.S. direct investment position abroad, while the

affiliate's reverse investment—debt as well as equity—in the U.S. parent is included in the foreign direct investment position in the United States. In this one case, a

foreign affiliate's debt investment in its U.S. parent is not netted against the parent's debt investment in it.

on U.S. parents' books may vary from parent to parent.

For example, depending on their percentage ownership,

some parents may use the cost method while others may

use the equity method of valuing investments (if the cost

method is used, the U.S. parents' equity in retained earnings since acquisition or establishment would be excluded).

Still other parents may use market values or may write

off the excess of market value over book value, either in

whole or in part. In contrast to the position, most balance

of payments flow items—equity capital and intercompany

debt outflows, distributed earnings, interest, royalties and

license fees, and other services transactions—are based on

the books of the U.S. parents. This is mainly because, for

balance of payments purposes, transactions values—which

may be available only from the U.S. parents' books—are

required. (For example, when a U.S. parent purchases or

sells an affiliate's stock to or from an unaffiliated third

party, the transaction is recorded only on the parent's

books, not on the affiliate's books.)

Direct investment capital outflows.—Direct investment

capital outflows consist of equity capital outflows, reinvested earnings, and intercompany debt outflows. As a

result of the change in treatment of unincorporated affiliates discussed earlier, direct investment capital outflows

to such affiliates, which previously were shown together

as a single summary account, have been split into the

equity capital, reinvested earnings, and intercompany

debt components. Each component is combined with the

corresponding component for incorporated affiliates to

obtain a total for all affiliates. In the few cases where

equity capital flows of an unincorporated affiliate could

not be separated from intercompany debt flows, the entire

amount is considered equity capital.

Equity capital outflows are net increases in U.S. parents' equity in their foreign affiliates, whether incorporated or unincorporated. They exclude changes in equity that

result from the reinvestment of earnings, which are considered a separate component of direct investment capital

outflows.

Increases in U.S. parents' equity in their foreign affiliates result from the U.S. parents' establishment of new

foreign affiliates, initial acquisitions of a 10-percent-ormore ownership interest in existing foreign business enterprises, acquisitions of additional ownership interests in

existing foreign affiliates, and capital contributions to affiliates. Such increases in equity are recorded as capital

outflows. Decreases in equity result from liquidations of

foreign affiliates, partial or total sales of ownership interests in foreign affiliates, and returns of capital of contributions. They include liquidating dividends, which are a

return of capital to U.S. parents upon the liquidation of

affiliates or the sale of affiliates' assets. Decreases in

equity are recorded as capital inflows to U.S. parents and

are netted against increases in equity, to derive the net increase in U.S. parents' equity in their foreign affiliates.

Equity capital outflows are recorded at transactions

values, based on the books of U.S. parents. Such outflows

may differ from those based on the books of foreign affiliates. For example, as noted earlier, when a U.S. parent

purchases or sells capital stock from or to an unaffiliated

third party, the transaction is recorded only on the parent's books, not on the affiliate's books. Also, transactions

values on U.S. parents' books reflect the actual cost of

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ownership interests in affiliates that are acquired or sold

by U.S. parents, including any premium or discount; such

values may differ from the book values recorded on the affiliates' books. (Transactions values may also differ from

market values if, for example, the U.S. parent and the

person from, or to, whom the U.S. parent is acquiring or

selling the ownership interest are affiliated rather than

independent.) For unincorporated affiliates, equity capital

outflows include changes in assets that may be carried

only on the U.S. parents' books. For example, fixed assets

of a branch may be carried only on the parent's, not the

affiliate's, books.

Reinvested earnings of foreign affiliates are earnings

less distributed earnings. Earnings are U.S. parents'

shares in the net income of their foreign affiliates, after

provision for foreign income taxes, plus their shares of

any capital gains or losses that, according to FASB 52, are

not included in affiliates' net income for income statement

purposes. Net income and, therefore, earnings, are taken

from the books of the foreign affiliate. A U.S. parent's

share in net income is based on its directly held equity interest in the foreign affiliate.

For incorporated foreign affiliates, distributed earnings

are dividends on common or preferred stock held by U.S.

parents, before deduction of foreign withholding taxes and

whether paid out of current or past earnings. Dividends

exclude stock and liquidating dividends. Stock dividends

are excluded because they are a capitalization of retained

earnings—a substitution of one type of equity (capital

stock) for another (retained earnings)—-which reduces the

amount of retained earnings available for distribution, but

leaves total owners' equity unchanged. (Thus, stock dividends do not give rise to entries in the balance of payments accounts.) Liquidating dividends are excluded because they are a return of capital, rather than a remittance of earnings. (Liquidating dividends are recorded instead as inflows in the direct investment equity capital account.) For unincorporated affiliates, distributed earnings

are earnings distributed to U.S. parents, whether out of

current or past earnings.10

Distributed earnings are based on the books of the U.S.

parents. Since they are on an accrual basis, they are reported as of the date they are either received from, or entered into intercompany accounts with, foreign affiliates,

whichever occurred first. Thus, for example, dividends declared by a foreign affiliate, but not remitted because of

exchange controls or for other reasons, are included in

dividends when they are entered into intercompany accounts with the affiliate; at the same time, an offsetting

intercompany debt outflow is recorded in the direct investment capital account. Distributed earnings are included

whether they are paid in cash, through debt creation, or

in kind.

Earnings are included in direct investment income (see

definition in the next section) because they are income to

the U.S. parent, whether they are reinvested or remitted

to the parent. However, because earnings that are reinvested are not actually transferred to the U.S. parent, but

rather increase the parent's investment in its affiliate, an

entry of equal magnitude but opposite sign to that made

10. Except in rare instances, distributed earnings of unincorporated foreign affiliates are not subject to foreign withholding taxes. For publication purposes, such

taxes were assumed to be zero.

in the direct investment income account is made in the

direct investment capital account.

Intercompany debt outflows consist of the increase in

U.S. parents' net intercompany account receivables from

their foreign affiliates during the year. The increase is derived by subtracting the net outstanding intercompany account balance at the end of the previous year from the net

outstanding balance at the end of the current year. The

net balance at the end of a year is calculated as U.S. parents' receivables (amounts due) from affiliates less U.S.

parents' payables (amounts owed) to affiliates. When a

U.S. parent lends funds to its foreign affiliate, its receivables increase; subsequently, when the affiliate repays the

principal owed to its U.S. parent, the U.S. parent's receivables from the affiliate are reduced. In parallel fashion,

when a U.S. parent borrows funds from its foreign affiliate, its payables increase; subsequently, when the U.S.

parent repays the principal owed to its affiliate, the U.S.

parent's payables to the affiliate are reduced. Increases in

U.S. parents' receivables from their affiliates or reductions in U.S. parents' payables to their affiliates give rise

to outflows on intercompany account. Reductions in U.S.

parents' receivables from their affiliates or increases in

U.S. parents' payables to their affiliates give rise to inflows.

Not all intercompany account transactions reflect actual

flows of funds. For example, when distributed earnings,

interest, or royalties and license fees accrue to a U.S.

parent from its foreign affiliate, the full amount is included as a current account receipt on U.S. direct investment

abroad. If all or part of that amount is not actually transferred to the U.S. parent, the amount not transferred is

entered into the intercompany account as an increase in

the U.S. parent's receivables from its affiliate (an outflow).

The net change in intercompany accounts includes

changes in the net book value of capital leases and of operating leases of 1 year or more between U.S. parents and

their foreign affiliates. (See discussion in the section on

the direct investment position.) When property is leased

by a foreign affiliate from its U.S. parent, the net book

value of the leased property is treated as an increase in

the U.S. parent's receivables from its affiliate and is recorded as an intercompany debt outflow. The subsequent

payment of principal on a capital lease, or of depreciation

on an operating lease, is a return of capital and, for property leased by the foreign affiliate from its parent, is recorded as an intercompany debt inflow because it reduces

the U.S. parent's receivables from its affiliate. (When

property is leased to a U.S. parent by its foreign affiliate,

the flows recorded are the reverse of the preceding.)

As noted in the last section, the intercompany accounts

component of the direct investment position has, since

1977, included outstanding funds that are borrowed from

unaffiliated foreigners and then reloaned to U.S. parents

by Netherlands Antilles finance affiliates. When the funds

are reloaned to U.S. parents, they are recorded in the

direct investment capital account as an increase in U.S.

parents' payables to their Netherlands Antilles finance affiliates—that is, as an intercompany debt inflow. Subsequent repayments of the borrowing are recorded as intercompany debt outflows.

Intercompany debt outflows, like equity capital outflows, are based on the books of U.S. parents and may

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differ from those based on the books of foreign affiliates.

For example, a U.S. parent's receivables from its affiliate,

as recorded on the parent's books, may not necessarily be

equal to the affiliate's payables to its parent, as recorded

on the affiliate's books, due to differences in accounting or

valuation.

Most direct investment capital outflows are the result of

transactions between U.S. parents and their foreign affiliates, including direct debt transactions between U.S. parents and their indirectly owned foreign affiliates. Equity

capital outflows, however, may also result from transactions between U.S. parents and unaffiliated foreigners

that change U.S. parents' equity in their foreign affiliates.

An example of the latter is a U.S. parent's purchase of an

affiliate's capital stock from an unaffiliated foreigner,

rather than from the affiliate itself.

Direct investment capital outflows exclude the transfer

of a direct investment interest between two U.S. persons.

Such a transfer is excluded because it changes neither the

nature of the investment interest—that is, it remains a

direct investment interest—nor the value of the U.S.

direct investment position abroad. It merely represents a

shift in the ownership of the direct investment interest

from one U.S. person to another. If, however, either U.S.

person has a portfolio (less than 10 percent) investment interest before a transfer of equity that, in connection with

the transfer, becomes a direct investment interest, a direct

investment capital outflow and offsetting portfolio investment capital inflow are recorded for the extinguished

portfolio interest. Similarly, if either U.S. person had a

direct investment interest before a transfer of equity that,

in connection with the transfer, becomes a portfolio investment interest, a direct investment capital inflow and

offsetting portfolio investment capital outflow are recorded for the new portfolio interest. Such shifts in ownership

interests between the direct and portfolio investment accounts are recorded as offsetting capital flows in the two

accounts because they change the nature of the investment interest and represent a shift in the investment position from one account to the other.

Direct investment capital outflows exclude transactions

between foreign affiliates and U.S. persons other than the

affiliates' own U.S. parents. For example, loans by a U.S.

bank to a foreign affiliate in which the bank does not

have a direct investment ownership interest, and loans by

one U.S. parent to another U.S. parent's foreign affiliate

in which the first U.S. parent does not have a direct investment ownership interest, are excluded. (They are included instead in the portfolio investment accounts.)

When direct investment capital outflows are classified

by country, the country of foreign affiliate is used, even if

the foreign affiliate is not itself a party to the transaction.

Thus, for example, if a U.S. parent purchases an affiliate's

capital stock from a third-country transactor, such transactions are nevertheless classified in the country of the affiliate. They are classified in the affiliate's country because the resulting outflows change the U.S. direct investment position in that country. (However, the associated

settlement flows, which are included in the portfolio investment account, are likely to be classified in the country

of the transactor. If the two countries are in different geographical areas, a statistical discrepancy between areas

would occur in the U.S. balance of payments accounts.)

In cases where reverse investment exists, treatment of

reverse direct investment capital flows is the same as that

for the analogous accounts in the direct investment position. (See discussion on the direct investment position.)

Certain transactions may affect two of the major components of direct investment capital outflows simultaneously

and by exactly offsetting amounts. Such transactions are

"grossed up"—that is, the outflows and the offsetting inflows resulting from the transaction are recorded in the

accounts for each component rather than being netted to

zero and not recorded in either account. However, because

such gross flows are exactly offsetting, they have no net

effect on outflows as a whole. An example of a transaction

that results in gross, but not net, flows is are the capitalization of intercompany debt (which gives rise to an intercompany debt inflow from, and an equity capital outflow

to, the same affiliate).

Direct investment income.—Direct investment income is

the return on the U.S. direct investment position abroad—

that is, it is the U.S. parents' return on their debt and

equity investment in their foreign affiliates. It consists of

earnings (the U.S. parents' shares in the net income of

their foreign affiliates plus their shares of any capital

gains or losses not included in affiliates' net income for

income statement purposes), less foreign withholding taxes

on distributed earnings received by U.S. parents from

their foreign affiliates, plus interest (net of withholding

taxes) on intercompany accounts. Interest is defined as interest received by U.S. parents from their foreign affiliates, net of interest paid by U.S. parents to their foreign

affiliates.

Direct investment income is recorded as accrued. When

funds are not actually transferred to U.S. parents, offsetting entries are made in the direct investment capital account.

Direct investment income differs from earnings (as defined in the previous section) because it is from the viewpoint of U.S. parents—that is, it is the return the U.S.

parents receive on their investment. Earnings, in contrast,

are from the viewpoint of affiliates—that is, they are (the

U.S. parents' shares of) what the affiliates earn from their

business. Thus, to derive direct investment income, foreign

withholding taxes on distributed earnings are subtracted

from earnings, because they reduce the U.S. parents'

return, and interest (net of withholding taxes) on intercompany accounts are added to earnings, because it increases the U.S. parents' return. Earnings (net of withholding taxes on distributed earnings) are the U.S. parents' return on their equity investment, while interest

(net of withholding taxes) is the U.S. parents' return on

their debt investment in foreign affiliates.

Both direct investment income and earnings are defined

to include all capital gains and losses, whether or not such

gains and losses are included in net income for income

statement purposes. They include, for example, gains and

losses, whether realized or unrealized, that result from the

sale or other disposition of affiliates' assets and liabilities,

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lars. They also include extraordinary items (material

items that are unusual and nonrecurring) and all other

income-type items that, under GAAP, are not included in

the income statements of affiliates but instead are taken

directly to an equity account or to retained earnings. Such

capital gains and losses, like ordinary income, are considered part of the U.S. parents' return on their investments

in affiliates.

As noted earlier, companies that used FASB 52 to translate foreign affiliates' financial statements into dollars

may have excluded certain exchange gains and losses and

translation adjustments from their affiliates' net income,

as reported for income statement purposes. In addition,

certain extraordinary items may have been excluded. Separate data on the U.S. parents' shares of these items were

obtained in the benchmark survey and are added to the

parents' shares of reported net income of affiliates to

derive direct investment income for balance of payments

purposes.

Withholding taxes are taxes withheld by governments

on income or other funds that are distributed or remitted.

As noted above, earnings are before, but direct investment

income is after, deduction of withholding taxes.

Interest is interest received by, or credited to, U.S. parents on debt owed to them by their foreign affiliates, less

interest paid or credited by U.S. parents on debt owed by

them to their foreign affiliates, both after deduction of

(foreign or U.S.) withholding taxes. For foreign affiliates

that are banks, interest includes only receipts on the U.S.

parents' permanent debt capital. Interest includes net interest on leases between U.S. parents and foreign affiliates

that are capitalized (capital leases), because the outstanding capitalized value of such leases is included in the intercompany account component of the direct investment

position. Interest is reported as accrued and is included in

direct investment income whether paid in cash, through

debt creation, or in kind.

Table 8 shows direct investment income and the relationship among its components for all foreign affiliates of

all U.S. parents.

Direct investment royalties and license fees.—Direct investment royalties and license fees are receipts by U.S.

parents from, less payments by U.S. parents to, their foreign affiliates of royalties, license fees, and other fees for

the use or sale of intangible property or rights, such as

patents, industrial processes, trademarks, copyrights, franchises, designs, know-how, formulas, techniques, manufacturing rights, and other intangible assets or proprietary

rights. Both receipts and payments are net of (foreign or

U.S.) withholding taxes.

Receipts and payments of royalties and license fe.es are

reported as accrued. When funds are not actually transferred, offsetting entries are made in the intercompany

debt account with foreign affiliates.

Both receipts and payments are based on the books of

the U.S. parents and are reported as of the date they are

either received from or paid to foreign affiliates or entered

into the intercompany debt account with foreign affiliates,

whichever occurred first.

Other direct investment services.—Other direct investment services transactions consist of receipts by U.S. parents from, less payments by U.S. parents to, their foreign

Table 8.—Source and Relationship of Direct Investment Income and Its

Components

[Millions of dollars]

Line

Earnings (2 + 3 or 4 + 5)

Capital gains/losses

Earnings before capital gains/losses

Distributed earnings

Reinvested earnings

Withholding taxes on distributed earnings

Interest (net of withholding taxes)

Income (1-6 + 7 or 5+7 + 11)

Income before capital gains/losses (8 — 2)

Earnings (net of withholding taxes) (1—6)

Distributed earnings (net of withholding taxes) (4 — 6)

Fiscal year 1982

amount

25,337

-2,880

28,217

23,137

2,200

1,075

-2,339

21,922

24,802

24,262

22,062

affiliates of service charges, charges for the use of tangible

property, and film and television tape rentals. Both receipts and payments are net of (foreign or U.S.) withholding taxes, are reported as accrued, and are based on the

books of U.S. parents.

Service charges consist of fees for services—such as

management, professional, or technical services—rendered

between U.S. parents and their foreign affiliates, whether

in the form of sales of services or reimbursements. Sales

of services are receipts for services rendered that are normally included in sales in the income statement of the

seller. Receipts for services rendered are included in sales

if performance of the service is a primary activity of the

enterprise. For example, if a U.S. management consulting

firm provides management consulting services to its foreign affiliates, the revenues therefrom would normally be

included in its sales.

Reimbursements are receipts for services rendered that

are normally included in "other income," rather than in

sales, in the income statement of the provider of the service. Such receipts should be included in "other income,"

rather than sales, if performance of the service is not

among the primary activities of the enterprise; the service

performed may, however, facilitate or support the conduct

of the enterprise's primary activities. This would be the

case, for example, if a U.S. manufacturing firm occasionally provides management, professional, technical, or other

services to its foreign affiliates on a fee basis.

Reimbursements may take the form of allocated expenses or direct charges for the services rendered. Allocated expenses are types of overhead expenses that are apportioned among the various divisions or parts of an enterprise. Research and development assessments on foreign affiliates by a U.S. parent for research and development the parent performs and shares with its affiliates is

an example.

In the 1977 benchmark survey, sales of services and reimbursements should have been reported together in the

single item "fees for services rendered." However, in their

responses to that item, many companies failed to cover

the full range of services rendered by parents and affiliates to each other. Underreporting was particularly evident for services that are considered sales rather than reimbursements. For 1982, therefore, the item from the 1977

survey was split into two separate items, one for sales of

services and one for reimbursements. In the instructions

for each item, coverage was clarified by specifying where

the charges to be included would normally appear in the

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income statement of the provider of the service. Review of

the 1982 data confirmed that underreporting did occur

with the single-item approach used in 1977.

The review also indicated that certain transactions included in sales of services in the 1982 survey probably, for

balance of payments purposes, should not be included.

Under current practice, several types of transactions are

already included elsewhere in the U.S. balance of payments accounts and to include them also in "other direct

investment services" would be duplicative. In particular,

intercompany payments of reinsurance premiums, and reimbursements for reinsurance losses, are already reported

in a separate BEA survey and are included, together with

similar transactions with unaffiliated foreign persons, in

the "other private services" account of the U.S. balance of

payments. Also, receipts and payments for transporting

goods to or from the U.S. customs area are already included, together with similar transactions with unaffiliated

foreign persons, in the "other transportation" account.

In addition, payments made by parents to foreign affiliates for transporting the parent's goods between foreign

ports were reported in the benchmark survey as sales of

services by the affiliates to the parents, but are excluded

from this item for balance of payments purposes. Such

transportation charges become a component of the parents' cost of the goods and are included in the goods' ultimate value. That value, including the transportation

charges, is already reflected elsewhere in the accounts.

Therefore, inclusion of the transportation payments in

this item as well would result in a statistical discrepancy.

During the data review, transactions that should not

have been included in sales of services for balance of payments purposes were eliminated, to the extent they were

identifiable. Most of the larger transactions were identified; however, many of the smaller ones were not and

remain in the published totals. Payments for transporting

goods both between U.S. and foreign ports and between

two foreign ports are shown as addenda items in columns

10 and 11, respectively, of tables I.V7, I.V8, I.V15, II.V7,

II.V8, III.V7, and III.V8. The comparable receipts are not

shown because, in most cases, they could not be separately

identified and were known to be relatively small.

A number of reporters also included, in sales of services,

receipts for manufacturing-type activities performed for

others on contract, such as receipts by a refinery for refining crude oil that it does not itself own. These receipts are

for manufacturing activities rather than for sales of services. Such receipts were eliminated from sales of services

in the tables in this publication.

Rentals for the use of tangible property include total

lease payments under operating leases of 1 year or less

and net rent on operating leases of more than 1 year that

have not been capitalized. From the lessors' viewpoint,

total lease payments for operating leases consist of two

components: (1) net rent, which covers interest, administrative expenses, and profit and (2) depreciation, which is

a return of capital. For operating leases of more than 1

year, net rent is included in this account and depreciation

is included as an intercompany debt flow in the direct investment capital account. For operating leases of 1 year or

less, total lease payments—both net rent and depreciation—are included in this account. They are included because the value of property leased to or from foreigners

for 1 year or less is excluded from U.S. merchandise exports and imports in the U.S. balance of payments accounts; because no export or import by U.S. parents is recorded in the merchandise trade account, no subsequent

return of capital to or by U.S. parents in the form of depreciation is recorded in the direct investment capital account. Such depreciation is instead considered part of

rentals—a receipt for services rendered by, rather than a

return of capital to, the lessor.

Film and television tape rentals are rentals received by

U.S. parents from, less rentals paid by U.S. parents to,

their foreign affiliate for the use or sale of film and television tapes. When such film and television tapes are

shipped by U.S. parents to foreign affiliates, receipts for

the tapes are considered receipts for services rather than

receipts for merchandise because the cost of the physical

tapes themselves is usually incidental to the value of the

services—entertainment, education, etc.—that they provide. Thus, film and television tape rentals are excluded

from U.S. merchandise trade and are included instead in

"other" direct investment services.

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TABLE ARRANGEMENT

As noted above, the amount and type of data collected

in the benchmark survey depended on whether the foreign

affiliates or U.S. parents were banks or nonbanks and, for

nonbank affiliates, on whether they were majority or minority owned. Data could have been published, at different

levels of detail, for 15 possible groups of affiliates and

their parents. Table 9 shows the 15 affiliate groups; selected data for the affiliates in each group are shown in panel

A and selected data for each group's U.S. parents are

shown in the corresponding column of panel B. Due to

space and resource limitations, data are presented in the

remainder of this publication only for 5 of the 15 groups of

affiliates and their parents: Group I—all affiliates of all

U.S. parents (column 1), group II—nonbank affiliates of

nonbank U.S. parents (column 7), group III—majorityowned nonbank affiliates of nonbank U.S. parents (column

8), group IV—nonbank affiliates of U.S. parents in banking (column 10), and group V—bank affiliates of all U.S.

parents (column 13).1X

In this publication, 193 different table formats are presented. Not all of the formats are published for each affiliate group. In some cases, the necessary data were not collected; in others, confidentiality requirements or space

limitations precluded publication of certain formats for a

given affiliate group even though the data were available.

In total, 50 tables are included for group I, 89 for group II,

166 for group III, 2 for group IV, and 1 for group V affiliates and their parents.

11. In this publication, the term "majority-owned nonbank affiliate" means a

nonbank affiliate in which the combined direct and indirect ownership interest of

all U.S. parents exceeds 50 percent.

Table 9.—Selected Data for Foreign Affiliates and Their U.S. Parents from the 1982 Benchmark Survey

Panel A.—Affiliate Data

Number of affiliates

Total assets (millions of

dollars)

Sales1 (millions .of

dollars)

Net income (millions of

dollars)

Number of employees

(thousands)

Employee compensation

(millions of dollars)

U.S. direct investment

position abroad

(millions of dollars)

Direct investment income

(millions of dollars)

All affiliates

Of all

parents

(1)

18,339

1,348,494

1,026,891

36,010

6,816.0

114,539

207,320

21,922

Of

nonbank

parents

(2)

17,278

781,463

945,968

31,551

6,654.8

111,975

198,815

18,416

Of bank

parents

(3)

1,061

567,031

80,923

4,459

161.2

2,564

8,505

3,506

Nonbank affiliates

Of all parents

Total

(4)

17,457

774,772

939,670

31,570

6,657.0

111,920

196,978

18,039

Majorityowned

nonbank

affiliates

 2

(5)

14,589

591,717

731,536

26,371

5,024.3

89,483

183,259

16,842

Minorityowned

nonbank

affiliates

 3

(6)

2,868

183,055

208,134

5,199

1,632.7

22,437

13,719

1,197

Of nonbank parents

Total

(7)

17,213

751,486

935,780

31,309

6,640.2

111,709

198,391

18,354

Majorityowned

nonbank

affiliates

 2

(8)

14,475

580,266

730,235

26,139

5,022.4

89,445

185,230

17,190

Minorityowned

nonbank

affiliates

 3

(9)

2,738

171,220

205,545

5,170

1,617.8

22,264

13,161

1,164

Of bank parents

Total

(10)

244

23,286

3,890

261

16.7

211

-1,413

-315

Majorityowned

nonbank

affiliates 2

(11)

114

11,451

1,301

232

2.0

38

-1,971

-348

Minorityowned

nonbank

affiliates 3

(12)

130

11,835

2,589

29

14.7

173

558

33

Bank affiliates

Of all

parents

(13)

882

573,721

87,220

4,440

159.0

2,618

10,342

3,883

Of

nonbank

parents

(14)

65

29,977

10,187

243

14.5

266

424

62

Of bank

parents

(15)

817

543,744

77,033

4,197

144.5

2,352

9,918

3,821

Panel B.—U.S. Parent Data

Number of U.S. parents

Total assets (millions of

dollars)

Sales

 1 (millions of

dollars)

Net income (millions of

dollars)

Number of employees

(thousands)

Employee compensation

(millions of dollars)

Parents of all affiliates

All

parents

(1)

2,245

3,754,218

2,465,170

107,694

19,440.2

537,517

Nonbank

parents

(2)

2,162

2,741,899

2,348,522

102,053

18,706.4

520,418

Bank

parents

(3)

133

1,012,319

116,648

5,641

733.8

17,099

Parents of nonbank affiliates

All parents

Total*-

(4)

2,138

3,307,750

2,415,055

104,851

19,065.2

529,577

Of

majorityowned

nonbank

" affiliates 2 5

(5)

1,931

3,223,999

2,312,946

103,285

18,524.2

517,611

Of

minorityowned

nonbank

affiliates 3 5

(6)

778

2,366,834

1,704,904

75,655

12,781.9

375,251

Nonbank parents

Total

 4

(7)

2,110

2,741,619

2,348,388

102,044

18,704.6

520,383

Of

majorityowned

nonbank

affiliates

 2 5

(8)

1,908

2,703,254

2,249,876

100,716

18,192.3

509,117

Of

minorityowned

nonbank

affiliates

 3 5

(9)

757

1,862,143

1,645,177

73,250

12,470.3

367,124

Bank parents

Total4

(10)

28

566,131

66,667

2,807

360.6

9,194

Of

majorityowned

nonbank

affiliates 2 5

(11)

23

520,745

63,070

2,569

331.9

8,494

Of

minorityowned

nonbank

affiliates 3 5

(12)

21

504,691

59,727

2,405

311.6

8,127

Parents of bank affiliates

All

parents

 4

(13)

151

1,184,487

173,981

8,164

1,012.0

26,585

Nonbank

parents

 4

(14)

19

173,503

57,544

2,531

279.9

9,523

Bank

parents

 4

(15)

132

1,010,984

116,437

5,633

732.1

17,062

1. Sales were not reported on the BE-10A BANK and BE-lOft BANK forms. Thus, in this table,

total income was used in place of sales for bank parents and affiliates.

2. A "majority-owned nonbank affiliate" is a nonbank affiliate in which the combined direct

and indirect ownership interest of all U.S. parents exceeds 50 percent.

4. Because some parents have both nonbank and bank affiliates, the sum of columns 4 and 13, 7

and 14, and 10 and 15 contain duplication and do not equal the totals in columns 1, 2, and 3,

respectively.

5. Because some parents have both majority- and minority-owned affiliates, the sums of col3. A "minority-owned nonbank affiliate" is any nonbank affiliate that is not a "majority-owned umns 5 and 6, 8 and 9, and 11 and 12 contain duplication and do not equal the totals in columns

nonbank affiliate," as defined in footnote 2. 4, 7, and 10, respectively.

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The list of tables that follows indicates the table formats

included in this publication for each of the five affiliate

groups. The heading shows the five groups; the stub lists

the different table formats. An "X" in the column for a

given affiliate group means that the listed table format is

published for the affiliates in that group or for their U.S.

parents.

The number of a given table consists of (1) a Roman numeral (I, II, III, IV, or V) to indicate the affiliate group

covered, (2) a capital letter to indicate the general subject

matter (where letters A-J indicate that the table contains

foreign affiliate financial and operating data; K-R, U.S.

parent financial and operating data; and S-W, direct investment position and balance of payments data), and (3)

an Arabic numeral to indicate the specific subject matter

of the table. Thus, table I.A5 covers all affiliates of all

U.S. parents (group I), relates generally to affiliates' balance sheets, and provides data specifically on total assets

disaggregated by country by industry. If a given table

format is published for more than one affiliate group, it

will have the same letter and Arabic numeral designation

(to indicate that the general and specific subject matters

of the tables are the same), but different Roman numerals

(to indicate that different affiliate groups are being covered). For example, table III.A5 has the same format and

the same general and specific subject matters as table

I.A5, but covers majority-owned nonbank affiliates of nonbank U.S. parents (group III), rather than all affiliates of

all U.S. parents (group I).

All tables for group I are presented first, followed by the

tables for groups II, III, IV, and V, in that order. The

group covered is indicated at the top of each table. It

should be noted that data for U.S. parents of group IV affiliates (that is, for U.S. parents in banking that have nonbank foreign affiliates) are shown in column 10, panel B,

of table 9. Also, data for group V affiliates (that is, for

bank affiliates of all U.S. parents) are shown in the "banking" industry line or column in the group I tables for all

affiliates. The data for group IV bank parents and group

V bank affiliates are not repeated in the group IV and

group V tables.

When a given table format is not shown for an affiliate

group, the numbering of tables for that group may not be

consecutive. For example, the first table presented for

group I affiliates is table I.A5 because the formats for

tables I.A1-4 are not presented.

The footnotes to all tables follow the last table and are

arranged according to the table to which they refer.

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LIST OF TABLES

An "X" in the column for a given affiliate group means that the listed table format is published for the

affiliates in that group or for their U.S. parents. For further explanation, see the section on table

arrangement.

Affiliate group

All

affiliates

of all U.S.

parents

Nonbank

affiliates

of

nonbank

U.S.

parents

III

Majorityowned

nonbank

affiliates

of

nonbank

U.S.

parents

IV

Nonbank

affiliates

of U.S.

parents in

banking

Bank

affiliates

ofallU.S.

parents

Foreign affiliate financial and operating data

A. Balance sheet:

1. Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Assets, Country by Account

2. Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Liabilities and Owners' Equity, Country by Account

3. Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Assets, Industry by Account

4. Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Liabilities and Owners' Equity, Industry by Account

5. Total Assets of Affiliates, Country by Industry

6. Total Assets of Affiliates, Industry by Country

7. Net Property, Plant, and Equipment of Affiliates, Country by Industry

8. Net Property, Plant, and Equipment of Affiliates, Industry by Country

9. Total Liabilities of Affiliates, Country by Industry ,

10. Total Liabilities of Affiliates, Industry by Country

11. Owners' Equity of Affiliates, Country by Industry

12. Owners' Equity of Affiliates, Industry by Country

13. Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Assets, Industry of U.S. Parent by Account

14. Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Liabilities and Owners' Equity, Industry of U.S. Parent by Account

15. Total Assets of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

16. Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Assets at Close FY 1981, Country by Account

17. Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Liabilities and Owners' Equity at Close FY 1981, Country by Account....

18. Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Assets at Close FY 1981, Industry by Account

19. Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Liabilities and Owners' Equity at Close FY 1981, Industry by Account....

B. External financial position:

1. External Financial Position of Affiliates in Selected Countries, Selected Industry and Transactor by

Account

2. External Financial Position of Affiliates, Selected Industry of U.S. Parent and Transactor by

Account

X

X

C. Property, plant, and equipment:

1. Property, Plant, and Equipment of Affiliates, Country by Account

2. Property, Plant, and Equipment of Affiliates, Industry by Account

3. Property, Plant, and Equipment of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Account

4. Capital Expenditures by Affiliates, Country by Type

5. Capital Expenditures by Affiliates, Industry by Type

6. Capital Expenditures by Affiliates, Country by Industry

7. Capital Expenditures by Affiliates, Industry by Country

8. Plant and Equipment Expenditures by Affiliates, Country by Industry

9. Petroleum and Mining Exploration and Development Expenditures by Affiliates, Country by Type

D. Income statement:

1. Income Statement of Affiliates, Country by Account

2. Income Statement of Affiliatey, Industry by Account

3. Sales by Affiliates, Country by Industry

4. Sales by Affiliates, Industry by Country

5. Foreign Income Taxes of Affiliates, Country by Industry

6. Net Income of Affiliates, Country by Industry

7. Net Income of Affiliates, Industry by Country

8. Income Statement of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Account

9. Sales by Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

10. Foreign Income Taxes of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

11. Net Income of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

E. Sales:

1. Sales by Affiliates, Country of Affiliate by Destination

2. Sales by Affiliates, Industry of Affiliate by Destination

3. Local Sales by Affiliates, Country of Affiliate by Industry of Affiliate

4. Sales by Affiliates to the United States, Country of Affiliate by Industry of Affiliate

5. Sales by Affiliates to "Other" Countries, Country of Affiliate by Industry of Affiliate

6. Sales by Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Destination

7. Sales by Affiliates to "Other" Countries, Selected Industry and Country of Affiliate by Country of

Destination

8. Sales by Affiliates to Affiliates in "Other" Countries, Selected Industry and Country of Affiliate by

Country of Destination

9. Sales by Affiliates to Unaffiliated Foreigners in "Other" Countries, Selected Industry and Country of

Affiliate by Country of Destination

10. Sales of Goods and Services by Affiliates, Country by Type and Destination

11. Sales of Goods and Services by Affiliates, Industry by Type and Destination

12. Sales of Goods by Affiliates, Country by Industry

13. Sales of Goods by Affiliates, Industry by Country

14. Sales of Services by Affiliates, Country by Industry

15. Sales of Services by Affiliates, Industry by Country

16. Sales of Goods and Services by Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Type and Destination

17. Sales by Affiliates, Industry of Affiliate by Industry of Sales

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

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LIST OF TABLES—Continued

An "X" in the column for a given affiliate group means that the listed table format is published for the

affiliates in that group or for their U.S. parents. For further explanation, see the section on table

arrangement.

Affiliate group

All

affiliates

ofallU.S.

parents

Nonbank

affiliates

of

nonbank

U.S.

parents

III

Majorityowned

nonbank

affiliates

of

nonbank

U.S.

parents

IV

Nonbank

affiliates

ofU.S.

parents in

banking

Bank

affiliates

ofallU.S.

parents

Foreign affiliate financial and operating data—Continued

F. Employment and employee compensation:

1. Employment and Employee Compensation of Affiliates, Country by Type

2. Employment and Employee Compensation of Affiliates, Industry by Type

3. Employment of Affiliates, Country by Industry

4. Employment of Affiliates, Industry by Country

5. Research and Development Scientists and Engineers of Affiliates, Country by Industry

6. Employee Compensation of Affiliates, Country by Industry

7. Employee Compensation of Affiliates, Industry by Country

8. Wages and Salaries of Affiliates, Country by Industry

9. Employee Benefit Plans of Affiliates, Country by Industry

10. Employment and Employee Compensation of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Type

11. Employment of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

12. Employee Compensation of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

13. Employment, Employee Compensation, and Hours Worked of Production Workers of Affiliates in

Manufacturing, by Country

14. Employment, Employee Compensation, and Hours Worked of Production Workers of Affiliates in

Manufacturing, by Industry

15. Production Workers of Affiliates in Manufacturing, Country by Industry

16. Employment, Employee Compensation, and Hours Worked of Production Workers of Affiliates in

Manufacturing, by Country

17. Wages and Salaries of Production Workers of Affiliates in Manufacturing, Country by Industry

18. Employee Benefit Plans of Production Workers of Affiliates in Manufacturing, Country by Industry.

19. Compensation Per Hour of Production Workers of Affiliates in Manufacturing, Country by Industry.

20. Compensation Per Hour of Production Workers of Affiliates in Manufacturing, Industry by Country.

21. Employment, Employee Compensation, and Hours Worked of Production Workers of Affiliates in

Manufacturing, by Industry of U.S. Parent

22. Compensation Per Hour of Production Workers of Affiliates in Manufacturing, Industry of U.S.

Parent by Country

G. U.S. merchandise trade:

1. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates, Country of Affiliate by Product

2. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates, Industry of Affiliate by Product

3. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates, Country of Affiliate by Industry of Affiliate

4. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates, Industry of Affiliate by Country of Affiliate

5. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates by U.S. Parents, Country of Affiliate by Product

6. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates by U.S. Parents, Industry of Affiliate by Product

7. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates by U.S. Parents, Country of Affiliate by Industry of Affiliate

8. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates by U.S. Parents, Industry of U.S. Parent by Product

9. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates by Unaffiliated U.S. Persons, Country of Affiliate by Product

10. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates by Unaffiliated U.S. Persons, Industry of Affiliate by Product

11. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates by Unaffiliated U.S. Persons, Country of Affiliate by Industry of

Affiliate

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

12. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates, Country of Affiliate by Whom Shipped and Intended Use

13. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates, Industry of Affiliate by Whom Shipped and Intended Use

14. U.S. Exports of Capital Equipment Shipped to Affiliates, Country of Affiliate by Industry of Affiliate.

15. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates for Resale Without Further Manufacture, Country of Affiliate by

Industry of Affiliate

16. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates for Further Manufacture, Country of Affiliate by Industry of

Affiliate

17. U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates by U.S. Parents, Industry of U.S. Parent by Intended Use

18. U.S. Imports Shipped by Affiliates, Country of Affiliate by Product

19. U.S. Imports Shipped by Affiliates, Industry of Affiliate by Product

20. U.S. Imports Shipped by Affiliates, Country of Affiliate by Industry of Affiliate

21. U.S. Imports Shipped by Affiliates, Industry of Affiliate by Country of Affiliate

22. U.S. Imports Shipped by Affiliates to U.S. Parents, Country of Affiliate by Product

23. U.S. Imports Shipped by Affiliates to U.S. Parents, Industry of Affiliate by Product

24. U.S. Imports Shipped by Affiliates to U.S. Parents, Country of Affiliate by Industry of Affiliate

25. U.S. Imports Shipped by Affiliates to U.S. Parents, Industry of U.S. Parent by Product

26. U.S. Imports Shipped by Affiliates to Unaffiliated U.S. Persons, Country of Affiliate by Product

27. U.S. Imports Shipped by Affiliates to Unaffiliated U.S. Persons, Industry of Affiliate by Product

28. U.S. Imports Shipped by Affiliates to Unaffiliated U.S. Persons, Country of Affiliate by Industry of

Affiliate

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

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LIST OF TABLES—Continued

An "X" in the column for a given affiliate group means that the listed table format is published for the

affiliates in that group or for their U.S. parents. For further explanation, see the section on table

arrangement.

Affiliate group

All

affiliates

of all U.S.

parents

Nonbank

affiliates

of

nonbank

U.S.

parents

III

Majorityowned

nonbank

affiliates

of

nonbank

U.S.

parents

IV

Nonbank

affiliates

of U.S.

parents in

banking

Bank

affiliates

of all U.S.

parents

Foreign affiliate financial and operating data—Continued

H. Technology:

1. Expenditures for Research and Development Performed for and by Affiliates, Country by Type

2. Expenditures for Research and Development Performed for and by Affiliates, Industry by Type

3. Expenditures for Research and Development Performed for Affiliates, Country by Industry

4. Expenditures for Research and Development Performed for Affiliates, Industry by Country

5. Expenditures for Research and Development Performed for and by Affiliates, Industry of U.S.

Parent by Type

6. Expenditures for Research and Development Performed for Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by

Country

7. Royalties and License Fees of Affiliates, Receipts and Payments, Country by Transactor

8. Royalties and License Fees of Affiliates, Receipts and Payments, Industry by Transactor

9. Receipts of Royalties and License Fees by Affiliates, Country by Industry

10. Receipts of Royalties and License Fees by Affiliates From Affiliated Persons, Country of Receiving

Affiliate by Industry of Receiving Affiliate

11. Receipts of Royalties and License Fees by Affiliates From Unaffiliated Persons, Country of Affiliate

by Industry of Affiliate

12. Payments of Royalties and License Fees by Affiliates, Country by Industry

13. Payments of Royalties and License Fees by Affiliates to Affiliated Persons, Country of Paying

Affiliate by Industry of Paying Affiliate

14. Payments of Royalties and License Fees by Affiliates to Unaffiliated Persons, Country of Affiliate by

Industry of Affiliate

15. Royalties and License Fees of Affiliates, Receipts and Payments, Industry of U.S. Parent by

Transactor

I. Investment incentives and performance requirements:

1. Affiliates That Received Investment Incentives From Foreign Governments, Country of Affiliate by

Type of Incentive

2. Affiliates That Received Investment Incentives From Foreign Governments, Industry of Affiliate by

Type of Incentive

3. Affiliates That Were Subject to Performance Requirements of Foreign Governments, Country of

Affiliate by Type of Requirement

4. Affiliates That Were Subject to Performance Requirements of Foreign Governments, Industry of

Affiliate by Type of Requirement

J. Selected and miscellaneous data:

1. Selected Financial and Operating Data of Affiliates, by Industry of U.S. Parent

2. Selected Financial and Operating Data of Affiliates, by Country

3. Interest, Production Royalty Payments, Taxes Other Than Income and Payroll Taxes, and Subsidies

of Affiliates, by Country

4. Interest, Production Royalty Payments, Taxes Other Than Income and Payroll Taxes, and Subsidies

of Affiliates, by Industry

5. Taxes Other Than Income and Payroll Taxes of Affiliates, Country by Industry

X

X

X

X

U.S. parent financial and operating data

K. Balance sheet:

1. Balance sheet of U.S. Parents—Assets, Industry by Account

2. Balance sheet of U.S. Parents—Liabilities and Owners' Equity, Industry by Account

L. Property, plant, and equipment:

1. Property, Plant, and Equipment of U.S. Parents, Industry by Type

2. Capital Expenditures by U.S. Parents, Industry by Type

3. Petroleum and Mining Exploration and Development Expenditures by U.S. Parents, Industry by

Type..

M. Income statement:

1. Income Statement of U.S. Parents, Industry by Account

N. Sales:

1. Sales of Goods and Services by U.S. Parents, Industry by Type and Destination..

2. Sales by U.S. Parents, Industry of U.S. Parent by Industry of Sales

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

O. Employment and employee compensation:

1. Employment and Employee Compensation of U.S. Parents, Industry by Type

2. Employment of U.S. Parents, Industry of U.S. Parent by Industry of Sales

3. Employment, Employee Compensation, and Hours Worked of Production Workers Associated With

Manufacturing Sales of U.S. Parents, by Industry of Sales

4. Employment, Employee Compensation, and Hours Worked of Production Workers of U.S. Parents in

Manufacturing, by Industry of U.S. Parent

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

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LIST OF TABLES—Continued

An "X" in the column for a given affiliate group means that the listed table format is published for the

affiliates in that group or for their U.S. parents. For further explanation, see the section on table

arrangement.

Affiliate group

All

affiliates

of all U.S.

parents

II

Nonbank

affiliates

of

nonbank

U.S.

parents

III

Majorityowned

nonbank

affiliates

of

nonbank

U.S.

parents

IV

Nonbank

affiliates

of U.S.

parents in

banking

Bank

affiliates

ofallU.S.

parents

U.S. parent financial and operating data—Continued

P. U.S. merchandise trade:

1. U.S. Exports Associated With U.S. Parents and Their Foreign Affiliates, by Industry of U.S. Parent....

2. U.S. Exports Associated With U.S. Parents and Their Foreign Affiliates, by Country of Destination

3. U.S. Exports Shipped to Unaffiliated Foreigners by U.S. Parents, Industry of U.S. Parent by Product.,

4. U.S. Imports Associated With U.S. Parents and Their Foreign Affiliates, by Industry of U.S. Parent...,

5. U.S. Imports Associated With U.S. Parents and Their Foreign Affiliates, by Country of Origin

6. U.S. Imports Shipped by Unaffiliated Foreigners to U.S. Parents, Industry of U.S. Parent by Product

Q. Technology:

1. Expenditures for Research and Development Performed for and by U.S. Parents, by Industry

2. Royalties and License Fees of U.S. Parents, Receipts and Payments, by Industry

R. Selected and miscellaneous data:

1. Selected Financial and Operating Data of U.S. Parents, by Industry of U.S. Parent

2. Number of U.S. Parents That Had Affiliates in a Given Country and Industry, Country by Industry

of Affiliate

3. Interest, Production Royalty Payments, and Taxes Other Than Income and Payroll Taxes of U.S.

Parents, by Industry

Direct investment position and balance of payments data

S. U.S. direct investment position abroad:

1. U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Country by Account

2. U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Industry by Account

3. U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Country by Industry

4. U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Industry by Country

5. U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Industry of U.S. Parent by Account

6. U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad at Yearend FY 1981, Country by Account

7. U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad at Yearend FY 1981, Industry by Account

T. Change in the position and direct investment capital outflows:

1. Change in the U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Country by Account

2. Change in the U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Industry by Account

3. Direct Investment Capital Outflows, Country by Industry

4. Direct Investment Capital Outflows, Industry by Country

5. Equity Capital Outflows, Country by Industry

6. Reinvested Earnings, Country by Industry

7. Intercompany Debt Outflows, Country by Industry

8. Change in the U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Industry of U.S. Parent by Account

9. Net Increase in U.S. Parents' Holdings of Equity in Affiliates Resulting From Transactions With

Foreigners, Country by Type

10. Net Increase in U.S. Parents' Holdings of Equity in Affiliates Resulting From Transactions With

Foreigners, Industry by Type

U. Direct investment income:

1. Direct Investment Income, Country by Component

2. Direct Investment Income, Industry by Component

3. Direct Investment Income, Country by Industry

4. Direct Investment Income, Industry by Country

5. Direct Investment Income, Industry of U.S. Parent by Component

V. Direct investment royalties and license fees and other services:

1. Direct Investment Royalties and License Fees, Receipts and Payments by U.S. Parents, Country by

Type

2. Direct Investment Royalties and License Fees, Receipts and Payments by U.S. Parents, Industry by

Type

3. Direct Investment Royalties and License Fees (Net Receipts), Country by Industry

4. Direct Investment Royalties and License Fees (Net Receipts), Industry by Country

5. Receipts of Royalties and License Fees by U.S. Parents, Country by Industry

6. Direct Investment Royalties and License Fees, Receipts and Payments by U.S. Parents, Industry of

U.S. Parent by Type

7. Other Direct Investment Services, Receipts and Payments by U.S. Parents, Country by Type

8. Other Direct Investment Services, Receipts and Payments by U.S. Parents, Industry by Type

9. Other Direct Investment Services (Net Receipts), Country by Industry

10. Other Direct Investment Services (Net Receipts), Industry by Country

11. Receipts for Other Services by U.S. Parents, Country by Industry

12. Payments for Other Services by U.S. Parents, Country by Industry

13. Receipts of Service Charges by U.S. Parents, Industry by Country

14. Payments of Service Charges by U.S. Parents, Industry by Country

15. Other Direct Investment Services, Receipts and Payments by U.S. Parents, Industry of U.S. Parent

by Type

W. Selected data:

1. Selected Direct Investment Position and Balance of Payments Data, by Country..

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

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Most of the tables in this publication are available on magnetic tape. In

addition, BEA can provide tabulations or regression analyses of the data

at cost, within the limits of available resources and subject to the legal

requirement to avoid disclosure of data for a specific person. Requests

should be directed to Office of the Chief, International Investment Division (BE-50), Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce, Washington, DC 20230.

General notes to tables

• For a description of the table arrangement and numbering system, see text.

• The affiliate group covered by a given table is indicated

at the top of the table.

• A "majority-owned nonbank affiliate" is a nonbank affiliate in which the combined direct and indirect ownership interest of all U.S. parents exceeds 50 percent and

in which assets, sales, or net income were at least $3

million in 1982.

• Unless otherwise specified, the designation "by country" in a table title indicates that the data are disaggregated by country of foreign affiliate.

• Unless otherwise specified, the designation "by industry" in a table title indicates that the data are disaggregated by (1) industry of foreign affiliate, if the table presents affiliate financial and operating data or balance

of payments and direct investment position data (tables

designated by letters A-J and S-W), or (2) by industry

of U.S. parent, if the table presents U.S. parent financial and operating data (tables designated by letters KR).

• The major industry "petroleum" includes all of the various 3-digit petroleum subindustries. Alkother major industries exclude these petroleum subindustries. For example, mining excludes crude petroleum, manufacturing excludes petroleum refining, retail trade excludes

gasoline service stations, etc.

• OPEC is the Organization of Petroleum Exporting

Countries. The members of OPEC are: Algeria, Ecuador,

Gabon, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria,

Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, and the United Arab

Emirates.

• Unless specified as being for close or yearend fiscal year

(FY) 1981, balances and direct investment position data

are as of close or yearend FY 1982; all other data are

for FY 1982. The 1982 fiscal year is the affiliate's or

parent's financial reporting year that ended in calendar

year 1982.

• Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.

• For items shown in millions of dollars, an asterisk (*)

indicates an amount between —$500,000 and

+$500,000; for items shown in thousands of employees,

it indicates a number between 0 and 50.

• A "(D)" indicates that the data in the cell have been

suppressed to avoid disclosure of data in that cell, or

another cell, for a specific person.

• The individual countries or industries included in a

country or industry group shown in the heading or stub

of a table may be determined by referring to table 5 (for

countries) or table 6 (for industries) in the text.

• All footnotes follow the last table.

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Table LA 5.—Total Assets of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Banking

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

Services

Other

industries

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

afc:::::::z::::=

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

1,348,494

828,811

120,357

580,097

508,625

24,140

2,806

55,385

66,178

6,458

6,025

23,766

6,473

36,828

280,567

71,472

6,625

889

10,335

975

15,337

4,229

31,003

581

1,499

75,092

53,265

42,040

2,832

8,393

502,438

324,638

63,100

7,414

30,499

2,396

5,217

1,395

3,069

11,316

1,795

38,981

18,121

18,124

2,736

222,557

91,004

26,953

1,298

49,140

2,402

49,524

2,236

23,911

8,378

5,438

2,267

673

15,533

1,271

6,820

7,442

52,292

16,986

16,074

5,070

14,162

101,597

29,833

3,438

8,35"

4,958

11,202

27,727

6,496

5,444

2,195

1,946

17,245

53,367

195,210

127,331

28,949

71,108

55,676

1,676

1,320

3,279

10,694

960

406

2,493

56

6,044

28,747

15,432

(

D)

()

8,821

148

344

1,320

3,528

(

D)

46

19,791

7,484

4,975

1,135

1,373

53,910

16,287

6,483

855

1,198

(

D)

1,389

310

1,525

726

(

D)

2,189

198

1,546

445

7,615

1,720

3,053

(

r

()

1,618

488

11,318

4,640

2,001

2,203

437

6,678

181

2,760

3,737

10,342

(

r

4,542

2,922D

15,963

848

766

5,734

r

955

2,96'

(

D

726

351

13,969

20,367

265,887

202,183

36,575

125,463

110,305

6,563

402

22,668

24,841

421

3,601

8,481

553

8,644

34,130

15,158

1,172

49

641

509

8,786

1,499

1,761

125

616

23,011

17,134

12,632

449

4,053

63,704

45,776

29,516

3,179

17,623

455

1,705

391

328

5,353

483

14,756

13,662

261

833

1,504

79

0

583

15

513

5

309

1,545

209

103

0

107

1,336

0

421

915

4,494

r

2,849

23

11,888

1,259

1,814

596

997

1,553

2,133

1,248

1,665

411

213

21,262

14,908

2,702

9,753

8,427

277

153

1,216

1,219

22

487

649

0

1,246

3,159

1,326

(

D)

0

3

75

861

173

0

1,180

1,273

847

35

391

6,354

5,044

3,217

423

1,594

28

217

47

86

741

81

1,618

1,258

120

240

209

0

0

66

0

120

(.

22

1,076

(

r

38

0

30

590

16

71

63

56,666

40,088

7,544

22,683

19,772

2,362

(

D)

2,656

3,688

189

901

1,714

(

D)

2,517

5,599

2,911

48

(

D)

49

114

1,537

322

331D

4,297

5,563

4,970

104

488

16,578

11,204

6,801

696

4,465

79

463

59

100

920

18

3,368

3,060

93

215

1,036

0

0

24

310

63

37

0

26

247

0

149

98

2,407

122

2,250

(

r

2,657

125

724

136

68

286

165

366

565

83

139

22,227

15,470

2,851

8,832

6,808

274

30

740

2,102D

()

581

34

592

2,364

2,025

8

0

()

1,577

55

142

0

0

1,206

2,580

1,285

6,757

5,263

3,646

185

1,797

109

16

77

951

(°)

1,558

2

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

310

17

(

293

0

580

(

D)

181

604

40

283

33

24

101

4'

(

E

B

34,438

29,226

3,165

21,625

20,342

819

3

4,517

5,167

0

704

2,467

49

715

5,901

1,283

64

0

()

481

590

124

0

0

3,116

1,320

855

6

459

5,212

4,096

3,185

(

D)

2,592

(

D)

5

0

0

(

D)

3

910

910

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

2

0

0

2

53

(

D

(

D

(

D

(

D

1,05'

11-

202

0

(

651

0

58

0

0

22,621

15,016

2,693

10,100

8,518

828

112

863

2,206

(

D)

236

1,395

(

D)

330

2,507

1,582

(

D)

()

81

860

(

D)

140

24

0

1,251

972

755

29

188

7,605

3,117

1,852

96

1,430

89

33

(

D)

169

(

D)

1,239

1,152

0

87

26

0

0

0

0

0

5

21

104

0

0.

0

(

D)

0

0

65

870

C

3,51

377

227

105

660

276

927

196

576

153

16

55,636

47,194

8,138

27,622

24,166

D )

(

6,385

0

26

316

0

(

D)

6,288

3,455

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

2,703

65

0

8,691

2,743

5 20

8,443

7,381

4,492

564

2,535

(°)

0

1,084

(

D)

2,889

2,889

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

o

o

952

0

263

(

D

24'

0

0

53,037

40,281

9,481

24,848

22,272

(

D)

57

(

D)

4,074

168

(

D)

1,360

326

(

D)

8,312

2,577

383

25

135

94

766

3,269

2,683

721

12,756

9,671

6,324

3,210

93

(

60

(

D)

2,835

45

512

113

(

D)

545

281

264

0

0

2,028

(

r

300

308

0

63

188

(•

57,911

45,958

5,238

33,559

22,239

(

D)

513

4,302

3,004

192

(

D)

2,313

15

(

D)

7,372

11,320

716

329

396

187

678

790

8,079

(

D)

4,072

3,090

2,105

216

769

11,953

7,176

3,771

563

953

134

71

1,503

1,859

765

1,546

631

720

19

33

103

544

134

44

33

56

410

220

(

D)

838

155

3,394

r

(

80

135

184

607

(

D

27.

(

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42

573,721

306,870

10,590

267,103

250,839

10,987

351

20,457

18,200

4,770

1,360

8,021

4,820

9,506

172,366

16,265

1,752

(

D)

0

0

4,446

0

9,322D )

21,756

7,421

266,851

166,483

13,634

2,255

6,218

1,119

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1,773

13,309

12,561

r

139,540

87,038

(

r

46,838

683

8,057

3,208

(

r

0

4,850

(

D

3,11

(

D

31,368

(

D;

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11,203

60,942

21,560

719

1,078

1,620

7,034

21,439

2,876

3,244

581

791

182,813

98,287

23,198

61,562

51,462

1,691

121

2,816

5,243

(

D)

(

1,326

1,028

5,931

32,741

10,100

(

D)

0

196

(

D)

476

246

6,814

0

4,385

9,142

84,526

77,610

4,013

261

2,437

94

164

70

r

975

3,772

1,018

2,623

132

69,825

1,142

22,070

8

43,959

95

2,416

135

0

690

926

653

115

5,212

2,626

307

0

1,020

324

489

171

(

E

20,991

15,219

2,046

10,513

7,996

422

74

1,223

877

27

35

473

0

1,522

3,343

2,517

115

148

84

413

313

1,295

12

(

D)

1,537

1,123

856

81

186

5,772

2,826

1,166

141

355

35

63

506

13

593

401

76

11!

1,06'

318

480

18

58

23

109

61

267

78

58

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0

45

(

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1,682

129

1,210

245

98

997

312

0

75

37

226

80

9,642 906 3,526 1,227 137 438 1,180 2,227 2,525 13,335 1,576 2,179

51,961

32,963

13,762

10,789

10,109

(

D)

26

639

3,318

(

D)

()

659

0

1,868

680

()

134

(

D)

195

60

203

540

7,872

6,612

44

1,215

15,722

8,479

4,516

160

1,715

(

D)

479

136

2,503

(

D)

293

(

D)

1,460

77

1,401

(

D)

245

262

2,641

(

D)

3,201

(

D)

84

486

(

D)

230

178

3,276

3,743

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Table I.A 6.—Total Assets of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goodsBanking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

1,348,494

195,210

70,608

59,095

11,513

77,196

36,664

39,920

612

32,177

15,229

265,887

21,262

5,796

5,044

10,422

56,666

28,725

10,581

5,778

2,531

9,051

22,227

11,292

3,940

7,352

10,935

34,438

1,917

7,275

15,676

9,569

22,621

2,598

6,900

6,435

6,688

55,636

52,473

3,164

53,037

6,573

3,234

1,474

11,207

1,341

5,082

2,879

3,773

4,017

11,217

2,238

57,911

39,488

18,423

573,721

182,813

103,494

44,085

1,609

33,624

20,991

1,831

12,280

1,635

2,029

5,71

893

2,008

1,366

1,848

1,15"

2.51C

51,96

1,404

16,75"

13,595

3,162

5,897

16,467

11,437

828,811

127,331

38,574

36,405

2,169

65,903

32,556

33,066

280

18,228

4,626

202,183

14,908

4,343

3,527

7,038

40,088

21,351

7,921

3,852

1,465

5,499

15,470

7,665

3,476

4,189

7,805

29,226

1,686

5,338

13,925

8,277

15,016

1,770

5,218

3,752

4,275

47,194

44,434

2,760

40,281

5,217

2,159

1,198

8,220

1,117

3,048

2,055

2,772

2,292

10,344

1,860

45,958

32,298

13,660

306,870

41,099

32,466

1,069

23,652

15,219

895

9,551

1,439

1,711

4,189

742

1,469

1,285

1,206

333

1,950

32,963

342

10,572

8,019

2,553

2,430

9,554

10,064

120,357

28,949

10,458

9,924

535

(

D)

14,443

(

D)

19

(

D)

1,005

36,575

2,702

633

474

1,595

7,544

4,792

671

549

695

837

2,851

1,364

D

1,487

3,165

(

D)

469

()

2,693

387

312

273

1,721

8,138

6,964

1,174

9,481

(

D)

437

608

4,256

246

1,029

219

651

64

429

5,238

4,178

1,060

10,590

23,198

7,859

12,284

354

2,701

2,046

235

821

132

99

216

119

256

(

E

14-

(

D

(

D

13,762

50

5,135

3,91!

1,221

637

3,448

4,492

580,097

71,108

25,878

24,441

1,437

30,136

18,113

11,929

94

11,699

3,395

125,463

9,753

3,158

2,381

4,213

22,683

9,986

5,887

2,630

522

3,659

8,832

4,031

1,894

2,137

4,802

21,625

1,356

3,367

11,245

5,657

10,100

772

4,690

2,463

2,175

27,622

26,036

1,585

24,848

4,370

1,424

530

3,040

606

1,639

1,366

1,336

1,337

8,165

1,034

33,559

23,033

10,525

267,103

61,562

23,438

17,801

614

19,710

10,513

581

6,509

929

1,559

2,379

549

1,093

1,126

873

275

1,149

10,789

156

171

82

89

1,571

5,968

2,924

508,625

55,676

17,979

16,622

1,357

29,296

18,113

11,089

94

110,305

8,427

2,895

2,086

3,446

19,772

8,102

5,481

2,379

D

()

6,808

2,198

D

()

4,610

20,342

D

3,189

5,267

8,518

710

2,351

(

D)

24,166

22,272

c:

1,209

497

2,436

1,264

1,326

(

r

1,102

7,933

927

22,239

15,108

7,130

250,839

51,462

20,778

D(

582

7,996

501

4,509

791

711

(

460

(

E

i,or

711

223

1,029

10,109

139

100

0

0

1,448

5,804

2,618

71,472

15,432

7,899

7,819

80

840

0

840

0

15,158

1,326

264

294

768

2,911

1,883

406

252

()

2,025

1,833

(

D)

()

192

1,283

(

D

177

390

1,582

62

112

3,455

(

D)

2,577

(

D)

215

33

604

(

D)

375

40

235

232

107

11,320

7,925

3,395

16,265

10,100

2,660

(

r

31

2,51

80

2,000

138

848

90

(

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109

157

52

120

680

17

71

C

(

]

122

164

306

75,092

19,791

49

49

0

16,097

0

23,011

1,180

(

D)

()

4,297

2,302

819

351

53

773

1,206

146

()

1,060

3,116

0

()

622

1,251

(

D)

()

988

109

8,691

8,691

0

3,269

0

89

12

343

92

(

D)

250

848

166

1,131

r

4,072

2,690

1,382

21,756

4,385

3,134

1,150

36

66

1,53'

1,487

(

r

()

33

0

12

0

0

540

0

67

440

53,265

7,484

2,189

1,992

197

17,134

1,273

(

D)

()

5,563

4,271

544

322

195

231

2,580

2,125

(

D

()

456

1,320

D

972

(

D)

28

271

2,743

2,743

0

2,683

208

48

581

173

220

139

405

0

3,090

2,397

692

7,421

9,142

6,668

1,232

66

1,175

1,123

75

735

0

(

]

7,87D2

5,266

4,024

1,242

(

r

72

2,208

502,438

53,910

26,490

22,690

3,799

11,293

4,108

6,854

332

13,949

2,178

63,704

6,354

1,453

1,517

3,384

16,578

7,374

2,661

1,925

1,066

3,552

6,757

3,627

464

3,163

3,130

5,212

231

1,937

1,751

1,292

7,605

828

1,682

2,683

2,412

8,443

8,039

404

12,756

1,356

1,076

276

2,988

224

2,034

824

1,001

1,725

874

379

11,953

7,190

4,763

266,851

84,526

62,395

11,619

540

9,972

5,772

936

2,729

196

318

1,525

151

539

81

642

824

560

15,722

1,062

6,185

5,576

609

3,466

3,637

1,372

324,638

16,287

5,379

3,975

1,404

(

D)

()

1,421

(

D)

7,976

(

D)

45,776

5,044

1,189

1,057

2,798

11,204

5,573

1,896

1,433

506

1,797

5,263

2,699

408

2,291

2,564

4,096

(

D)

1,572

(

D)

()

3,117

680

482

307

1,649

7,381

7,284

97

9,671

908

663

135

2,763

150

1,649

660

744

^709

296

7,176

4,053

3,123

166,483

77,610

58,004

9,992

280

9,335

2,826

637

1,542

111

24'

825

108

251

81

268

0

0

8,479

755

4,694

4,123

572

1,010

1,084

23,911

11,318

9,126

8,337

789

(

D)

0

()

1,653

(

D)

1,545

D )

(

310

0

168

(

0

310

0

2

104

0

()

0

512

135

544

396

147

8,057

778

474

31

267

107

150

0

(

0

9

0

0

1,401

124

353

26

52,292

10,342

3,559

2,514

1,045

4,491

(

D)

4,494

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

2,407

(

D)

46

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

580

(

D)

0

53

0

17

0

36

870

()

157

()

545

0

0

3

(

D)

4

0

838

804

35

31,368

926

340

0

157

(

D;

1,682

54

377

0

199

2,641

1,686

(

D:

(*

101,597

15,963

8,426

7,865

562

(

D)

0

4,147

(

D)

11,888

1,076

(

D)

()

505

2,657

(

D)

550

278

478

(

D)

604

357

()

247

1,057

D )

344

()

3,514

(

D)

()

2,217

567

952

D

()

2,028

313

(.

168

70

(

257

3,394

1,936

1,458

60,942

5,212

3,576

(

r

(

!.

293

997

138

660

86

426

165

0

34

3,201

182

(

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38

416

17,245

13,969

5,544

5,544

8,424

3,276

3,276

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Table I.D 3.—Sales by Affiliates, Country by Industry

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

Fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

lectronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Banking

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

Services

Other

industries

AH countries ....

Developed countries..

Canada

EuropeEuropean Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland .'

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Other

Sub-Saharan..

Liberia

lgena

ther...

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emira

Other

Other Asia and Pacific..

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC.

1,026,891

742,388

121,565

484,941

406,171

25,706

4,589

59,781

88,546

3,316

5,028

27,655

1,333

44,426

145,792

78,770

4,949

1,603

8,192

1,477

13,959

7,062

39,990

893

646

83,800

52,082

39,185

2,532

10,365

274,037

152,709

60,520

6,496

32,087

1,713

5,087

1,181

2,095

10,443

1,418

30,152

21,512

5,191

3,449

62,036

18,121

21,643

1,274

8,604

3,071

7,433

1,891

19,551

7,221

2,673

3,763

785

12,330

651

5,300

6,379

29,256

6,365

12,891

5,454

4,545

72,521

10,849

4,118

13,138

4,842

6,627

18,177

6,521

3,453

2,894

1,903

10,466

53,730

329,005

210,347

28,642

130,093

104,685

6,292

2,736

(

D

)

27,900

1,789

(

D

)

8,272

271

11,928

35,054

25,408

(

D

)

(

D

)

6,157

(

D

)

1,617

2,246

12,370

(

D)

40,169

11,442

7,904

819

2,719

110,343

43,736

12,459

729

6,942

1,807

925

566

540

3,265

159

1,526

1,580

28,011

4,368

15,889

( )

2,749

( )

1,080

14,695

6,224

2,002

3,666

556

8,471

(

D)

3,956

(

D)

12,834

(

D)

4,378

4,840

(

r

39,078

2,295

(

r

10,991

2,332

(

r

11,894

(

D: (:

1,665

1,089

8,316

30,104

359,354

287,757

56,911

177,613

160,609

10,404

663

34,200

40,159

519

3,315

11,488

444

13,135

46,282

17,005

909

120

753

696

9,794

2,479

1,892

215

146

32,211

21,022

15,149

841

5,032

71,597

53,068

33,755

3,382

19,727

424

2,281

392

567

6,395

586

18,140

17,021

190

929

1,173

26

0

496

(

D)

176

444

1,550

212

63

0

148

1,338

0

435

903

2,067

1,062

717

27

260

14,912

1,358

2,215

717

1,877

2,138

1,946

1,597

2,058

717

288

39,023

28,769

5,258

18,974

16,337

657

292

2,274

2,909

31

507

1,210

0

2,761

5,696

2,636

(

D)

0

(

D)

119

1,871

342

(

D)

3

0

2,363

2,173

1,447

95

631

10,254

8,442

5,133

630

2,535

39

384

61

244

1,085

155

2,951

2,556

53

343

358

(

D)

0

112

0

206

(

99

0

5

1,527

(

D)

('.

57

756

26

195

(

D)

99

69,554

53,331

8,265

34,328

30,451

3,631

(

D)

5,038

6,460

275

789

2,470

(

D)

4,158

7,482

3,876

73

(

D)

57

127

2,154

694

688

6,069

4,670

3,865

176

629

16,223

12,059

7,578

921

4,602

104

618

63

147

1,090

32

4,011

3,739

72

200

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0

(

142

0

()

271

0

158

113

354

181

135

(

DJ

(

D)

3,454

210

1,027

180

104

503

58

587

457

155

174

22,924

17,051

3,202

10,993

9,284

418

34

1,192

2,772

(

D)

(

D)

717

(

D)

868

3,133

1,709

(

D)

0

()

1,245

65

114

0

0

1,011

1,845

(

D)

()

999

5,873

4,698

2,823

201

1,475

126

129

18

(

D)

508D

(

1,803

4

242

D

470

()

165

0

463

47

126

(

D)

48

(

D)

26

46,412

41,299

4,994

30,407

28,416

1,251

(

D)

6,618

7,331

0

762

3,637

(

D)

1,056

7,717

1,991

(

D)

0

5

(

D)

818

925

115

0

0

3,948

1,949

(

D)

5,113

4,026

3,028

(

D)

2,523

(

D)

6

0

0

83

(

D)

998

998

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

9

5

0

0

e

3

0

0

3

57

1,021

92

294

536

0

46

0

0

31,177

20,990

4,323

13,782

11,928

1,056

154

1,332

3,725

(

D)

250

1,364

(

D)

322

3,680

1,854D

()

139

887

(

D)

193

46

0

1,509

1,375

1,101

49

226

10,188

3,979

2,438

160

1,921

(

D)

125

34

(

D)

150

)

1,405

0

124

0

693

(:

o

o

5,391

660

327

159

1,335

398

1,034

324

831

297

26

86,856

76,413

19,108

39,000

36,867

D

( )

11,674

0

(

D)

328

0

1,272

9,172

2,133

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

1,843

83

0

4,703

(

D)

(

D)

982

10,442

9,287

6,012

454

3,025

(

D)

( )

0

2,189

(

D)

3,275

3,275

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,090

0

35

0

0

0

212

(

D)

402

0

0

63,408

49,905

11,761

30,130

27,325

(

D)

99

(

D)

5,287

163

759

1,763

247

2,698

9,402

2,805

481

71

147

118

976

3,708

4,306

3,130

143

1,033

13,504

10,576

6,743

(

D)

3,646

99

()

86

1,290

59

3,545

3,245

61

240

288

4

0

(

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0

0

160

499

70

0

0

70

429

0

79

350

463

194

269

0

0

1,966

(

D)

(

292

(

D)

256

54

147

123,302

106,067

9,788

58,645

5,678

979

10,018

7,282

299

318

5,087

22

5,748

23,213

25,190

1,220

714

933

321

1,037

1,874

18,774

(

D)

7,106

5,338

3,463

371

1,503

17,235

9,540

4,499

824

1,154

219

349

175

150

1,563

65

2,512

1,379

851

282

2,529

1,158

20

204

33

716

139

63

39

37

576

(

D)

231

948

353

6,031

3,007

103

309

0

1,054

(

r

83

280

78

87,220

46,148

1,221

41,791

35,034

1,673

55

2,592

2,161

633

198

1,328

582

1,158

24,654

6,757

231

(

D)

0

0

710

0

5,743

(

D)

2,121

1,016

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

41,072

26,305

4,513

1,162

2,200

317

(

D)

48

D

()

154

2,120

(

D)

1,981

(

D)

19,673

12,181

(

D)

15

6,685

69

829

409

405

0

4

420

(

D)

2 7 D3

5,863

1,601

8,074

2,829

87

169

156

950

3,045

(

D)

341

7:

31,510

19,631

6,366

10,573

8,956

331

17

532

779

5

32

303

13

525

6,420

1,617

(

D)

0

(

D)

1

83

28

(

D)

0

3

965

1,727

220

11,879

10,539

856

94

487

23

10

0

(

D)

3

413

78

(

D)

9,270

99

4,399

8

4,343

45

345

30

0

0

123

104

0

19

103

64

1,112

501

o

62

24

271

76

C

55

17

20,576

16,144

2,403

11,396

9,413

565

103

1,940

1,188

35

43

0

3,528

1,982

176

182

448

271

698

35

556

1,789

1,454

79

256

4,432

1,932

1,019

116

336

32

85

15

401

359

285

46

28

554

182

105

27

122

41

253

113

84

('

0

140

(

D:

55

C

1,679

86

1,443

95

55

568

17-

(

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55

37

70

79

8,701 1,327 1,64: 792 110 483 2,265 2,083 2,74' 1,658 275 2,100

75,923

56,294

16,234

29,640

28,829

761

36

(

D)

9,078

35

( )

6,641

810

8

D

( )

270

163

671

9,749

8,834

202

713

17,480

7,589

3,420

189

1,241

(

D)

947

(

D)

3,342

2,283

519

541

827

107

( )

193

1,384

122

54

(

1,262

(

D)

350

(

D)

5,762

D )

2,745

684

(

D)

1,042

108

(

D)

83

(

104

317

2,150

8,145

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Table I.D 4.—Sales by Affiliates, Industry by Country

 1

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

1,026,891

329,005

59,645

50,684

8,961

136,067

57,382

77,839

846

115,299

17,994

359,354

39,023

12,456

6,297

20,270

69,554

33,162

13,102

11,064

2,981

9,245

22,924

9,515

3,572

5,943

13,409

46,412

9,235

22,189

12,123

31,177

3,856

9,232

9,577

8,512

86,856

3,023

63,408

6,851

4,429

1,928

13,349

2,143

7,593

3,436

3,687

4,203

12,762

3,029

123,302

72,996

50,306

87,220

31,510

14,396

16,767

259

88

20,576

1,783

10,415

1,608

1,776

3,251

1,014

2,766

1,518

3,563

949

2,349

75,923

1,548

7,831

5,875

1,956

13,790

25,492

27,261

742,388

210,347

24,183

22,257

1,927

113,086

52,361

60,217

508

64,154

8,924

287,757

28,769

9,436

4,480

14,853

53,331

26,728

9,877

7,517

1,806

7,404

17,051

6,578

3,027

3,551

10,472

41,299

2,580

7,519

20,567

10,633

20,990

2,645

7,346

5,121

5,877

76,413

73,701

2,713

49,905

5,425

3,324

1,619

10,301

1,831

4,592

2,528

3,058

2,905

11,852

2,470

106,067

64,218

41,850

46,148

19,631

7,059

12,303

(

r

16,144

1,042

8,841

1,419

1,562

2,726

900

2,233

1,383

2,934

177

1,767

56,294

277

5,173

3,335

1,838

5,809

20,559

24,476

121,565

28,642

(

D)

()

472

19,046

17,233

D

()

3,645

D

56,911

5,258

1,214

674

3,370

8,265

4,240

1,122

1,028

827

1,047

3,202

1,047

429

618

2,155

4,994

(

D

688

()

4,323

637

2,787

19,108

18,086

1,022

11,761

(

D)

721

857

4,209

344

(

D)

329

497

871

1,079

648

9,788

7,001

2,788

1,221

6,366

1,662

4,629

75

(*)

2,403

r

810

123

57

103

87

440

175

776

0

431

16,234

26

2,161

(

D

10,530

484,941

130,093

14,751

1,239

65,291

35,128

29,949

214

40,822

7,991

177,613

18,974

7,215

2,648

9,110

34,328

16,116

7,098

5,322

622

5,170

10,993

4,153

1,707

2,447

6,840

30,407

2,154

4,632

16,489

7,132

13,782

1,149

(

D)

3,421

(

D)

39,000

37,309

1,691

30,130

3,982

2,211

683

4,756

1,055

2,413

1,655

1,507

1,643

8,884

1,341

83,835

48,765

35,070

41,791

10,573

4,006

6,388

(

r

11,396

739

6,825

931

1,458

(;

687

0

1,064

1,426

127

1,215

29,640

186

109

56

53

(

7,573

406,171

104,685

(

D)

9,918

(

D)

63,138

35,128

27,796

214

23,023

(

D)

160,609

16,337

6,454

2,355

7,529

30,451

13,791

6,583

4,801

(

D

()

9,284

2,698

853

1,846

6,586

28,416

(

D)

4,471

(

D)

6,643

11,928

1,046

5,346

3,308

2,228

36,867

(

D)

()

27,325

(

D)

1,902

639

4,055

(

D)

1,966

1,599

(

D)

1,401

8,602

1,177

58,645

36,935

21,711

35,034

8,956

9,413

605

5,387

780

1,117

(

588

(

D)

1,000

1,273

101

1,047

28,829

179

48

()

7,189

78,770

25,408

(

D)

4,833

(

D)

2,153

0

2,153

0

17,799

(

D)

17,005

2,636

761

294

1,582

3,876

2,325

515

521

1,709

1,455

854

601

254

1,991

(

D)

161

(

D)

489

1,854

103

(

D)

113

(

D)

2,133

(

D)

(

D)

2,805

(

D)

308

44

701

(

D)

447

56

242

282

163

25,190

11,831

13,359

6,757

1,617

(

D

(»

,34

1,982

134

1,438

150

341

(

100

(

D)

64

153

26

168

810

(:

189

171

384

83,800

40,169

(

D)

)

0

24,626

0

()

15,423

(

D)

32,211

2,363

(

D)

()

1,330

6,069

3,702

913

537

1,011

189

()

822

3,948

0

1,137

(

D)

()

1,509

(

D)

1,230

126

13,603

13,603

0

3,708

0

97

18

384

137

278

C

193

298

7,106

4,513

2,594

2,121

965

280

674

(

448

52

34

671

(

D)

0

0

0

3:

594

52,082

11,442

D

()

216

4,122

0

()

4,264

(

D)

21,022

2,173

(

D)

()

1,042

4,670

2,669

744

630

()

1,845

1,189

(

D)

()

656

1,949

(

D

1,062

(

D)

520

1,375

(

D)

4,703

4,703

0

4,306

296

62

952

296

(

D)

266

(

D)

197

553

184

5,338

3,939

1,399

1,016

1,727

1,110

612

3

1

1,789

757

313

(:

92

704

0

94

9,749

(

D)

2,902

(

D

173

5,779

274,037

110,343

31,626

28,428

3,198

22,981

5,020

17,623

338

51,146

4,590

71,597

10,254

3,020

1,817

5,418

16,223

6,434

3,225

3,547

1,176

1,841

5,873

2,936

545

2,391

2,937

5,113

284

1,716

1,622

1,490

10,188

1,210

1,886

4,456

2,635

10,442

10,132

310

13,504

1,425

1,104

309

3,048

312

3,001

908

630

1,298

910

558

17,235

8,778

8,457

41,072

11,879

7,337

4,464

(

D

4,432

741

1,574

189

213

525

113

534

135

629

77:

582

17,480

1,27"

2,658

2,540

118

7,981

2,783

2,785

152,709

43,736

4,520

3,262

1,258

(

D)

()

30,443

(

D)

53,068

8,442

2,468

1,316

4,658

12,059

5,179

2,251

2,640

506

1,484

4,698

2,365

505

1,860

2,333

4,026

(

D)

1,414

(

D)

1,162

3,979

961

740

453

1,826

9,287

9,217

70

10,576

826

716

142

2,804

199

2,470

801

536

878

796

409

9,540

4,556

4,984

26,305

10,539

6,596

3,898

D )

1,932

477

934

110

95

386

83

260

135

126

(•

7,589

984

1,767

()

1,761

652

2,424

19,551

14,695

9,901

9,282

619

(

D)

0

()

4,010

(

D)

1,550

(

D)

(

355

0

186

(

0

242

(

9

0

5

0

3

124

0

()

0

499

124

716

458

258

125

103

19

3

0

()

107

0

0

0

1,384

lir

()

o

442

29,256

12,834

4,558

3,704

854

()

3,029

(

D)

2,067

(

D)

(

354

(

D)

55

(

71

470

(D)

0

(

57

0

17

0

40

693

D

()

137

()

463

0

0

0

0

253

(

D)

4

948

910

38

5,863

103

62

22

19

0

1,679

64

286

0

56

21

15

194

0

(j

321

5,762

C)

4,505

1,257

(*

72,521

39,078

12,648

12,180

468

()

13,664

(

D)

14,912

1,527

(

D)

()

673

3,454

(

D)

734

607

(

D)

286

463

167

()

295

1,021

(

D)

279

(

D)

285

5,391

(

D)

()

3,863

594

1,090

(

D)

()

1,966

475

(

D)

144

191

(

94

6,031

2,855

3,177

8,074

1,112

575

525

11

1

(.

247

79

38

(:

15

0

0

198

0

0

2,745

17

(;

1,273

10,466

8,316

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Table I.D 6.—Net Income of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

36,010

19,370

3,066

13,240

10,222

478

100

-94

1,910

77

758

483

183

1,873

4,453

3,018

-114

39

843

7

245

77

1,829

37

55

1,224

1,839

1,259

68

512

15,656

8,184

2,669

505

1,265

-126

215

74

260

451

26

-445

-1,115

678

-8

5,960

1,245

1,965

47

1,370

87

1,252

-7

345

731

659

123

-51

-387

-6

185

-565

2,474

319

1,641

309

205

4,654

841

117

2,060

393

96

688

198

189

20

52

984

4,937

Petroleu m

10,650

5,305

1,300

3,385

2,173

-157

18

(

D)

365

36

(

D)

-373

-1

1,283

1,144

1,212

(

D)

(

D)

819

(

D)

12

8

354

(

D)

(

D)

311

309

201

25

84

4,458

911

438

79

-75

(

D)

77

(

D)

249

59

22

24

11

-5

18

449

71

104

(

D)

(

D)

114

(

D)

-16

313

622

569

117

-64

-310

(

D)

187

(

D)

713

(

D)

419

226

(

D)

2,522

63

(

D

1,974

220

(

D

130

(

D

(

D

-25

20

887

3,070

Manufacturing

Total

8,914

7,092

914

4,646

4,394

264

40

-86

1,109

4

729

618

11

175

1,530

252

-57

1

7

2

113

62

115

8

(*)

805

726

366

25

336

1,822

686

1,512

307

909

-102

131

33

-6

222

18

-822

-878

30

26

-4

6

0

-11

(

D)

-34

(

D)

32

59

7

1

0

6

52

0

1

51

164

55

105

914

157

93

49

129

-23

334

135

18

17

418

Food

and

kindred

>roducts

1,354

1,097

239

689

609

11

17

41

59

(*)

107

40

0

88

246

79

(

D)

0

(

D)

7

42

6

(

D)

(*)

0

42

128

49

5

74

258

297

254

24

78

C)

36

7

-1

95

14

30

12

7

11

13

(

D)

0

2

(

D)

(

D)

0

8

(

D)

2

(*)

0

2

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(*)

-53

(

D)

(

D

(

D)

(•

-8(

10

(

D

]

(

D

112

Chemicals and

allied

products

2,145

1,840

187

1,339

1,237

152

(

D)

160

264

3

358

88

(

D)

-89

294

102

-1

(

D)

2

-19

38

4

22

(

D)

(

D)

127

186

142

9

35

306

126

376

89

193

-1

31

1

-6

70

-1

-205

-228

20

3

-45

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

-35

0

3

14

1

(

D)

0

(

D

13

0

r

8

15

(

2

(

D

(

D

150

15

38

20

i

36

5

_;

1<

10

101

3rimary

and

abricated

metals

314

402

75

161

176

4

2

11

89

(

D)

(

D)

8

(

D)

16

42

-14

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

7

-9

4

0

0

-4

169

(

D)

(

D)

132

-88

-123

-61

23

36

-74

5

3

(

D)

-68

(

D)

(

D)

-64

C)

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(

D)

-1

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

17

(

D)

20

0

(

D)

19

8

11

(

D

3

(

D

("D

(

D

(

D

0

-44

Machinery,

except

electrical

1,891

1,631

172

1,238

1,129

-36

(

D)

20

250

0

163

353

(

D)

77

302

109

(

D)

0

C)

(

D)

41

53

4

0

0

173

48

(

D)

(

D)

13

260

56

199

(

D)

158

(

D)

1

0

0

-4

(

D)

-143

-143

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

(*)

6

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

197

17

18

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

142

0

14

0

0

(*)

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

1,223

611

131

377

320

36

8

1

85

(

D)

34

54

(

D)

15

85

57

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

7

5

(

D)

11

2

0

70

33

16

2

15

612

122

134

1

117

(

D)

10

6

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

-22

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

10

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

11

57

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

422

85

13

c

95

16

98

27

82

]

2

20

transportation

equipment

112

196

-124

81

226

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

244

0

(

D)

-6

0

1

275

-145

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

-6

4

0

(

D)

(

D)

286

-47

(

D)

(

D)

-14

-84

-152

153

29

93

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

46

(

D)

-305

-305

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D

0

0

(

D

0

0

(

D

(

D

0

(

D

0

0

64

0

2

(

0

(

D

81

(

D

8

(

(

48

Other

manuacturing

1,874

1,316

233

761

696

(

D)

6

(

D)

117

6

71

82

1

67

286

66

7

(*)

(*)

2

-15

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

112

210

119

9

81

558

359

457

(

D)

233

-24

(

D)

(

D)

1

82

-6

-121

-127

2

4

23

1

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

19

20

2

0

0

17

0

-6

23

65

-2

67

0

0

114

(

D

(

D

20

(

D

17

'

-2

(

D

(

D

(

D

180

Wholesale

trade

2,406

1,714

158

1,424

644

206

40

1

-16

5

1

45

1

60

303

780

-86

29

23

1

20

1

775

(

D)

(

D)

25

107

56

5

46

693

171

146

13

45

2

-6

4

6

82

(*)

-94

-143

52

-2

119

69

(

D)

3

(

D)

4

13

31

15

8

1

6

16

(Dr

(

D

125

(

D

43

(

D

(

D

366

243

(

D

10

11

(

D

65

(

D

11

r

181

Banking

4,440

1,115

24

1,030

933

41

1

37

161

27

5

74

23

3

561

97

O

(

D)

0

0

29

0

63

(

D)

(

D)

16

46

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

3,325

2,303

194

49

157

-18

(

D)

1

(

D)

(

D)

-11

152

(

D)

142

(

D)

1,958

1,029

(

D)

-1

(

D)

(

D)

910

4

105

58

57

0

1

48

(

D)

37

(

D)

387

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

117

530

210

6

20

13

64

144

(

D

30

1

(

D

197

Finance

(except

>anking),

insurance, and

real

estate

6,508

2,385

454

1,726

1,273

116

1

17

115

1

52

39

150

108

673

453

(

D)

0

(

D)

(*)

5

2

(

D)

0

37

44

161

(

D)

5

(

D)

4,123

3,894

168

16

125

3

(

D,

(*:

(

D)

(*)

368

(

D)

437

(

D)

3,359

64

1,795

1

1,197

1

301

1

38

4

9

0

C

37

28

0

8

35

39

(

D

(

D

(

D

156

&

6

/

37

<

(

D

8

(

D

25

Services

1,316

790

115

591

390

26

(*)

53

29

2

-1

(

D)

0

(

D)

92

201

5

(

D)

8

(

D)

62

4

90

(

D)

17

9

74

49

g

22

526

129

102

17

30

2

1

C)

(

D)

50

(

D)

-25

-51

23

3

51

(•)

26

C)

(

D)

(

D)

27

-2

36

17

13

(

D)

(

D)

19

(

D)

(

D)

312

8

260

37

7

49

30

(

D)

3

5

(

D)

(*)

4

(

D)

353

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

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Table I.D 7.—Net Income of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

;ountrie

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countriei

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries....

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade ,

36,010

10,650

8,058

5,915

2,143

2,064

1,726

303

35

621

-93

8,914

1,354

379

333

642

2,145

575

782

372

132

283

314

48

135

-87

266

1,891

-276

285

1,663

219

1,223

104

342

489

289

112

-16

128

1,874

338

70

11

341

45

136

96

91

101

531

112

2,406

1,493

913

4,440

6,508

2,687

1,621

42

2,159

1,316

68

622

100

134

207

28

154

189

82

189

165

1,775

-53

-113

-264

15:

34-

1,186

41

19,370

5,305

3,788

3,546

242

1,211

1,333

-124

2

32

274

7,092

1,097

295

365

437

1,840

552

757

206

87

238

402

134

140

-6

268

1,631

-230

199

1,401

262

611

47

226

180

158

196

131

65

1,316

290

55

1

164

52

56

86

83

-26

457

96

1,714

1,044

669

1,111

2,385

670

476

790

53

434

83

97

132

20

102

168

38

98

970

62

-100

162

132

383

388

3,066

1,300

699

662

914

239

56

28

154

187

-10

78

46

33

40

75

22

35

-13

53

172

-39

131

18

72

-124

-193

69

233

0

-19

64

22

(

D)

6

31

-18

61

19

158

87

70

24

454

87

265

107

11

52

8

1

103

-233

(

D

(

D

(

D

(

D

16:

13,240

3,094

2,907

187

197

671

-475

1

-84

179

4,646

689

214

244

231

1,339

388

617

154

38

142

161

-27

-13

-14

188

1,238

-220

205

1,101

152

377

27

(

D)

93

(

D)

81

85

-4

761

204

59

13

54

17

13

36

9

-12

321

49

1,424

830

594

1,030

1,726

519

156

591

43

319

51

(

E

l;

(

c

148

16

6!

437

97

10,222

2,173

(

D)

2,217

(

D)

144

671

-528

1

-452

4,394

609

201

217

192

1,237

307

606

151

()

176

1

8

-7

175

1,129

(

D

200

139

320

24

150

90

56

226

(

D)

-12

322

47

644

360

284

1,273

(

r

('

0

0

390

36

181

40

28

10

0

127

52

416

10

3,018

1,212

D

690

(

D)

53

0

53

0

367

252

79

13

27

39

102

81

12

4

-14

-28

-22

-7

14

109

780

470

310

453

335

201

138

11

1,224

311

()

0

193

0

()

116

805

42

(

11

127

56

38

-8

-9

173

0

70

(

D)

64

4

286

286

0

112

0

4

1

-20

;

22

35

1,839

309

()

22

122

0

()

-10

726

128

(

41

186

118

23

14

()

169

133

22

-47

-47

0

210

14

14

107

80

27

161

61

21

416

292

0

0

0

15,656

4,458

2,915

2,369

546

853

393

427

34

589

100

1,822

258

84

-31

205

306

23

26

166

46

45

-88

-85

-5

-80

-3

260

-46

87

262

-43

612

57

116

308

131

-84

-147

63

558

48

15

10

17'

-7

80

127

75

r

693

449

244

3,325

4,123

2,018

1,145

(

r

0

526

15

188

r

37

5:

2:

44

19:

67

709

-5'

-171

-164

-12

213

706

23

8,184

911

354

150

204

()

258

686

297

63

75

160

126

16

-36

118

6

23

-123

-85

-7

-78

-37

56D

(

-67

122

42

-6

15

71

-152

-134

-18

359

22

-1

(*)

158

-14

41

14

22

41

68

8

171

65

106

2,303

3,894

1,928

1,079

(

D)

129

-22

96

313

185

88

97

(

D)

-16

(

D)

(

D)

122

(

D)

59

()

0

0

-237

-20

-38

2,474

713

248

120

128

()

-20

(

D)

74

(

D)

164

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

15

(

D)

4

()

0

(

D)

61

0

(*)

125

116

9

35

6

11

10

312

26

739

200

539

4,654

2,522

2,128

2,011

117

()

136

914

-53

)

43

150

(

D)

44

38

(

D)

9

19

7

()

12

197

74

()

22

422

()

284

40

64

()

114

23D

-15

366

239

127

156

55

55

4

43

49

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Table I.F 3.—Employment of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Thousands]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Banking

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and

real

estate

Other

industries

AH countries....

Developed countriesCanada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Libya

Other

Sub^aharan.

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab EmiratesOther

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC..

6,816.0

4,536.1

916.4

2,840.0

2,496.4

134.7

18.2

531.4

558.4

18.4

38.9

192.9

7.5

138.8

857.2

343.6

32.3

5.2

20.2

24.4

166.4

37.6

46.2

8.6

2.9

306.3

473.5

316.3

20.8

136.3

2,236.2

1,384.0

755.7

85.6

436.7

14.0

59.3

12.7

26.3

105.1

16.0

569.3

471.0

25.4

72.9

58.9

8.5

3.0

8.9

3.5

12.9

.7

21.4

126.4

20.2

9.3

4.6

6.4

106.2

21.2

20.9

64.1

168.0

32.7

114.6

8.3

12.5

557.8

54.1

76.1

58.4

61.8

115.7

48.7

33.8

59.8

30.5

18.8

43.7

332.6

410.7

200.4

54.0

110.1

93.0

4.9

2.6

10.7

20.6

2.2

1.2

8.4

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9.6

32.6

17.1

(

5.7

(

D

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1.3

4.4

1.3

1.6

.3

16.6

19.7

11.9

1.7

6.2

176.4

44.6

27.2

4.6

7.4

.4

4.0

1.0

4.1

5.0

.6

4.5

1.8

1.1

1.6

12.9

.6

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.3

1.6

9.4

(*)

.7

21.5

7.8

2.6

4.0

1.1

13.7

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4.5

9.1

74.8

65.4

5.5

35.5

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1.2

18.7

2.7

2.0

4.0

2.3

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2.0

1.6

33.9

106.2

4,432.9

2,991.2

481.7

2,062.3

1,838.0

94.6

7.6

436.8

426.1

6.5

34.9

143.2

7.0

93.2

588.2

224.2

14.5

.8

8.4

16.8

140.0

20.8

15.9

5.3

1.8

215.6

231.7

142.3

10.5

78.8

1,441.6

977.6

551.5

60.9

358.0

6.6

35.8

8.1

9.2

62.3

10.6

407.1

382.1

2.6

22.4

18.9

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0

5.3

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1.6

.1

11.1

39.2

4.9

1.8

0

3.1

34.3

0

8.4

25.9

26.2

18.1

5.3

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2.7

398.6

28.1

70.0

18.1

49.6

88.2

33.0

27.2

53.6

19.4

11.4

447.7

231.3

43.8

152.8

127.9

4.3

2.0

17.7

18.2

.6

5.0

11.4

0

12.3

56.5

24.9

1.1

0

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1.6

17.1

3.4

1.5

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0

11.7

22 9

12.8

1.5

8.6

216.5

146.4

75.3

13.2

37.8

.6

5.1

2.1

2.1

11.7

2.7

67.2

58.7

.8

7.7

3.9

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0

1.0

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.2

0

2.5

8.8

.6

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0

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8.3

0

1.4

6.8

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61.1

9.0

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1.1

40.1

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2.0

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5.3

589.6

358.8

62.2

227.6

200.5

16.7

.5

32.4

38.5

4.0

22.1

16.2

67.3

27.1

.7

.1

.5

2.0

17.5

2.5

2.8

.5

.5

33.0

36.1

26.4

1.8

8.0

230.8

171.2

100.5

14.0

62.0

1.5

8.8

1.5

3.2

9.0

.6

66.0

60.9

.6

4.5

0

2.5

.1

1.3

5.2

1.2

.7

0

.5

4.0

0

2.5

1.5

3.6

2.1

1.1

50.9

.9

22.9

3.1

1.4

8.9

.6

2.6

3.4

1.8

5.3

320.6

214.2

33.4

149.1

122.8

4.2

.4

15.2

36.2

.4

1.0

8.8

.6

11.0

44.9

26.3

.1

0

2.9

2.0

19.2

.3

1.7

0

0

8.6

23.1

()

14.9

106.4

89.0

54.4

3.4

32.9

1.9

2.6

.3

1.6

7.2

4.6

34.2

33.6

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.3

3.4

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

.1

(

D

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0

(

D

)

2.8

4.8

1.6

9.2

.6

2.7

D'8

2.4

.6

.5

525.5

430.0

45.6

332.5

310.7

15.2

.1

73.5

71.4

0

4.6

32.2

1.0

9.0

103.7

21.8

(

D

)

0

C)

(

D

)

8.1

9.5

2.0

0

0

33.9

18.0

11.3

.2

6.6

95.5

72.6

49.9

3.7

44.2

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0

0

1.3

.4

22.8

22.8

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

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0

0

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1.2

(*)

21.5

1.6

9.1

D . 1

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8.3

0

0

0

677.7

355.3

61.5

255.2

209.9

20.3

2.9

19.4

57.5

(

D

)

6.3

31.4

(

D

)

4.6

66.7

45.2

2.9

()

3.7

28.6

(

D

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3.1

1.7

0

18.2

20.4

14.2

.9

5.2

322.4

135.4

61.2

4.6

50.1

.5

(

D

)

.6

.4

2.6

(

D

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72.6

69.7

0

2.9

1.5

0

0

0

0

0

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1.5

3.6

.4

.4

0

0

3.3

0

11.7

0

0

171.6

13.1

13.6

6.5

42.7

17.3

20.0

11.4

38.3

7.3

1.4

926.4

778.0

103.9

542.6

504.6

13.0

.3

212.0

138.7

0

1.4

6.7

0

19.9

112.6

38.0

1.9

0

0

2.0

31.7

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

75.9

55.6

38.0

3.0

14.6

148.4

130.8

77.1

6.6

55.9

.3

(

D

)

1.0

0

10.9

(

D

)

53.7

53.7

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1.1

0

(*)

0

0

16.6

0

1.6

0

0

2.4

2.2

6.3

4.1

0

0

945.3

623.7

131.3

402.5

361.5

20.8

1.4

66.4

65.7

3.0

12.5

30.7

4.1

20.3

136.6

41.0

17.9

2.4

1.2

34.3

55.5

20.9

321.7

232.3

133.1

15.4

75.2

1.7

14.7

2.7

1.9

19.7

1.7

90.6

82.7

1.1

6.8

8.6

.1

0

1.8

0

.2

0

6.4

17.0

2.0

0

0

2.0

15.0

0

3.5

11.5

4.7

2.6

2.1

0

0

67.8

11.0

7.4

16.8

1.1

4.3

4.6

477.6

377.5

48.7

259.6

208.6

13.4

6.0

46.5

35.1

2.1

1.4

18.5

(•)

14.6

71.0

51.0

6.6

2.6

3.8

3.6

8.0

8.7

17.1

34.2

35.0

20.7

3.2

11.1

100.1

62.0

39.5

6.6

14.1

2.1

3.1

.9

1.6

10.3

.8

21.1

14.4

1.5

5.2

1.4

.2

.1

.1

7.6

1.3

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.2

.3

6.3

C)

3.2

3.1

3.2

1.4

.6

.4

.8

27.3

8.4

.5

2.8

4.7

4.7

2.3

2.2

159.0

80.0

2.3

70.0

62.8

4.4

.2

2.6

16.9

4.9

.4

4.4

.4

3.6

25.1

7.2

.6

.1

0

0

2.3

0

3.8

.1

.3

3.2

4.4

4.0

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.4

79.0

31.1

25.1

4.2

10.8

1.3

4.7

.7

.2

1.8

1.4

3.8

.5

2.0

1.2

2.3

• *6

.2

.2

.1

.2

1.0

6.8

1.8

1.7

0

.1

5.0

.2

2.3

2.5

13.4

8.8

1.5

.5

2.5

27.7

7.9

.9

1.1

1.0

9.7

2.5

1.0

1.5

.9

1.2

129.8

104.9

31.5

56.7

48.4

1.8

.1

3.3

4.8

.1

.3

1.8

0

2.0

34.2

8.3

6.2

0

0

C)

.3

1.1

0

(*)

5.2

11.5

7.7

2.5

1.4

24.8

12.3

6.5

1.4

3.0

.1

.6

.2

C)

1.1

.1

2.1

1.0

.4

.7

3.7

.2

1.8

(*)

(

D

)

.7

.1

.1

0

0

.4

1.1

C)

(*)

10.8

4.1

0

.4

.4

3.3

.6

.8

.3

319.1

226.6

44.5

153.3

126.7

8.3

1.3

22.8

19.6

1.2

.5

10.1

0

10.9

52.0

26.6

2.7

.9

1.6

2.0

9.7

2.7

6.3

.5

.2

22.5

14.2

1.2

7.1

92.4

52.2

27.3

2.0

11.8

.7

4.9

.5

6.5

12.6

11.0

.6

.9

12.3

5.3

.8

1.1

1.0

1.0

.2

2.9

6.4

2.7

2.0

()

3.7

.4

.6

2.7

19.9

2.0

16.2

1.2

.5

14.0

2.5

2.5

1.5

1.1

1.1

1.5

l.:

LO

1.0

102.3 15.5 17.1 9.8 1.5 11.0 11.9 35.4 16.3 8.3 1.8 26.8

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Table I.F 4.—Employment of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Thousands]

AH

countries

6,816.0

410.7

129.0

59.7

69.3

206.2

135.8

67.2

3.2

49.4

26.1

4,432.9

447.7

128.4

74.2

245.2

589.6

200.4

176.9

120.5

22.7

69.2

320.6

111.5

52.7

58.8

209.1

525.5

36.3

106.2

179.7

203.4

677.7

80.9

197.1

230.3

169.4

926.4

868.8

57.6

945.3

73.0

99.5

42.1

155.8

30.0

127.2

47.6

59.8

73.3

174.5

62.6

477.6

351.0

126.6

159.0

129.8

43.7

82.0

2.0

2.1

319.1

55.5

158.4

29.5

13.7

32.8

12.2

70.2

6.5

31.7

18.1

49.0

887.0

102.6

140.5

123.2

17.3

88.4

89.5

466.0

Developed countries

Total

4,536.1

200.4

39.8

22.6

17.2

121.0

66.5

52.5

2.0

30.4

9.1

2,991.2

231.3

86.9

27.1

117.2

358.8

125.2

100.6

73.0

11.6

48.4

214.2

68.9

41.0

27.9

145.4

430.0

31.0

74.2

161.0

163.8

355.3

46.2

142.4

74.5

92.2

778.0

726.8

51.2

623.7

41.0

53.1

27.2

100.1

24.0

71.6

30.7

38.9

44.1

155.7

37.4

377.5

286.3

91.2

80.0

104.9

33.7

68.7

(

D

)

(

D

)

226.6

25.8

123.5

24.3

12.9

27.9

10.4

48.0

5.5

24.1

7.4

40.4

555.5

4.7

77.2

63.7

13.6

35.7

47.7

390.2

Canada

916.4

54.0

12.9

8.0

4.9

39.1

35.9

3.1

.1

.5

1.4

481.7

43.8

10.6

5.6

27.6

62.2

27.0

11.6

10.7

5.3

7.6

33.4

9.5

4.5

5.0

23.9

45.6

.5

5.5

14.6

25.0

61.5

12.4

4.2

7.6

37.4

103.9

90.3

13.6

131.3

(

D

)

11.9

12.0

36.2

7.0

20.1

4.0

6.1

9.7

11.7

(

D

)

48.7

41.9

6.8

2.3

31.5

8.8

21.9

(

D

)

(

D

)

44.5

6.0

18.9

2.8

(

D

)

(

D

)

.6

12.9

2.7

5.4

.5

1L1

253.8

L

24.2

16.7

7.5

12.1

31.0

186.1

Europe

Total

2,840.0

110.1

22.4

12.0

10.5

59.7

30.6

28.0

1.1

21.3

6.7

2,062.3

152.8

67.1

15.0

70.7

227.6

70.1

71.9

47.7

4.2

33.6

149.1

45.1

25.5

19.6

104.0

332.5

27.6

49.8

131.7

123.4

255.2

22.3

133.7

51.4

47.8

542.6

505.0

37.6

402.5

34.3

34.3

12.4

50.0

12.2

41.0

21.7

26.0

28.7

120.4

21.7

259.6

191.9

67.7

70.0

56.7

17.7

37.4

.c

12.

153.3

16.8

89.6

15.9

11.3

23.8

8.2

30.5

2.1

16.2

4.8

23.8

127.9

3.1

3.3

2.7

.6

20.0

14.5

87.0

European

Communities

(10)

2,496.4

93.0

17.1

7.5

9.6

57.3

30.6

25.5

1.1

12.2

6.4

1,838.0

127.9

60.5

11.3

56.1

200.5

59.8

64.3

41.9

3.7

30.7

122.8

22.4

9.5

12.9

100.5

310.7

26.1

47.1

122.8

114.7

209.9

19.8

100.9

49.5

39.7

504.6

(

D

)

(

D

)

361.5

31.2

29.5

11.6

42.8

(

D

)

30.3

20.6

24.4

24.9

116.6

(

D

)

208.6

150.8

57.8

62.8

48.4

16.1

31.0

.3

.9

126.7

13.7

72.5

13.4

9.0

18.2

7.2

24.6

1.9

14.4

4.0

20.3

118.7

3.0

t

j

L

18.5

13.5

83.2

Other

343.6

17.1

5.4

4.5

.9

2.5

0

2.5

0

9.0

.3

224.2

24.9

6.7

3.7

14.5

27.1

10.3

7.7

5.7

.5

2.9

26.3

22.7

16.0

6.8

3.5

21.8

1.5

2.7

8.9

8.7

45.2

2.4

32.8

1.9

8.1

38.0

(

D

)

(

D

)

41.0

3.1

4.8

.8

7.2

(

D

)

10.7

1.1

1.5

3.8

3.9

(

D

)

51.0

41.1

9.9

7.2

8.3

1.5

6.4

0

.4

26.6

3.1

17.2

2.6

2.2

5.6

.9

5.9

1.8

.8

3.5

9.2

.1

2.8

2.6

2

1.4

1.0

3.8

Japan

306.3

16.6

(*)

(*)

0

12.4

0

12.2

.2

(

D

)

(

D

)

215.6

11.7

2.7

2.1

7.0

33.0

12.0

8.2

7.8

.3

4.6

8.6

1.7

1.4

.4

6.9

33.9

0

10.9

14.5

8.5

18.2

(

D

)

(

D

)

14.7

1.4

75.9

75.9

0

34.3

0

.9

.2

2.6

L3

2.0

(

D

)

2.1

14.7

(

D

)

34.2

24.3

9.9

3.2

5.2

2.0

3.1

(*)

(*)

6.4

(*)

2.8

1.1

.4

.2

X

.2

.6

0

2.8

25.0

2

o'

0

0

.5

3

24^0

Austraia, New

Zealand,

and

South

Africa

473.5

19.7

4.4

2.6

1.9

9.8

0

9.2

.6

(

D

)

(

D

)

231.7

22.9

6.5

4.4

12.0

36.1

16.1

8.9

6.8

1.7

2.6

23.1

12.5

9.6

2.9

10.5

18.0

3.0

8.0

.2

6.8

20.4

(

D

)

(

D

)

.8

5.6

55.6

55.6

0

55.5

(

D

)

6.1

2.7

11.3

3.9

9.2

3.0

(

D

)

3.6

8.9

(

D

)

35.0

28.3

6.7

4.4

11.5

5.2

6.3

C)

C)

22.5

2.9

12.2

4.5

(

D

)

(

D

)

1.3

3.9

5

2^0

2.1

2.7

148.7

1.0

49.7

44.2

5.5

3.1

1.9

93.1

Developing countries

Total

2,236.2

176.4

66.9

37.2

29.8

85.2

69.3

14.7

1.2

19.0

5.3

1,441.6

216.5

41.4

47.1

127.9

230.8

75.2

76.2

47.5

11.1

20.8

106.4

42.7

11.7

30.9

63.7

95.5

5.2

32.0

18.7

39.6

322.4

34.7

54.7

155.7

77.2

148.4

142.0

6.4

321.7

32.1

46.4

15.0

55.7

6.1

55.6

16.9

20.9

29.2

18.8

25.2

100.1

64.7

35.4

79.0

24.8

10.0

13.3

(

D

)

(

D

)

92.4

29.7

34.9

5.1

.9

4.9

1.8

22.2

1.0

7.6

10.7

8.6

321.7

97.9

63.3

59.5

3.8

52.7

32.1

75.8

Latin

America

1,384.0

44.6

19.9

8.7

11.2

13.1

7.2

5.4

.5

9.9

1.8

977.6

146.4

28.4

25.8

92.1

171.2

66.5

47.9

34.4

4.8

17.6

89.0

35.4

10.6

24.8

53.6

72.6

(

D

)

27.6

10.4

(

D

)

135.4

26.5

22.8

34.0

52.0

130.8

127.1

3.7

232.3

17.8

23.8

6.3

50.4

4.7

43.3

15.4

15.0

22.8

16.3

16.3

62.0

38.1

23.9

31.1

12.3

5.1

5.8

(

D

)

(

D

)

52.2

19.6

22.8

2.8

c

3.4

1.2

15.0

1.0

1.0

(

D

)

(

D

)

204.1

57.6

38.6

35.4

3.1

34.6

8.9

64.5

Other

Africa

126.4

21.5

13.3

7.4

5.9

1.2

0

1.1

.2

6.2

.7

39.2

8.8

1.4

1.1

6.3

5.2

0

2.8

2.2

.2

0

3.4

(

D

)

.1

(

D

)

(

D

)

.2

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

3.6

0

(

D

)

.1

(

D

)

1.1

1.1

0

17.0

4.5

7.2

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

3.3

0

0

.2

0

(

D

)

7.6

5.1

2.5

6.8

.7

.2

K

o'

0

6.4

4.7

1.5

0

.1

1.0

(•)

.4

0

0

0

44.3

19.2

21.4

21.4

0

2.6

(

D

)

(

D

)

Middle

East

168.0

74.8

9.8

1.3

8.5

62.6

62.1

.2

.3

(

D

)

(

D

)

26.2

.2

0

0

.2

3.6

.4

.9

.9

.5

.8

4.8

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

1.2

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

11.7

(

D

)

7.2

3.5

(

D

)

C)

0

C)

4.7

0

0

.1

.5

(

D

)

0

1.2

0

1.9

(

D

)

.2

3.2

3.1

.1

13.4

1.1

(

D

)'

(

D

)

(

D

)

19.9

1.8

3.8

0

.2

.1

3^4

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

29.4

0

(*)

(*)

0

9.4

19.9

C)

Other

Asia and

Pacific

557.8

35.5

23.9

19.8

4.1

8.3

0

8.1

.2

(

D

)

(

D

)

398.6

61.1

11.6

20.2

29.3

50.9

8.3

24.6

9.9

5.7

2.4

9.2

3.1

1.1

2.0

6.1

21.5

(

D

)

(

D

)

8.3

7.2

171.6

(

D

)

(

D

)

118.2

(

D

)

16.6

13.8

2.7

67.8

9.7

15.3

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

9.0

.3

5.9

4.4

(

D

)

(

D

)

27.3

18.3

8.9

27.7

10.8

4.4

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

14.0

3.6

6.7

2.3

3

.3

3

3^5

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

43.9

21.1

3.3

2.6

.6

6.1

(

D

)

(

D

)

International

All industries....

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal productsMachinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Table I.F 6.—Employee Compensation of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

ndustrie

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

Fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

dectronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Banking

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries ....

Developed countries..

Canada

EuropeEuropean Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand....

South Africa

Developing countriesLatin America

Zealand, and

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Other

Sub-Saharan...

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific .

Hong Kong

India ,

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC.

114,539

90,417

19,469

57,036

50,400

3,061

392

11,422

13,072

225

543

3,577

144

3,202

14,762

6,636

639

126

621

201

2,530

880

1,545

60

32

6,152

7,760

6,053

307

1,400

23,004

14,332

9,355

892

4,887

247

719

124

323

1,999

163

4,180

3,557

240

383

797

123

69

97

90

238

l:

168

1,118

284

109

95

80

834

100

27:

462

4,223

535

3,202

198

288

3,332

456

210

525

368

433

44

264

354

159

122

1,11

6,565

11,666

6,131

1,801

3,307

2,787

174

62

350

222

3

276

941

520

()

239

(

D)

30

84

79

16

5

534

370

36

83

4,575

1,006

624

68

165

14

114

23

90

136

15

81

32

22

26

301

23

r

6

64

186

(*)

17

415

159

58

77

25

256

109

144

2,499

f

2,219

134

654

10

321

101

20

84

34

45

30

959

3,106

71,801

59,947

11,325

40,031

36,429

1,999

140

9,079

10,157

71

459

2,517

131

2,052

9,825

3,602

247

16

201

125

2,090

474

405

31

14

4,472

4,119

3,106

148

11,854

9,651

6,419

617

3,973

99

412

59

79

1,076

103

3,070

2,933

19

118

161

7

0

58

3

28

63

21

35

7

0

28

177

0

57

119

418

277

87

2

51

1,574

124

185

69

192

262

207

157

284

60

33

5,394

4,087

887

2,654

2,284

77

37

347

416

6

51

191

0

268

890

370

19

0

1

11

240

58

41

1

0

213

261

17

56

1,306

1,121

681

79

284

7

52

9

18

204

27

408

0

1

158

1

4

107

h

6

12

10,175

7,817

1,522

4,871

4,370

462

9

790

983

(

D)

69

432

(

D)

387

1,191

501

13

2

11

18

309

62

78

5

4

648

775

658

25

91

2,358

1,996

1,322

145

812

25

94

12

24

203

8

601

566

7

28

72

5

0

39

1

23

263

10

79

18

11

46

4

23

40

11

22

5,149

4,085

821

2,678

2,241

82

7

292

752

4

15

132

11

217

730

437

2

0

57

11

323

5

39

0

0

154

432

(

277

1,064

621

42

328

2

13

117

48

264

259

C)

4

4

0

0

0

43

11,493

10,456

1,212

8,069

7,554

335

2

2,008

2,142

0

73

720

16

298

1,961

514

(

D)

0

2

(

D)

193

244

43

0

0

328

247

78

1,037

735

81

630

1

1

0

0

21

2

174

174

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

110

26

(*)

(

r

59

8,127

6,298

1,225

4,439

3,701

412

51

366

1,243

(

D)

67

479

(

D)

93

977

738

52D

()

25

437

(

D)

75

13

0

319

314

255

12

47

1,829

973

541

38

429

5

(

D)

5

2

37

(

D)

423

406

0

18

9

0

0

0

0

0

176

0

0

0

662

60

37

18

146

45

111

58

163

21

17,624

15,896

2,816

10,280

9,840

289

3,244

0

24

95

0

392

1,900

440

24

0

0

15

377

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

1,696

1,104

907

48

149

1,728

1,617

1,083

114

749

3

(

D)

8

0

182

C

534

534

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

106

13,840

11,308

2,842

7,041

6,439

343

26

1,388

1,377

29

159

467

78

396

2,176

601

()

211

50

129

(

D)

10

593

()

168

2,532

2,146

1,435

119

741

25

183

23

21

311

12

667

630

6

30

44

1

0

10

0

3

0

29

78

17

0

0

17

61

0

21

40

T

41

36

0

0

231

0

27

26

0

43

8

21

10,093

8,682

1,116

6,088

4,568

435

148

1,066

905

31

27

403

1

353

1,198

1,520

196

69

122

39

157

244

683

734

744

506

175

1,411

643

62

192

49

57

11

19

241

13

266

211

23

31

29

7

4

*

31

25

86

31

21

r

17

308

11'

2,618

1,535

47

1,319

1,156

106

5

80

243

61

7

113

9

83

449

164

11

2

0

0

39

0

108

1

2

102

66

63

H

3

1,084

440

345

48

146

27

40

14

3

47

19

59

10

33

16

36

13

85

21

20

0

1

64

3

28

32

284

160

72

10

41

275

90

c

15

11

53

40

19

21

10

11

2,426

2,111

652

1,183

1,038

42

2

85

115

2

4

37

0

55

697

145

86

0

0

C)

13

6

40

0

(*)

103

174

128

30

16

314

184

(

D

108

51

0

3

4

27

5,890

4,691

807

3,354

2,800

210

26

610

407

9

10

189

0

272

1,068

554

54

19

40

15

146

58

214

6

2

108

422

337

19

66

1,200

562

341

25

117

11

3

(

D)

145

(

D)

102

85

g

8

119

5

P

15

11

12

54

22

11

()

32

10

8

14

432

26

370

27

9

151

51

6

8

11

15

24

19

1,352 225 272 150 23 75 19 348 194 57!

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Table I.F 7.—Employee Compensation of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products..

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance,

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

and real

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

114,539

11,666

3,442

1,564

1,878

6,374

4,606

1,715

53

1,219

631

71,801

5,394

1,745

784

2,865

10,175

3,906

2,743

1,894

367

1,265

5,149

1,844

901

943

3,304

11,493

1,777

5,724

3,294

8,127

924

3,033

1,944

2,226

17,624

16,624

1,000

13,840

893

954

554

2,644

476

1,828

698

863

1,079

3,158

693

10,093

7,880

2,213

2,618

2,426

898

1,439

23

66

5,890

583

3,321

692

591

704

312

1,022

75

959

25'

696

10,045

418

2,05'

1,625

432

1,800

1,598

4,172

90,417

6,131

1,252

798

454

3,798

2,305

1,459

34

852

228

59,947

4,087

1,492

510

2,085

7,817

3,093

2,047

1,393

270

1,014

4,085

1,364

781

584

2,721

10,456

661

1,477

5,348

2,970

6,298

692

2,681

1,262

1,664

15,896

14,952

944

11,308

749

737

490

2,071

417

1,222

546

720

811

2,974

571

8,682

6,797

1,885

1,535

2,111

743

1,304

(

D)

(

r

4,691

363

2,896

612

543

616

283

841

69

756

80

527

7,320

64

1,521

1,11'

404

886

1,082

3,766

1,801

405

285

120

1,343

1,264

76

3

14

11,325

887

200

126

561

1,522

736

251

227

133

175

821

241

107

134

579

1,212

16

129

463

605

1,225

166

84

144

831

2,816

2,470

346

2,842

r

188

271

941

95

45'

72

101

242

264

1,116

978

138

652

188

450

0

(

J

807

r

339

60

13

200

27

236

122

3,722

67<

495

18:

39:

698

1,949

57,036

3,307

706

429

278

1,866

1,041

807

18

558

176

40,031

2,654

1,133

283

1,238

4,871

1,707

1,446

925

88

705

2,678

818

410

408

1,860

8,069

583

984

4,377

2,124

4,439

339

2,516

846

739

10,280

9,682

598

7,041

636

461

200

882

236

614

395

498

490

2,299

328

6,088

4,675

1,413

1,319

1,183

427

710

40

3,354

247

2,248

424

488

533

227

57'

33

411

53

361

1,752

39

36

24

1

416

345

91'

50,400

2,787

478

225

253

1,806

1,041

747

18

334

169

36,429

2,284

1,032

227

1,024

4,370

1,484

1,329

829

79

650

2,241

434

160

274

1,807

7,554

927

4,094

1,970

3,701

315

1,945

820

621

9,840

D)

6,439

57r

403

192

752

(

D)

536

379

47,

414

2,209

(

r

4,568

3,448

1,120

1,156

1,038

389

619

23

2,800

203

1,84'

364

390

41'

202

47.

29

373

40

308

1,62

38

10

387

327

859

6,636

520

229

204

25

60

0

60

0

224

7

3,602

370

100

56

214

501

224

118

96

9

54

437

385

250

135

52

514

20

57

283

154

738

25

570

26

117

440

(

601

61

58

9

129

0

78

16

24

76

90

1,520

1,227

293

164

145

37

91

0

17

554

45

401

60

97

116

24

103

38

13

54

13:

26

23

6,152

534

1

1

0

389

0

385

4

4,472

213

47

46

119

648

239

189

125

8

87

154

32

26

5

123

848

0

223

505

121

319

(

263

18

1,696

1,696

0

593

0

10

3

4

20

24

33

33

273

734

511

223

102

103

43

58

108

16

100

7,760

489

140

83

57

199

0

190

9

4,119

334

112

55

167

775

410

160

117

41

46

432

273

237

36

159

328

62

142

4

120

314

()

9

77

1,104

1,104

0

83

0

78

16

206

65

127

46

46

138

(

D)

744

633

111

66

17

86

86

(*)

422

42

231

97

34

5:

10C

1!

26

1,745

16

809

597

212

7

81'

23,004

4,575

1,519

766

753

2,575

2,300

257

19

367

114

11,854

1,306

253

273

780

2,358

814

696

500

97

251

1,064

480

121

359

584

1,037

300

375

324

1,829

232

352

682

563

1,728

1,672

56

2,532

145

217

64

573

59

606

153

143

268

183

122

1,411

1,083

328

1,084

314

154

135

1,200

220

425

80

48

87

29

181

6

203

17'

169

2,568

354

536

509

27

913

358

407

14,332

1,006

445

183

263

303

157

139

7

231

27

9,651

1,121

232

207

683

1,996

758

552

418

56

212

116

272

500

909

272

324

(

D)

973

200

129

183

461

1,617

1,585

32

2,146

109

152

3

541

46

536

134

126

214

161

95

939

719

219

440

184

87

77

(

J

0

562

160

265

58

70

18

109

6

42

1,551

263

345

32

25

50:

94

348

1,118

415

321

157

164

14

0

12

1

72

212

23

6

4

13

38

0

22

15

(•)

0

48

0

0

266

42

154

154

4,223

2,499

257

31

227

2,155

2,143

418

4

0

0

4

61

4

14

17

10

16

84

0

(

D)

176

(

D)

114

50

(

D)

1

0

1

77

0

0

1

6

284

432

19

70

47

0

0

0

0

490

o

(*

(••

0

269

22C

{*:

3,332

654

495

396

99

104

0

102

2

1,574

158

16

63

80

263

52

107

50

30

24

43

11

4

7

32

110

51

34

662

C

449

106

82

24

231

25

32

308

21

91

275

108

58

0

]

151

l:

65

23

261

49

36

33

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Millions of dollars

Total assets

(1)

1,348,494

237,215

12,883

4,637

8,246

192,733

190,809

(D)

29,873

1,725

382,024

29,090

3,375

3,839

21,876

82,021

48,635

19,026

9,407

2,336

2,617

43,026

24,662

4,508

20,154

18,363

56,326

2,864

9,863

33,433

10,165

29,353

2,864

8,076

5,546

12,867

77,780

67,307

10,473

64,428

12,880

3,151

2,064

8,843

3,246

6,385

492

3,774

4,292

17,308

1,993

14,680

7,866

6,815

567,031

100,180

13,548

62,923

7,817

(

D)

9,594

408

3,928

1,485

368

726

437

911

631

2,072

1,117

1,438

37,769

1,303

1,586

(

D)

(

D)

4,423

17,328

13,129

Sales

 1

(2)

1,026,891

360,492

7,712

1,555

6,157

284,738

283,339

(D)

67,527

516

441,851

44,689

6,696

4,246

33,747

93,478

51,424

20,775

15,326

2,459

3,494

31,444

16,995

3,383

13,612

14,449

67,464

3,473

10,644

42,032

11,314

33,344

3,550

10,844

6,222

12,728

99,752

89,763

9,989

71,681

12,592

4,149

2,002

10,090

3,317

9,013

549

3,743

3,906

19,405

2,915

44,113

15,477

28,637

80,923

40,923

4,577

26,037

5,151

(

D)

8,975

355

3,847

1,189

274

257

633

1,494

652

2,660

403

1,057

49,613

1,444

641

417

223

11,727

11,479

24,324

Net income

(3)

36,010

10,423

1,309

12

1,296

7,608

7,588

(D)

1,399

109

15,687

1,862

309

452

1,100

4,399

1,879

1,558

597

149

216

512

85

-18

104

427

3,961

44

634

2,848

436

1,825

169

468

575

613

621

-206

827

2,507

738

70

35

124

114

170

22

130

120

871

113

487

348

139

4,459

2,324

299

1,403

356

(

D)

656

23

180

61

16

17

24

62

85

190

79

100

1,973

12

32

78

-47

415

1,026

489

Employee

compensation

(4)

114,539

12,136

1,369

294

1,075

9,462

9,437

o

23

1,224

81

79,689

6,472

786

513

5,172

13,154

5,744

3,981

2,580

391

460

6,023

2,822

611

2,211

3,202

14,550

479

1,580

9,976

2,514

7,111

808

2,146

1,083

3,074

18,555

15,876

2,679

13,824

1,450

794

480

1,997

670

1,970

123

825

894

4,192

429

1,937

1,446

491

2,564

8,300

328

5,161

1 c 10

2,468 328

2,557

110

1,409

623

108

18

198

462

42

541

131

325

7,356

164

126

79

47

1,462

1,902

3,702

Number of

employees

(thousands)

(5)

6,816.0

506.6

56.2

14.4

41.8

387.2

385.6

i

.i

1.5

58.6

4.6

4,814.6

520.7

63.5

48.1

409.2

775.6

324.9

254.8

146.7

20.0

29.1

370.1

186.2

42.6

143.6

183.9

609.1

26.7

86.7

339.6

156.1

569.5

67.0

187.7

104.4

210.3

1,002.7

838.1

164.5

966.9

148.6

73.4

36.1

122.9

42.7

166.5

7.6

57.9

56.5

215.4

39.4

139.0

98.3

40.7

161.2

405.6

14.0

286.4

l.i

81.5

22.6

146.5

11.4

73.1

25.1

3.2

.8

7.8

36.2

2.4

22.6

11.8

25.3

642.5

28.2

8.8

5.3

3.6

55.0

129.2

421.3

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas..

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Millions of dollars

Total assets

(1)

3,754,218

486,604

36,376

17,327

19,048

339,216

332,578

(D)

99,969

11,042

1,017,654

79,981

11,361

15,088

53,532

178,692

96,718

36,824

22,283

13,970

8,896

114,528

69,926

38,726

31,200

44,602

132,954

8,729

26,367

65,380

32,477

127,364

5,908

46,011

18,688

56,757

191,065

136,396

54,669

193,070

27,187

15,444

17,522

32,813

18,962

14,170

2,027

8,321

15,156

33,508

7,960

43,418

24,602

18,816

1,012,319

677,469

104,516

570,751

1,827

375

52,717

4,763

16,960

3,534

2,059

4,231

2,953

4,183

4,006

7,481

9,436

10,071

464,039

3,291

3,599

1,581

2,019

13,572

342,401

101,176

Sales

 J

(2)

2,465,170

570,213

17,123

5,517

11,606

408,560

400,967

(D)

133,173

11,356

1,017,591

119,431

18,825

14,805

85,800

169,628

88,618

31,511

27,718

10,129

11,653

100,142

58,131

34,342

23,789

42,011

115,679

6,643

23,136

51,706

34,194

126,194

8,088

47,543

20,542

50,021

182,242

110,523

71,719

204,276

22,703

23,612

17,604

31,348

22,577

17,566

2,624

8,832

13,406

33,452

10,552

129,493

52,082

77,412

116,648

196,626

15,984

180,472

170

0

46,745

4,763

16,399

3,424

1,491

1,187

3,426

6,869

2,588

5,443

8,199

9,354

387,854

2,986

1,699

564

1,134

30,999

196,027

156,144

Net income

(3)

107,694

24,847

2,150

765

1,385

19,133

19,025

(

D

)

3,014

550

40,565

5,205

797

967

3,441

11,295

3,558

4,681

2,249

259

548

-2,173

-3,369

-2,592

-777

1,196

7,715

-178

381

6,379

1,132

6,483

306

2,138

1,012

3,027

2,367

-53

2,421

9,673

2,249

965

568

791

1,329

362

132

301

-173

2,712

437

2,023

1,367

656

5,641

13,441

1,294

11,873

8

266

2,980

148

778

134

50

95

207

293

180

201

559

1,113

18,197

153

-24

-104

80

547

14,280

3,241

Employee

compensation

(4)

537,517

43,876

5,143

706

4,437

32,434

32,029

1(Y7

lUf

299

5,321

978

313,068

22,755

3,082

2,718

16,955

43,102

23,232

8,996

6,007

1,928

2,939

31,994

18,979

12,939

6,041

13,015

44,467

2,568

7,959

21,559

12,382

45,975

2,391

17,238

7,037

19,309

64,201

34,562

29,639

60,573

3,822

7,203

4,629

8,578

6,371

6,355

757

3,026

3,892

12,877

3,061

8,591

4,676

3,915

17,099

26,444

4,574

21,828

42

(*)

18,054

1,886

6,575

1,541

565

151

1,480

2,838

631

1,787

3,595

3,580

110,385

409

492

215

277

8,471

69,498

31,515

Number of

employees

(thousands)

(5)

19,440.2

1,225.3

146.7

20.4

126.3

892.7

877.8

r Q O.o

9.0

159.2

26.7

10,532.8

1,011.2

176.4

86.3

748.5

1,364.6

660.1

299.4

207.4

90.4

107.4

976.2

523.4

351.4

171.9

452.8

1,457.9

68.3

244.3

680.7

464.6

1,619.5

91.9

609.9

290.1

627.6

1,687.3

828.0

859.4

2,416.0

161.0

437.7

174.1

293.5

276.8

200.4

35.7

108.8

140.1

427.6

160.4

396.7

189.0

207.8

733.8

1,005.9

95.8

907.8

2.2

(*)

993.8

162.9

312.3

48.2

15.9

5.4

65.4

177.3

44.0

73.3

228.1

173.1

4,551.9

16.9

14.9

7.8

7.1

251.0

2,040.4

2,228.8

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas..

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery.

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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All

industries

2,245

1,876

1,190

1,342

1,267

328

96

512

579

68

164

336

47

381

932

512

103

47

90

61

250

152

318

20

36

409

500

465

95

203

1,171

991

482

156

355

72

136

59

68

206

49

480

399

131

102

606

134

237

44

248

31

125

60

180

81

53

20

40

156

36

68

98

191

46

97

48

60

453

213

77

91

85

137

163

82

98

69

64

109

332

Petroleu m

202

162

101

96

89

11

6

12

18

7

9

17

6

32

68

40

5

2

23

4

17

5

12

5

5

13

32

31

6

7

107

73

53

15

22

6

25

7

12

23

7

20

7

9

10

32

8

17

4

5

7

1

7

55

39

24

15

19

44

7

21

30

45

2

19

28

23

56

8

6

32

9

9

16

4

3

11

20

51

70

Manufacturing

Total

1,213

1,072

621

818

782

170

27

263

304

28

122

179

13

160

500

236

31

6

19

33

157

41

51

9

6

211

255

220

41

119

578

468

334

94

265

33

79

33

32

122

24

332

313

20

62

52

4

0

19

3

9

1

27

56

19

9

0

13

49

0

22

38

53

27

21

3

6

250

41

67

32

40

76

58

48

66

29

24

163

Food

and

kindred

products

107

83

48

62

55

17

8

21

22

3

16

16

0

18

30

31

6

0

1

7

22

4

3

1

0

16

29

24

5

10

67

58

41

12

27

4

10

6

8

17

9

41

32

7

16

15

1

0

7

1

2

0

7

10

4

2

0

4

9

0

3

7

2

0

1

0

1

29

3

3

2

4

16

5

8

4

6

4

21

Chemicals and

allied

products

242

217

130

168

157

44

2

65

69

12

20

52

1

41

107

68

7

2

4

11

54

14

9

2

2

80

76

68

17

35

142

126

100

36

73

12

31

9

14

41

6

94

90

6

21

16

2

0

7

1

5

0

4

13

6

3

0

3

10

0

8

8

16

7

8

1

2

64

9

27

15

9

25

7

17

16

6

14

56

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

271

241

116

164

154

23

3

50

51

1

10

19

4

27

97

33

2

0

3

2

21

5

6

0

0

24

44

32

2

19

93

79

56

9

41

4

9

4

5

13

2

48

45

1

4

2

0

0

0

1

0

0

1

9

2

2

0

1

7

0

4

4

8

3

4

0

2

26

4

8

4

4

5

5

2

2

3

0

20

Machinery,

except

electrical

286

262

94

226

221

33

1

50

72

0

22

36

5

26

126

31

3

0

1

1

14

9

8

0

0

30

44

37

2

21

121

95

68

6

60

1

2

0

0

9

1

50

50

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

1

0

0

1

1

0

0'

1

6

2

1

2

1

38

3

9

1

2

1

22

0

4

0

0

12

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

195

158

69

126

120

18

4

29

34

2

18

20

1

12

68

21

3

1

1

4

10

2

7

3

0

29

22

18

4

11

102

60

34

5

22

2

5

3

2

11

1

45

44

0

8

4

0

0

0

0

0

1

3

4

1

1

0

0

4

0

2

3

12

10

2

0

0

60

13

7

4

18

13

12

7

25

5

4

17

Transportation

equipment

97

86

58

55

53

3

1

20

19

0

4

9

0

6

31

14

2

0

0

2

11

4

0

1

1

10

17

15

3

7

45

38

26

7

18

1

4

3

0

11

1

25

25

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

2

1

0

1

1

0

0

1

1

0

1

0

0

14

0

5

0

0

3

4

2

6

0

0

14

Other

manufacturing

511

443

238

327

313

51

9

90

108

10

44

56

4

49

169

77

11

3

9

7

42

8

20

2

3

61

74

66

9

26

201

161

95

26

65

10

21

8

4

33

4

106

94

7

19

17

1

0

5

0

2

0

13

18

3

0

0

3

18

0

5

15

14

9

5

0

0

57

13

11

7

7

17

6

12

12

9

2

46

Wholesale

trade

792

749

318

558

520

113

48

231

241

22

22

126

3

150

297

232

54

33

39

21

53

99

158

1

9

171

171

138

30

67

250

171

109

28

46

15

21

11

15

45

6

95

60

33

15

39

12

13

3

3

4

5

4

30

9

7

4

5

27

1

14

14

26

5

10

9

13

147

96

2

5

22

22

58

5

15

21

4

67

Banking

151

74

18

71

62

11

5

16

17

7

5

12

10

8

54

25

6

2

0

0

9

0

24

2

2

23

15

15

1

1

138

135

14

11

7

8

3

3

2

4

6

15

3

14

5

134

76

2

4

3

1

76

5

10

6

6

0

1

8

2

7

7

16

4

2

3

12

39

33

3

6

5

18

24

15

14

4

6

10

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

710

420

171

322

265

27

6

36

52

4

19

27

19

94

170

128

6

0

5

1

15

10

103

0

10

32

77

67

19

15

512

484

77

9

56

8

10

4

1

19

2

99

36

69

11

427

35

215

6

234

4

42

6

32

3

1

0

2

30

23

0

8

20

7

9

1

5

61

36

2

10

8

16

19

9

5

4

1

35

Services

361

306

109

245

217

46

10

70

65

4

7

33

0

57

138

83

12

3

11

5

22

17

53

3

4

35

61

55

6

13

157

96

52

10

31

5

9

3

2

26

2

39

30

7

4

39

7

15

4

7

3

7

6

19

9

7

1

3

12

3

4

6

55

13

36

5

8

54

29

2

5

5

8

11

4

2

5

5

65

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

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Table I.S 1.—U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock1

Retained

earnings

 2

Unincorporated

affiliates

Intercompany debt

Net

Payables to

U.S. parents

Receivables

from U.S.

parents

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa .'

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

207,320

154,644

43,315

92,624

71,922

5,813

1,153

7,495

15,466

400

1,995

4,313

1,101

6,812

27,373

20,701

563

183

2,728

274

2,377

1,136

12,795

146

499

6,636

12,070

9,137

649

2,284

47,432

27,752

19,654

2,840

9,206

317

1,753

385

1,985

2,580

589

10,389

5,187

4,388

814

-2,291

3,119

11,274

388

-19,842

927

1,300

543

4,086

1,558

1,222

168

168

2,528

107

288

2,133

3,474

573

1,401

526

973

12,120

2,928

362

2,281

1,199

1,308

1,745

641

521

777

359

5,244

7,897

207,460

129,121

36,739

77,578

174,784

117,712

33,458

71,160

59,559

4,098

718

6,025

12,862

280

1,615

3,333

1,125

6,624

22,881

18,019

443

162

1,744

151

2,022

923

12,089

89

402

5,382

9,422

1,986

73,526

55,324

16,105

2,406

8,074

-109

1,305

214

1,535

2,079

601

8,325

3,571

4,290

463

30,894

2,990

12,012

12,684

1,605

466

3,312

2,409

1,031

1,385

-7

903

131

(

D)

( )

4,546

515

1,761

1,307

963

10,343

2,585

306

2,119

801

990

1,806

374

568

598

196

4,813

9.805

55,317

3,863

661

5,740

12,508

214

1,577

3,168

1,089

5,935

20,562

15,843

440

162

319

158

1,904

925

11,564

(

D!

5,078

8,016

1,901

53,578

43,843

12,557

1,879

7,669

-182

797

129

168

1,969

129

7,769

3,533

3,899

337

23,517

1,955

7)45 D3

!°:

1,127

381

1,346

205

108

61

36

1,142

60

556

525

1,935

(

D

655

54

(

D)

6,454

2,179

254

284

410

735

1,646

228

431

190

99

3,493

3,857

72,487

41,885

9,022

28,614

24,594

1,781

345

2,826

6,566

158

251

1,563

329

1,454

9,322

4,020

330

93

257

135

1,476

537

1,145

21

25

1,411

2,839

2,203

167

29,784

26,083

8,752

1,090

5,745

234

357

77

100

1,078

72

3,388

2,387

836

165

13,942

497

2,121

10

10,545

126

269

374

715

79

43

9

27

636

199

170

267

750

82

134

64

470

2,237

348

128

203

79

566

331

222

195

41

123

818

1,816

102,296

75,827

24,436

42,546

30,723

2,082

316

2,914

5,942

56

1,326

1,605

761

4,481

11,239

11,823

110

69

62

23

428

388

10,419

(

D)

3,667

5,178

(

D)

(

D)

1,433

23,794

17,761

3,805

789

1,924

-416

441

52

68

891

57

4,381

1,146

3,063

171

9,575

1,458

5,333

(

D)

(

859

7

632

126

65

52

9

506

-139

386

259

1,184

(

D)

520

-10

4,217

1,831

125

81

330

169

1,315

6

235

148

-23

2,675

2,042

32,676

11,409

3,281

6,418

4,242

235

57

285

354

66

37

165

35

689

2,319

2,176

3

(•)

1,425

-7

118

-2

525

304

1,405

(

D)

(

D)

85

19,948

11,481

3,548

527

404

74

508

85

1,368

110

472

556

38

391

127

7,377

1,035

4,558

(

D)

()

478

84

1,966

2,204

923

1,324

-43

-238

70

2,612

(

D)

1,107

1,254

(

D)

3,889

406

52

1,835

392

255

161

146

138

409

96

1,320

5,948

-140

25,523

6,576

15,045

12,364

1,715

435

1,470

2,604

120

380

981

-23

189

4,492

2,682

120

20

983

123

355

213

706

64

97

1,254

2,648

(

D)

-26,094

-27,572

3,549

434

1,133

425

448

171

449

501

-12

2,065

1,616

98

351

-33,186

129

-738

(

D)

-32,526

(

D)

-305

77

773

-851

190

-1,217

176

1,624

-24

-1,072

59

-360

-781

11

1,777

343

56

163

397

319

-61

266

-48

178

164

431

-1,908

60,877

38,996

9,202

24,889

20,659

2,133

506

1,776

3,359

129

508

1,102

26

2,113

9,006

4,231

164

21

1,377

133

434

245

1,599

(

D)

1,789

3,116

2,550

244

322

20,399

10,530

4,488

513

1,308

429

638

(

D)

497

790

(

D)

3,046

2,201

363

483

2,995

371

1,203

163

614

473

37

3,605

571

D

(

206

3,034

248

467

2,320

1,244

104

554

358

228

5,020

1,172

60

994

584

374

941

286

162

248

199

1,482

3,592

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Table I.S 2.—U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock1

Retained

earnings

 2

Unincorporated

affiliates

Intercompany debt

Net

Payables to

U.S. parents

Receivables

from U.S.

parents

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural

gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services.

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

207,320

57,397

25,654

20,431

5,223

19,078

12,023

6,941

114

10,798

1,868

83,500

7,471

1,964

1,715

3,793

18,380

8,743

3,626

2,436

1,000

2,575

5,472

1,854

675

1,179

3,618

13,883

451

2,535

7,457

3,441

7,276

630

1,961

2,042

2,643

11,178

10,132

1,046

1,847

1,414

563

4,148

517

2,207

1,109

768

1,286

5,076

904

21,070

15,186

5,884

10,342

17,618

-9,828

7,240

549

19,657

4,562

502

2,175

325

587

495

248

521

745

404

9

728

12,830

579

5,263

3,684

1,579

1,035

2,313

3,640

207,460

45,315

19,515

14,884

4,631

15,516

10,671

4,741

104

8,803

1,481

72,750

6,627

1,744

1,466

3,418

15,048

7,079

(

D

)

2,163

(

D

)

1,940

4,880

(

D

)

630

D

()

12,224

288

1,973

6,951

3,012

6,819

(

D

)

()

1,973

2,301

9,741

8,864

877

17,412

1,458

1,137

472

3,764

453

2,093

992

685

1,187

4,286

886

16,077

11,307

4,770

10,157

48,493

6,778

450

18,882

4,337

363

1,873

286

543

495

78

471

743

308D

10,331

368

4,039

(

D

)

(

909

1,945

3,070

174,784

31,555

7,651

5,227

2,424

14,199

(

D)

()

100

8,277

1,429

70,610

6,343

1,740

(

D)

()

13,929

6,324

(

D)

2,098

(

D)

1,698

4,506

(

D)

()

579

(

D)

11,985

(°)

1,955

(

D)

(

D)

6,797

(

D)

(

1,946

2,310

9,714

(

D)

()

17,335

(

D)

1,142

(

D)

3,751

441

2,097

(

D)

684

1,128

4,224D )

15,091

10,647

4,444

5,468

40,934

17,618

5,483

383

17,451

3,827

304

1,715

276

436

485

88

430

745

286D

7,298

309

1,638

1,206

433

656

1,777

2,918

72,487

11,386

3,057

2,795

263

5,354

3,537

1,783

35

2,368

28,682

2,569

754

540

1,274

6,418

3,008

1,236

898

384

892

2,540

1,033

(

D)

()

1,507

3,481

1,056

(

D)

()

2,620

241

999

452

928

4,166

4,004

161

6,888

650

572

204

1,693

141

995

428

413

451

1,061

281

4,538

3,411

1,127

2,755

21,346

13,267

2,159

226

5,694

1,325

272

548

76

96

161

115

100

48

128

93

236

2,456

151

694

582

112

172

505

935

102,296

20,170

4,593

2,433

2,161

8,845

(

D)

()

65

5,908

823

41,928

3,774

986

(

7,511

3,316

(

D)

1,200

(

D)

806

1,966

(

D)

()

8,504

(

D)

()

4,177

D )

()

1,494

1,382

5,549

(

D)

()

10,447

(

D)

570

(

D)

2,058

300

1,102

(

D)

271

677

3,163

(

D)

10,553

7,235

3,318

2,713

19,588

4,352

3,324

157

11,757

2,503

32

1,167

200

340

325

-28

330

697

157

4,842

158

944

623

321

484

1,272

1,983

32,676

13,759

11,864

9,656

2,207

1,317

(

D)

()

526

52

2,141

284

4

D

()

1,119

755

56

65

0

242

374

()

238

17

()

76

()

13

12

-4

(

D)

1

59

62

(

D)

986

660

326

4,689

7,559

4,764

1,296

67

1,432

509

59

158

10

107

9

-9

41

-1

23D

3,033

59

2,401

(

D) ()

253

168

152

-140

12,083

6,139

5,547

592

3,562

1,353

2,199

10

1,996

386

10,750

844

220

249

375

3,332

1,664

(

D)

273

(

D)

635

592

(

D)

45

()

1,660

163

562

506

429

458

()

70

342

1,437

1,267

170

2,427

389

277

91

384

64

114

118

84

99

790

18

4,993

3,879

1,114

184

-30,875

-32,211

462

99

775

226

140

302

38

44

(*)

169

50

2

95

D

2,499

211

1,224

(

D)

()

126

367

570

60,877

22,093

12,614

11,396

1,219

4,653

D )

14

3,684

1,141

17,925

1,080

258

339

483

4,038

2,023

786

325

192

713

1,017

476

56

419

541

2,495

174

739

869

713

1,593

70

274

841

408

4,577

4,253

324

3,126

390

303

110

533

83

190

142

99

165

986

124

7,445

5,325

2,120

184

7,585

4,632

893

133

1,927

1,841

193

1,064

43

318

258

221

224

71

190

88

235

3,803

250

1,677

(

D)

362

763

752

(9)

61,017

10,010

6,475

5,848

627

1,091

(

D)

4

1,689

755

7,176

236

38

89

108

706

358

(

D)

52

(

D)

78

425

()

835

11

177

363

284

1,135

D

()

771

66

3,140

2,985

155

699

2

26

19

149

19

76

24

16

66

196

106

2,452

1,446

1,006

38,460

36,842

431

34

1,153

1,615

53

761

4

274

257

52

174

70

95

1,304

39

453

373

80

235

395

182

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Banking

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

Services

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

207,320

154,644

43,315

92,624

71,922

5,813

1,153

7,495

15,466

400

1,995

4,313

1,101

6,812

27,373

20,701

563

183

2,728

274

2,377

1,136

12,795

146

499

6,636

12,070

9,137

649

2,284

47,432

27,752

19,654

2,840

9,206

317

1,753

385

1,985

2,580

589

10,389

5,187

4,388

814

-2,291

3,119

11,274

388

-19,842

927

1,300

543

4,086

1,558

1,222

168

168

2,528

107

288

2,133

3,474

573

1,401

526

973

12,120

2,928

362

2,281

1,199

1,308

1,745

641

521

777

359

5,244

7,897

57,397

35,643

10,414

21,186

15,835

858

690

1,054

3,069

142

(

D)

573

(

D)

2,064

7,344

5,352

(

D)

(

2,345

a

211

425

2,005

73

21

1,698

2,344

1,370

D

17,463

7,524

3,485

577

432

69

598

(

D)

1,264

187

(

D)

1,282

(

D)

1,022

(

D)

2,757

991

420

(

D)

(

D)

771

3,112

1,336

1,061

140

135

1,775

D

(

1,575

1,868

5

708

402

752

4,960

344

32

1,945

(

D)

415

588

491

175

4,291

3,939

83,500

64,234

18,770

37,786

34,246

2,760

162

4,407

9,130

113

1,535

2,491

241

2,850

10,557

3,540

208

13

164

123

1,647

341

859

3,232

4,447

3,285

176

986

19,266

15,780

10,720

1,672

6,397

-112

606

104

97

1,643

312

4,519

4,036

178

304

541

30

0

280

8

109

4

111

361

38

15

0

22

323

0

49

274

4 6 D8

233

9

2,658

384

275

132

219

353

626

163

313

131

63

7,471

5,456

1,438

3,360

3,012

98

60

331

501

(*)

151

130

0

371

1,369

348

18

0

1

10

208

(

2

0

159

499

325

23

152

2,015

1,878

1,254

166

615

11

111

15

16

287

32

571

383

D

24

11

2

0

9

13

0

2

11

3

0

3

0

(*)

110

4

1

(

D)

6

23

4

(

D)

26

18,380

13,860

4,177

7,519

6,870

1,103

(

D)

800

1,144

65

274

515

(

D)

1,093

1,798

649

3

6

24

14

306

43

138

789

1,375

1,158

42

175

4,520

3,622

2,327

337

1,374

18

191

14

29

361

3

907

766

65

76

388

(

D)

0

179

(

D)

143

4

(

D)

642

66

114

39

19

155

32

59

87

24

49

5,472

3,848

1,373

2,129

1,992

95

(

D)

210

,581

50

110

(

D)

215

696

137

2

0

2

6

101

6

21

0

0

279

114

6

158

1,624

1,332

986

94

677

(

D)

30

(

D)

(

D)

66

()

318

1

()

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

146

(

D)

2

0

102

18

D

13,883

11,799

1,942

8,124

7,584

297

1

1,485

2,355

0

274

935

2

411

1,825

539

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

213

(

D)

78

0

0

1,112

621

433

2

187

2,084

1,798

1,572

(

D)

1,254

4

1

0

0

(

D)

(*)

226

226

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

15

7

1

5

2

272

59

38

3

(

D)

n

130

0

(

D)

0

0

7,276

5,001

1,363

3,140

2,722

403

43

240

636

6

(

D)

350

(

D)

153

760

418

()

28

150

4

0

234

264

194

9

62

2,275

1,169

651

38

476

7

42

19

(

D)

57

(

D)

504

478

0

27

14

0

0

0

0

0

4

10

30

1

1

0

0

29

0

142

141

n

0

0

935

93

(

136

109

313

43

87

74

11,178

9,034

3,838

4,203

3,587

(

D)

(*)

325

(

D)

0

8

6

0

88

455

616

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

489

(

D)

0

4

-4

538

454

(

D)

(

D)

46

2,144

1,985

1,207

(

D)

457

(

D)

18

7

0

388

(

D)

777

777

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

()

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

145

0

5

0

0

(

D)

130

-6

(

D)

0

0

19,839

15,236

4,639

9,311

8,479

(

D)

24

1,015

(

D)

41

(

D)

445

147

518

3,654

832

30

2

(

D)

24

181

37

954

(

D)

(

D)

206

4,603

3,997

2,722

425

1,543

-3

212

()

1,089

(

D)

86

0

0

451

143

36

49

21,070

16,527

2,788

11,178

5,786

701

230

1,138

795

(

D)

17

502

(

D)

572

1,755

5,392

95

102

125

45

250

253

4,437

(

D)

1,099

1,462

1,036

111

315

4,543

2,759

1,153

109

390

72

109

26

65

362

21

945

360

539

46

661

216

(

67

(*)

24

43

389

(

D)

156

(

D)

73

1,305

797

(

D)

28

43

86

177

(

D)

63

D

10,342

5,079

441

4,117

3,285

235

(

D)

296

1,197

44

(

D)

344

162

100

867

832

13

6

0

0

141

0

653

D

168

353

329

5,263

3,421

921

264

400

84

34

19

9

47

64

427

7

403

17

2,072

1,303

D

651

36

180

87

88

0

-1

93

4

55

34

376

()

17

120

1,286

511

11

8

14

149

287

132

115

36

23

17,618

21,453

5,598

14,264

9,432

(

D)

18

280

736

()

175

681

214

5,910

4,832

(

D)

(

(*)

26

101

4,350

0

237

316

1,275

1,181

48

46

-3,835

-4,857

1,475

36

1,230

35

34

4

4

131

2

2,320

200

2,089

31

-8,652

445

10,431

9

-20,172

3

584

50

27

(

D)

5

0

156

129

(*)

839

457

D

4,562

3,512

739

2,551

1,942

97

17

185

103

7

7

63

0

861

602

609

13

(

D)

32

(

D)

56

13

429

163

3

17

1,050

637

413

86

(

D)

24

(

124

5

140

89

35

15

85

99

-69

8

18

13

(

D)

42

24

18

5

1

19

3

4

11

48

11

27

323

178

4

15

(

D)

48

11

9

1

8

2,171 313 589 116 40 117 394 601 675 287 178 192

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Table I.S 4.—U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

AmerOther

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

207,320

57,397

25,654

20,431

5,223

19,078

12,023

6,941

114

10,798

1,868

83,500

7,471

1,964

1,715

3,793

18,380

8,743

3,626

2,436

1,000

2,575

5,472

1,854

675

1,179

3,618

13,883

451

2,535

7,457

3,441

7,276

630

1,961

2,042

2,643

11,178

10,132

1,046

19,839

1,847

1,414

563

4,148

517

2,207

1,109

768

1,286

5,076

904

21,070

15,186

5,884

10,342

17,618

-9,828

7,240

549

19,657

4,562

502

2,175

325

587

495

248

521

745

404

9

728

12,830

579

5,263

3,684

1,579

1,035

2,313

3,640

154,644

35,643

12,863

12,025

838

16,943

11,095

(

D)

()

5,522

316

64,234

5,456

1,586

1,350

2,521

13,860

6,817

2,731

1,578

681

2,053

3,848

1,232

513

719

2,616

11,799

410

1,664

6,725

3,000

5,001

430

1,552

1,216

1,803

9,034

8,133

901

15,236

1,491

1,005

484

2,757

402

1,372

917

565

824

4,651

768

16,527

12,560

3,967

5,079

21,453

3,254

4,262

284

13,654

3,512

277

1,606

264

444

334

169

396

728

253

8,196

110

3,442

2,270

1,172

690

697

3,258

43,315

10,414

4,675

4,445

230

5,738

5,722

3

14

18,770

1,438

298

233

907

4,177

2,632

459

345

394

348

1,373

490

231

259

883

1,942D

287

()

1,363

(

D)

(

154

912

3,838

3,117

720

4,639

(

D)

305

307

1,687

123

634

125

155

375

441

D

2,788

2,258

531

5,598

1,902

1,873

90

1,733

739

64

312

53

(

121

(

D)

48

(

D)

279

4,565

17

1,903

1,359

545

296

520

1,828

92,624

21,186

7,451

6,933

518

9,099

5,374

3,694

31

4,442

195

37,786

3,360

1,087

924

1,349

7,519

3,048

1,757

996

247

1,471

2,129

627

221

406

1,502

8,124

276

982

5,082

1,784

3,140

183

1,368

826

764

4,203

4,023

180

9,311

(

D)

628

154

865

(

D)

594

598

364

3,888

401

11,178

8,412

2,765

4,117

14,264

903

2,098

145

11,117

2,551

206

1,165

156

421

211

116

261

695

169

76

241

1,542

20

35

20

15

336

155

997

71,922

15,835

5,026

4,520

507

(

D)

5,374

(

D)

31

34,246

3,012

1,015

848

1,149

6,870

2,642

1,655

928

238

1,406

1,992

569

()

1,423

7,584

D

(

1,646

2,722

180

(

D)

793

(

D)

3,587

(

D)

8,479

914

536

143

761

(

D)

537

328

3,796

387

5,786

4,398

1,387

3,285

9,432

500

6,774

1,942

180

727

122

146

208

75

176

(

D)

125

47D

1,397

13

20

141

20,701

5,352

2,424

2,413

11

(

D)

0

(

D)

0D

3,540

348

73

76

200

649

406

102

68

9

65

137

58

()

79

539

(

139

418

()

34

(

D)

616

(

D)

(

D)

832

(

D)

92

11

105

(

D)

57

36

92

14

5,392

4,014

1,378

832

4,832

403

()

4,343

609

25

438

34

275

3

41

85

(

D)

44

28D

145

7

15

6,636

(

0

1,279

0

1,279

C)

3,232

159

24

()

789

273

243

D

158

68

23

44

1,112

0

57

()

234

(

D)

3

216

(

D)

538

538

0

332

0

10

6

-8

8

(

D)

82

34

88

48

1,099

668

432

168

316

99

162

5

49

39

2

30

10

74

12,070

2,344

D

(

90

827

0

4,447

499

177

()

1,375

864

273

D

(

76

279

91

()

187

621

338

5

(

D)

264

83

(

D)

19

(

D)

454

454

0

954

1

61

18

213

()

112

51

233

D

1,462

1,223

239

353

1,275

349

127

44

755

183

6

100

44

(

10

2,006

70

1,504

891

612

58

15

359

47,432

17,463

9,851

8,406

1,445

2,135

928

()

5,277

201

19,266

2,015

378

365

1,272

4,520

1,926

896

858

318

* 522

1,624

622

162

460

1,002

2,084

41

870

732

441

2,275

200

409

827

840

2,144

1,999

146

4,603

356

409

79

1,391

115

835

192

204

462

426

136

4,543

2,626

1,917

5,263

-3,835

-13,082

2,979

265

6,003

1,050

225

569

61

142

162

78

125

17

150

3,681

469

1,822

1,414

407

345

663

382

27,752

7,524

3,239

2,492

747

()

3,245

(

D)

15,780

1,878

351

406

1,121

3,622

1,664

660

697

209

392

1,332

442

154

287

890

1,798

(

D)

702

()

1,169

169

222

148

629

1,985

1,979

5

3,997

319

306

45

1,286

97

715

181

171

348

405

124

2,759

1,443

1,316

3,421

-4,857

-13,616

2,854

207

5,699

637

166

257

37

116

-6

63

46

17

65

2,488

321

1,480D)

(

229

183

275

4,086

3,112

2,495

2,287

208

23

0

23

0

361

24

1

(D)

(

D)

77

0

(

D)

25

(

D)

0

146

D

0

1

90

71

19

180

0

4

0

0

274

69

D

3,474

1,868

617

401

216

700

(

D)

468

3

0

0

3

179

(

D)

13

4

(

D)

81

44

2

0

2

42

15

0

7

0

8

142

4

1

389

377

12

376

156

124

-3D

170

0

12,120

4,960

3,499

3,226

273

626

0

623

3

2,658

110

26

(

642

()

132

96

48

102

()

272

D

161

935

(

650

(

D)

145

5

140

451

33

93

33

72

18

61

17

10

1,305

735

570

1,286

839

480

124

323

36

257

24

()

0

17

0

12

750

79

150

()

48

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

Equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock

 1 Retained

earnings

 2

Unincorporated

affiliates

Intercompany debt

Net

Payables to

U.S. parents

Receivables

from U.S.

parents

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural

gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services.

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

207,320

65,346

4,815

1,220

3,595

53,849

53,201

(

D)

()

5,987

694

113,029

8,778

1,305

1,095

6,378

29,203

14,729

8,602

3,934

805

1,133

10,677

5,864

1,186

4,678

4,814

23,126

933

3,733

14,747

3,713

9,278

666

2,587

1,923

4,102

11,432

8,569

2,864

20,534

2,108

1,322

715

2,592

1,064

2,513

170

905

1,616

6,686

842

3,679

2,233

1,446

8,505

9,136

497

7,017

31

1,026

565

2,513

165

941

335

77

44

132

354

283

710

171

243

5,112

455

308

237

71

1,011

207

3,132

207,460

56,940

5,014

1,439

3,575

45,033

D

( )

6,193

701

111,501

9,160

1,208

(

D)

()

27,783

14,703

(

D)

3,451

(

D)

1,013

11,199

6,025

(

D)

(

5,174

20,039

(

D)

3,317

12,254

(

D)

9,570

591

2,557

1,968

4,455

13,975

11,143

2,832

19,774

(

D)

1,168

(

D)

2,612

964

2,554

191

(

D)

1,523

5,646

789

3,665

2,397

1,268

12,236

10,699

(

D)

8,008

11

1,002D

2,808

136

910

283

56

(

D)

116

(

D)

303

711D

9,611

381

D( )

239

( )

1,055

4,150

(

D

174,784

40,318

3,003

1,064

1,939

(

D)

30,468

(

D)

()

5,740

(

D)

104,174

8,799

1,191

(

D)

()

25,356

12,636

(

D)

3,365

855

(

D)

8,659

3,944

1,055

2,889

4,715

19,535

(

D)

3,282

11,965

(

D)

8,819

584

(

D)

1,950

(

D)

13,558D

( )

19,449

2,838

1,163

(

D)

2,574

928

2,552

191

( )

5,558

783

3,110

1,866

1,244

7,575

8,419

(

D)

6,670

(

D)

(

D)

500

2,590

(

D)

888

280

52

(

D)

111

(

D)

306

8,598

(

D)

185

)

702

3,729

(

D)

72,487

17,240

724

396

328

14,258

14,000

(

D)

2,016

243

39,972

4,043

437

518

3,088

9,549

5,253

2,409

1,295

293

299

3,588

1,987

483

1,503

1,601

5,121

270

1,007

2,345

1,499

2,883

317

745

277

1,543

7,005

5,871

1,134

7,783

1,139

579

265

1,288

258

1,191

72

475

607

1,636

274

788

552

236

4,621

4,790

614

3,983

(

D)

89

961

60

347

101

15

85

54

92

49

137

143

225

4,116

118

123

(

283

2,101

1,491

102,296

23,078

2,280

668

1,611

(

D)

16,468

(

D)

(

3,725

(

D)

64,202

4,756

754

( )

15,807

7,383

(

D)

2,070

561

(

D)

5,071

1,957

572

1,386

3,114

14,414

(

D)

2,275

9,620

(

D)

5,936

267

(

D)

1,673

(

D)

6,553

(

D

(

11,665

1,700

584

(

D)

1,286

670

1,361

119

( )

3,922

509

2,322

1,314

1,008

2,954

3,629

(

D)

2,687

D

1,628

(

D)

541

180

37

(

D)

57

(

D)

257

4,483

(

D)

62

( )

4 2 0

1,628

(

D)

32,676

16,623

2,011

375

1,636

(

D)

()

452

(

D)

7,327

362

18

2,427

2,067

170

87

2,541

2,081

D

( )

459

504

36

289

(

D)

751

7

(

D)

18

(

D)

417

(

D)

(

D)

326

(

D)

5

4

37

36

2

0

-3

555

531

24

4,662

2,280

26

1,338D

( )

2 1

3

3

0

5

1 1

- 2

(

D)

15

23

1,012

(

D)

( )

353

420

152

•140

8,406

-198

-219

20

8,816

(

D)

()

-206

-7

1,528

-382

97

(

1,420

26

(

D)

483

(

D)

120

-522

-161

()

-361

3,087D

416

2,493

(

D)

-293

75

30

-45

-352

-2,543

-2,574

32

760

(

D)

154

(

D)

-20

100

-40

-21

(

D)

93

1,040

53

14

-164

177

-3,731

-1,562

(

D)

-991

20

24

-295

29

32

52

21

(

D)

16

(

D)

-21

-1D

-4,499

74

D

-44

-3,943

D

60,877

24,518

1,473

451

1,022

21,169

(

D)

()

11

1,642

234

28,567

1,971

184

155

1,631

6,675

4,179

(

D)

653

(

D)

234

2,387

1,196

209

987

1,192

6,042

344

1,144

3,648

907

2,439

137

(

D)

517

(

D)

5,244

4,552

692

3,810

571

202

197

257

348

257

23

86

187

1,528

154

884

593

291

1,559

1,740

447

1,241

20

26

6

807

62

337

57

31

104

55

90

43

(

D)

142

2,802

(

D)

( )

4 1 9

1,232

783

61,017

16,112

1,671

669

1,002

12,353

oD

()

1,848

240

27,039

2,353

87

()

5,255

4,154

625

170

192

114

2,909

1,357

(

D)

()

1,552

2,955

(

D)

728

1,155

(

D)

2,731

63

(

D)

562

(

D)

7,786

7,126

660

3,050

(

D)

48

(

D)

276

248

297

43

(

D)

94

488

101

870

757

114

5,291

3,302

(

D)

2,232

(*)

1

1,102

33

305

5

9

(

D)

40

(

D)

63D

7,301

(

D)

4

3

C )

463

5,174

(

D)

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Table I.S 6.—U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad at Yearend FY 1981, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock1

Retained

earnings

 2

Unincorporated

affiliates

Intercompany debt

Net

Payables to

U.S. parents

Receivables

from U.S.

parents

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum-OPEC

214,603 201,360

158,051

44,798

94,853

74,591

5,630

1,125

8,504

15,553

460

1,796

4,361

985

7,531

28,647

20,262

654

181

2,597

319

2,713

1,354

11,851

167

427

6,284

12,116

9,076

593

2,447

51,500

34,784

17,514

2,484

8,329

457

1,349

341

1,770

2,228

556

11,776

6,846

4,114

816

5,493

3,064

10,407

405

-10,335

852

698

401

3,735

1,758

1,079

547

132

1,976

312

-135

1,800

2,917

669

1,219

375

654

10,064

2,512

363

1,285

798

1,373

1,549

705

480

712

288

5,052

6,062

131,391

37,944

78,312

60,890

4,127

687

7,121

12,966

307

1,453

3,564

1,040

6,700

22,924

17,422

526

158

1,680

215

2,311

1,118

10,955

57

401

5,400

9,735

(

D)

(

D)

2,178

65,531

48,818

14,658

2,040

7,270

80

1,079

221

1,289

2,089

590

9,955

5,345

4,127

483

24,205

2,843

11,449

(

D)

7,483

(

D)

964

317

3,647

2,440

919

1,517

4

1,207

160

(

D)

(

D)

3,857

431

1,581

976

869

9,209

2,156

302

1,980

633

1,140

1,475

348

500

529

146

4,438

9,172

170,266

120,159

34,390

72,139

56,752

3,882

657

6,866

12,584

245

1,405

3,366

1,011

6,016

20,718

15,387

523

158

338

202

2,229

1,111

10,427

(

D)

5,035

8,595

(

D)

(

D)

2,072

46,726

38,053

11,350

1,623

6,839

-51

733

126

175

1,787

117

9,561

5,309

3,930

322

17,142

1,772

6,941

(

D)

()

767

248

1,295

178

88

53

37

1,117

89

500

528

1,647

(

D)

512

7

5,731

1,751

270

294

335

844

1,324

241

376

198

98

3,381

3,412

62,869

38,763

8,980

25,777

22,305

1,628

321

2,737

6,057

152

205

1,429

306

1,214

8,255

3,472

279

79

203

112

1,250

516

990

19

23

1,326

2,681

2,121

132

23,453

20,097

7,880

960

5,112

224

358

67

94

1,000

65

3,012

2,094

756

162

9,204

469

1,998

20

6,128

125

242

223

613

76

40

9

26

537

199

151

186

674

72

126

28

448

2,069

261

128

165

77

529

276

318

174

41

100

653

1,616

107,397

81,396

25,410

46,362

34,447

2,254

336

4,130

6,527

93

1,200

1,936

706

4,803

12,463

11,916

244

79

135

89

979

595

9,437

(

D)

3,709

5,914

(

D)

(

D)

1,643

23,273

17,956

3,469

663

1,727

-275

375

59

81

787

52

6,549

3,216

3,174

160

7,937

1,303

4,943

(

D)

()

525

24

682

102

48

44

10

580

-110

348

342

973

(

D)

386

-22

(

D)

3,662

1,489

142

130

257

315

1,048

-77

202

157

-2

2,728

1,796

31,094

11,232

3,554

6,173

4,139

244

30

255

382

62

48

199

29

684

2,205

2,034

3

C)

1,342

13

82

7

528D

365

1,141

(

D)

(

D)

106

18,805

10,765

3,309

416

431

131

346

94

1,114

302

473

393

35

197

162

7,063

1,071

4,508

(

D)

()

197

69

2,353

2,263

831

1,464

-32

90

71D

2,209

(

D)

1,069

969

3,477

405

32

1,686

298

296

152

107

124

331

48

1,057

5,761

13,243

26,660

6,854

16,540

13,700

1,503

438

1,383

2,587

153

343

796

-56

830

5,724

2,840

128

23

917

104

402

236

895

110

26

884

2,381

(

D)

()

270

-14,031

-14,034

2,856

445

1,059

376

270

120

481

139

-34

1,822

1,502

-13

333

-18,712

221

-1,042

(

D)

-17,819

(

D)

-265

85

-682

160

-970

128

769

151

-939

237

-362

-601

-214

855

356

61

-695

165

233

74

356

-20

183

142

614

-3,110

59,025

38,829

9,557

25,017

20,834

1,791

453

1,879

3,330

158

474

873

25

2,189

9,662

4,183

136

23

1,349

115

480

269

1,563

(

D)

1,398

2,857

2,312

233

312

18,572

9,206

3,852

520

1,175

383

407

(

D)

531

577

(

D)

2,627

1,786

400

440

2,727

460

973

154

448

510

41

142

3,978

468

(

136

3,510

422

1,002

2,086

937

274

240

226

197

4,451

1,245

64

563

358

425

801

373

166

281

175

1,624

3,015

(9)

45,782

12,170

2,703

8,477

7,134

288

15

497

743

6

132

77

81

1,359

3,939

1,342

8

C)

433

11

78

33

667

514

476

(

42

32,603

23,240

996

75

117

7

137

(

D)

50

439

(

D)

805

285

413

107

21,439

239

2,015

(

D)

18,267

(

D)

306

57

3,890

1,150

(

D)

(

8

2,741

271D

1,877

36

602

827

412

3,595

889

2

1,258

193

192

728

17

186

98

34

1,010

6,125

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Table I.S 7.—U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad at Yearend FY 1981, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock1

Retained

earnings

 2

Unincorporated

affiliates

Intercompany debt

Net

Payables to

U.S. parents

Receivables

from U.S.

parents

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

All industries .

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural

gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services.

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

214,603 201,360

54,319

21,467

16,882

4,585

20,187

13,004

7,040

143

10,868

1,797

85,874

7,437

1,909

1,819

3,709

18,504

8,466

3,767

2,636

927

2,709

6,061

2,135

748

1,387

3,926

14,276

561

2,718

7,280

3,718

7,139

719

1,932

1,744

2,743

11,885

10,679

1,206

20,572

1,820

1,480

604

4,357

590

2,365

1,125

768

1,393

5,068

1,001

21,894

15,618

6,276

9,005

25,593

-322

6,991

537

18,387

4,252

547

1,987

304

559

415

228

480

647

451

29

592

13,666

548

5,804

4,769

1,035

959

2,326

4,029

44,301

18,269

14,516

3,753

15,987

11,006

4,859

122

8,525

1,520

75,741

6,712

1,704

1,661

3,347

15,456

7,016

(

D)

2,379

(

D)

2,089

5,485

(

D)

699

(

D)

(

D)

12,478

445

2,040

6,717

3,276

6,723

(

D)

(

D)

1,787

2,382

10,456

9,560

896

18,431

1,467

1,223

526

4,089

527

2,211

1,008

689

1,327

4,429

935

16,125

11,111

5,014

8,822

41,347

16,843

6,431

431

17,642

3,973

394

1,694

277

501

429

64

423

645

313

(

D)

(

D)

11,051

422

4,442

(

D)

(

D)

768

1,958

3,461

170,266

31,517

7,337

5,310

2,027

14,655

(

D)

()

118

8,085

1,441

73,788

6,427

1,701

D

(

14,651

6,557

(

D)

2,320

(

D)

1,854

5,095

(

D)

()

744

(

D)

12,226

(

D)

2,018

(

D)

(

D)

6,702

(

D)

1,761

2,387

10,409

(

D

18,277

(

D)

1,218

(

D)

4,070

514

2,193

(

D)

689

1,288

4,336

(

D)

14,920

10,448

4,472

4,841

33,722

11,991

5,257

365

16,109

3,505

334

1,540

264

404

408

74

390

646

286

7,972

336

1,887

1,463

424

644

1,790

3,316

62,869

10,883

2,900

2,719

181

5,325

3,562

1,730

33

2,110

548

26,558

2,254

619

455

1,180

6,137

3,022

1,143

779

373

821

2,381

1,021D

()

1,360

3,302

262

995

()

2,313

230

889

383

809

3,906

3,744

162

6,264

596

516

200

1,579

134

909

367

366

382

974

244

3,852

2,854

998

2,529

15,577

8,546

1,854

203

4,973

1,119

283

436

65

90

92

106

82

48

101

63

188

2,350

140

667

567

99

142

420

982

107,397

20,634

4,437

2,591

1,846

9,329

D

()

84

5,975

892

47,229

4,172

1,082

(

D)

(

8,514

3,536

(

D)

1,542

(

D)

1,033

2,714

(

D)

()

8,924

(

D)

1,023

(

D)

(

D)

4,389

(

D)

()

1,378

1,577

6,503

(

D)

12,013

(

D)

702

(

D)

2,491

380

1,284

(

D)

323

907

3,362

(

D)

11,068

7,594

3,474

2,313

18,145

3,445

3,402

162

11,136

2,386

51

1,103

199

314

316

-32

307

598

185D

5,622

196

1,220

895

325

502

1,370

2,334

31,094

12,784

10,932

9,206

1,726

1,332

(

D)

4

440

79

1,953

285

2

()

805

458

54

59

0

234

389

()

251

22

(

154

1,204

663

542

3,980

7,625

4,852

1,174

66

1,533

469

60

154

13

97

21

-10

34

-1

27

3,079

86

2,556

D )

()

124

168

145

13,243

10,018

3,198

2,366

832

4,200

1,997

2,181

21

2,343

277

10,134

725

205

158

362

3,048

1,450

(

D)

257

(

D)

621

577

(

D)

49

()

1,798

116

678

562

442

415

D

(

-43

362

1,429

1,120

309

2,141

354

257

79

267

63

154

118

79

65

638

66

5,769

4,507

1,262

183

-15,754

-17,164

560

106

745

279

152

293

27

58

-14

164

57

2

138

2,615

126

1,362

(

D

()

191

368

568

59,025

22,798

11,344

10,099

1,245

5,376

(

D)

(

27

5,006

1,072

16,634

921

234

252

436

3,634

1,799

721

282

151

681

959

462

62

400

497

2,498

146

799

842

710

1,636

77

321

813

424

4,156

3,756

399

2,830

354

285

96

428

74

221

129

88

222

819

116

7,508

5,467

2,041

183

6,476

4,035

828

134

1,479

1,599

197

909

37

259

257

216

140

62

195

67

170

3,828

153

1,902D)

)

315

689

769

(9)

45,782

12,780

8,146

7,733

412

1,177

(

D)

5

2,663

795

6.500

196

29

94

73

586

349

(

D)

25

(

D)

61

382

(

D)

13

()

700

30

121

280

268

1,220

(

D)

(

856

63

2,727

2,637

90

689

(*)

28

17

160

11

66

11

9

156

180

50

1,739

960

779

22,229

21,199

268

28

734

1,320

44

616

9

201

271

52

84

59

57

1,212

27

540

374

166

123

321

201

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Table I.T 1.—Change in the U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Position,

yearend

FY 1981

Change in 1982

Total

Capital outflows

Total

Equity capital

Net

in- Increases Decreases

Reinvested

earnings

 2

Intercompany debt

Net

Incn

in U.S.

parents'

receivables

Increases

in U.S.

parents'

payables

 3

Valuation

adjustments

Position,

yearend

FY 1982

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean....

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

214,603

158,051

44,798

94,853

74,591

5,630

1,125

8,504

15,553

460

1,796

4,361

985

7,531

28,647

20,262

654

181

2,597

319

2,713

1,354

11,851

167

427

6,284

12,116

9,076

593

2,447

51,500

34,784

17,514

2,484

8,329

457

1,349

341

1,770

2,228

556

11,776

6,846

4,114

816

5,493

3,064

10,407

405

-10,335

852

698

401

3,735

1,758

1,079

547

132

1,976

312

-135

1,800

2,917

669

1,219

375

654

10,064

2,512

363

1,285

798

1,373

1,549

705

480

712

5,052

6,062

-7,283

-3,407

-1,483

-2,229

-2,668

184

28

-1,009

-86

-60

198

-47

117

-719

-1,275

439

-91

1

131

-45

-336

-218

945

-21

72

351

-46

61

56

-163

-4,068

-7,032

2,140

355

877

-140

404

44

214

352

33

-1,387

-1,659

274

-2

-7,785

55

867

-17

-9,507

75

602

142

351

-200

143

-379

36

551

-205

423

333

557

-95

182

151

319

2,056

416

-1

996

401

-65

196

-64

41

65

72

192

1,835

-966

1,627

-1,786

2,500

1,557

445

71

-222

351

-36

338

360

155

-159

254

943

-58

19

142

-2

72

-24

519

395

215

85

95

-5,709

2,390

377

1,029

-102

414

71

222

342

37

-380

-754

386

-12

-7,719

46

970

-17

-9,558

106

589

145

408

-132

137

-308

39

540

-209

361

388

465

-100

159

112

295

2,140

495

41

1,032

145

-161

62

30

89

103

1,837

10,045

2,078

-1,920

3,739

3,182

246

49

177

537

-15

110

138

23

530

1,386

557

54

10

-28

13

312

19

166

11

1

33

226

148

40

39

7,830

6,606

1,072

158

616

24

159

6

8

67

34

605

294

258

53

4,930

120

196

(

D)

4,378

(

D)

37

174

424

55

67

-68

55

369

-5

D

151

118

58

466

41

10

254

-3

-18

47

-85

14

126

79

137

602

16,925

6,962

958

5,245

4,463

270

54

366

654

(

D)

112

(

D)

23

619

2,196

782

59

10

106

13

339

22

221

12

1

()

41

40

9,612

7,751

1,262

175

705

45

170

7

8

103

49

720

()

64

5,768

127

4,441

(

D)

(

188

577

424

7

163

183

71

859

91

19

(

D)

3

37

61

(

D)

35

139

83

351

909

6,880

4,885

2,879

1,506

1,281

25

5

190

117

D

C)

90

810

225

4

0

134

(*)

27

4

55

C)

(*)

()

2

2

1,782

1,145

190

18

89

21

11

(*)

(*)

36

16

116

11

839

7

(

14

153

(

6

(*)

(

D)

91

1

12

66

12

393

50

9

(

D)

6

55

14

(

D)

21

13

4

214

307

2,200

326

391

-79

-635

-1

22

-505

-196

5

182

50

100

-56

-236

556

-105

14

98

-31

-210

-76

858

12

-4

100

-85

-94

1,708

1,208

635

234

341

-173

95

16

245

-94

-29

-1,253

-1,176

6

-82

1,825

5

509

-18

776

-21

593

-19

-617

74

43

97

-67

-691

-39

4

-656

290

73

28

178

12

828

437

36

-81

167

-52

291

21

77

-57

-12

166

177

-13,211

-777

-256

-1,160

-990

200

-1

106

10

-27

47

172

32

-633

-896

-170

-6

-4

72

16

-30

-26

-216

-47

71

254

161

36

57

-12,233

-13,523

682

-15

72

48

160

48

-31

369

32

268

128

122

17

-14,473

-80

2 6 D5

-14,713

-40

-10

601

-261

26

-337

50

862

-165

-158

-178

-21

-184

225

847

17

-6

858

235

78

-193

-97

-28

-39

21

-200

1,058

2,164

580

289

234

328

54

-59

25

-25

50

217

6

-56

-307

55

29

-4

33

15

-24

-28

24

399

229

211

9

9

1,730

1,290

576

-9

126

45

209

(

D)

-31

217

(

D)

434

413

-22

43

280

-67

184

10

167

-4

-3

-7

-309

104

()

72

-413

-164

-518

269

297

-169

307

130

30

451

-110

-4

429

230

-58

83

-95

(*)

-47

24

-146

540

15,375

1,356

-81

1,449

1,224

128

55

-165

15

2

3

45

-26

577

590

225

35

(*)

-39

-1

6

-2

240

13

-24

50

-27

-48

13,963

14,813

-106

5

55

-3

50

(

D)

C)

-152

(

D)

166

285

-144

25

14,753

13

-81

(

D)

14,880

(

D)

37

2

-910

366

()

22

-1,275

1

455

9

327

313

-194

-396

-128

2

-430

-5

-135

275

2

28

-8

3

55

-518

-6,317

-5,034

303

-4,729

-4,225

-261

-42

-787

-438

-23

-140

-408

-38

-559

-1,529

-504

-34

-18

-11

-43

-407

-135

137

3

4

-167

-441

-154

-29

-258

-1,372

-1,323

-250

-22

-152

-38

-10

-27

-8

11

-4

-1,007

-905

-111

10

-66

9

-103

C)

51

-31

12

-3

-57

-68

6

-72

-2

11

5

62

-55

91

4

23

39

25

-84

-80

-42

-36

2

-73

51

97

-21

35

-17

(12)

207,320

154,644

43,315

92,624

71,922

5,813

1,153

7,495

15,466

400

1,995

4,313

1,101

6,812

27,373

20,701

563

183

2,728

274

2,377

1,136

12,795

146

499

6,636

12,070

9,137

649

2,284

47,432

27,752

19,654

2,840

9,206

317

1,753

385

1,985

2,580

589

10,389

5,187

4,388

814

-2,291

3,119

11,274

388

-19,842

927

1,300

543

4,086

1,558

1,222

168

168

2,528

107

288

2,133

3,474

573

1,401

526

973

12,120

2,928

362

2,281

1,199

1,308

1,745

641

521

111

359

5,244

7,897

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Table I.T 2.—-Change in the U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Position,

yearend

FY 1981

Change in 1982

Total

Capital outflows

Total

Equity capital

Net

increase *Increases Decreases

Reinvested

earnings

 2

Intercompany debt

Net

Increases

in U.S.

parents'

receivables

Increases

in U.S.

parents'

payables

 3

Valuation

adjustments

Position,

yearend

FY 1982

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products..

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance,-except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

214,603

54,319

21,467

16,882

4,585

20,187

13,004

7,040

143

10,868

1,797

85,874

7,437

1,909

1,819

3,709

18,504

8,466

3,767

2,636

927

2,709

6,061

2,135

748

1,387

3,926

14,276

561

2,718

7,280

3,718

7,139

719

1,932

1,744

2,743

11,885

10,679

1,206

20,572

1,820

1,480

604

4,357

590

2,365

1,125

768

1,393

5,068

1,001

21,894

15,618

6,276

9,005

25,593

-322

6,991

537

18,387

4,252

547

1,987

304

559

415

228

480

647

451

29

592

13,666

548

5,804

4,769

1,035

959

2,326

4,029

-7,283

3,078

4,186

3,549

637

-1,109

-980

-99

-29

-69

71

-2,374

34

55

-104

83

-124

278

-141

-200

73

-134

-589

-281

-73

-208

-308

-393

-110

-184

178

-277

138

-90

29

298

-100

-707

-548

-159

-733

27

-67

-42

-209

-72

-158

-16

(*)

-107

9

-97

-823

-431

-392

1,337

-7,975

-9,506

249

13

1,270

310

-45

189

21

27

-20

136

-836

31

-541

-1,085

545

76

-14

-389

3,194

3,932

3,301

631

-925

-837

-38

-50

156

30

2,731

689

377

11

301

842

449

77

171

108

38

-182

-491

-6

-485

309

195

-99

-5

286

13

632

-9

-7

442

207

-164

-87

-77

718

114

92

1

227

-5

-21

-47

188

14

-8

139

-147

1,871

-6,985

-9,421

1,035

31

1,370

427

-20

215

44

47

26

68

106

-29

-4

158

-2,195

37

-1,907

-2,457

550

27

-134

-218

10,045

/,239

1,645

1,333

312

319

212

111

-3

233

42

2,002

342

220

20

102

557

232

(

D)

88

(

D)

142

-191

(

D)

(*)

()

169

77

49

-55

98

215

(

78

124

379

379

(•)

530

52

69

4

56

(*)

48

79

52

17

119

34

670

610

59

767

5,951

4,744

481

17

709

136

-13

86

9

-1,720

31

-1,462D

83

-179

-194

16,925

3,289

2,598

2,188

410

359

3,415

(

D)

226

(

D)

(

D)

809

434

(

D)

89

(

D)

177

r°)

19

4

15

(

D)

390

77

146

(

D)

(

D)

301

84

128

420

419

1

710

52

98

5

110

9

108

81

53

34

121

39

895

691

204

905

7,395

5,624

660

34

1,077

238

10

108

25

55

788

36

(

D)

149

6,880

1,051

953

855

1,413

(

D)

5

()

2 52

2 02

14

1

(•)

35

111

221

0

97

)

86

6

4

41

40

1

181

0

29

1

54

9

61

2

1

17

2

5

225

80

145

138

1,444

880

179

17

368

102

23

22

16

2,508

5

217

2,200

-1,106

-568

-1,133

565

-548

-400

-136

-12

78

-67

73

224

142

-110

192

24

5

-16

72

64

-101

-17

-79

(*)

-79

63

134

-226

58

368

-66

344

-13

44

216

96

-551

-620

69

-87

26

5

-16

61

-6

-27

-99

-74

27

5

63

-58

1,102

2,170

874

643

3

650

358

6

125

26

38

13

20

28

104

-12

84

50

-402

-78

-346

-352

6

7

45

-30

-13,211

2,061

2,855

3,101

-245

-695

-649

-12

-34

-154

56

656

122

14

101

7

261

213

()

-108

51

-112

-27

-19

73

(

148

-13

8

154

-146

275

35

18

13

109

1

-42

2

34

143

-46

•683

-534

-149

-15,107

-15,039

-90

10

11

-68

-13

4

-14

13

4

-8

1

-41

-73

84

-99

D

-63

2,164

-583

1,270

1,295

-25

-732

()

-33

-1,170

50

1,344

157

44

379

213

70

38

41

17

87

12

-6

18

75

27

32

58

-4

-1

-9

-52

71

-11

428

502

-74

268

37

18

14

97

10

-32

14

13

-57

144

12

33

-46

79

1,120

602

76

15

428

227

-4

154

5

62

(*)

5

83

11

-7

20

51

20

96

-187

75

-14

15,375

-2,644

-1,585

-1,806

221

-37

D

(

1

-1,016

-6

688

34

9

-12

37

118

1

(

D)

27

(

D)

20

61

(

135

-19

54

85

15

-74

()

-76

2

420

348

72

-7

1

C)

1

-12

9

10

12

5

-92

1

58

716

488

228

16,227

15,640

166

4

416

295

9

150

-4

-13

1

91

10

34

93

11

-88

-1

-87

114

75

-19

-6,317

-116

254

248

6

-184

-144

-62

21

-226

41

-5,105

-655

-322

-115

-218

-966

-172

-217

-370

-34

-173

-407

210

-68

277

-617

-588

-11

-178

-108

-290

-494

-80

36

-143

-307

-543

-461

-82

-1,451

-87

-159

-42

-435

-67

-137

-105

-68

-59

-180

-112

-815

-570

-245

-534

-990

-86

-786

-18

-100

-117

-24

-27

-23

-6

-27

-8

-19

-16

-22

1,359

-6

1,366

1,372

-5

49

121

-171

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Table I.T 3.—Direct Investment Capital Outflows, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Banking

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

Services

Other

industries

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia ,

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other r Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

-966

1,627

-1,786

2,500

1,557

445

71

-222

351

-36

155

-159

254

943

-58

19

142

-2

72

-83

808

-24

68

519

395

215

85

95

-2,696

-5,709

2,390

377

1,029

-102

414

71

222

342

37

-380

-754

386

-12

-7,719

46

970

-17

-9,558

106

589

145

408

-132

137

-308

39

540

-209

361

388

465

-100

159

112

295

2,140

495

41

1,032

399

8

145

-161

62

103

1,837

3,194

-453

-537

-291

-593

-127

29

-164

-141

-50

20

-4

-153

302

91

69

-27

246

-45

-8

289

85

19

3,295

919

578

150

20

(*)

96

(

D)

216

-25

(

D)

83

(

D)

142

(

D)

258

-5

134

D

527

-145

133

-320

41

672

( )

422

306

6

-6

56

250

1,543

59

29

1,046

(

D)

71

-24

()

46

46

353

1,260

2,731

1,733

178

1,517

1,493

178

22

-76

243

8

282

224

30

197

384

24

8

1

27

-2

-57

-40

68

-200

-236

21

15

998

787

1,174

196

788

-125

63

22

-8

257

-20

-419

-424

7

-2

32

5

0

4

2

7

1

13

34

2

2

0

1

32

0

2

30

6 D3

18

7

114

171

14

-6

36

-91

92

-128

34

-13

7

689

671

164

413

410

8

7

70

-23

C)

46

37

0

30

235

4

C)

0

C)

4

-10

7

1

(*)

0

1

6

0

(*)

6

C)

0

C)

0

C)

-89

C)

')

(

(*)

-106

1

(

D)

9

1

-1

842

921

239

484

455

42

39

(

D)

115

127

29

1

(*)

5

-17

25

-15

-2

D

199

194

4

1

-78

160

14

128

-2

18

C)

-5

8

-2

-172

-169

-1

-2

16

45

(

D)

34

7

(

D)

-137

-18

3

4

-2

7

9

-151

-182

120

110

12

(

D)

28

17

2

9

6

(

D)

-18

40

10

(•)

0

(*)

3

12

-8

1

0

0

-365

-386

1

20

40

49

170

(

D)

6

(

D)

(

D)

-22

(

D)

(

D)

-33

(•)

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

-23

C)

195

122

165

187

-26

C )

-74

88

0

37

149

-13

20

6

-23

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

-12

(

D)

0

0

-44

121

(

D)

87

-5

(*)

0

0

(

D)

-1

-89

-89

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

1

C)

1

1

37

248

56

134

52

-19

5

-43

-2

(*)

D )

10

10

1

-2

385

101

-4

89

(*)

4

5

()

-17

-20

0

3

3

0

0

0

0

0

1

2

11

(*)

C)

0

0

11

0

5

5

32

32

(*)

0

0

254

159

D

-164

-455

-424

-78

14

(

D)

(*)

-88

(

D)

0

2

-4

0

2

-74

-92

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

-78

(

D)

0

C)

-25

201

-154

()

-42

291

281

(

D)

50

(

D)

-6

2

0

194

(

D)

9

9

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

718

448

120

278

265

(

D)

1

-20

(

7

10

39

-29

13

-2

(*)

(

D)

-41

C)

D

58

(

D)

(

D)

12

270

225

337

89

244

-40

24

D

-115

-8

237

6

128

81

-42

15

12

34

3

4

-6

67

47

-71

8

19

2

18

6

42

-42

146

92

-2

56

-245

-341

96

4

43

-10

2

-2

6

57

-4

-219

-137

-78

-4

-219

-39

1,871

787

109

681

574

17

(

D)

28

50

8

(

D)

47

21

14

379

107

2

8

0

0

19

0

66

1,084

664

112

7

105

-5

4

1

2

4

-5

171

7

166

-2

381

32

C)

331

3

45

19

20

0

-1

27

1

16

10

78

D

()

13

28

296

141

-4

(*)

4

27

64

40

23

2

-1

-6,985

1,154

478

515

172

(

D)

6

-50

163

(

D)

(

D)

34

101

-442

-147

343

(

D)

0

(

D)

C)

(•)

-11

313

0

10

81

67

11

3

-8,139

-8,069

155

4

110

8

2

1

C)

29

C)

3

-91

88

7

-8,227

41

993

2

-9,534

C)

247

23

()

0

5

-161

-157

(

D)

(*)

D

427

333

90

207

105

16

-24

1

1

11

0

93

21

102

3

()

18

-11

64

2

27

()

9

-1

-15

-26

5

6

19

4

16

1

2

301 45 55 -53 196 73 33 63

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Table I.T 4.—Direct Investment Capital Outflows, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries Developing countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods..

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

-966

3,194

3,932

3,301

631

-925

-837

-38

-50

156

30

2,731

689

377

11

301

842

449

77

171

108

38

-182

-491

-6

-485

309

195

-99

-5

286

13

632

-9

-7

442

207

-164

-87

-77

718

114

92

1

227

-5

-21

88

68

-47

188

14

139

-147

1,871

-6,985

-9,421

1,035

31

1,370

427

-20

215

44

31

47

26

68

106

-29

-4

158

-2,195

37

-1,907

-2,457

550

27

-134

-218

1,627

-453

452

426

25

-643

-703

-346

84

1,733

671

349

99

223

921

551

150

116

83

22

-222

-409

-9

-399

187

122

182

59

248

-6

-83

206

131

-455

-381

-74

448

48

75

-6

141

18

15

94

62

-59

64

-4

237

318

-81

787

1,154

-345

686

-5

818

333

-17

153

28

32

17

39

107

-2

-2,163

-3

-2,129

-2,422

293

72

52

-156

-1,786

-537

-458

-430

-28

-99

-102

2

1

178

164

72

35

57

239

161

34

16

60

-32

17

28

14

15

-11

7

-25

()

56

11

34

-424

-346

-78

120

(

D)

-8

-20

82

15

13

-4

18

-5

14

-3

9

109

478

293

211

-6

-19

90

-1

-8

-25

()

100

-2,110

3

-2,313

-2,465

152

21

172

2,500

-291

781

753

28

-784

-601

-169

-14

-363

75

1,517

413

257

34

123

484

206

108

125

22

23

120

-51

-26

-25

171

165

-81

152

31

134

-26

-71

149

82

-78

-81

4

278

(

D)

90

12

54

(

D)

3

61

40

-46

32

11

128

194

-66

681

515

-708

436

2

785

207

-16

140

20

53

12

6

49

109

-13

20

-33

-258

1

5

54

30

-349

1,557

-593

616

557

59

()

-601

(

D)

-14

1,493

410

254

34

122

455

178

96

134

20

25

110

-39

()

148

187

()

25

52

-25

(

D)

134

(

D)

14

(

265

-20

95

11

50

(

D)

28

-46

33

13

81

130

-49

574

172

-745

507

105

-9

56

14

12

-1

34

(

D)

-19

14

(

D)

-276

2

4

30

943

302

165

196

-31

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

-25

-1

-2

47

64

-17

107

(

2 78

102

-8

85

6

56

1

7

15

(

D)

6

6

(

D)

18

C)

2

(*)D

519

289

0

203

0

208

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D)

(*)

2 38

36

2

()

6

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0

-48

(

48

(

D)

(*)

42

(

D)

201

201

0

-8

0

(*)

1

-18

-3

(

D)

15

2

5

-9

-42

-3

-40

()

-29

395

85

-200

58

19

199

191

6

6

-365

-386

-29

2

()

-154

-154

0

58

(*)

-6

2

23

()

22

-10

12

146

130

16

233

-8

178

43

135

11

2

51

-2,696

3,295

3,096

2,875

222

-282

-134

()

502

-23

18

28

-88

78

-78

-101

-73

55

25

17

40

-82

122

73

-18

34

104

-46

385

-3

76

236

76

291

294

-3

270

65

17

7

-36

-5

5

11

124

19

-245

-179

-66

1,084

-8,139

-9,075

349

36

552

94

-3

62

6

218

40

222

-36

258

-46

64

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919

642

497

146

()

421

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D)

787

99

23

27

50

4

45

-89

54

12

-17

49

-89

5

-94

138

32

88

-5

31

21

41

289

295

-6

225

45

11

7

77

-18

-29

-5

6

-6

120

19

-341

-309

-33

664

-8,069

-8,934

325

29

511

22

-15

44

4

20

8

11

-1

-12

308

53

296

()

27

15

-82

408

527

655

712

-57

-22

-19

-3

0

()

0

-1

0

0

-184

-11

()

0

-79

465

306

220

138

82

()

165

63

(*)

0

0

(•)

45

(

D)

2

O

(

D)

31

-23

2

0

2

-25

3

0

2

0

1

32

1

(*)

87

79

8

78

-161

-163

2

2,140

1,543

1,579

1,529

50

-33

0

-33

1

114

-89

5

()

-137

()

37

11

D

()

254

()

203

(

D)

2

-1

3

34

19

8

(•)

8

-5

C)

14

4

(*)

20

57

-38

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipTransportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Banking

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

Services

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

10,045

2,078

-1,920

3,739

3,182

246

49

177

537

-15

110

138

23

530

1,386

557

54

10

-28

13

312

19

166

11

1

226

148

40

39

7,830

6,606

1,072

158

616

24

159

6

8

67

34

605

294

258

53

4,930

120

196

(

D)

4,378

(

D)

37

174

424

55

67

-68

55

369

-5

334

6

151

118

58

466

41

10

254

-3

-18

47

-85

14

126

79

137

602

2,239

(

D)

-382

592

585

()

39

(

D)

0

163

284

7

0

0

-46

0

53

0

-1

1

C)

(

0

1,589

476

262

91

109

5

(

D)

0

3

(

D)

18

58

4

(

D)

(

D)

156

(')

0

(

D)

2

412

58

67

-68

58

354

0

245

C)

97

100

47

456

0

(

D)

243

(*)

-3

7

0

(*)

133

431

2,002

1,255

81

1,340

1,072

185

8

29

217

(*)

48

71

8

108

397

268

2

(*)

2

(*)

-36

-130

-151

(*)

21

746

805

514

40

435

-10

-7

5

4

44

2

275

260

5

10

16

1

0

(

D)

0

0

2

0

n

3

0

0

3

43

4

36

4

0

-108

7

-5

1

(*)

4

6

-120

1

-7

5

342

252

11

236

237

8

0

18

34

0

(

D)

10

0

(

D)

153

-1

0

0

0

(•)

-1

0

0

0

0

557

583

2

352

110

0

23

11

(*)

2

18

2

95

92

(

D)

1

(*)

(

D)

2

20

0

0

2

0

-191

•348

116

110

6

(

D)

9

61

0

157

154

145

(

D)

141

(

D)

(*)

0

1

n

n

9

9

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

0

0

0

3

0

1

1

(*)

0

2

169

68

71

45

35

4

(*)

-44

52

0

101

215

140

379

190

()

0

0

190

530

371

35

302

294

54

1

4

0

3

31

32

(*)

-1

158

133

(

D)

118

(

D)

1

2

C)

(

D)

3

(

D)

14

670

612

28

516

429

-9

6

107

174

(•)

3

42

0

97

10

87

767

337

96

228

151

11

6

19

-21

0

431

109

0

0

0

9

-1

114

42

0

(*)

1

5,951

1,251

-19

1,200

1,097

9

(

D)

-8

80

(*)

()

124

866

103

(

D)

0

0

0

38

35

3

C)

4,701

4,662

42

(*)

23

(*)

0

(

D)

0

33

3

29

1

4,587

6

181

(*)

4,374

•

136

95

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronequipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Banking

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel..:

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

2,200

326

391

-79

-635

-1

22

-505

-196

5

182

50

100

-56

-236

556

-105

14

98

-31

-210

-76

858

12

-4

100

-85

-94

1,708

1,208

635

234

341

-173

95

16

245

-94

-29

-1,253

-1,176

6

-82

1,825

5

509

-18

776

-21

593

-19

-617

74

43

97

-67

-691

-39

4

-656

290

73

28

178

12

828

437

36

-81

167

-52

291

21

77

-57

-12

166

177

-1,106

-753

174

-1,272

-144

(*)

(

D)

-280

4

(

D)

-191

-1

-217

-229

283

-16

1

77

(

D)

-5

-16

135

-74

-92

-592

-99

-33

32

-139

-39

40

(

D)

246

-185

(

D)

-90

5

-77

-19

24

27

46

(*)

-23

-511

28

4

93

-68

-539

-1

54

-592

-42

5

-177

137

-7

59

48

(

-16

64

(*)

1

-67

(

D)

239

-132

73

107

16

84

274

23

-229

158

-4

176

180

68

-120

-190

7

1

15

-239

-25

54

1

64

-57

-52

1

-5

-34

-360

515

182

334

-109

65

16

-11

55

-17

-862

-863

(*)

1

-14

4

0

-19

2

261

74

21

6

44

-92

163

-10

50

3

2

224

262

121

122

118

1

10

29

-36

C)

35

21

0

26

32

5

C)

0

(*)

D

1

0

1

0

0

-103

(*)

(*)

1

(*)

-109

(•)

2

2

(*)

(*)

24

166

-2

128

99

17

1

-7

7

(*)

-15

30

-4

-7

79

29

H

C)

1

-21

14

(

D)

6

(*)

D

37

36

2

-1

•142

-168

107

38

45

1

23

C)

-7

8

-1

-244

-235

-31

3

0

20

-7

C)

0

(*)

(•)

1

-10

1

0

0

1

1

-75

-97

-41

11

34

(

D)

4

2

-1

-16

(

D)

-57

-55

(*)

-2

2

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

1

-1

1

134

87

2

101

140

-19

-69

-19

0

59

128

20

39

-39

2

0

0

-29

1

0

0

-21

5

-5

(*)

9

47

-26

69

38

36

-5

(*)

0

0

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1

-96

-96

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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2

(*)

(*)

(*)

1

71

17

7

C)

(

D)

0

29

0

(

D)

0

0

344

112

40

35

13

-30

7

5

4

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26

5

1

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22

2

C)

(•)

3

0

32

4

1

1

3

233

10

40

1

34

5

4

()

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-39

0

6

2

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

3

(*)

(*)

0

0

3

0

(*)

3

20

20

0

0

0

200

33

2

-1

34

10

82

11

27

-1

1

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-421

-144

-180

t

5

0

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215

0

(•)

0

2

-117

-225

0

0

0

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65

-162

-113

-130

-170

75

22

57

(

D)

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(*)

0

11

(

D)

-246

-246

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5

(*)

(•)

0

0

5

0

0

5

0

0

0

0

0

36

0

1

0

0

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46

D

-87

-157

-164

-189

16

3

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-14

1

25

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25

2

(*)

( )

-30

-2

-10

70

27

202

67

118

-24

20

7

-1

()

-184

-182

-1

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10

0

0

5

-75

1

85

-114

8

(•)

-79

-112

1

2

-33

1

19

78

199

-98

11

6

(

D)

10

-13

277

1

(

D)

-87

-74

(

D)

-4

-129

27

14

1

-7

-9

(

D)

3

27

(

D)

-157

-153

1

-5

1

3

-6

(*)

D

49

(

D)

11

(

D)

-6

155

120

(•)

(*)

2

-7

23

1,102

449

13

453

423

6

C)

9

72

2

4

44

9

-2

279

30

-1

-1

0

0

15

0

12

5

(*)

-20

653

366

56

5

77

-14

4

-1

2

4

-20

73

-2

237

-77

(

D)

-1

(*)

(*)

304

182

99

-4

-1

3

23

30

19

15

(*)

-2

2,170

525

215

223

33

114

1

( )

22

(

D)

-4

-203

190

2

0

-3

(*)

2

-9

206

0

-6

12

75

75

-1

1

1,645

1,557

64

2

60

3

3

C)

C)

-5

(*)

-30

-70

34

6

1,523

49

432

C)

770

(*)

271

1

-2

1

(*)

0

(*)

-2

-5

0

2

3

11

D

358

160

49

95

57

4

-2

(•)

-12

1

-1

7

0

80

-19

38

1

1

2

3

11

-13

29

2

2

18

15

3

198

31

7

7

(*)

-2

-1

1

19

C )

-21

-32

7

3

29

C)D

(

(*)

16

13

11

(*)

2

C)

(*)

1

125

(

D)

108

22

17

1

-3

3

-2

(*)

2

(*)

1

4

39 13 31 58 141

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[Millions of dollars]

All

Industrie

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

anking

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya.

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

-13,211

-777

-256

-1,160

-990

200

-1

106

10

-27

47

172

32

-633

-896

-170

-6

-4

72

16

-30

-26

-216

-47

71

386

254

161

36

57

-12,233

-13,523

682

-15

72

48

160

48

-31

369

32

268

128

122

17

-14,473

-80

265

(

D)

-14,713

(

D)

-40

-10

601

-261

26

-337

50

862

-165D

-158

-178

-21

-184

225

847

17

-6

858

235

78

-193

-97

-28

-39

21

-200

1,058

2,061

(

D)

-329

106

94

(

51

-208

12

()

61

()

-50

(

D)

152

2,298

542

350

28

50

33

(

D)

(

D)

-33

(

D)

(

D)

115D

(

78

-32

88

625

-231

62

-345

51

856

102

C)

74

-181

210

1,028

11

(

D)

880

(

D)

90

-95

()

-20

D

961

656

370

147

(

D)

-8

124

-131

12

57

-27

(

D)

21

107

-54

-1

C)

3

(

D)

-57

-16

209

-13

-33

20

(*)

286

342

145

-26

19

-6

4

1

-1

158

-5

167

179

3

-14

30

1

0

(*)

C)

(

D)

11

-3

-1

0

-2

14

0

7

7

-28

(

D)

-33

-40

90

-2

-13

-9

-3

-77

2

-18

-9

122

158

33

55

55

-1

-3

23

-20

-1

(

D)

6

0

(

D)

50

C)

(*)

0

C)D

31

29

1

1

-35

-45

-40

(

D)

-8

(*)

-3

-1

-1D

261

172

239

3

-85

(

D)

36

15

11

23

-9

(

D)

28

-44

(*)D

-37

-49

6

(

D)

6

-44

6

()

-25

4

11

0

0

(•)

2

7

2

(*)

0

0

-33

D

-108

-33

-67

19

12

-11

C)

39

55

0

-31

15

-13

-1

-40

6

(

D)

0

0

()

-16

C)

D)

-39

-35

(

D)

-28

0

C)

0

0

(

D)

(*)

-5

-5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

(*)

(*)

(*)

-36

-9

1

(*)

(

D)

3

-23

0

(

D)

0

0

38

10

-2

(

D)

-11

(

C)D

5

C)

C)

0

0

5

0

6

-1

9

9

C)

0

0

49

126

()

-18

-7

-16

-1

-22

-11

8

-224

136

7

231

(

D)

204

(

D)

-7

(

D)

-1

1

0

183

()

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(*)

0

0

(

D)

-43

275

234

94

141

161

(

53

-20

-1

(*)D

-683

-300

-23

-473

-234

-42

9

-16

-28

(

D)

-3

-4

(

D)

-122

-22

-239

(*)

3

-244

15

181

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

-383

-305

12

-23

14

-10

11

(

D)

2

22

(

D)

-82

-5

-79

1

-235

-42

(

-10

(*)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

-15,107

-622

282

-908

-957

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

92D

(

-562

-810

49

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

-32

-44

10

2

-14,484

-14,288

49

2

27

5

(

D)

C)

(*)

(

D)

0

(*)

-25

25

C)

-14,337

-14

381

1

-14,678

0

-170

-169

(

0

(

D)

-27

D

-68

78

H

62

6

-14

-1

(*)

-10

(•)

-2

-3

0

-5

39

56

1

16

15

1

(•)

-146

-24

-4

3

-1

-4

C)

3

-16

-1

-21

(

D)

-5

-5

-5

(*)

(•)

(•)

-1

-2

2

-94

(°)

-66D

-23

-15

0

-4

121 -51 14 184 37 (*) 16 -82

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Table I.T 8.—Change in the U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Industry of U.S. Parent by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Position,

yearend

F Y 1981

(1)

214,603

66,111

4,499

1,246

3,253

55,056

54,43^

(D)

5,965

590

117,228

8,785

1,322

1,105

6,357

30,390

14,800

8,754

4,150

1,461

1,224

10,768

6,296

1,280

5,016

4,472

23,255

911

3,944

14,269

4,131

9,420

822

2,629

1,547

4,423

12,597

9,730

2,868

22,012

2,558

1,386

824

2,930

1,215

2,735

184

914

1,611

6,828

825

3,839

2,389

1,450

7,890

10,174

625

7,565

27

1,448

509

2,376

153

863

288

61

33

129

352

268

619

166

308

6,987

468

314

208

106

985

1,456

3,764

Change in 1982

Total

(2)

-7,283

-765

316

-25

342

-1,207

-1,235

(D)

22

104

-4,199

-7

-17

-11

21

-1,187

-71

-152

-217

-656

-91

-91

-432

-95

-338

342

-128

22

-211

478

-417

-143

-156

-42

376

-321

-1,165

-1,161

-4

-1,478

-450

-64

-109

-338

-151

-222

-14

-9

5

-142

17

-160

-156

-4

616

-1,038

-128

-548

4

-422

56

137

12

79

48

16

11

3

2

15

91

5

-65

-1,875

-13

-6

28

-34

25

-1,249

-633

Capital outflows

Total

(3)

-966

-252

330

29

300

-662

-685

(D)

-28

108

9

893

153

28

712

-1,477

-9

255

280

-2,000

-4

152

-497

-39

-459

649

649

51

-188

795

-8

322

-39

54

449

-142

-628

-795

167

98

-196

91

-81

48

-79

-27

6

50

107

118

60

81

75

6

1,185

-449

-141

-218

3

-189

95

82

24

162

62

19

14

9

57

21

-118

34

-41

-1,622

-2

-4

30

-34

13

-1,148

-482

Equity capital

Net

increase *

(4)

10,045

2,938

432

136

296

2,467

(*)

V >

35

4

3,753

779

68

(

D)

(

D)

-1,067

214

(D)

168

(D)

(*)

216

-89

(

D)

(

D)

304

567

(

D)

141

230

(D)

663

-12

131

27

516

1,348

1,081

267

1,248

(

D)

106

(

D)

163

5

56

2

(

D)

122

273

23

67

64

3

1,434

833

(

D)

659

(*)

25

(

D)

192

-4

88

21

9

(

D)

11

(

D)

5

1

(

D)

(

D)

827

12

(

D)

(

D)

1

178

681

(

D)

Increases

(5)

16,925

5,245

(

D)

(D)

435

4,444

4,444

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

7,172

924

74

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

537

232

190

(

D)

(

D)

729

(D)

(°)

(

D)

(

D) 788

(

D)

163

(

D)

200

746

(

D)

(

D)

28

522

1,493

1,210

282

(D)

(

D)

152

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

111

5

(

D)

128

281

28

89

73

15

1,583 t

1,356

(

D)

1,169

1

(

D)

(

D)

221

(*)

106

(

D)

9

(D)

12

(

D)

5

2

(D)

(

D)

1,260

19

(

D)

(

D)

1

(

D)

732

(

D)

Decreases

(6)

6,880

2,306

(

D)

(D)

139

1,977

Q

(°)

(

D)

3,419

146

6

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

323

(

D)

23

1,690

(

D)

513

(

D)

5

(

D)

(

D)

221

C)

22

(

D)

83

(D)

(

D)

1

6

145

130

15

(

D)

(

D)

46

4

(

D)

(

D)

55

3

(

D)

6

8

4

22

9

13

149

522

1

510

1

(

D)

(

D)

29

5

18

(

D)

0

(D)

1

1

0

1

0

6

433

7

0

0

0

(

D)

50

(

D)

Reinvested

earnings

 2

(7)

2,200

-1,994

337

52

285

-2,827

-2,837

(*\

V /

10

422

74

1,893

342

128

38

175

660

409

51

134

15

50

-16

-166

-46

-120

150

1,111

(*)

211

783

117

561

-28

62

352

174

-663

-850

187

-102

106

-26

-12

-72

-39

-26

7

42

-41

-93

50

125

81

44

1,273

233

102

294

3

-215

50

134

19

71

12

9

8

9

33

24

-47

50

18

536

-41

-40

(

D)

(

D)

106

415

95

Intercompany debt

Net

(8)

-13,211

-1,196

-439

-159

-280

-302

(D)

(D)

-485

30

-5,637

-228

-43

(

D)

(

D)

-1,070

-632

(D)

-22

(

D)

-53

-48

-243

(

D)

(

D)

195

-1,029

(

D)

-540

-218

(

D)

-902

1

-140

70

-832

-1,313

-1,026

-287

-1,048

(

D)

11

(

D)

-43

-45

-56

-3

(

D)

26

-62

-14

-111

-71

-40

-1,522

-1,516

(

D)

-1,171

1

2

(

0)

-245

10

4

29

1

(

D)

-11

(

D)

-8

"72

(

D)

-2,985

27

-1

-271

-2,245

(

D)

Increases

in U.S.

parents'

receivables

(9)

2,164

-733

30

91

-61

-565

(°)

-8

-223

25

2,212

426

-16

52

391

237

437

(

D)

23

(

D)

-16

310

-115

-31

-84

425

5

47

-94

69

-17

237

29

(

D)

29

(

D)

602

568

34

396

28

23

66

14

74

-48

-3

10

12

197

23

74

98

-24

25

-28

-10

-22

1

2

2

180

7

72

25

9

6

7

25

16

(

D)

44

(

D)

433

(

D)

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

24

346

-41

Increases

:_ TT Q in u.o.

payables

 3

(10)

15,375

462

469

250

219

-263

(°)

(D)

262

-5

7,850

655

27

(

D)

(

D)

1,306

1,069

187

45

-32

37

358

128

(

D)

(

D)

230

1,034

(

D)

446

287

(

D)

1,139

29

(

D)

-41

(

D)

1,915

1,594

321

1,443

(

D)

13

(

D)

57

119

9

(*)

(

D)

-14

259

36

185

169

17

1,547

1,488

(

D)

1,149

(•)

(

D)

424

-3

69

-4

8

(

D)

18

(

D)

24

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

3,418

(

D)

1

1

(*)

295

2,591

(D)

Valuation

adjustments

(11)

-6,317

-513

-13

-54

41

-545

-550

(D)

50

-5

-4,208

-899

-170

-38

-691

290

-63

-406

-496

1,343

-88

-243

65

-56

121

-308

-778

-29

-23

-317

-409

-465

-118

-96

-73

-178

-537

-366

-171

-1,576

-254

-155

-29

-387

-72

-195

-20

-59

-103

-260

-42

-241

-230

-10

-569

-589

12

-330

1

-233

-39

55

-12

-83

-15

-3

-3

-6

-56

-6

208

-29

-23

-253

-11

-2

-2

-1

12

-101

-151

Position,

yearend

F Y 1982

(12)

207,320

65,346

4,815

1,220

3,595

53,849

53,201

(

D

5,987i 694

113,029

8,778

1,305

1,095

6,378

29,203

14,729

8,602

3,934

805

1,133

10,677

5,864

1,186

4,678

4,814

23,126

933

3,733

14,747

3,713

9,278

666

2,587

1,923

4,102

11,432

8,569

2,864

20,534

2,108

1,322

715

2,592

1,064

2,513

170

905

1,616

6,686

842

3,679

2,233

1,446

8,505

9,136

497

7,017

31

1,026

565

2,513

165

941

335

77

44

132

354

283

710

171

243

5,112

455

308

237

71

1,011

207

3,132

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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[Millions of dollars]

Net

increase

(=cols.

2-7)

Increases

Total

Establishment

of

affiliates

Acquisition of

equity

 2

From

affiliates3

From

other

foreigners 4

Other

Decreases

Total

Liquidation of

affiliates

Sale of equity

 2

To

affiliates3

To other

foreigners 4

Other

Addenda—

Acquisition of

equity

from

U.S.

persons

 2

Sale of

equity to

U.S.

persons

 2

Gain

(loss) on

liquidation or

sale of

equity

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean....

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

EffVDt

ubya :...::..:::..::..::..

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

10,045

2,078

-1,920

3,739

3,182

246

49

177

537

-15

110

138

23

530

1,386

557

54

10

-28

13

312

19

166

11

1

33

226

148

40

39

7,830

6,606

1,072

158

616

24

159

6

8

67

34

605

294

258

53

4,930

120

196

(

D)

4,378

(

D)

37

174

424

55

67

-68

55

369

-5

334

6

151

118

58

466

41

10

254

-3

-18

47

-85

14

126

79

137

602

16,925

6,962

958

5,245

4,463

270

54

366

654

(

D)

112

(

D)

23

619

2,196

782

59

10

106

13

339

22

221

12

1

(

41

40

9,612

7,751

1,262

175

705

45

170

7

8

103

49

720()

64

5,768

127

()

4,441

(

D)

577

()

59

()

332

424

7

163

183

71

859

91

19

(

D)

3

37

61

(

D)

35

139

83

351

909

2,492

924

109

739

602

(

D)

0

27

59

0

9

2

(

D)

167

313

137

(*)

9

7

1

22

1

97

0

0

30

48

(

D)

(

D)

0

1,447

1,252

37

(

0

n

(*)

(*)

0

18

13

4

0

1,197

0

(

D)

0

1,100

0D

1

(*)

0

0

(•)

(*)

0

(*)

(•)

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

1

(*)

(

D)

31

(

D)

8

1

1

(

D)

11

9

1

(

D)

120

2,265

1,561

316

1,158

892

68

(

D)

109

213

(*)

(

D)

58

1

52

332

266

1

0

9

4

233

4

14

2

0

()

22

701

609

214

17

151

5

2

3

2

29

6

143

98

()

253

(

D)

9

(*)

204

0

1

1,218

1,100

30

1,017

994

(

D)

0

53

99

(*)

(

D)

15

0

13

802

24

4

0

0

0

7

0

12

0

0

10

43

36

2

5

113

103

90

10,951

3,377

504

2,330

1,975

184

(

D)

178

283

(

D)

59

()

388

749

355

53

1

90

9

77

17

98

10

1

54

489

475

1

13

7,351

5,787

922

141

454

41

168

3

7

66

42

552

()

4,313

107

()

3,137

(

D)

24

165

()

179

54

1

(

D)

1

23

(

D)

41

17

137

58

223

6,880

4,885

2,879

1,506

1,281

25

5

190

117D

(*)

90

810

225

4

0

134

n

27

4

55

(*)

()

2

2

1,782

1,145

190

18

89

21

11

(*)

n

36

16

116

11

839

7

14

153

6

(•)

91

1

12

66

12

393

50

9

6

55

14

21

13

4

214

307

688

528

179

342

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

14

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

268

(

D)

0

0

0

0

4

0

(

D)

0

0

216

196

173

20

19

(

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

3

3

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

n

o

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

C)

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

3,912

3,438

2,177

798

753

8

(

D)

99

57

(

D)

2

9

0

(

D)

465

46

4

0

117

25

2,064

724

3 49

3 45

20

19

C)

(*)

1,308

984

77

9

(*)

815

(*)

()

66

7

195

(

D)

2

(

D)

1

(

D)

10

2

(

D)

2

3

32

214

188

73

106

104

0

0

1

40

0

0

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Table I.T 10.—Net Increase in U.S. Parents' Holdings of Equity in Affiliates Resulting From Transactions With Foreigners, Industry by Type

[Millions of dollars]

Net

increase

(=cols.

2-7)

Increases

Total

Establishment

of

affiliates

Acquisition of

equity

 2

From

affiliates 3

From

other

foreigners 4

Other

Decreases

Total

Liquidation of

affiliates

Sale of equity

 2

To

affiliTo other

foreigners 4

Other

Addenda—

Acquisition of

equity

from

U.S.

persons

 2

Sale of

equity to

U.S.

persons

 2

Gain

(loss) on

liquidation or

sale of

equity

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics..

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery.

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding .companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

10,045

2,239

1,645

1,333

312

319

212

111

-3

233

42

2,002

342

220

20

102

557

232

(

D)

88

(

D)

142

-191

(

D)

(*)

(

169

77

49

-55

98

215

78

124

379

379

(*)

530

52

69

4

56

(*)

48

79

52

17

119

34

670

610

59

767

5,951

4,744

481

17

709

136

-13

86

9

-1,720

31

-1,462

-179

-194

16,925

3,289

2,598

2,188

410

359

3,415

471

226

()

809

434

(

D)

89

(

D)

177

(

D)

19

()

390

77

146

301

()

84

128

420

419

1

(

D)

52

98

5

110

9

108

81

53

34

121

895

691

204

7,395

5,624

660

34

1,077

238

10

108

25

55

788

36

304

(

D)

38

2,492

347

204

57

146

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

150

11

1

5

5

35

29

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

13

(*)

8

1

26

21

5

113

1,819

1,357

58

3

401

15

H

6

4

2,265

107

35

33

2

1,279

76

35

17

24

293

76

77

79

)

126

9

0

9

117

146

3

48

146

3

(

D)

26

(

D)

202

202

1

290

()

1

4

207

157

49

78

486

258

54

1,218

8

0

0

0

4

4

(*)

0

0

4

409

189

(*)

683

19

10,951

2,359

2,097

262

(*)

199

1,576

195

()

460

314

(

0

118

174

72

()

35

92

(

D)

5

14

(

D)

209

209

(*)

()

111

(

D)

625

486

140

683

4,407

3,989

(

D)

145

10

55

687

299

141

6,880

1,051

953

855

98

40

1,413

129

5

()

252

202

14

1

(*)

35

111

221

0

97

86

()

6

4

41

40

1

(

D)

0

29

1

54

9

61

2

1

17

2

(

D)

225

80

145

138

1,444

880

179

17

368

102

23

22

16

2,508

5

217

240

231

0

0

0

159

C)

C)

0

0

8

(

D)

0

C)

0

(

D)

2

0

0

0

2

25

0

3,912

308

(

D)

6

0

2

4

9

1,038

5

206

7

1

0

(

178

0

()

22

117

10

2,354

0

2,064

()

352

300

51

C)

1

(

D)

185

(

D)

C)

C)

(

D)

33

(

D)

2

(*)

0

()

134

98

1,022

845

137

14

26

51

214

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

107

(*)

0

(*)

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

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Table I.U 1.—Direct Investment Income, Country by Component

[Millions of dollars]

Direct

investment

income

(=cols. 2-

5 + 6 or

4 + 6 + 9)

Earnings

 1

Total

(=cols.

3 + 4 or

10 + 11)

Distributed3 Reinvested

Withholding taxes

on

distributed

earnings

Interest (net of withholding taxes)

 2

Net

receipts

by U.S.

parents

from

affiliates

Payments

by U.S.

parents to

affiliates

AddendaDistributed

earnings

net of

withholding taxes

Earnings

before

capital

gains/

losses

(1) (2) (3) (5) (6) (T) (8) (9) (10)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

21,922

12,331

2,631

8,167

5,738

199

76

-64

896

42

399

430

137

1,113

2,511

2,429

-85

33

941

-9

-17

-4

1,503

18

47

584

950

676

37

237

8,571

3,390

1,993

445

768

-58

198

49

259

306

26

-313

-865

589

-36

1,710

1,320

1,288

36

-2,246

91

1,212

8

319

746

648

155

-58

-427

-52

121

-497

1,256

110

772

232

143

3,606

682

60

1,769

301

56

508

78

123

-6

36

1,020

3,460

25,337

12,374

2,455

8,344

5,998

176

69

-61

1,032

43

394

442

141

1,246

2,514

2,346

-78

34

814

-6

7

-6

1,517

18

45

625

950

655

36

260

11,984

6,897

1,989

435

813

-107

195

50

263

317

25

-337

-881

581

-38

5,246

1,317

1,407

36

1,178

85

1,219

3

297

740

644

155

-58

-443

-34

124

-533

1,253

96

777

239

142

3,536

654

63

1,747

300

51

502

57

124

3

34

979

3,464

23,137

12,047

2,064

8,423

6,633

177

47

445

1,228

38

212

392

41

1,302

2,750

1,790

27

20

716

25

217

70

659

7

49

525

1,036

749

26

261

10,276

5,690

1,354

201

472

66

100

34

17

411

53

915

295

575

44

3,421

1,312

898

54

401

107

626

22

915

667

601

58

8

248

5

121

123

963

23

748

61

131

2,708

217

26

1,828

133

103

212

36

47

61

46

814

3,286

2,200

391

-79

-635

-1

22

-505

-196

5

182

50

100

-56

-236

556

-105

14

98

-31

-210

-76

858

12

-4

100

-85

-94

9

-1

1,708

1,208

635

234

341

-173

95

16

245

-94

-29

-1,253

-1,176

6

-82

1,825

5

509

-18

776

-21

593

-19

-617

74

43

97

-67

-691

-39

4

-656

290

73

28

178

12

437

36

-81

167

-52

291

21

77

-57

-12

166

177

1,075

782

207

459

378

19

2

22

179

3

n

18

I

42

91

81

3

1

2

4

33

3

35

1

0

42

74

41

3

29

293

242

177

21

110

(*)

1

5

10

(*)

39

-2,339

739

282

118

42

9

19

43

1

5

6

-3

-91

88

164

-4

C)

129

C)

10

5

21

2

1

73

63

4

7

-3,119

-3,265

181

31

65

1

(•)

19

1

78

67

8

4

-3,524

2

-110

(*)

-3,423

6

-7

6

33

6

4

1

1

27

(

D

)

C)

107

31

(*)

25

1

5

21

4

1

40

35

2,110

1,478

456

918

704

46

9

(

D

)

105

1

6

(

D

)

(*)

45

450

214

(*)

(•)

(

D

)

C)

(

D

)

6

51

4

7

584

352

185

32

66

1

(*)

21

1

111

(

D

)

10

(

D

)

56

8

13

C)

20

6

1

(

(*)

151

71

(*)

25

1

(

D)

9

21

4

1

(

D)

48

50

4,450

739

73

587

4

(*)

(

D

)

62

0

4

137

361

50

5

C)

D

(

(*)

(•)

3,703

3,617

4

1

2

0

0

0

0

1

(*)

33

()

3,580

6

123

(*)

3,444

0

8

0

22,062

11,265

1,857

7,964

6,255

158

45

422

1,050

35

212

374

39

1,260

2,659

1,709

25

19

713

22

183

66

624

6

49

483

962

707

23

231

9,983

5,447

1,177

180

362

(

32

13

381

53

861

244

575

42

3,410

1,312

889

54

401

107

626

21

903

667

601

58

8

237

(

D)

117

960

(

D

)

748

61

(

D

)

2,672

214

23

1,826

132

(

D

)

212

35

42

50

(

D

)

814

3,247

28,217

14,384

2,810

9,984

7,485

333

108

316

1,100

42

408

603

165

1,292

3,119

2,499

-108

37

933

10

-46

73

1,530

20

50

632

958

620

44

294

12,814

7,847

1,904

203

943

-105

219

58

237

339

10

668

120

569

-22

5,275

1,165

1,523

30

1,244

83

1,221

8

311

741

646

155

-59

-430

-32

111

-510

1,250

88

791

233

137

3,407

639

61

1,724

285

28

472

46

122

2

27

1,019

3,469

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Table I.U 2.—Direct Investment Income, Industry by Component

[Millions of dollars]

Direct

investment

income

(=cols. 2-

5+6 or

4+6 + 9)

Earnings

 1

Total

(=cols.

3+4 or

10 + 11)

Distributed3 Reinvested

Withholding taxes

on

distributed

earnings

Interest (net of withholding taxes)2

Net

receipts

Receipts

by U.S.

parents

from

affiliates

Payments

by U.S.

parents to

affiliates

AddendaDistributed

earnings

net of

withholding taxes

Earnings

before

capital

gains/

losses

Capital

gains/

losses

 4

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film.

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services..

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

21,922

8,859

6,830

5,242

1,588

1,362

1,112

242

9

619

47

4,709

906

252

169

485

1,313

387

362

315

104

145

272

32

42

-9

240

1,064

-224

207

985

96

648

29

135

296

187

-327

-487

160

833

76

50

(*)

287

32

63

71

43

-2

132

81

1,700

1,128

572

3,883

1,394

-1,532

1,096

23

1,806

843

46

313

66

108

41

30

68

167

56

142

120

533

-66

60

-132

192

108

298

134

25,337

8,684

6,507

4,937

1,569

1,521

1,248

261

12

635

21

4,949

961

253

190

518

1,306

348

394

337

92

135

257

-11

40

-51

269

1,120

-226

191

1,053

101

666

32

148

295

191

-224

-365

141

864

72

49

-1

287

35

74

76

45

5

141

81

1,680

1,107

573

3,877

4,833

1,850

1,111

20

1,853

812

43

293

71

94

29

25

74

169

52

138

117

502

-68

32

-172

204

112

294

132

23,137

9,789

7,075

6,070

1,005

2,069

1,648

397

24

557

4,876

737

110

301

326

1,282

344

410

265

28

236

274

68

41

28

206

985

(*)

133

685

167

321

45

103

79

95

326

254

72

950

47

44

15

225

41

100

68

37

103

214

55

1,675

1,044

631

2,775

2,663

976

467

17

1,203

454

37

167

45

56

17

4

45

65

64

53

67

904

11

378

180

197

105

250

161

2,200

-1,106

-568

-1,133

565

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-12

78

-67

73

224

142

-110

192

24

5

-16

72

64

-101

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-79

n

-79

63

134

-226

58

368

-66

344

-13

44

216

96

-551

-620

69

-87

26

5

-16

61

-6

-27

-99

-74

27

5

63

-58

1,102

2,170

874

643

3

650

358

6

125

26

38

13

20

28

104

-12

84

50

-402

-78

-346

-352

6

7

45

-30

1,075 -2,339

255

91

83

8

133

3

26

5

557

83

13

23

48

131

37

48

31

3

11

24

D3

118

C)

10

92

16

37

7

13

5

12

43

38

5

120

1

5

2

36

5

15

9

6

12

26

4

107

80

27

12

70

12

13

C)

45

24

3

15

5

2

1

3

1

C)

3

51

1

18

9

9

5

7

20

431

415

388

27

"26

C)

10

31

317

28

12

2

15

138

76

17

9

15

21

39

j

62

2

25

24

11

20

4

1

7

8

-60

-84

24

90

4

6

3

35

1

4

4

4

5

18

3

127

101

26

18

-3,369

-3,370

-2

4

-2

55

6

35

C)

13

D6

C)

5

4

5

83

2

46

49

-3

1

10

22

2,110

583

499

469

31

709

45

20

8

17

151

84

19

10

15

23

81

28

5

8

4

36

1

5

4

4

7

22

176

128

48

18

443

353

5

4

80

73

6

42

1

14

10

(

D)

3

5

4

12

108

2

(

D)

51

4,450

153

84

80

4

392

16

3,812

3,722

7

1

82

18

0

7

(*)

22,062

9,534

6,983

5,986

997

1,936

D )

21

531

84

4,320

653

98

278

278

1,150

307

361

233

25

225

250

(

D)

37

()

867

(*)

124

593

151

284

38

90

73

83

284

217

67

830

45

39

13

190

37

86

59

31

91

188

51

1,568

965

603

2,764

2,593

964

455

17

1,158

429

34

153

40

14

4

(

D)

62

63

53

64

853

10

360

171

189

100

243

141

28,217

9,176

6,480

4,934

1,546

1,980

1,569

395

16

689

27

6,992

1,099

278

225

595

1,895

448

632

435

151

229

315

-69

350

1,786

-283

207

1,622

240

840

47

240

298

256

-586

-737

151

1,644

149

61

2

325

78

236

91

5

92

496

108

2,114

1,483

631

3,391

4,968

2,155

908

9

1,896

862

44

323

80

99

24

87

170

70

139

116

713

-73

30

-166

196

160

235

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Table I.U 3.—Direct Investment Income, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Banking

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

Services

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil .. . .

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub^aharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum-OPEC

21,922

12,331

2,631

8,167

5,738

199

76

-64

896

42

399

430

137

1,113

2,511

2,429

-85

33

941

-9

-17

-4

1,503

18

47

584

950

676

37

237

8,571

3,390

1,993

445

768

-58

198

49

259

306

26

-313

-865

589

-36

1,710

1,320

1,288

36

-2,246

91

1,212

319

746

648

155

-58

-427

-52

121

-497

1,256

110

772

232

143

3,606

682

60

1,769

301

56

508

78

123

-6

1,020

3,460

4,078

753

2,832

1,639

-133

14

(

D)

58

(

-176

(*)

744

1,305

1,193

-11

6

893

(

D)

3

-14

262

230

142

3,796

794

416

77

-100

-1

90

(

D)

247

56

(

D)

-20

14

-32

-2

397

1

-18

363

675

588

150

-63

-312

-1

163

-474

569

5

370

170

23

2,070

63

(

D)

1,714

(

D)

8

76

(*)

1

-34

2,691

4,709

3,590

987

2,067

2,011

(

D)

36

24

696

C)

371

413

(

D)

225

110

57

8

2

23

(

D)

-79

6

94

2

248

111

10

126

1,120

515

1,135

264

615

-51

108

19

-4

169

16

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-667

28

15

4

5

0

-16

2

31

502

93

33

29

53

-36

229

4

81

8

10

906

736

197

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356

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41

44

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55

29

0

52

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47

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0

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19

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29

107

39

4

64

170

241

186

30

57

1

26

3

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11

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32

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8

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1

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4

2

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2

2

0

C)

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1

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1

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0

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1

C)

2

C)

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(*)

5

6

1

1

1,313

1,139

236

757

705

64

2

61

145

2

132

71

2

52

176

52

C)

1

2

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26

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D)

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(

D)

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95

70

5

20

174

75

235

60

91

5

37

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272

257

70

145

149

5

2

20

44

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(

D)

10

(

D)

15

48

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0

(*)

(*)

2

-9

3

0

0

18

1

20

16

-12

32

12

42

(

D)

4

2

(')

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(

D)

-46

-46

C)

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2

0

0

0

C)

0

0

1

C)

2

1

0

(*)

-1

0

-1

-1

13

1,064

863

141

610

603

-15

(•)

31

121

0

62

254

(*)

60

90

7

2

0

0

36

23

(*)

13

201

90

174

51

121

2

(•)

0

0

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1

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-84

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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1

1

108

17

9

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(

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0

62

0

(

D)

0

0

648

332

106

157

116

-12

8

10

35

-1

30

18

3

12

14

41

5

1

21

13

1

7

316

43

59

3

46

(*)

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5

1

()

-18

-25

0

6

2

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

6

C)

C)

0

0

6

0

(*)

6

23

23

0

0

0

244

35

4

3

35

18

83

20

45

C)

2

-327

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42

-221

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(

D)

0

-101

240

0

()

0

3

-278

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-5

0

0

-3

67

-133

-98

-82

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106

26

70

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D)

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(*)

0

25

(

D)

-261

-261

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5

(*)

(*)

0

0

5

0

0

5

0

0

0

0

0

69

0

1

0

0

-1

76

D

833

508

195

215

169

26

6

-38

67

3

()

31

-54

46

4

C)

D

()

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2

45

325

234

344

83

189

-22

38

7

C)

(

D)

()

-123

-124

(*)

1

13

0

0

1,700

1,147

180

904

271

44

23

-10

-32

C)

51

146

25

20

(

D)

22

9

622

5

-14

78

5

553

119

113

27

28

3

-5

6

52

-74

-119

46

-2

80

38

9

3

107

(

D)

33

(

D)

12

311

217

(*)

5

10

-4

47

(

D)

10

6

3,883

915

14

882

831

38

1

37

103

25

4

73

10

1

538

51

C)

-1

0

0

19

0

28

5

C)

14

5

2

C)

2

2,969

2,308

137

48

98

-12

6

(*)

3

5

-11

127

8

120

-1

2,045

1,133

(

D)

-1

C)

1

897

53

31

31

0

1

22

1

12

8

158

2

448

171

6

18

9

38

142

30

27

1,394

1,605

435

1,036

672

122

2

63

31

-75

350

364

2

0

-3

C)

2

(*)

325

0

39

26

108

102

-211

-366

120

5

107

4

5

1

C)

-2

C)

406

-26

424

7

-892

57

1,152

(•)

-2,383

1

280

1

-13

2

2

0

C)

-15

-19

0

3

22

30

(

D)

C)

(

D)

146

81

843

496

106

346

226

18

(•)

27

6

1

(*)

16

0

121

37

120

3

1

6

6

19

-4

83

2

2

39

30

1

8

347

90

66

14

13

2

1

-1

2

33

1

-12

-24

8

3

37

(*)D

1

21

(

D)

16

14

11

3

C)

2

C)

(*)

1

197

(

D)

174D

251 64 62 25 88 123 100

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Table I.U 4.—Direct Investment Income, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services.-

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

21,922

5,242

1,588

1,362

1,112

242

9

619

47

4,709

906

252

169

485

1,313

387

362

315

104

145

272

32

42

-9

240

1,064

-224

207

985

96

648

29

135

296

187

-327

-487

160

833

76

50

(*)

287

32

63

71

43

-2

132

81

1,700

1,128

572

3,883

1,394

-1,532

1,096

23

1,806

843

46

313

66

108

41

30

68

167

56

142

120

533

-66

60

-132

192

108

134

12,331

4,078

3,151

2,989

162

716

(

(*)

186

25

3,590

736

200

195

341

1,139

371

383

179

73

132

257

34

30

3

223

863

D

121

804

(

D)

332

28

46

129

128

-245

-334

89

508

60

42

-5

152

44

19

61

39

-35

67

63

1,147

763

915

1,605

330

350

9

916

496

39

209

53

76

17

16

41

28

501

-4

132

-59

192

100

91

182

2,631

753

429

21

307

306

(•)

1

10

7

987

197

49

24

123

236

46

69

45

35

40

70

29

37

-8

42

141

-36

(

D)

53

106

10

18

20

57

42

-48

89

195

(

D)

-5

-17

88

20

22

5

20

-29

53

(

D)

180

114

65

435

117

251

(*)

67

106

6

42

5

2

20

(

D)

13

(*)

(

D)

157

(*)

-81

()

27

57

154

8,167

2,832

2,566

2,448

117

124

C)

133

10

2,067

403

127

88

189

757

248

273

134

32

70

145

-12

-16

4

157

610

-163

137

606

31

157

18

19

61

59

-221

-221

(*)

215

(

D)

53

7

46

(

D)

-11

26

-6

3

36

904

565

339

882

1,036

166

75

7

789

346

30

140

31

68

9

24

132

9

-2

37

99

2

3

-1

4

73

28

-7

5,738

1,639

1,730

1,623

107

()

-300

C)

2,011

356

118

77

162

705

193

273

128

30

82

149

2

3

(*)

146

603

-158

137

599

25

116

18

(

D)

60

(

D)

-88

-89

1

169

(

D)

39

6

46

(

D)

-1

25

11

-7

3

35

271

153

118

831

672

111

66

8

487

226

24

62

23

7

6

16

120

-5

-1

26

89

2

1

-1

2

71

26

-12

2,429

1,193

825

11

57

47

9

11

27

52

55

(*)

7

2

-13

-4

-15

-19

4

11

7

-5

()

-132

-132

-1

46

(

D)

14

1

1

(

D)

-10

1

-2

1

-1

1

633

412

221

364

55

8

(*)

301

120

6

77

584

262

D

()

0

197

0

201

-4

(

D)

(*)

288

29

2

950

230

248

107

23

18

1

13

21

C)

9

3

10

-133

-133

0

83

(*)

-8

4

108

48

4

(')

55

39

2

25

13

4

4

3

1

5

2

5

244

-6

210

C)

8,571

3,796

2,679

2,253

426

647

37

1,120

170

52

-26

144

174

16

-21

135

31

13

16

-1

11

-13

17

201

85

181

(

D)

316

1

89

167

59

-82

-153

70

325

16

8

6

134

-12

44

10

4

32

65

18

553

365

188

2,969

-211

-1,861

746

14

890

347

7

104

14

31

()

28

141

-72

-73

C)

173

-48

3,390

794

327

147

181

D

()

2

212

515

241

46

()

75

17

-62

106

13

1

-12

-3

10

-13

-9

90

29

(

D)

-32

43

-7

27

-155

-150

-6

234

12

-5

3

120

-16

20

7

10

64

11

119

59

59

2,308

•366

-1,942

715

8

852

90

-15

67

6

24

20

4

1

(

D)

-70

-54

14

20

-6

7

28

-64

319

363

229

79

D

4

0

1

0

(*)

0

0

-150

-20

-88

-88

0

(*)

1,256

569

165

95

70

107

99

158

22

22

1

2

-3

197

(*)

7

0

-1

(*)

6

0

20

141

30

133

0

(*)

(*)

0

40

94

0

3,606

2,070

1,879

1,782

96

502

-75

6

()

87

7

29

28

17

6

14

3

(*)

2

12

108

54

244

8

51

158

27

69

-7

76

56

5

15

2

11

3

(

D)

(*)

-5

(*)

7

311

189

122

448

146

71

28

4

44

43

14

21

7

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Table I.U 5.—Direct Investment Income, Industry of U.S. Parent by Component

[Millions of dollars]

Direct

investment

income

(=cols. 2-

5+6 or

4+6+9)

Earnings

 l

Total

(=cols.

3+4 or

10+11)

Distributed3 Reinvested

Withholding taxes

on

distributed

earnings

Interest (net of withholding taxes)

 2

Net

receipts

Receipts

by U.S.

parents

from

affiliates

Payments

by U.S.

parents to

affiliates

AddendaDistributed

earnings

net of

withholding taxes

Earnings

before

capital

gains/

losses

Capital

gains/

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products ,

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other ~

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

21,922

7,308

1,129

116

1,014

5,388

5,377

(*)

11

712

78

8,625

1,056

206

281

569

3,203

1,318

1,109

497

122

158

409

145

16

129

265

2,511

2

424

1,835

250

1,180

53

295

417

414

-634

-1,013

380

900

120

43

10

123

59

79

13

67

46

244

95

358

283

75

3,506

1,114

64

660

3

476

21

143

50

19

54

73

171

36

32

536

-17

-22

244

192

139

25,337

7,751

1,191

150

1,041

5,621

5,609

1

11

853

10,239

1,273

212

341

720

3,408

1,404

1,176

524

140

164

516

126

25

100

390

2,621

9

432

1,886

293

1,324

53

311

445

514

16

-375

391

1,081

186

44

31

128

68

110

20

65

52

278

99

350

278

72

4,037

1,322

140

791

3

527

21

147

51

10

19

55

73

177

50

60

1,110

-11

-2a

()

252

652

239

23,137

9,746

854

98

756

8,449

8,447

1

1

430

13

8,346

931

84

302

545

2,749

995

1,125

390

125

115

532

291

71

220

240

1,510

9

221

1,103

176

763

80

249

93

340

679

475

203

1,183

80

70

43

200

107

135

13

24

92

370

49

225

196

29

2,764

1,089

38

497

(*)D

393

3

76

40

2

10

23

49

224

0

41

574

29

17

()

147

237

145

2,200

-1,994

337

52

285

-2,827

-2,837

(*)

10

422

74

1,893

342

128

38

175

660

409

51

134

15

50

-16

-166

-46

-120

150

1,111

C)

211

783

117

561

-28

62

352

174

-663

-850

187

-102

106

-26

-12

-72

-39

-26

7

42

-41

-93

50

125

81

44

1,273

233

102

294

3

-215

50

134

19

71

12

9

33

24

-47

50

18

536

-41

-40

(

106

415

95

1,075

265

13

4

9

235

234

0

C)

17

707

92

8

21

63

201

63

12

8

35

10

2

8

25

145

2

9

124

10

39

2

15

6

17

61

46

16

133

-2,339

-179

-48

-30

-18

2

2

-1

(•)

-124

-8

-907

-124

3

-39

-88

-4

-23

13

10

-6

2

-71

29

-7

36

-101

35

-5

()

73

-33

-105

2

-2

-22

-83

-589

-593

4

-48D

14

-3

-13

-5

5

5

16

(•)

17

12

6

-516

-183

-75

-108

C)

0

C)

-32

-1

2

3

-1

(*)

1

(

D)

(*)

-13

(

D)

-540

-6

1

1

1

-5

-452

-79

2,110

601

34

()

481

476

1,079

75

10

()

269

204

32

18

(

118

76

28

47

43

187

()

117

(

D)

55

3

32

5

14

253

()

121

(

D)

8

1

3

1

3

3

4

2

105

(

D)

1

1

1

47

4,450

780

82

(

479

473

1,986

199

8

()

274

228

20

8

()

190

46

35

11

143

152

()

159

1

33

28

97

842

()

170

(

D)

3

266

117

149

0

0

C)

54

2

6

(*)

2

3

1

(

D)

3

18

(

D)

644

(

D)

0

0

0

499

22,062

9,481

841

93

747

8,214

8,212

1

1

414

12

7,639

838

75

282

482

2,548

932

1,045

352

113

106

496

281

69

213

215

1,365

7

212

979

166

723

79

234

87

323

618

430

188

1,050

(

D)

64

(

D)

181

100

118

11

20

82

320

44

215

190

26

2,749

1,064

38

474

C)D)

374

2

70

35

2

10

21

(

D)

218

0

(

D)

540

29

16

(

143

228

123

28,217

8,561

1,252

146

1,106

6,329

6,318

1

10

906

73

12,732

1,388

222

379

788

4,210

1,726

1,527

632

145

181

562

81

22

59

481

3,342

-72

414

2,607

392

1,430

70

323

476

561

-196

-673

477

1,996

256

78

45

146

139

267

24

28

126

772

115

290

70

3,525

1,314

157

741

2

528

22

163

60

12

9

21

60

72

159

50

62

1,198

-18

-31

251

686

310

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[Millions of dollars]

Net receipts

(1)

3,567

3,288

442

2,263

1,986

150

34

437

456

2

39

212

1

163

491

277

34

17

22

16

63

64

59

(*)

3

370

213

130

28

55

279

164

50

21

9

5

1

3

1

7

2

96

86

5

5

18

1

9

(*)

1

3

0

2

6

2

1

C)

1

4

0

(*)

4

14

4

7

(*)

2

96

15

4

5

6

10

24

13

10

8

(*)

(*)

24

Receipts from

affiliates

(2)

3,629

3,346

448

2,309

2,007

151

34

439

460

2

39

213

1

163

504

302

34

17

22

16

63

64

84

(*)

3

376

213

131

28

55

283

167

51

22

9

5

1

3

1

7

2

98

87

6

5

18

1

10

(•)

1

3

0

2

6

2

1

(•)

1

4

0

C)

4

14

4

7

C)

2

96

15

4

5

6

10

24

13

10

8

(*)

(*)

24

Payments to

affiliates

(3)

62

58

6

46

21

1

(*)

2

4

0

0

1

0

(*)

13

25

0

0

0

0

(•)

(*)

25

0

0

6

C)

(•)

0

0

3

3

1

(•)

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

1

1

0

(*)

(•)

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

(•)

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

.n.UUC'llUCi TT1

On receipts

(4)

264

200

61

60

44

C)

0

20

2

(*)

1

19

0

(*)

2

16

C)

0

0

2

12

(*)

(*)

C)

C)

34

45

32

7

6

65

41

14

4

2

4

(•)

1

1

1

1

27

25

1

1

1

0

0

C)

(*)

(*)

0

(•)

1

(*)

(•)

0

(•)

1

0

(•)

(•)

1

1

(•)

0

(•)

21

(*)

2

1

1

4

8

1

1

2

0

0

4

On payments

(5)

1

1

C)

C)

(•)

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

(•)

(•)

(•)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India „.

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

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[Millions of dollars]

Net receipts

Receipts from

affiliates

Payments to

affiliates

Addenda— Withholding taxes

On receipts On payments

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas..

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

3,567

30

4

1

2

22

4

2,791

111

30

(

625

224

145

147

15

95

62

10

6

4

51

1,284

9

()

187

15

46

68

59

53

43

11

469

(

D

)

39

3

50

22

45

24

15

18

184

(

D

)

609

499

109

(*)

-10

(

D

)

3

1

3,629

30

4

1

2

22

4

2,820

112

30

D

()

629

224

146

148

15

96

63

10

6

4

52

1,292

9

()

192

15

50

68

59

61

50

11

473

(

D

)

39

3

50

22

45

24

15

18

184

(

D

)

619

509

110

10

9

1

(*)

()

0

0

C)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

264

199

14

3

49

43

6

0

(•)

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(•)

(*)

0

0

0

()

0

0

(*)

0

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Banking

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

Services

Other

industries

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

SubjSaharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

3,567

3,288

442

2,263

1,986

150

34

437

456

2

39

212

1

163

491

277

34

17

22

16

63

64

59

(*)

3

370

213

130

28

55

279

164

50

21

9

5

1

3

1

7

2

96

86

5

5

18

1

9

C)

1

3

0

2

2

1

(*)

1

4

0

(*)

4

14

4

7

C)

2

96

15

4

5

6

10

24

13

10

8

(*)

(*)

24

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

1

2,791

2,584

350

1,831

1,687

89

378

410

1

199

1

147

422

144

5

11

62

54

8

(*)

1

302

102

72

3

26

207

120

39

19

8

1

1

2

1

7

1

78

74

2

3

2

0

0

(*)

C)

(*)

0

2

6

1

1

0

1

4

0

(*)

4

10

3

7

0

1

72

9

4

4

5

10

20

8

7

5

(*)

111

92

625

555

387'

365

38

2

72

65

1

9

24

C)

55

98

22

C)

1,284

1,270

960

873

0

179

86

(*)

0

0

157

22

98

81

6

1

9

8

(*)

1

18

0

8

29

17

3

C)

0

4

8

1

(*)

0

0

31

22

469

423

82

290

276

(*)

609

569

59

385

241

56

45

35

(*)

10

0

13

49

144

28

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

-10

-10

5

-15

(*)

C)

1

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

98

78

15

49

42

5

12

7

1

(*)

4

0

1

13

7

(*)

(•)

1

1

0

0

20

18

3

1

(*)

1

0

0

0

(*)

4

2

(*)

1

11

H

9

(*)

0

(*)

C)

0

0

0

(•)

2

1

(*)

0

(*)

(*) (*) 10 (•)

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countrie

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other .'

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

3,567

30

4

1

2

22

4

2,791

111

30

()

625

224

145

147

15

95

62

10

6

4

51

1,284

()

187

15

46

68

59

53

43

11

469

(

D)

39

3

50

22

45

24

15

18

184

(

D)

609

499

109

3,288

21

1

1

(*)

19

1

(

1

0

2,584

92

26

()

555

198

137

120

14

88

57

8

6

2

48

1,270

()

157

11

40

63

42

31

27

4

423

(

D)

35

3

41

20

36

21

13

11

179

(

D)

569

466

lt)3

442

350

(

D)

4

1

(

D)

81

31

15

17

5

14

10

2,263

2

(*)

C)

C)

(•)

1

(*)

0

1,831

44

15

(

387

141

105

77

7

56

41

3

2

1

37

960

9

290

(

D)

25

2

17

13

18

15

9

144

385

317

69

0

-15

1

49

3

26

5

1,986

2

O

C)

1

C)

H

1

(*)

0

1,687

42

13

(

365

130

102

72

7

54

39

2

2

C)

37

873

39

()

81

6

(

D)

32

(

D)

11

7

3

276

(

D)

25

2

16

11

14

15

9

141

(

D)

241

197

45

277

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

144

3

2

1

C)

22

11

3

5

0

2

2

2

(*)

1

(•)

86

(*)

(

3

0

144

120

24

370

1

0

0

0

1

0

()

0

302

213

102

6

4

(*)

2

38

12

11

11

(*)

4

5

2

1

1

3

7

C)

0

2

3

3

C)

0

1

3

207

20

4

(*)

164

7

1

0

1

3

3

(•)

0

1

120

17

3

()

38

12

3

19

(*)

4

3

2

C)

2

1

4

0

1

(*)

3

12

2

2

(*)

9

14

14

(•)

31

6

1

0

7

1

6

1

1

1

5

2

17

15

2

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

0

(*)

18

()

0

2

(*)

(*)

0

C)

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

C)

(*)

0

0

0

0

(•)

2

0

1

2

0

0

0

0

7

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

1

0

5

0

0

(*)

96

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

C)

Q

1

C)

(*)

C)

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

3,629

3,346

448

2,309

2,007

151

34

439

460

2

39

213

1

163

504

302

34

17

22

16

63

64

84

C)

3

376

213

131

28

55

283

167

51

22

9

5

1

3

1

7

2

98

87

6

5

18

1

10

C)

1

3

0

2

6

2

1

(*)

1

4

0

(*)

4

14

4

7

C)

2

96

15

4

5

6

10

24

13

10

8

(*)

(*)

24

Petroleum

30

21

(

D

)

2

2

(*)

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

(*)

1

(•)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

9

7

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

3

1

2

(*)

4

0

0

0

1

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

1

(*)

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

1

Manufacturing

Total

2,820

2,611

355

1,850

1,704

90

(

D

)

378

413

1

(

D

)

200

1

147

434

147

5

(

D

)

(

D

)

11

62

54

11

(*)

1

304

102

72

3

26

209

121

40

19

8

1

1

2

1

7

1

79

75

2

3

2

0

0

(*)

C)

(*)

0

2

6

1

1

0

1

4

0

C)

4

10

3

7

0

1

72

9

4

4

5

10

20

8

7

5

C)

21

Food

and

kindred

products

112

92

(

D

)

44

42

2

1

4

8

(•)

8

1

0

1

16

3

1

0

0

(*)

2

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

6

6

(*)

(•)

20

17

6

4

0

0

0

(*)

0

1

(•)

10

9

1

(*)

1

0

0

(•)

(•)

(*)

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(•)

(*)

(•)

0

0

0

(*)

3

0

0

0

0

1

(•)

1

(•)

(*)

(•)

1

Chemicals and

allied

products

629

559

81

389

367

39

2

72

65

1

9

24

C)

55

99

22

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

(

D

)

(

D

)

3

0

(*)

51

38

30

1

7

70

38

11

7

2

(*)

(*)

(•)

1

(*)

C)

27

25

1

1

1

0

0

0

C)

(*)

0

1

3

1

1

0

0

2

0

C)

2

1

C)

O

0

1

28

3

2

3

2

5

(*)

7

3

3

(•)

4

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

63

57

10

41

40

(•)

(*)

7

12

(*)

0

2

C)

2

16

2

0

0

(*)

0

1

(*)

0

0

0

2

5

2

0

2

5

4

1

1

(*)

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

3

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

2

0

(•)

C)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

Machinery,

except

electrical

1,292

1,277

(

D

)

967

880

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

5

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

186

86

(*)

0

0

3

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

7

5

0

2

14

4

1

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

4

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

(*)

0

0

10

(•)

1

0

1

0

8

0

0

0

0

(*)

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

192

161

22

102

85

6

1

9

8

C)

1

19

0

8

31

17

3

(*)

0

4

8

1

(*)

0

0

31

6

4

(')

2

31

13

3

1

2

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

(•)

10

9

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

(*)

(•)

0

0

H0

0

(•)

2

2

0

0

0

15

1

1

1

2

2

4

C)

3

(*)

0

1

Transportation

equipment

61

39

12

14

14

0

0

9

(*)

0

C)

(*)

0

(*)

5

C)

0

0

0

(*)

C)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(•)

1

22

14

7

4

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

4

0

7

7

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

(•)

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

8

0

(•)

0

0

(*)

7

0

1

0

0

4

Other

manufacturing

473

427

82

293

276

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(•)

(

D

)

80

17

(*)

(*)

(

D

)

2

3

(

D

)

8

C)

C)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

2

11

46

31

12

3

4

(*)

1

2

(*)

2

C)

19

18

(*)

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

2

C)

0

0

(•)

2

0

(*)

1

7

C)

7

0

0

7

2

(*)

(*)

(*)

2

C)

(*)

(*)

1

0

10

Wholesale

trade

619

578

59

390

245

56

(

D

)

47

36

(•)

(

D

)

10

0

13

49

146

28

(

D

)

(

D

)

5

1

9

67

0

1

52

77

41

8

28

41

18

7

1

1

3

1

(•)

0

(*)

1

11

8

2

1

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

C)

(*)

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

(•)

(•)

(•)

22

5

0

(*)

1

1

4

5

3

3

0

1

Banking

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

11

10

5

6

(

D

)

0

C)

1

0

0

(*)

0

0

(•)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(*)

0

(•)

0

(•)

0

1

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

(•)

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

Services

99

78

15

49

42

5

(*)

12

7

1

C)

4

0

1

13

7

(*)

(

D

)

C)

(*)

1

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

20

18

3

1

C)

1

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

4

2

C)

1

11

(*)

10

C)

(•)

C)

0

(•)

(•)

(*)

0

(•)

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

2

1

(*)

0

(•)

1

(•)

0

0

0

(•)

(•)

0

0

(*)

(*)

(•)

Other

industries

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

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[Millions of dollars]

Net receipts

Receipts from

affiliates

Payments to

affiliates

Addenda— Withholding taxes

On receipts On payments

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas.

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other .7.

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

3,567

125

11

(

724

292

176

214

D

()

62

39

17

22

23

1,587

5

()

46

249

7

158

31

53

57

26

31

494

29

46

6

13

12

257

(

D

)

45

D

3,629

70

6

(*)

6

59

55

0

4

3

2

3,356

(

D

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()

727

292

178

214

()

70

39

17

22

31

1,593

6

()

47

257

7

164

32

54

64

33

31

()

34

2

34

29

46

6

13

12

257

(

D

)

45

D

(*)

0

(•)

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

242

16

3

()

6

4

1

2

2

104

C)

()

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

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[Millions of dollars]

Net

receipts

©Receipts from affiliates

Total

Service

charges

 1

Charges

for use of

tangible

property

Film and

television

tape

rentals

Payments to affiliates

Total

9

f

which—

service

charges

 1

Addenda

Withholding taxe!

On

receipts

On

payments

Payments for

transporting

merchandise

Between

U.S. and

foreign

ports2

Between

foreign

ports3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

1,708

1,252

661

392

464

-82

3

-171

55

5

70

38

12

228

305

-72

(

D

)

2

53

3

22

12

-132

2

(

D

)

19

181

129

31

21

541

-27

72

18

22

6

2

4

1

1

18

70

49

20

1

-169

54

-262

7

(*)

8

22

3

121

48

39

4

5

73

2

10

61

147

8

82

19

39

301

83

2

107

9

24

25

10

13

23

6

-85

240

4,449

3,196

804

2,028

1,827

77

(°) 189

293

(

D

)

70

79

12

290

783

202

6

2

53

3

25

20

90

2

(*)

161

203

145

31

27

1,069

394

120

22

43

7

7

4

1

18

18

125

90

(

D

)

(

D

)

149

(

D

)

25

7

15

8

23

129

48

39

4

5

81

2

18

61

155

12

84

19

41

390

107

2

107

(

D

)

25

72

10

(

D

)

23

6

183

269

3,968

2,870

746

1,816

1,617

76

(

D

145

270

(

D

68

70

12

200

743

198

6

2

52

3

25

20

88

2

(*)

148

160

104

31

25

1,005

369

107

22

30

7

7

4

1

18

18

114

79

(f>

(

D

148

25

7

15

7

23

(D)

(°;(

D

i

4

5

(

D

)

2

(

D

J

61

152

12

83

18

39

(D)

107

2

103

18

25

68

10

(D)

23

6

93

256

191

58

290

269

(

D

)

179

177

0

0

43

(

D

)

0

0

9

0

(

D

)

29

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

11

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

2

21

21

13

0

13

0

0

0

0

0

0

8

8

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2,740

1,944

143

1,637

1,363

159

(

D

)

360

238

(

D

)

(*)

41

(*)

62

478

274

(

D

)

(*)

C)

0

3

7

222

0

(

D

)

143

22

15

(*)

7

528

422

48

4

20

(*)

6

C)

(*)

17

0

56

41

(

D

)

(

D

)

318

(

D

)

287

0

15

0

2

(

D

)

9

C)

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0

(•)

9

0

9

(*)

8

4

2

(*)

2

89

25

(•)

(*)

(

D

)

1

47

(*)

(

D

)

0

0

268

29

2,725

1,930

141

1,624

1,361

159

(

D

)

359

238

(

D

)

H

41

(*)

62

478

263

(

D

)

C)

(*)

0

3

7

210

0

(

D

)

143

22

15

(*)

7

527

422

48

4

20

(*)

6

(•)

(*)

17

0

56

41

(

D

)

(

D

)

318

(

D

)

287

0

14

0

2

(

D

)

9

C)

(*)

0

(*)

9

0

9

(*)

8

4

2

(•)

2

88

25

C)

(*)

(

0

)

1

46

C)

(

D

)

0

0

268

29

571

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

571

0

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1,561

86

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D)

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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126

0

0

0

0

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0

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0

1,349

0

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[Millions of dollars]

Net

receipts

©Receipts from affiliates

Total

Service

charges *

Charges

for use of

tangible

property

Film and

television

tape

rentals

Payments to affiliates

Total

Of

which—

service

chargesl

Addenda

Withholding taxes

On

receipts

On

payments

Payments for

transporting

merchandise

Between

U.S. and

foreign

ports2

Between

foreign

ports3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods...

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

1,708 4,449 3,968

571

547

358

190

72

29

42

1

5

-53

1,032

128

37

40

50

255

130

73

35

10

7

77

29

4

25

48

-197

1

52

(°)

200

-1

111

62

28

282

269

14

288

(

D)

12

7

29

7

52

14

6

26

119

188

122

66

560

-284

-127

-177

-1

22

-291

24

-662

7

-547

2

59

-183

267

39

23

17

-68

(*)

21

14

6

41

-163

33

833

585

359

226

176

(

D)

(

D)

1

34

37

1,587

130

37

40

52

307

151

74

35

10

37

80

29

4

25

51

(

D)

5

63

69

212

3

113

63

33

292

271

21

(

D)

(

D)

12

7

29

8

52

15

8

26

P)

421

282

138

567

248

130

83

2

33

604

25

161

8

27

2

92

31

290

69

23

36

190

6

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15

6

52

77

33

700

455

356

99

174

(

D

(

D

1

34

37

1,554

130

37

40

52

302

150

73

35

10

34

74

24

(

D,

(

D;

50

(

D

5

63

69

211

3

113

63

32

288

270

18

(D]

C)

12

7

28

7

51

12

(

D)

26

419

282

138

566

247

130

83

2

32

309

23

159

8

27

2

90

31

1

68

23

36

173

6

20

14

6

52

61

33

191

133

131

128

2

2

0

(•)

0

0

33

C)

0

0

(*)

6

H

1

1

C)

4

6

5

290

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

290

0

0

0

0

0

0

290

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2,740

261

38

1

37

105

D

()

C)

28

90

555

2

(*)

(*)

2

52

20

1

(*)

C)

30

3

0

0

0

3

(*)

233

160

72

531

257

260

896

1

823

1

574

1

33

214

23

30

0

19

257

6

C)

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(*)

11

240

1

2,725

260

37

1

36

104

D

()

(*)

28

90

554

2

C)

(*)

2

52

20

1

(*)

C)

30

3

0

0

0

3

(*)

233

160

72

531

257

260

3

11

884

1

822

1

574

(*)

33

214

(

D

)

30

0

256

6

(*)

(*)

238

1

4

1

1

6

C)

1

3

2

1

1

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9

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(*)

2

(*)

4

1

n

I

o

(*)

2

1

O

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(*)

571

505

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

505

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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Table LV 9.—Other Direct Investment Services (Net Receipts), Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

1,708

1,252

661

392

464

-82

3

-171

55

5

70

38

12

228

305

-72

(

D

)

2

53

3

22

12

-132

2

(

D

)

19

181

129

31

21

541

-27

72

18

22

6

2

4

1

1

18

70

49

20

1

-169

54

-262

7

(*)

8

22

3

121

48

39

4

5

73

2

10

61

147

8

82

19

39

301

83

2

107

9

24

25

10

13

23

6

-85

240

Petroleum

571

277

96

146

93

2

-3

-4

-6

3

3

6

(*)

22

70

52

(*)

0

50

1

2

C)

-2

(*)

0

1

34

(

D

)

(

D

)

4

224

13

10

1

2

(

D

)

1

3

(*)

1

(

D

)

4

2

1

1

(*)

-7

1

0

1

5

0

-1

101

40

31

4

4

61

(*)

9

52

26

0

6

11

9

84

1

C)

89

5

4

-28

(*)

(*)

12

1

69

128

Manufacturing

Total

1,032

844

362

460

433

21

3

-45

15

3

63

6

11

113

244

27

1

1

2

1

9

7

5

(*)

0

-48

70

57

3

10

188

82

24

10

-7

(

D

)

2

1

C)

3

(

D

)

50

45

1

4

8

C)

0

6

0

1

(*)

1

1

(*)

0

0

(*)

(•)

0

(•)

(*)

22

1

20

0

(*)

83

40

C)

4

4

7

16

3

6

3

2

28

Food

and

kindred

products

128

115

11

95

89

6

1

9

16

0

18

3

0

4

32

6

C)

0

0

(•)

3

(*)

3

0

0

1

8

7

C)

C)

13

8

2

(•)

1

(*)

0

(*)

(*)

(•)

1

6

6

C)

C)

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

(•)

(•)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

(•)

0

(•)

0

0

5

(•)

0

(•)

(*)

4

0

0

(•)

(*)

(*)

(*)

Chemicals and

allied

products

255

224

24

165

151

6

0

28

21

2

7

12

5

31

40

14

(*)

C)

(*)

(*)

6

6

1

C)

0

4

31

26

1

4

31

24

-2

(*)

-2

(*)

(•)

(*)

(*)

-1

(*)

19

18

C)

1

7

C)

0

6

0

1

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

(•)

(•)

0

0

0

7

(*)

(*)

2

1

1

(*)

C)

(•)

1

1

i

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

77

57

19

30

30

1

0

1

12

0

(•)

(*)

(•)

1

14

C)

0

0

C)

0

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C)

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0

0

7

1

1

0

(*)

19

17

(

D

)

C)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(*)

0

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(•)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(•)

1

0

1

0

(•)

1

(•)

0

0

(•)

(•)

1

0

0

0

0

1

Machinery,

except

electrical

-197

-231

5

-228

-224

2

C)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

32

(

D

)

1

-1

3

-4

(*)

0

0

0

-2

-2

(*)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(*)

34

8

2

7

-5

0

0

0

0

1

0

6

6

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

e

0

(

D

)

(•)

(

D

)

0

(•)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

1

0

0

(

D

)

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

200

157

39

115

112

1

1

3

(

D

)

(*)

(*)

(•)

(•)

(

D

)

(

D

)

3

0

1

0

1

C)

2

C)

0

0

(•)

2

2

0

(•)

43

C)

-2

-1

-1

0

0

C)

0

(•)

0

1

1

0

(•)

1

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

(•)

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(•)

(•)

1

1

0

0

0

42

(

D

)

(*)

(*)

2

(*)

(

D

)

3

3

1

0

1

Transportation

equipment

282

271

217

46

45

0

(*)

3

(

D

)

0

C)

(*)

0

(•)

(

D

)

1

0

0

0

0

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(•)

0

0

0

(*)

8

5

1

2

12

8

2

2

0

0

0

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0

0

0

6

6

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

4

0

0

0

0

(•)

3

0

1

0

0

(*)

Other

manufacturing

288

252

47

237

231

6

1

(

D

)

10

1

5

(

D

)

4

(

D

)

130

6

C)

C)

2

(*)

2

1

C)

(*)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

4

36

17

(

D

)

2

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

(*)

0

3

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

2

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

(•)

(•)

(•)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

<•)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

2

1

1

0

0

(*)

1

0

(

D

)

Wholesale

trade

188

126

39

41

43

-11

-1

(

D

)

20

(

D

)

(*)

6

(*)

8

11

-2

-6

1

1

(•)

(')

3

-2

1

C)

20

25

(

D

)

(

D

)

3

62

15

3

(•)

(

D

)

C)

3

0

(*)

(

D

)

C)

-1

-1

3

-3

14

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

1

0

C>

0

1

(•)

(•)

(•)

0

(•)

0

-1

2

18

(

D

)

9

1

(

D

)

29

20

0

2

4

(*)

2

(*)

-3

2

1

14

Banking

560

270

5

226

204

12

3

24

28

6

3

10

(•)

8

109

23

3

(*)

0

0

8

0

11

(•)

0

38

1

1

0

C)

290

139

27

7

(

D

)

4

(*)

(*)

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

23

1

22

1

88

56

(•)

(*)

7

(*)

21

4

12

6

6

0

(*)

6

2

1

3

26

(*)

2

4

21

114

32

1

7

5

13

33

7

10

4

2

14

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

-284

-21

66

-85

-71

-3

(*)

-4

-11

0

1

(•)

0

-4

-50

-14

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

-15

0

0

-3

(•)

-1

2

0

-263

-261

1

(•)

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

(

D

)

4

-9

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

C)

-9

C)

(*)

-2

(*)

(*)

C)

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

(•)

(•)

(•)

0

0

(•)

-2

-1

0

C)

C)

(•)

-1

C)

C)

C)

0

(*)

Services

-291

-290

53

-396

-237

-102

1

-150

17

(•)

(*)

10

0

85

-98

-160

(

D

)

(*)

C)

1

1

2

-129

0

(

D

)

8

46

43

(*)

3

-2

-32

9

0

13

0

0

(•)

0

-4

0

-21

-22

1

0

-20

2

-22

(*)

(•)

C)

0

C)

3

1

1

0

0

2

C)

2

C)

50

(

D

)

42

3

(

D

)

-22

-9

(*)

1

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

(*)

0

0

(*)

49

Other

industries

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria ,

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egyi*

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods ,

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film.

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

' Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

1,708

571

547

358

190

72

29

42

1

5

-53

1,032

128

37

40

50

255

130

73

35

10

7

77

29

4

25

48

-197

1

52

()

200

-1

111

62

28

282

269

14

288

(

D)

12

7

29

7

52

14

6

26

119

(

D)

188

122

560

-284

-127

-177

-1

22

-291

24

-662

7

-547

2

59

-183

267

39

23

17

-68

(*)

21

14

-163

33

1,252

277

208

174

34

844

115

36

36

43

224

117

64

27

7

8

57

()

-231

1

37

()

157

2

103

24

28

271

260

11

252

(

D)

11

7

27

7

42

8

119

126

69

56

270

-21

-76

36

C)

19

-290

16

-590

7

-516

C)

56

-137

247

26

661

96

66

60

6

29

28

1

1

1

(*)

362

11

()

217

204

13

47

0

5

6

10

4

7

5

392

146

135

110

25

460

95

32

33

31

165

92

47

14

2

11

30

9

1

8

21

-228

C)

28

115

1

()

46

48

-2

237

(

D)

5

C)

12

2

29

164

41

2

39

226

-85

-99

-3

-1

18

-396

10

-590

-502

C)

45

-139

157

25

5

-3

-1

2

(*)

0

(*)

-21

464

93

83

60

23

433

89

29

33

27

151

86

45

11

2

8

30

9

1

8

21

-224

C)

25

()

112

1

()

45

47

-2

231

(

D)

5

(*)

10

2

28

3

C)

163

(

D)

43

8

34

204

-71

-90

-3

-1

23

-237

10

-435

5

-344

C)

42

-137

(

D)

25

2

-20

-72

52

51

-14

-9

(*)

0

-5

-160

(*)

-155

1

-157

0

3

-2

(

D)

(*)

3

181

(*)

-2

3

0

0

46

(

D)

1

C)

541

224

243

184

59

(

D)

5

(

D)

(*)D )

188

13

1

4

7

31

14

9

8

3

-1

19

(

D)

(*)

(

C)

(

D)

62

53

10

290

-263

-51

-213

-2

-72

(*)

-31

2

3

-46

21

13

-261

-48

-214

-2

2

-32

5

-56

0

-22

1

3

-38

21

1

0

-3

16

-5

4

4

121

101

98

70

28

0

0

0

0

2

(*)

1

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

(•)

0

0

(*)

0

0

147

26

24

10

14

0

0

0

0

2

0

22

C)

0

0

(*)

O

0

0

301

84

108

95

13

(*)D

42

0

5

36

1

4

1

3

(

D)

0

(*)

W

(•)

(*)

4

0

(*)

1

0

(

D)

29

22

7

114

-2

-3

1

0

1

-22

2

-22

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Banking

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other....:

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

4,449

3,196

804

2,028

1,827

77

(

D)

189

293

(

D)

70

79

12

290

783

202

6

2

53

3

25

20

90

2

(*)

161

203

145

31

27

1,069

394

120

22

43

7

7

4

1

18

18

125

90

(

149

(

D)

25

7

15

23

(

D)

129

48

39

4

5

81

2

18

61

155

12

84

19

41

390

107

2

107

(

D)

25

72

10

(

D)

23

6

183

269

393

100

244

190

5

()

4

289

30

12

2

2

(

D)

2

3

(*)

2

(

D)

4

2

1

1

14

(

D)

1

0

3

5

()

1

(*)

89

5

4

(

D)

0

(*)

12

1

150

136

1,587

1,368

859

821

41

3

3

63

(

D)

11

121

301

38

1

2

2

1

12

14

5

C)

0

()

3

10

219

111

48

12

12

(

D)

2

1

(*)

5

(

D)

55

50

1

4

8

(*)

0

6

0

1

(*)

1

1

(*)

0

0

(*)

(•)

0

(*)

(•)

22

1

20

0

(*)

85

40

130

117

12

96

89

6

1

9

16

0

18

3

0

4

33

6

C)

0

0

(*)

3

(*)

3

0

0

307

266

197

182

(

D)

0

28

22

2

7

(

D)

5

32

54

15

C)

C)

(*)

(*)

6

6

1

C)

0

80

117

111

6

C)

7

15

0

32

7

1

212

163

39

121

117

1

1

3

(

D)

(*)

C)

(*)

C)

(

D)

12

4

0

1

0

1

(*)

2

(•)

0

0

292

279

218

54

53

0

(*)

7

(

D)

0

(*)

C)

0

1

(

D)

1

0

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

0

0

0

48

243

237

(

D)

1

(

D)

11

1

5

421

337

70

194

142

13

(

D)

17

24

(

D)

(*)

6

(•)

11

67

53

567

275

2 32

209

12

3

24

28

6

3

10

(*)

8

114

23

3

(•)

0

0

8

0

11

292

139

27

7

(

D)

4

C)

(*)

23

1

22

1

88

56

C)

(*)

7

(*)

21

4

12

6

6

0

C)

6

2

1

3

27

C)

2

4

21

114

32

1

7

5

13

33

7

10

4

2

248

215

92

114

103

1

(*)

2

4

0

1

C)

0

1

94

11

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

11

0

0

604

505

75

357

337

6

1

(

D)

36

(*)

(

0

97

109

21

(*)

(*)

C)

1

1

2

16

0

(*)

23

50

47

(*)

3

99

32

(

D)

0

13

0

0

C)

0

(

D)

0

10

10

1

0

(*)

(*)

(*)

3

1

1

0

0

2

(*)

2

C)

()

44

3

(

D)

7

5

(*)

1

0

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

0

30 17 C)

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

PetroleManufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Banking

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance, and

real

estate

Servic

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands,

Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan...

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

2,740

1,944

143

1,637

1,363

159

(•)

41

C)

62

478

274

C)

C)

0

3

7

222

0

143

22

15

(*)

7

528

422

48

4

20

6

n

17

o

56

(41

318

(

D)

287

0

15

0

9

(*)

(*)

0

C)

9

0

9

C)

8

4

2

C)

2

89

25

C)

(*)

1

47

(•)

0

0

268

29

261

116

4

98

96

3

D

555

524

0

0

0

0

(*)

345

336

4

0

()

0

0

(•)

211

31

153

99

24

531

236

26

199

174

15

0

0

(*)

0

5

144

25

C)

0

0

0

0

(*)

25

0

0

5

5

0

0

296

896

795

22

753

573

109

0

19

0

0

0

12

207

180

0

0

0

0

0

146

0

15

4

4

0

C)

101

65

0

C)

0

0

0

0

0

32

32

0

0

(•) (*)

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

AmerOther

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

Interna

tional

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

3,968

700

455

356

99

174

(

1

34

37

1,554

130

37

40

52

302

150

73

35

10

34

74

24

50

(

D)

5

63

69

(

D)

211

3

113

63

32

288

270

18

(

D)

n

12

7

28

7

51

12

26

419

282

138

247

130

83

2

32

309

23

159

2

90

31

1

68

23

36

173

6

20

14

6

52

61

33

2,870

378

204

172

31

160

(

1

14

1

1,339

117

36

36

44

261

131

65

27

7

31

54

()

152

5

45

54

48

163

3

106

25

29

275

261

15

317

0

11

7

26

7

42

335

216

120

214

117

67

1

30

231

15

142

93

63

59

4

29

28

1

1

1

(*)

390

12

3

1

9

31

5

9

8

5

4

19

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(*)

(

D)

27

1

5

(*)

21

39

1

10

7

21

214

203

10

47

0

5

6

9

4

7

5

1

4

3

2

70

55

15

1,816

236

133

108

25

C)

(

D)

C)

840

96

32

33

31

196

107

47

13

2

27

27

4

1

3

23

116

4

33

54

26

121

2

(

D)

18

(

D)

54

49

4

231

0

5

(*)

12

2

29

3

2

166

2

194

103

91

232

114

65

19

(*)

29

112

6

26

(*)

66

13

(*)

43

5

5

26

2

(*)

0

(*)

13

3

7

1,617

182

82

59

23

(*)

803

89

29

33

27

181

100

45

10

2

24

27

4

1

3

23

111

4

29

54

25

117

2

()

53

49

4

225

0

5

(*)

10

2

27

3

2

165

2

141

77

65

209

103

48

(*)

13

1

C)

0

5

7

(*)

0

3

1

3

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

2

1,005

254

219

184

35

15

5

9

(*)

19

1

216

13

1

4

8

41

19

(•)

84

66

18

292

32

14

16

(*)

3

108

139

28

10

15

(*)

2

11

5

4

0

0

12

(*)

27

378

116

101

38

28

10

114

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countrie

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods ,

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

2,725

260

37

1

36

104

D

()

28

90

554

2

C)

(*)

2

52

20

1

C)

(*)

30

3

0

0

0

3

(*)

233

160

72

531

257

260

3

11

884

1

822

1

574

(*)

33

214

(

D

)

30

0

256

6

(*)

C)

(*)

11

238

1

115

7

523

2

(*)

C)

2

42

14

1

(•)

0

27

2

0

0

0

2

D

211

147

64

236

193

31

1

11

783

1

733

1

543

()

33

157

141

4

4

0

4

C)

C)

0

0

0

0

36

1

0

0

1

1,624

98

4

3

0

398

1

(•)

C)

31

D

()

1

0

0

0

1

345

0

2

(•)

153

101

52

199

165

22

1

11

742

0

704

C)

528

0

24

152

(

D

)

19

0

1,361

96

4

(*)

3

387

1

C)

C)

31

(

D

)

1

(*)

0

(

D

)

1

0

0

0

1

336

(

22

1

(

D

)

573

0

535

(*)

370

0

22

142

(

D

)

18

0

263

2

C)

C)

0

0

0

0

0

25

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

169

0

169

0

158

0

2

10

0

(*)

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

143

()

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

22

16

5

(*)

6

0

0

0

15

0

15

0

15

0

0

(•)

0

C)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

1

(•)

527

64

64

229

2

C)

101

0

89

0

31

C)

C)

58

0

1

0

11

12

5

(*)

C)

(*)

2

5

(*)

422

16

2

1

1

0

(*)

11

6

5

(*)

289

C)

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

()

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

0

(•)

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

7

0

4

0

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[Millions of dollars]

Net

receipts

©Receipts from affiliates

Total

Service

charges

 1

Charges

for use of

tangible

property

Film and

television

tape

rentals

Payments to affiliates

Total

Of

which—

service

charges

 l

Addenda

Withholding taxes

On

receipts

On

payments

Payments for

transporting

merchandise

Between

U.S. and

foreign

ports

 2

Between

foreign

ports

 3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

1,708

426

127

2

125

251

282

47

(*)

480

159

9

212

61

142

17

-6

-2

181

86

4

82

95

-576

6

4

-641

55

135

4

91

12

28

242

232

10

128

-1

-2

9

13

33

5

24

116

1

37

59

-22

563

36

-81

111

4

(*)

255

2

-5

3

1

13

-25

147

83

5

24

-89

4,449

908

141

3

138

685

682

1

2

81

2

2,099

211

10

379

158

159

44

7

10

219

99

120

310

6

179

264

4

119

319

267

52

397

33

3

82

61

21

570

(*)

4

2

350

2

51

3

133

4

3,968

795

()

673

670

1

2

1,953

150

10

(

375

158

156

43

7

10

188

94

(

94

307

6

178

(

D)

235

4

89

()

316

266

50

383

3

(

D)

7

34

5

7

31

(

D)

3

81

61

21

569

()

276

(*)

4

2

142

2

50

3

65

191

113

2

(*)

(*)

(*)

(*)

(*)

2,740

482

14

1

13

434

400

34

1

1,618

53

2

3

48

167

98

16

27

14

12

37

13

25

886

(*)

820

130

(*)

27

77

35

42

268

222

2,725

481

13

(*)

13

433

400

(

34

1

1,617

53

2

3

48

167

98

16

27

14

12

37

13

25

886

(*)

()

820

(

D)

130

(*)

27

77

35

42

268

271

220

47

9

1

7

1

1

(*)

3

2

C)

2

1

4

0

3

1

(*)

5

(*)

2

(*)

2

3

1

2

7

C)

(*)

0

1

(*)

4

(*)

C)

1

1

(*)

(*)

{*)

(*)

(*)

)

0

(*)

(•)

0

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

571

495

0

0

0

495

495

0

0

0

0

76

0

0

0

0

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Table II.A 1.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Assets, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Current assets

Total

Cash

items

Current receivables

Total

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

receivable

Other

Inventories Other

 l

Noncurrent assets

Total

Net

property,

plant, and

equipment

Equity

investment in

other

foreign

affiliates

Other

noncurrent

investments

 x

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All countries...

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South AfricaAustralia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries.

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, CaribbeanOther

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific..

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC..

751,486

511,086

109,688

307,952

253,242

13,038

2,455

33,321

47,698

1,682

4,665

15,198

1,587

27,040

106,557

54,710

4,873

599

10,168

954

10,638

4,229

21,625

492

1,132

50,321

43,125

32,877

2,239

8,009

223,155

148,681

48,335

5,095

23,537

1,249

4,242

843

2,985

9,322

1,063

24,938

17,078

5,543

2,317

75,408

3,916

26,326

1,199

37,990

2,302

2,123

1,553

15,689

5,170

2,274

2,267

629

10,518

1,133

3,664

5,721

20,852

3,331

11,198

3,400

2,923

37,934

7,287

2,719

6,990

3,333

3,566

6,251

3,242

1,960

1,431

1,155

17,245

39,383

361,711

255,721

44,520

159,867

132,603

8,180

1,403

20,845

24,388

720

2,727

10,751

667

13,802

49,119

27,263

1,750

424

2,686

595

5,953

2,371

12,758

377

348

31,218

20,116

14,703

1,024

4,390

101,884

65,458

24,114

2,703

11,052

530

2,209

450

926

5,739

506

11,338

7,982

2,164

1,192

30,007

2,223

12,067

699

12,353

732

1,320

612

7,544

2,186

1,144

685

357

5,358

496

2,159

2,704

9,246

1,975

4,509

1,223

1,538

19,636

3,853

1,880

2,352

1,275

2,118

4,091

1,795

1,068

711

493

4,106

17,691

41,910

25,064

3,289

14,958

11,110

539

80

1,049

1,608

69

403

634

142

1,251

5,334

3,848

199

52

426

40

679

160

2,149

29

115

5,644

1,174

883

38

252

16,153

12,046

2,200

286

908

35

158

32

117

612

52

1,715

853

657

205

8,132

397

4,405

61

2,045

104

1,033

87

883

238

122

49

67

645

58

201

386

1,107

166

672

28

242

2,117

718

121

179

72

191

422

256

97

33

29

692

1,842

190,103

133,186

21,681

87,550

72,178

4,180

766

10,859

12,503

388

1,434

6,420

418

8,337

26,873

15,372

922

220

1,566

228

2,915

1,120

7,957

267

176

14,979

8,976

6,878

419

1,679

54,590

34,434

11,252

1,130

5,127

271

1,065

219

377

2,805

259

4,825

3,258

1,105

462

18,357

1,506

6,161

436

9,441

395

209

208

4,243

1,367

823

385

160

2,876

331

1,308

1,237

5,442

631

2,850

980

980

10,472

2,275

726

1,372

694

927

2,539

823

542

354

221

2,326

10,227

153,208

111,685

18,749

71,197

58,813

3,431

664

9,124

10,288

329

1,027

5,754

316

7,043

20,837

12,383

756

211

794

198

2,700

986

6,567

73

98

14,131

7,608

5,759

355

1,493

40,215

25,554

9,464

910

4,458

242

795

156

276

2,435

192

3,865

2,721

822

323

12,225

698

5,133

418

5,494

218

96

168

2,308

626

404

103

119

1,682

202

716

764

4,228

543

2,372

468

845

8,125

1,743

501

1,182

375

738

1,897

780

491

276

142

1,308

7,638

36,895

21,502

2,932

16,353

13,365

749

102

1,735

2,214

60

407

666

103

1,294

6,036

2,988

166

9

772

31

215

134

1,390

194

77

848

1,369

1,119

64

186

14,375

8,879

1,788

220

668

29

270

63

100

371

68

960

538

283

139

6,131

808

1,028

19

3,946

177

113

40

1,935

742

418

282

41

1,193

130

592

472

1,214

88

478

512

135

2,347

532

225

190

320

189

642

42

51

78

79

1,018

2,590

103,036

79,211

15,330

46,457

40,132

2,789

446

8,206

8,628

208

705

3,234

70

3,515

12,330

6,325

459

132

509

288

2,145

924

1,744

71

53

8,787

8,638

5,882

490

2,266

23,521

13,580

8,410

922

3,956

163

722

167

388

1,921

171

3,797

3,176

220

401

1,373

245

306

176

143

212

13

278

1,821

411

186

114

112

1,410

64

414

933

2,003

1,116

421

189

276

6,116

704

985

666

445

868

952

653

362

258

224

304

4,057

26,663

18,259

4,220

10,902

9,183

672

112

731

1,650

55

184

463

36

697

4,583

1,719

170

20

185

40

213

167

908

11

5

1,809

1,328

1,060

76

193

7,620

5,398

2,252

365

1,061

61

265

32

44

400

24

1,001

694

182

125

2,145

75

1,195

26

724

22

64

39

598

170

14

138

19

428

42

236

149

693

62

566

26

41

931

156

48

135

63

132

179

64

68

67

20

783

1,565

389,775

255,365

65,168

148,086

120,638

4,858

1,052

12,476

23,310

961

1,938

4,447

920

13,238

57,437

27,447

3,123

175

7,482

359

4,686

1,857

8,866

115

785

19,103

23,008

18,174

1,215

3,619

121,271

83,223

24,221

2,392

12,486

720

2,033

393

2,058

3,583

557.

13,600

9,096

3,380

1,125

45,401

1,693

14,259

499

25,637

1,569

803

941

8,144

2,984

1,130

1,582

272

5,161

638

1,505

3,017

11,606

1,356

6,689

2,177

1,385

18,298

3,434

839

4,638

2,058

1,449

2,160

1,447

892

720

662

13,138

21,691

227,870

159,829

42,141

89,240

73,742

3,153

837

10,047

15,848

874

1,197

3,287

226

7,147

31,127

15,498

1,163

164

6,483

325

4,150

1,363

1,280

99

470

12,169

16,279

12,425

956

2,898

57,936

32,058

18,913

2,056

9,600

648

1,502

285

2,028

2,340

453

9,384

7,970

550

864

3,762

402

167

426

479

1,479

24

785

5,733

1,887

1,101

565

221

3,846

133

1,137

2,576

5,942

689

3,564

1,069

620

14,203

1,957

757

4,293

1,653

977

1,423

1,037

812

666

628

10,105

13,631

43,943

32,586

5,202

25,094

18,289

638

83

581

2,310

28

475

357

465

2,802

10,549

6,805

179

1

103

5

154

245

5,871

-6

253

583

1,706

1,444

21

241

10,140

8,754

1,789

64

1,398

23

15

3

10

275

1

2,223

175

2,020

29

4,742

604

3,368

(*)

493

(*)

265

12

255

10

C)

0

10

245

198

5

42

363

143

201

2

17

768

469

15

13

36

35

191

10

0

(*)

0

1,218

502

39,530

26,873

8,396

14,487

12,605

212

10

589

1,184

14

77

99

22

1,521

8,877

1,882

1,232

2

50

3

63

19

495

3

15

2,520

1,469

1,233

101

135

12,565

10,676

925

82

516

16

68

10

(*)

231

1

395

230

116

49

9,356

90

6,268

4

2,727

46

196

26

138

4

1

(*)

3

134

12

89

32

672

387

278

1

5

1,080

591

20

18

306

51

54

25

8

92

631

(13)

78,431

36,077

9,428

19,264

16,002

854

121

1,260

3,968

45

189

705

208

1,768

6,884

3,262

549

9

845

25

318

230

1,221

19

46

3,555

3,072

138

346

40,630

31,735

2,594

189

973

33

447

94

19

737

101

1,599

720

694

184

27,542

597

4,457

69

21,938

45

318

117

2,018

1,083

29

1,017

37

936

295

274

367

4,630

137

2,645

1,105

743

2,247

417

46

327

351

132

495

347

55

47

31

1,724

6,928

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Table II.A 2.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Liabilities and Owners' Equity, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Liabilities

Total

Current liabilities

Total

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

payable

Other

Noncurrent liabilities

Total

Longterm

debt

Other

Owners' equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock1

Retained

earnUnincorporated

affiliates

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All countries

Developed countries...

Canada

EuropeEuropean Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South AfricaAustralia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries....

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, CaribbeanOther

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC..

751,486

511,086

109,688

307,952

253,242

13,038

2,455

33,321

47,698

1,682

4,665

15,198

1,587

27,040

106,557

54,710

4,873

599

10,168

954

10,638

4,229

21,625

492

1,132

50,321

43,125

32,877

2,239

8,009

223,155

148,681

48,335

5,095

23,537

1,249

4,242

843

2,985

9,322

1,063

24,938

17,078

5,543

2,317

75,408

3,916

26,326

1,199

37,990

2,302

2,123

1,553

15,689

5,170

2,274

2,267

629

10,518

1,133

3,664

5,721

20,852

3,331

11,198

3,400

2,923

37,934

7,287

2,719

6,990

3,333

3,566

6,251

3,242

1,960

1,431

1,155

17,245

39,383

477,167

335,050

62,977

204,283

171,348

7,993

1,642

25,003

31,687

1,082

2,215

11,192

457

17,441

72,636

32,935

3,961

405

8,014

708

7,408

2,841

8,651

395

552

39,894

27,896

21,703

1,583

4,610

132,690

82,627

27,230

2,520

12,013

1,399

2,803

549

1,377

6,106

462

13,738

10,759

1,418

1,561

41,659

1,743

10,775

529

25,228

1,565

960

11,585

2,717

1,310

857

550

8,868

683

2,772

5,414

14,019

2,426

8,037

1,785

1,770

24,459

4,400

1,894

4,258

2,139

2,495

3,898

2,625

1,086

801

864

9,427

25,570

281,495

208,307

29,635

132,153

112,424

5,943

1,217

18,626

20,122

622

1,410

8,696

266

11,457

44,063

19,730

1,876

275

2,740

593

4,852

1,822

7,045

327

200

30,561

15,958

12,150

811

2,997

70,089

38,938

18,247

1,916

8,698

320

1,708

477

495

4,323

311

8,514

6,675

800

1,039

12,177

1,268

6,267

266

2,799

938

231

408

6,911

1,852

1,001

554

297

5,059

267

2,132

2,660

7,999

1,667

3,823

1,256

1,253

16,240

2,667

1,393

2,447

1,021

1,850

3,067

1,977

712

685

422

3,099

15,887

148,372

114,908

17,320

73,324

61,949

3,376

575

8,246

9,981

323

716

4,366

150

7,633

26,582

11,375

1,292

190

1,182

276

2,736

793

4,736

38

132

16,131

8,133

6,296

498

1,339

32,663

19,347

8,289

1,117

3,965

161

798

123

201

1,768

155

4,181

3,432

347

401

6,877

406

4,905

169

855

212

93

237

2,457

753

449

171

133

1,703

140

675

889

2,696

582

1,076

523

515

8,163

1,610

475

1,306

281

858

l,79i

919

420

31

183

800

5,810

133,123

93,399

12,315

50,475

2,568

642

10,380

10,141

298

695

4,331

115

3,824

17,481

8,354

584

85

1,558

317

2,115

1,029

2,309

289

68

14,430

7,825

5,853

314

1,658

37,425

19,591

9,958

799

4,732

158

911

353

294

2,555

156

4,334

3,243

453

638

5,299

862

1,362

97

1,944

725

138

171

4,454

1,098

553

382

163

3,356

127

1,458

1,771

5,303

1,085

2,747

733

738

8,077

1,057

918

1,141

740

992

1,274

1,058

292

066

239

2,299

10,07

195,673

126,743

33,342

72,129

58,925

2,049

425

6,377

11,565

461

805

2,496

191

5,984

28,573

13,205

2,085

129

5,274

115

2,556

1,019

1,607

68

352

9,333

11,938

9,554

771

1,613

62,601

43,688

8,983

604

3,316

1,079

1,095

73

882

1,783

151

5,224

4,084

618

522

29,482

475

4,508

262

22,429

628

730

451

4,674

865

309

303

25a

3,809

416

640

2,754

6,020

760

4,214

529

517

8,219

1,733

500

1,811

1,119

645

831

648

373

116

44:

6,328

9,683

128,219

72,063

16,884

39,595

30,611

1,383

305

4,656

3,725

425

728

1,055

167

4,752

13,413

8,984

803

64

4,183

93

1,660

518

1,260

59

344

6,447

9,137

7,552

733

853

50,224

37,376

6,952

475

2,957

980

638

50

530

1,191

132

4,572

3,625

522

426

25,851

390

1,680

248

22,162

303

672

396

3,682

513

296

13

204

3,168

384

267

2,517

3,613

351

2,541

373

348

5,553'

1,152

430

866

763

376

600

54J

313

87

421

5,932

5,476

67,454

54,680

16,459

32,534

28,313

666

119

1,721

7,840

35

77

1,440

23

1,232

15,160

4,221

1,282

65

1,091

22

896

501

347

9

7

2,887

2,801

2,002

39

760

12,377

6,313

2,030

129

359

99

457

23

352

592

19

652

459

97

96

3,631

85

2,828

14

267

324

58

55

992

352

13

290

49

641

32

373

237

2,407

408

1,674

156

169

2,66!

581

70

944

355

269

23!

103

60

30

21

396

4,207

274,319

176,036

46,711

103,669

81,894

5,046

813

8,318

16,011

600

2,450

4,006

1,131

9,598

33,921

21,776

912

195

2,154

247

3,231

1,388

12,973

96

10,427

15,228

11,174

657

3,398

90,465

66,054

21,105

2,575

11,524

-150

1,439

293

1,607

3,216

601

11,200

6,319

4,125

756

33,749

2,173

15,551

670

12,762

736

1,163

694

4,103

2,453

964

1,410

79

1,650

451

892

307

6,833

905

3,161

1,615

1,153

13,475

2,887

825

2,732

1,193

1,072

2,353

617

874

630

291

7,817

13,813

240,400

163,065

42,240

97,312

77,620

4,540

111

8,134

15,774

563

(

D)

3,986

(

D)

8,983

31,714

19,692

912

194

593

243

3,197

1,389

12,733

78

352

10,243

13,268

9,282

677

3,310

71,359

56,171

17,908

2,213

11,161

-140

924

218

247

3,110

176

10,900

6,279

4,049

572

27,363

1,968

10,803

43

(

D)

419

1,138D

2,028

250

66

80

104

1,778

329

695

755

3,751

(

D)

1,692

256

9,408

2,360

(

D)

525

801

911

2,166

588

840

241

5,976

6,920

105,349

62,853

12,540

42,634

36,599

2,349

398

4,278

8,463

443

(

D)

2,530

(

D)

2,655

14,731

6,034

693

101

455

189

2,346

805

1,339

58

48

2,940

4,739

3,437

294

1,008

39,825

33,286

12,943

1,257

8,741

260

453

143

174

1,836

78

5,665

4,447

886

331

14,679

556

3,168

18

(

D)

244

302

1,307

144

63

11

70

1,164

394

223

546

1,549

(

D)

581

93

3,682

432

(

D)

404

170

741

367

473

402

57

2,671

3,465

135,051

100,211

29,700

54,679

41,021

2,192

379

3,856

7,311

120

1,650

1,456

747

6,328

16,982

13,657

218

93

138

54

851

584

11,394

20

305

7,303

8,529

5,844

383

2,302

31,534

22,885

4,966

956

2,420

-401

471

75

72

1,273

99

5,235

1,832

3,163

240

12,684

1,411

7,635

26

2,500

176

835

101

721

106

2

70

34

614

-65

471

208

2,202

574

1,111

163

355

5,727

1,927

395

121

631

170

1,799

115

438

184

-53

3,306

3,456

(13)

33,919

12,971

4,470

6,357

4,273

505

36

184

237

37

(

D)

21

(

D)

616

2,207

2,084

C)

(*)

1,561

4

34

-2

240

18

228

184

1,960

1,892

-21

19,106

9,883

3,197

362

363

-10

515

75

1,361

106

425

300

40

77

184

6,386

206

4,748

627

(

D)

317

25

2,075

2,203

898

1,330

-25

-128

122

197

-447

3,081

(

D)

1,469

1,358

(

D)

4,067

527

(

D)

2,207

392

161

187

29

34

389

1,841

6,892

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Table II.A 3.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Assets, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Current assets

Total

Cash

items

Current receivables

Total

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

receivable

Other

Inventories

Other1

Noncurrent assets

Total

Net

property,

plant, and

equipment

Equity

investment in

other

foreign

affiliates

Other

noncurrent

investments *

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

751,486

195,161

70,608

59,095

11,513

77,188

36,656

39,920

612

32,177

15,187

265,785

21,262

5,796

5,044

10,422

56,666

28,725

10,581

5,778

2,531

9,051

22,227

11,292

3,940

7,352

10,935

34,438

1,917

7,275

15,676

9,569

22,621

2,598

6,900

6,435

6,688

55,636

52,473

3,164

52,935

6,573

3,135

1,474

11,207

1,341

5,082

2,879

3,773

4,015

11,217

2,238

57,769

39,488

18,281

161,256

82,155

44,085

1,537

33,479

19,650

1,827

10,955

1,635

2,029

2,008

1,366

1,848

1,157

2,498

51,866

1,404

16,757

13,595

3,162

5,897

16,372

11,437

361,711

85,302

18,627

14,186

4,441

38,848

14,907

23,562

379

23,514

4,312

145,308

12,248

3,238

2,684

6,326

27,987

11,712

7,162

3,769

1,400

3,945

11,421

4,879

1,820

3,059

6,542

20,111

1,394

5,076

6,835

6,806

15,425

1,776

4,949

4,306

4,395

28,624

26,433

2,191

29,491

4,223

2,050

845

4,701

996

3,086

1,559

1,793

2,006

6,773

1,459

41,536

28,399

13,137

58,117

40,066

11,628

360

6,062

10,411

468

6,331

1,363

1,359

1,979

473

1,158

588

1,380

277

1,366

21,038

619

4,443

3,490

953

4,013

5,710

6,252

41,910

8,165

2,182

1,522

660

3,432

929

2,440

63

2,090

461

12,275

1,360

446

254

660

2,592

1,179

477

416

95

425

956

279

105

174

677

1,236

33

319

303

581

1,111

90

305

462

254

2,443

2,306

137

2,578

216

239

87

320

174

161

142

265

149

696

128

3,993

2,558

1,435

12,678

6,267

4,872

56

1,484

2,084

154

1,145

203

406

229

77

230

203

328

49

205

2,714

50

631

586

45

745

767

521

190,103

46,950

12,238

9,311

2,927

17,771

7,517

10,093

161

15,128

1,813

64,694

4,600

1,318

933

2,349

13,714

6,045

3,599

1,593

629

1,848

4,657

1,863

661

1,202

2,794

9,477

627

1,924

4,029

2,897

7,583

772

2,533

2,290

1,988

12,331

11,614

717

12,331

1,119

862

359

2,125

494

1,454

740

784

908

2,802

684

22,903

15,246

7,658

38,717

28,436

6,756

146

3,379

6,612

232

4,250

1,001

831

1,371

306

740

249

840

209

10,227

225

1,669

1,367

302

2,246

4,090

1,997

153,208

33,963

7,492

5,423

2,069

13,398

4,763

8,498

136

12,107

966

55,705

3,736

1,113

683

1,940

11,529

5,103

3,012

1,345

504

1,566

3,965

1,671

621

1,049

2,295

552

1,571

3,790

2,417

6,651

694

2,303

1,856

1,799

10,761

10,214

547

10,733

1,018

753

296

1,864

404

1,280

615

751

803

2,376

572

19,729

13,401

6,327

30,288

22,554

6,336

64

1,334

4,900

143

3,217

922

459

1,043

250

544

162

603

157

617

8,624

123

1,365

1,176

188

1,715

3,639

1,781

12,986

4,746

858

4,373

2,753

1,594

25

3,021

847

8,989

864

206

250

409

2,185

942

587

248

125

282

692

192

40

153

499

1,147

75

353

239

480

932

78

230

434

189

1,570

1,400

170

1,598

101

109

62

261

90

173

125

34

105

426

112

3,175

1,844

1,330

8,429

5,882

420

82

2,045

1,713

89

1,033

79

373

328

56

197

86

237

52

216

1,603

101

304

191

113

531

451

216

103,036

23,052

2,824

2,214

609

13,967

3,694

10,130

142

4,860

1,401

60,013

5,612

1,367

1,306

2,939

10,295

4,040

2,684

1,439

627

1,504

5,170

2,523

1,015

1,507

2,648

7,633

713

2,539

1,273

3,108

6,038

798

1,882

1,386

1,971

12,400

11,140

1,260

12,865

2,745

847

361

1,922

275

1,328

586

677

762

2,791

572

12,558

9,150

3,408

107

87

O

9

10

866

58

544

84

317

50

78

26

48

11

179

6,442

272

1,806

1,418

388

493

519

3,352

26,663

7,135

1,383

1,139

244

3,679

2,767

900

13

1,436

637

8,326

677

106

191

379

1,387

448

403

321

49

167

638

215

39

176

423

1,765

21

294

1,230

221

692

116

228

167

182

1,449

1,373

76

1,717

143

102

39

334

53

144

91

67

186

484

74

2,082

1,446

636

6,616

5,277

0

150

1,189

848

24

392

74

62

39

109

111

163

9

149

1,656

73

337

119

218

529

333

383

389,775

109,859

51,981

44,909

7,072

38,340

21,749

16,358

232

8,663

10,875

120,477

9,013

2,558

2,360

4,095

28,678

17,013

3,419

2,008

1,131

5,106

10,806

6,414

2,120

4,293

4,393

14,327

523

2,200

8,842

2,763

7,196

822

1,951

2,129

2,293

27,013

26,040

973

23,444

2,350

1,084

630

6,507

344

1,996

1,320

1,980

2,009

4,444

779

16,233

11,088

5,145

103,138

42,088

32,457

1,177

27,416

9,239

1,359

4,623

272

670

2,414

416

851

778

467

879

1,132

30,828

784

12,314

10,105

2,209

1,883

10,662

5,184

227,870

87,753

44,018

38,258

5,759

30,305

17,353

12,746

206

4,515

8,914

2,243

1,492

3,147

24,378

14,687

2,669

1,740

977

4,305

9,335

5,700

1,919

3,781

3,636

12,394

426

1,824

7,942

2,201

5,527

559

1,376

1,753

1,839

21,392

20,490

902

18,428

1,404

912

501

5,956

271

1,857

1,052

1,728

1,783

2,429

536

8,280

6,454

1,825

3,084

560

1,506

874

145

5,629

1,149

3,006

156

213

1,756

357

524

86

184

305

899

24,789

669

10,109

8,396

1,713

764

9,085

4,162

43,943

5,594

1,260

701

559

1,917

1,085

829

3

1,796

621

7,696

1,101

115

533

453

1,622

995

298

28

76

225

450

203

117

86

247

533

60

84

255

134

500

153

146

104

97

666

636

30

2,825

658

52

60

65

-3

11

123

92

53

1,577

135

4,246

2,264

1,982

24,407

1,099

669

10

22,628

832

19

277

12

168

24

7

66

483

13

28

13

1,168

-2

546

372

173

227

301

97

39,530

1,447

224

206

18

842

483

353

7

250

131

4,318

199

40

83

76

540

315

54

98

24

49

218

106

37

69

112

95

(*)

19

-1

77

167

28

38

38

64

2,598

2,584

13

501

6

42

7

190

10

47

15

655

322

333

31,690

6,209

23,885

98

1,499

285

52

174

94

40

5

26

10

30

19

1,134

16

499

491

8

76

146

397

(13)

78,431

15,064

6,479

5,743

735

5,274

2,829

2,429

16

2,102

1,209

10,128

831

160

252

419

2,139

1,016

398

144

54

528

803

404

48

357

399

1,306

37

272

646

351

1,002

82

391

235

294

2,357

2,329

28

1,690

282

78

62

296

66

80

130

100

110

390

3,053

2,048

1,005

43,957

34,220

6,398

195

3,144

2,493

139

1,167

96

195

594

47

234

199

241

546

201

3,737

101

1,160

845

315

817

1,131

528

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Table II.A 4.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Liabilities and Owners' Equity, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Liabilities

Total

Current liabilities

Total

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

payable

Other

Noncurrent liabilities

Total

Longterm

debt

Other

Owners' equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock

 1

Retained

earnings2

Unincorporated

affiliates

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ill) (12) (13)

All industries.

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other ,

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

751,486

195,161

70,608

59,095

11,513

77,188

36,656

39,920

612

32,177

15,187

265,785

21,262

5,796

5,044

10,422

56,666

28,725

10,581

5,778

2,531

9,051

22,227

11,292

3,940

7,352

10,935

34,438

1,917

7,275

15,676

9,569

22,621

2,598

6,900

6,435

6,688

55,636

52,473

3,164

52,935

6,573

3,135

1,474

11,207

1,341

5,082

2,879

3,773

4,015

11,217

2,238

57,769

39,488

18,281

161,256

82,155

44,085

1,537

33,479

19,650

1,827

10,955

1,635

2,029

889

2,008

1,366

1,848

1,157

2,498

51,866

1,404

16,757

13,59;

3,162

5,897

16,372

11,437

477,167

134,052

47,604

42,355

5,249

54,636

24,001

30,255

380

20,910

10,903

160,253

12,060

3,429

2,820

5,811

32,155

16,420

5,775

3,342

1,351

5,268

14,120

7,595

2,607

4,989

6,525

19,472

1,601

4,237

8,260

5,374

12,730

1,426

4,348

3,427

3,529

41,588

39,496

2,092

28,129

3,656

1,759

753

6,140

837

2,509

1,461

2,414

2,080

5,440

1,080

36,582

25,341

11,242

100,711

56,988

34,374

819

8,531

12,695

1,293

6,993

1,258

1,294

2,446

757

1,238

518

1,436

678

1,776

32,873

874

9,280

7,761

1,520

4,397

11,341

6,981

281,495

75,900

19,091

15,864

3,227

34,361

11,555

22,536

270

18,176

4,272

106,416

8,715

2,447

2,026

4,242

19,686

8,654

4,655

2,662

905

2,809

7,783

3,465

1,222

2,243

4,319

14,450

1,259

3,278

5,640

4,273

9,659

1,199

3,192

2,642

2,626

27,399

26,083

1,316

18,724

2,756

1,233

495

3,280

525

1,710

1,043

1,383

1,254

4,193

851

31,237

21,603

9,634

43,386

24,485

14,545

347

4,010

8,096

488

4,606

1,126

829

1,381

468

803

303

1,270

341

1,088

16,460

610

2,576

1,872

704

3,537

5,414

4,323

148,372

36,425

8,012

6,829

1,183

15,848

4,349

11,329

170

11,424

1,142

50,578

3,989

1,314

698

1,978

9,588

4,719

2,116

956

396

1,401

3,713

1,652

717

935

2,061

5,704

468

1,701

1,715

1,819

4,647

508

1,600

1,483

1,056

13,950

13,207

743

8,988

1,376

482

224

1,580

246

842

520

697

622

2,001

398

17,282

11,917

5,364

17,527

13,103

151

1,555

3,284

162

2,009

783

313

407

221

286

134

665

49

266

8,468

204

899

659

239

1,294

3,413

2,659

133,123

39,475

11,079

9,035

2,045

18,513

7,206

11,207

100

6,753

3,130

55,838

4,725

1,133

1,328

2,264

10,098

3,935

2,540

1,706

509

1,408

4,070

1,813

505

1,308

2,257

8,746

791

1,577

3,925

2,453

5,012

691

1,592

1,160

1,570

13,449

12,876

573

9,736

1,380

750

272

1,700

279

868

523

685

633

2,193

453

13,955

9,686

4,269

11,051

6,958

1,441

196

2,456

4,812

327

2,596

343

516

974

247

517

169

605

293

822

7,992

407

1,677

1,213

464

2,243

2,002

1,664

195,673

58,152

28,513

26,492

2,021

20,275

12,446

7,719

110

2,734

6,631

53,838

3,345

982

794

1,569

12,469

7,765

1,119

681

446

2,458

6,337

4,131

1,385

2,746

2,206

5,022

342

959

2,620

1,101

3,071

227

1,156

785

904

14,189

13,413

776

9,405

900

526

258

2,860

312

799

418

1,031

1,247

229

5,346

3,737

1,608

57,325

32,503

19,829

472

4,521

4,599

805

2,387

132

465

1,066

289

435

216

166

337

688

16,413

264

6,705

5,889

816

859

5,927

2,658

128,219

36,408

20,014

18,380

1,634

8,723

2,607

6,023

93

1,684

5,988

36,011

2,029

520

569

939

9,433

6,147

557

367

343

2,018

4,449

2,901

571

2,330

1,548

2,766

278

623

1,184

681

1,819

163

485

478

693

9,365

8,852

513

6,150

543

354

197

2,122

154

490

311

558

575

149

3,349

2,199

1,150

36,728

31,934

663

391

3,740

3,301

672

1,516

391

630

207

251

178

97

260

577

12,422

214

5,217

4,668

549

343

4,481

2,167

67,454

21,744

8,499

8,111

388

11,552

9,839

1,696

18

1,050

642

17,827

1,316

462

224

630

3,036

1,618

562

314

103

440

1,887

1,230

814

416

658

2,256

64

1,436

420

1,253

64

671

307

210

4,823

4,561

262

3,255

357

172

61

738

158

309

106

333

672

81

1,997

1,538

459

20,598

569

19,166

81

781

1,298

133

871

94

74

436

82

185

37

69

76

111

3,991

49

1,487

1,221

267

516

1,446

49:

274,319

61,108

23,004

16,740

6,264

22,552

12,655

9,666

231

11,267

4,285

105,531

9,202

2,367

2,224

4,611

24,511

12,305

4,807

2,435

1,180

3,783

8,107

3,697

1,334

2,364

4,410

14,966

316

7,416

4,195

9,890

1,172

2,552

3,007

3,158

14,048

12,977

1,072

24,806

2,916

1,376

721

5,068

504

2,573

1,419

1,359

1,934

5,777

1,159

21,187

14,147

7,040

60,544

25,167

9,711

719

24,948

6,954

534

3,961

377

735

1,947

132

770

847

412

478

722

18,994

530

7,477

5,835

1,642

1,500

5,032

4,455

240,400

45,313

9,707

6,198

3,509

20,995

11,724

9,044

228

10,599

4,012

101,319

8,849

2,350

(

D)

21,871

10,459

4,436

2,366

D

7 '6 0 D4

1,314

14,646

2,989

7,396

9,737

1,153

2,552

2,865

3,166

14,018

12,980

1,038

24,595

1,381

696

5,055

491

2,577

1,348

1,358

1,870

5,712

19,605

12,999

6,606

52,720

20,227

8,413

648

23,432

6,250

471

3,684

365

581

1,899

142

697

852

361

15,193

459

4,644

3,810

833

1,032

4,779

4,280

105,349

18,604

3,982

3,501

481

8,134

4,142

3,903

89

3,601

44,614

3,884

1,089

(

D)

10,889

5,283

1,990

1,036

D

()

4,526

(

D)

741

(

D)

(

D)

5,052

D )

1,716

1,068

3,905

495

1,356

709

1,344

6,465

6,226

239

9,893

701

298

2,242

157

1,216

627

782

890

1,412

6,637

4,430

2,207

27,011

14,694

3,221

397

8,698

2,045

412

997

102

119

423

151

202

81

153

6,439

239

2,545

2,290

255

287

1,932

1,436

135,051

26,709

5,725

2,697

3,028

12,861

7,581

5,141

139

6,998

1,126

56,705

4,965

1,261

1,106

2,597

10,982

5,176

2,446

1,330

575

1,456

3,078

952

573

379

2,126

9,594

-120

1,273

6,329

2,113

5,832

658

1,196

2,156

1,821

7,553

6,755

798

14,701

1,809

680

398

2,813

335

1,362

721

577

4,300

727

12,968

8,569

4,399

25,710

5,533

5,192

250

14,734

4,205

59

2,687

263

462

1,476

-9

495

771

209

91

8,755

219

2,099

1,521

578

746

2,846

2,845

33,919

15,796

13,297

10,542

2,755

1,557

932

622

4

669

273

4,212

353

17

D

()

2,639

1,847

371

69

()

504

(

D)

20

(

D)

(

D)

320

49

20

154

19

0

142

-7

31

-3

34

212

-5

26

13

12

-4

71

1

64

65

1,582

1,148

434

7,824

4,940

1,298

71

1,515

705

62

277

12

47

-9

73

-4

51

3,800

71

2,833

2,024

809

468

253

175

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Table II.A 5.—Total Assets of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

751,486

511,086

109,688

307,952

253,242

13,038

2,455

33,321

47,698

1,682

4,665

15,198

1,587

27,040

106,557

54,710

4,873

599

10,168

954

10,638

4,229

21,625

492

1,132

50,321

43,125

32,877

2,239

8,009

223,155

148,681

48,335

5,095

23,537

1,249

4,242

843

2,985

9,322

1,063

24,938

17,078

5,543

2,317

75,408

3,916

26,326

1,199

37,990

2,302

2,123

1,553

15,689

5,170

2,274

2,267

629

10,518

1,133

3,664

5,721

20,852

3,331

11,198

3,400

2,923

37,934

7,287

2,719

6,990

3,333

3,566

6,251

3,242

1,960

1,431

1,155

17,245

39,383

Petroleu m

195,161

127,317

28,949

71,093

55,676

1,676

1,320

3,279

10,694

960

406

2,493

56

6,044

28,747

15,418

(

D)

(

D)

8,821

134

344

1,320

3,528

(

D)

46

19,791

7,484

4,975

1,135

1,373

53,875

16,279

6,475

855

1,198

(

D)

1,381

310

1,525

726

(

D)

2,189

198

1,546

445

7,615

1,720

3,053

(

D)

(

D)

1,618

(

D)

488

11,318

4,640

2,001

2,203

437

6,678

181

2,760

3,737

10,342

(

D)

4,542

2,922

(

D

15,936

821

766

5,734

(

D

955

2,967

(

D

(

D

726

351

13,969

20,367

Manufacturing

Total

265,785

202,183

36,575

125,463

110,305

6,563

402

22,668

24,841

421

3,601

8,481

553

8,644

34,130

15,158

1,172

49

641

509

8,786

1,499

1,761

125

616

23,011

17,134

12,632

449

4,053

63,601

45,776

29,516

3,179

17,623

455

1,705

391

328

5,353

483

14,756

13,662

261

833

1,504

79

0

583

15

513

309

1,446

209

103

0

107

1,236

0

377

859

4,494

(

D

2,849

23

(

D

11,886

1,259

1,814

596

997

1,553

2,133

1,245

1,665

411

213

9,598

food and

kindred

products

21,262

14,908

2,702

9,753

8,427

277

153

1,216

1,219

22

487

649

0

1,246

3,159

1,326

(

D)

0

3

75

861

173

(

D)

3

0

1,180

1,273

847

35

391

6,354

5,044

3,217

423

1,594

28

217

47

86

741

81

1,618

1,258

120

240

209

(

D)

0

66

c

(

D)

0

120

(

D)

22

9

0

14

(

D)

0

(

D)

98

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

5

1,076

(

D

38

(

D

30

590

16

134

71

63

(

D

906

Chemicals and

allied

products

56,666

40,088

7,544

22,683

19,772

2,362

(

D)

2,656

3,688

189

901

1,714

(

D)

2,517

5,599

2,911

48

(

D)

49

114

1,537

322

331

(

D)

(

D)

4,297

5,563

4,970

104

488

16,578

11,204

6,801

696

4,465

79

463

59

100

920

18

3,368

3,060

93

215

1,036

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

24

310

63

37

0

26

247

0

149

98

2,407

122

2,250

(

D)

(

D)

2,657

125

724

136

68

286

165

366

565

83

139

3,526

Primary

and

'abricated

metals

22,227

15,470

2,851

8,832

6,808

274

30

740

2,102

(

D)

(

D)

581

34

592

2,364

2,025

8

0

(

D)

(

D)

1,577

55

142

0

0

1,206

2,580

(

D)

(

D)

1,285

6,757

5,263

3,646

185

1,797

(

D)

109

16

77

951

(

D)

(

D)

1,558

2

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

310

17

(

D)

0

.(D)

293

0

(

D)

(

D)

580

(

D)

181

0

(

D)

604

40

283

33

24

101

47

(

D

(

D

(

D

0

1,227

Machinery,

except

electrical

34,438

29,226

3,165

21,625

20,342

819

3

4,517

5,167

0

704

2,467

49

715

5,901

1,283

64

0

(

D)

(

D)

481

590

124

0

0

3,116

1,320

855

6

459

5,212

4,096

3,185

(

D)

2,592

(

D)

5

0

0

(

D)

3

910

910

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5

3

0

0

s2

0

C

2

53

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,057

114

202

(

D

(

D

651

0

58

0

0

137

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

22,621

15,016

2,693

10,100

8,518

828

112

863

2,206

(

D)

236

1,395

(

D)

330

2,507

1,582

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

81

860

(

D)

140

24

0

1,251

972

755

29

188

7,605

3,117

1,852

96

1,430

(

D)

89

33

(

D)

169

(

D)

1,239

1,152

0

87

26

0

0

0

0

0

r

21

104

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D

65

870

(

D

(

D

0

0

3,514

377

227

105

660

276

927

196

576

153

16

438

Transportation

equipment

55,636

47,194

8,138

27,622

24,166

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

6,385

0

26

316

0

(

D)

6,288

3,455

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

2,703

65

0

(

D)

(

D)

8,691

2,743

(

D)

(

D)

520

8,443

7,381

4,492

564

2,535

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

1,084

(

D)

2,889

2,889

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

952

0

40

0

0

(

D

263

(

D

247

0

0

1,180

Other

manufacturing

52,935

40,281

9,481

24,848

22,272

(

D)

57

(

D)

4,074

168

(

D)

1,360

326

(

D)

8,312

2,577

383

25

135

94

766

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

3,269

2,683

(

D)

(

D)

721

12,654

9,671

6,324

(

D)

3,210

93

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

60

(

D)

2,835

,45

(

D)

(

D)

3

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

412

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

69

(

D)

545

281

264

0

0

2,026

(

D

300

308

(

D

(

D

63

186

(

D

(

D

(

D

2,183

Wholeale trade

57,769

45,958

5,238

33,559

22,239

(

D)

513

4,302

3,004

192

(

D)

2,313

15

(

D)

7,372

11,320

716

329

396

187

678

790

8,079

(

D)

(

D)

4,072

3,090

2,105

216

769

11,810

7,176

3,771

563

953

134

(

D)

71

(

D)

1,503

(

D)

1,859

(

D)

765

(

D)

1,546

631

720

19

33

(

D)

103

(

D)

544

134

44

33

56

410

(

D)

220

(

D)

838

155

(

D)

(

D

(

D

3,252

(

D

(

D

80

135

184

607

(

D

132

(

D

42

2,525

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

161,256

88,814

23,119

56,612

46,917

1,576

121

1,210

4,964

(

D)

(

D)

779

963

5,649

31,097

9,695

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

223

246

6,758

0

277

2,649

6,434

5,696

326

412

72,442

68,204

2,933

201

1,725

74

164

11

754

0

3,038

312

2,603

123

62,233

1,092

21,977

8

37,073

95

1,853

135

721

(°)

(

\

(

D

642

0

(

D

854

653

115

0

86

2,662

1,666

(

D

17

(

D

419

287

113

(

D

*.

970

Services

19,650

13,929

2,046

10,513

7,996

422

74

1,223

877

27

35

473

0

1,522

3,343

2,517

115

(

D)

148

84

413

313

1,295

12

(

D)

259

1,111

856

69

186

5,721

2,783

1,124

137

323

28

63

(

D)

(

D)

506

13

593

401

76

115

1,067

318

480

18

58

23

109

61

259

78

58

(

D)

(

D)

180

(

D)

45

(

D)

1,682

129

1,210

245

98

997

312

(

D)

75

37

226

80

101

9

48

(

D)

2,179

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other *.

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

51,866

32,885

13,762

10,711

10,109

(

D)

26

639

3,318

(

D)

()

659

0

(

D)

1,868

602

()

195

60

203

540

7,872

6,612

44

1,215

15,706

8,463

4,516

160

1,715

D

()

479

136

2,503

(

D)

293

(

D)

1,444

77

95D

1,401

(

D

245

262

2,641

D

3,201

(

D)

84

486

(

D)

230

178

3,276

3,743

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Table II.A 6.—Total Assets of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

751,486

195,161

70,608

59,095

11,513

77,188

36,656

39,920

612

32,177

15,187

265,785

21,262

5,796

5,044

10,422

56,666

28,725

10,581

5,778

2,531

9,051

22,227

11,292

3,940

7,352

10,935

34,438

1,917

7,275

15,676

9,569

22,621

2,598

6,900

6,435

6,688

55,636

52,473

3,164

52,935

6,573

3,135

1,474

11,207

1,341

5,082

2,879

3,773

4,015

11,217

2,238

57,769

39,488

18,281

161,256

82,155

44,085

1,537

33,479

19,650

1,827

10,955

1,635

2,029

4,393

889

2,008

1,366

1,848

1,157

2,498

51,866

1,404

16,757

13,595

3,162

5,897

16,372

11,437

Developed countries

Total

511,086

127,317

38,574

36,405

2,169

65,903

32,556

33,066

280

18,228

4,612

202,183

14,908

4,343

3,527

7,038

40,088

21,351

7,921

3,852

1,465

5,499

15,470

7,665

3,476

4,189

7,805

29,226

1,686

5,338

13,925

8,277

15,016

1,770

5,218

3,752

4,275

47,194

44,434

2,760

40,281

5,217

2,159

1,198

8,220

1,117

3,048

2,055

2,772

2,292

10,344

1,860

45,958

32,298

13,660

88,814

31,769

32,466

1,044

23,535

13,929

895

8,273

1,439

1,711

2,911

742

1,469

1,285

1,206

333

1,938

32,885

342

10,572

8,019

2,553

2,430

9,476

10,064

Canada

109,688

28,949

10,458

9,924

535

(

D)

14,443

(

D)

19

(

D)

1,005

36,575

2,702

633

474

1,595

7,544

4,792

671

549

695

837

2,851

1,364

(

D)

(

D)

1,487

3,165

(

D)

469

(

D)

(

D)

2,693

387

312

273

1,721

8,138

6,964

1,174

9,481

(

D)

437

608

4,256

246

1,029

219

(

D)

651

642

429

5,238

4,178

1,060

23,119

7,782

12,284

354

2,699

2,046

235

821

132

99

216

119

256

(

D

144

(

D

(

D

13,762

50

5,135

3,913

1,221

637

3,448

4,492

Europe

Total

307,952

71,093

25,878

24,441

1,437

30,136

18,113

11,929

94

11,699

3,380

125,463

9,753

3,158

2,381

4,213

22,683

9,986

5,887

2,630

522

3,659

8,832

4,031

1,894

2,137

4,802

21,625

1,356

3,367

11,245

5,657

10,100

772

4,690

2,463

2,175

27,622

26,036

1,585

24,848

4,370

1,424

530

3,040

606

1,639

1,366

1,336

1,337

8,165

1,034

33,559

23,033

10,525

56,612

18,630

17,801

589

19,594

10,513

581

6,509

929

1,559

2,379

549

H093

1126

873

275

1,149

10,711

156

171

82

89

1,571

5,890

2,924

European

Communities (10)

253,242

55,676

17,979

16,622

1,357

29,296

18,113

11,089

94

(

D)

(

D)

110,305

8,427

2,895

2,086

3,446

19,772

8,102

5,481

2,379

(

D)

(

D)

6,808

2,198

(

D)

(

D)

4,610

20,342

(

D)

3,189

(

D)

5,267

8,518

710

(

D)

2,351

(

D)

24,166

(

D)

(

D)

22,272

(

D)

1,209

497

2,436

(

D)

1,264

1,326

(

D)

1,102

7,933

927

22,239

15,108

7,130

46,917

16,374

(

D)

557

(

D)

7,996

501

4,509

791

711

(

D)

460

(

D

1,017

717

223

1,029

10,109

139

100

(

D

(

D

1,448

5,804

2,618

Other

54,710

15,418

7,899

7,819

80

840

0

840

0

(

D)

(

D)

15,158

1,326

264

294

768

2,911

1,883

406

252

(

D)

(

D)

2,025

1,833

(

D)

(

D)

192

1,283

(

D)

177

(

D)

390

1,582

62

(

D)

112

(

D)

3,455

(

D)

(

D)

2,577

(

D)

215

33

604

(

D)

375

40

(

D)

235

232

107

11,320

7,925

3,395

9,695

2,255

(

D)

31

(

D)

2,517

80

2,000

138

848

(

D

90

(

D

109

157

52

120

602

17

71

(

D

(

D

122

86

306

Japan

50,321

19,791

49

49

0

16,097

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

23,011

1,180

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

4,297

2,302

819

351

53

773

1,206

146

(

D)

(

D)

1,060

3,116

0

(

D)

(

D)

622

1,251

(

D)

(

D)

988

109

8,691

8,691

0

3,269

0

89

12

343

92

(

D)

250

848

166

1,131

(

D)

4,072

2,690

1,382

2,649

1,397

1,150

36

66

259

3

209

(

D

(

D)

(

D

(

D

33

(

D

12

0

(

D

540

(

D

0

0

o

(

D

67

440

Australia,

N e w

Zealand,

and South

Africa

43,125

7,484

2,189

1,992

197

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

17,134

1,273

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

5,563

4,271

544

322

195

231

2,580

2,125

(

D)

(

D)

456

1,320

(

D)

(

D)

9

(

D)

972

(

D)

(

D)

28

271

2,743

2,743

0

2,683

(

D)

208

48

581

173

(

D)

220

(

D)

139

405

(

D)

3,090

2,397

692

6,434

3,961

1,232

66

1,175

1,111

75

735

(

D

(

D

(

D

(

D

87

11

177

(

D

(

D

7,872

(

D

5,266

4,024

1,242

(

D

72

2,208

Developing countries

Total

223,155

53,875

26,490

22,690

3,799

11,285

4,100

6,854

332

13,949

2,151

63,601

6,354

1,453

1,517

3,384

16,578

7,374

2,661

1,925

1,066

3,552

6,757

3,627

464

3,163

3,130

5,212

231

1,937

1,751

1,292

7,605

828

1,682

2,683

2,412

8,443

8,039

404

12,654

1,356

976

276

2,988

224

2,034

824

1,001

1,723

874

379

11,810

7,190

4,621

72,442

50,385

11,619

493

9,944

5,721

933

2,682

196

318

1,482

147

539

81

642

824

560

15,706

1,062

6,185

5,576

609

3,466

3,620

1,372

Latin

America

148,681

16,279

5,379

3,975

1,404

(

D)

(

D)

1,421

(

D)

7,976

(

D)

45,776

5,044

1,189

1,057

2,798

11,204

5,573

1,896

1,433

506

1,797

5,263

2,699

408

2,291

2,564

4,096

(

D)

1,572

(

D)

(

D)

3,117

680

482

307

1,649

7,381

7,284

97

9,671

908

663

135

2,763

150

1,649

660

744

994

709

296

7,176

4,053

3,123

68,204

48,646

9,992

260

9,306

2,783

637

1,499

111

247

786

104

251

81

268

(

D

(

D

8,463

755

4,694

4,123

572

1,010

919

1,084

Other

Africa

15,689

11,318

9,126

8,337

789

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

1,653

(

D)

1,446

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

310

0

168

(

D)

(

D)

0

310

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

5

0

3

0

2

104

0

(

D)

2

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

412

135

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

544

396

147

721

417

31

(

D)

(

D)

259

103

146

0

16

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

c

0

0

1,401

124

(

D)

(

D)

0

353

26

(

D)

Middle

East

20,852

10,342

3,559

2,514

1,045

4,491

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

4,494

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

2,407

(

D)

46

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

580

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

53

0

17

0

36

870

(

D)

(

D)

157

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

545

0

0

3

(

D)

4

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

2

838

804

35

854

269

(

D)

157

(

D)

1,682

54

377

0

32

(

D)

18

(

D)

0

199

(

D

(

D)

2,641

0

(

D

(

D)

0

1,686

(

D

(•

Other

Asia and

Pacific

37,934

15,936

8,426

7,865

562

(

D)

0

4,147

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

11,886

1,076

(

D)

(

D)

505

2,657

(

D)

550

278

478

(

D)

604

357

(

D)

(

D)

247

1,057

(

D)

344

(

D)

(

D)

3,514

(

D)

(

D)

2,217

567

952

(

D)

(

D)

2,026

313

(

D)

(

D)

168

70

(

0)

(

D)

257

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

3,252

1,936

1,316

2,662

1,054

(

D)

(

D)

293

997

138

660

86

23

426

(

D)

(

D)

0

165

0

34

3,201

182

(

D)

(

D)

38

416

(

D)

(

D)

International

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

17,245

13,969

5,544

5,544

8,424

3,276

3,276

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Table II.A 7.—Net Property, Plant, and Equipment of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

Industrie

All countries....

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countriesLatin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Libya

Other

Sub^aharan..

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific ..

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC.

227,870

159,829

42,141

89,240

73,742

3,153

837

10,047

15,848

874

1,197

3,287

226

7,147

31,127

15,498

1,163

164

6,483

325

4,150

1,363

1,280

99

470

12,169

16,279

12,425

956

2,898

57,936

32,058

18,913

2,056

9,600

648

1,502

285

2,028

2,340

453

9,384

7,970

550

864

3,762

402

167

426

479

1,479

24

785

5,733

1,887

1,101

565

221

3,846

133

1,137

2,576

5,942

689

3,564

1,069

620

14,203

1,95"

757

4,293

1,653

977

1,423

1,037

812

666

628

10,105

13,631

87,753

59,606

17,515

35,519

28,040

565

524

1,145

3,887

716

273

736

8

2,593

17,592

7,479

(

D)

( )

6,139

45

164

490

197

(

D)

22

3,434

3,138

2,053

712

374

19,796

5,462

3,146

451

342

(

D)

671

122

1,181

242

(

D)

536

67

359

110

1,780

180

22

()

1,041

0

234

4,506

1,781

1,035

563

182

2,726

23

909

1,794

2,507

(

D

1,14'

996

(

r

7,320

95

105

3,819

(

r

230

775

0

()

463

131

8,352

8,084

98,336

71,220

14,749

41,114

35,040

1,895

108

7,660

9,618

130

892

2,172

208

2,756

9,601

6,075

662

13

216

175

3,654

522

387

19

426

7,698

7,659

5,928

105

1,626

27,116

19,840

12,105

1,344

7,833

236

480

130

101

1,751

230

6,812

6,528

33

251

923

49

0

349

2

417

(*

105

515

64

39

0

25

451

0

138

313

2,681

r

2,082

6

4,079

396

623

240

282

524

528

57:

708

144

61

6,882

4,577

924

2,798

2,372

85

41

320

419

4

89

184

0

306

924

426

(

D)

0

C)

15

300

66

(

D)

1

0

432

422

284

12

126

2,305

1,821

1,133

182

618

9

49

15

25

192

44

603

504

15

84

85

(

D)

0

18

1

(

35

0

1

388

0

10

201

6

53

22

43

24,378

16,033

3,414

8,082

6,706

765

(

D)

654

1,550

40

276

330

(

D)

1,063

1,982

1,376

17

(

D)

16

48

681

130

78

1,216

3,321

3,151

24

145

8,345

5,257

2,733

214

2,026

23

113

20

28

305

3

1,764

1,716

7

41

760

0

5

97

18

13

0

5

78

0

50

29

1,928

30

1,890

(

D

0

1,063

22

227

28

24

65

127

165

342

20

42

9,335

6,163

1,102

2,873

2,021

61

9

140

753

( )

152

17

185

686

852

2

0

()

666

11

63

0

0

474

1,714

(

D)

()

854

3,173

2,442

1,805

90

908

(

D)

31

3

27

424

()

623

1

()

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

166

8

0

0

(

D)

157

0

283

(

D)

43

0

(

D)

281

17

149

8

53

19

0

0

0

12,394

10,533

1,108

7,923

7,452

246

(*)

1,833

2,330

0

91

909

14

268

1,761

470

16

0

()

214

215

22

0

0

1,316

186

131

1

54

1,861

1,621

1,317

(

D)

1,064

(

D)

1

0

0

(

D)

C)

304

304

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

C)

0

226

I

134

0

27

0

0

5,527

3,360

622

2,186

1,898

151

25

210

575

(

D)

58

185

(

D)

66

605

287

()

23

118

(

D)

37

3

0

326

226

165

6

54

2,167

1,034

503

30

395

(

D)

18

9

(

D)

44

(

D)

520

507

0

13

11

0

0

0

0

0

11

239

0

0

0

0

863

32

79

27

171

96

176

92

151

34

21,392

17,710

3,131

10,773

8,829

D

()

2,758

0

15

93

0

(

D)

1,777

1,944

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

1,409

16

0

2,848

957

133

3,682

3,365

1,973

264

1,361

( )

0

298

(

D)

1,392

1,392

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

292

0

14

0

0

18,428

12,845

4,447

6,480

5,761

(

D)

17

(

D)

1,233

80

(

D)

318

121

(

D)

1,866

719

120

9

44

34

266

1,086

832

259

5,583

4,298

2,641

1,460

35

( E

( E

21

(

D)

1,481

11

116

0

0

0

0

('

0

22

0

202

113

90

966

(

D)

93

174

0

('

26

121

0

0

8,280

6,483

944

4,185

3,085

(

D)

156

667

402

20

(

D)

209

C)

(

D)

1,001

1,100

103

72

161

130

483

780

573

359

49

165

1,797

1,207

839

150

312

41

(

D)

13

(

D)

185

(

D)

338

(

D)

16

a

30

136

66

0

0

(>

390

0

('

15

26

26

76

0

49

3,084

2,563

668

1,741

1,652

59

7

46

387

()

6

10

34

1,095

90

(

D)

0

107

71

31

521

297

62

39

1

8

C)

g

0

90

62

22

6

145

50

114

62

5,629

4,211

843

2,992

2,402

141

369

5

7

115

0

253

1,088

590

44

(

D)

30

47

108

191

132

60

315

232

45

39

1,418

860

303

57

117

15

15

(]

62

6

27J

234

21

20

283

123

72

11

29

(*'

167

45

90

29

320

127

0

44

4,351 255 2,29^ 499 131 316 812 297 75 243

24,789

15,747

7,423

3,688

3,52D4

5

143

1,185

()

48

0

750

164

( )

52

26

41

149

4,487

3,783

14

690

7,289

4,392

2,458

49

956

( )

9 1

92

1,333

(

D)

100

(

D)

601

39

55

564

(

109

64

354

1,980

D )(

22

167

()

133

33

1,753

581

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Table ILA 8.—Net Property, Plant, and Equipment of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing...

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals..

Construction.

Transportation, communication,

ties

Retail trade

a nd public utili227,870

87,753

44,018

38,258

5,759

30,305

17,353

12,746

206

4,515

8,914

98,336

6,882

2,243

1,492

3,147

24,378

14,687

2,669

1,740

977

4,305

9,335

5,700

1,919

3,781

3,636

12,394

426

1,824

7,942

2,201

5,527

559

1,376

1,753

1,839

21,392

20,490

902

18,428

1,404

912

501

5,956

271

1,857

1,052

1,728

1,783

2,429

536

8,280

6,454

1,825

3,084

560

1,506

874

145

5,629

1,149

3,006

156

213

1,756

357

52-

86

184

305

899

24,789

669

10,109

8,396

1,713

764

9,085

4,162

159,829

59,606

26,617

25,468

1,149

27,122

16,832

10,210

81

2,971

2,895

71,220

4,577

1,719

878

1,980

16,033

10,343

2,034

1,112

614

1,931

6,163

3,910

1,732

2,179

2,252

10,533

384

1,272

7,158

1,719

3,360

339

952

1,054

1,014

17,710

16,920

790

12,845

980

580

391

4,276

246

963

722

1,191

865

2,210

420

6,483

4,964

1,519

2,563

453

1,368

656

86

4,211

58r

2,351

138

206

1,336

311

360

75

155

245

800

15,747

147

6,367

4,994

1,373

299

5,214

3,720

42,141

17,515

7,322

7,010

312

(

D)

8,151

(

D)

()

777

14,749

924

319

177

429

3,414

2,390

171

129

407

316

1,102

705

396

1,108

(

D)

114

622

75

46

72

429

3,131

2,633

498

4,447

132

230

2,747

6r

377

86

(

D)

314

171

78

944

748

196

668

48

392

212

16

843

150

322

30

118

83

24

7,423

17

3,066

2,446

620

115

2,833

1,393

89,240

35,519

18,090

17,374

716

13,383

8,681

4,675

28

2,038

2,008

41,114

2,798

1,165

445

1,188

8,082

4,335

1,529

775

129

1,315

2,873

1,592

764

828

1,281

7,923

334

899

5,515

1,175

2,186

141

868

705

472

10,773

10,481

291

6,480

833

365

138

1,145

144

478

492

592

470

1,588

23f

4,185

3,097

1,088

1,741

382

902

390

67

2,992

384

1,819

79

189

1,100

196

256

27

97

202

463

3,688

60

68

39

30

147

2,304

1,109

73,742

28,040

12,630

11,943

687

12,893

8,681

4,185

28

35,040

2,372

1,053

343

976

6,706

3,280

1,424

680

()

2,021

795

1,226

7,452

(

D)

875

(

D)

1,089

1,898

130

(

D)

669

(

D)

8,829

(

D)

(

D)

5,761

(

D)

315

127

889

(

D)

353

480

391

1,543

214

3,085

2,241

844

1,652

373

366

0

2,402

332

1,364

65

176

165

(

D)

27

89

157

433

3,524

52

41

128

2,248

1,056

15,498

7,479

5,460

5,431

29

490

0

490

0

6,075

426

113

102

212

1,376

1,055

105

95

()

852

798

54

470

24

86

287

11

36

1,944

(

D)

719

(

D)

50

11

256

(

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12J

11

79

46

21

1,100

856

244

590

53

455

13

4<

30

164

8

28

0

12,169

3,434

27

27

0

2,961

0

7,698

432

()

1,216

660

193

130

16

217

474

37

(

D)

(

D)

437

1,316

0

()

152

326

274

34

2,848

2,848

0

1,086

0

27

1

145

6

(

D)

88

352

37

780

620

160

149

('

16,279

3,138

1,179

1,058

121

7,659

422

()

3,321

2,958

141

77

62

83

1,714

1,576D

138

186

1

(

D)

226

79

957

957

0

831

(

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56

21

239

32

44

li:

573

499

74

107

18

54

33

315

51

152

0

34

(•

0

4,487

3,233

2,509

723

29

1,124

57,936

19,796

14,415

12,790

1,625

3,183

521

2,536

125

1,545

653

27,116

2,305

524

614

1,166

8,345

4,345

635

628

364

2,374

3,173

1,789

187

1,602

1,383

1,861

42

552

784

483

2,167

220

423

700

825

3,682

3,570

112

5,583

423

332

110

1,680

25

893

330

537

918

219

116

1,797

1,491

306

521

107

138

218

59

1,418

563

655

19

420

46

164

11

29

60

99

7,289

522

3,742

3,403

339

465

2,118

442

32,058

5,462

3,138

2,511

627

D

(

616

(

D)

794

19,840

1,821

430

403

988

5,257

3,107

449

472

167

1,062

2,442

1,238

159

1,079

1,204

1,621

(

D)

471

1,034

176

138

137

583

3,365

3,303

62

4,298

307

231

62

1,595

14

754

230

365

470

183

88

1,207

962

245

297

60

72

110

55

860

400

351

15

182

29

121

11

4,392

368

2,808

2,483

325

246

586

385

5,733

4,506

4,094

3,829

265

D

()

240

(

D)

515

()

0

166

(*)

()

0

116

43

o

o

564

8

5,942

2,507

1,409

954

455

896

2,681

D

1,928

(

D)

8

()

283

(

D)

0

14

0

2

0

12

239

40

(

D)

(

D)

0

202

0

0

]

(

D

r

136

134

(

87

167

29

60

0

354

0

0

0

113

14,203

7,320

5,774

5,496

278

10,105

8,352

2,985

2,985

1,062

(

D)

4,079

388

145

1,063

136

63

165

281

196

(

D)

86

226

79

863

522

172

292

(

D)

966

73

(

D)

71

10

172

(

D)

(

D)

390

341

48

114

3?

(

D)

320

84

224

3

1

189

(

D)

0

6

0

6

1,980

72

(

D)

(

D)

14

49

5,367

1,753

1,753

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Table H.A 9.—Total Liabilities of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

Fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

slectronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholeale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries ...

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific ..

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

477,167

335,050

62,977

204,283

171,348

7,993

1,642

25,003

31,687

1,082

2,215

11,192

457

17,441

72,636

32,935

3,961

405

8,014

708

7,408

2,841

8,651

395

552

39,894

27,896

21,703

1,583

4,610

132,690

82,627

27,230

2,520

12,013

1,399

2,803

549

1,377

6,106

462

13,738

10,759

1,418

1,561

41,659

1,743

10,775

529

25,228

1,565

960

859

11,585

2,717

1,310

857

550

8,868

683

2,772

5,414

14,019

2,426

8,037

1,785

1,770

24,459

4,400

1,894

4,258

2,139

2,495

3,898

2,625

1,086

801

864

9,427

25,570

134,052

90,506

15,220

53,025

42,222

1,235

964

2,481

7,411

589

525

2,415

39

3,901

22,662

10,803D

7,170

107

271

813

1,503

(

D)

58

17,374

4,887

3,354

843

689

35,788

8,933

3,751

290

858

944

237

666

442

(

D)

965

94

532

339

4,217

666

2,07D9

(

D)

981

(

187

8,462

2,396

1,140

808

448

6,067

234

1,988

3,845

7,225

(

D)

3,607

1,607

r

11,168

471

688

3,443

(

r

764

2,254

(

r

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304

294

7,758

13,124

160,253

123,203

18,481

77,887

67,944

3,916

232

16,918

14,930

291

1,461

5,530

271

4,891

19,503

9,943

853

36

349

366

6,166

986

735

77

375

16,554

10,281

7,715

250

2,316

37,050

26,660

16,561

1,600

9,232

721

1,019

220

180

3,439

150

9,109

8,555

82

471

990

47

0

350

9

439

1

144

894

143

79

0

64

751

0

296

455

3,027

r

1,964

11

0

6,469

580

1,068

366

372

1,057

793

936

883

285

130

12,060

8,348

1,121

5,591

4,806

207

90

866

797

19

161

468

0

609

1,590

786

(

D)

0

2

46

510

137

(

D)

1

0

916

719

498

11

210

3,712

2,776

1,704

279

832

16

98

17

53

359

48

969

806

38

126

103

(

D)

0

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3

764

(

D)

18

0

16

45!

11

79

41

50

32,155

22,188

3,622

12,841

11,067

1,271

(

D)

1,688

2,178

124

211

1,094

(

D)

1,310

3,130

1,773

31

(

D)

23

98

902

232

199

2,666

3,060

2,741

48

271

9,967

6,425

3,687

364

2,354

38

283

38

67

524

18

1,972

1,815

28

128

767

0

0

15

190

45

28

0

17

146

0

98

47

1,738

72

1,643

r

0

1,613

70

414

89

37

127

103

248

388

52

85

14,120

9,842

1,335

5,714

4,264

156

20

504

1,352

(

D)

()

390

21

381

1,389

1,451

6

0

()

1,238

51

37

0

0

1,033

1,759

(

D)

(

729

4,278

3,394

2,432

68

918

(

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70

4

32

743

929

1

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12

0

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0

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(

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1'

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24

r

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31

19,472

16,630

1,354

12,769

12,079

572

2

3,148

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381

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32

312

3,278

690

36

0

()

272

330

37

0

0

1,721

787

502

2

283

2,842

2,445

1,747

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1,357

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12,730

8,977

1,212

6,289

5,281

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1,365

(

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1,004

(

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196

1,479

1,007D

()

53

591

(

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49

14

0

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557

441

15

100

3,753

1,603

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65

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77

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176

374

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194

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41,588

35,549

5,605

20,802

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D)

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0

51

299

0

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4,483

2,813

(

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2,158

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0

7,023

2,119

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6,039

5,242

3,075

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860

(

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2,166

0

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0

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(

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0

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28,129

21,669

4,232

13,882

12,458

(

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33

(

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2,310

104

(

D)

844

156

(

D)

4,155

1,424

263

20

74

53

496

2,274

1,280

(

D)

(

D)

320

6,460

4,774

2,992

(

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1,387

86

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25

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1,516

16

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(

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280

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30,076

3,240

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3,332

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1,867

11

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4,837

6,021

616

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286

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600

3,648D

2,957

1,984

1,376

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459

6,506

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100,711

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136

3,677

21,785

4,304

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182

139

1,943

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4,772

4,197

260

316

39,529

36,671

1,368

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61

128

475

0

734

237

399

98

34,569

604

8,120

35

24,876

86

795

53

362

327

604

497

83

0

2'

1,892

1,170

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220

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12,695

9,197

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5,307

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4,408

30

10,319

4,657

2,467

56

718

(

396

57

1,532

(

D)

185

(

D)

658

44

72

1,349

(

D)

()

91

282

(

D)

1,821

(

D)

2,492

(

D)

93

340

(

D)

81

183

1,669

2,677

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Table II.A 10.—Total Liabilities of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

:ountries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

nd South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products..

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics..

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utili

ties

Retail trade

477,167

134,052

47,604

42,355

5,249

54,636

24,001

30,255

380

20,910

10,903

160,253

12,060

3,429

2,820

5,811

32,155

16,420

5,775

3,342

1,351

5,268

14,120

7,595

2,607

4,989

6,525

19,472

1,601

4,237

8,260

5,374

12,730

1,426

4,348

3,427

3,529

41,588

39,496

2,092

28,129

3,656

1,759

753

6,140

837

2,509

1,461

2,414

2,080

5,440

1,080

36,582

25,341

11,242

100,711

56,988

34,374

819

8,531

12,695

1,293

6,993

1,258

1,294

2,446

75r

1,238

518

1,436

678

1,776

32,873

87.

9,280

7,761

1,520

4,397

11,341

6,98:

335,050

90,506

27,681

1,152

45,814

20,453

25,180

180

12,593

3,266

123,203

8,348

2,555

1,768

4,024

22,188

12,184

4,090

2,329

678

2,908

9,842

5,174

2,361

2,813

4,668

16,630

1,426

3,174

7,441

4,589

8,977

1,005

3,414

2,305

2,253

35,549

33,637

1,911

21,669

2,839

1,233

638

4,864

717

1,450

1,018

1,813

1,257

4,961

879

30,076

21,043

9,033

61,183

26,868

27,474

635

6,207

9,197

689

5,328

1,129

1,109

1,546

623

921

499

943

259

1,480

20,885

17-

5,601

4,437

1,164

1,616

7,376

6,119

62,977

15,220

6,134

5,892

242

(

D)

6,847

(

D)

7

(

D)

630

18,481

1,121

289

233

599

3,622

2,438

254

231

318

382

1,335

727

609

1,354

218

1,212

182

166

110

754

5,605

4,970

635

4>23 D2

150

275

2,246

132

384

71

244

219

123

3,240

2,710

530

17,518

6,463

10,303

283

468

1,332

187

491

13-

93

126

7,186

30

2,073

1,729

344

29!

2,267

2,518

204,283

53,025

20,955

20,180

775

22,077

13,607

8,417

54

7,488

2,505

77,887

5,591

1,913

1,075

2,603

12,841

5,848

3,066

1,647

221

2,058

5,714

2,843

1,470

1,373

2,872

12,769

1,214

1,946

6,321

3,288

6,289

445

3,092

1,471

1,281

20,802

19,526

1,276

13,882

2,513

8 7"

339

2,021

415

896

722

909

829

3,816

547

21,895

14,892

7,00:

36,55:

15,615

15,172

307

5,463

6,762

433

4,121

747

1,009

1,179

470

715

382

686

226

915

8,15'

85

90

39

5

1,148

5,002

1,833

171,348

42,222

14,512

13,779

733

21,440

13,607

7,780

54

67,944

4,806

1,759

920

2,127

11,067

4,721

2,817

1,482

D

4,264

1,493

(

D)

(

2,770

12,079

D

1,847

(

D)

3,085

5,281

402

(

D)

1,401

(

D)

17,989

(

D)

(

D)

12,458

(

D)

772

323

1,628

(

D)

694

690

3,679

465

15,874

10,736

5,137

32,254

13,943

(

D)

294

5,307

383

2,95'

645

518

(

424

0

358

586

181

842

7,747

78

59

0

(D

1.05E

4,929

1,627

32,935

10,803

6,443

6,401

42

637

0

637

0

9,943

786

155

156

475

1,773

1,127

249

166

1,451

1,349

D

101

690

99

(

D)

203

1,007

44

(

D)

70

(

D)

2,813

(

D)

(

D)

1,424

D

16

392

201

32

(

DJ

138

138

81

6,021

4,156

1,865

4,304

1,672

(

r

13

1,455

50

1,165

102

491

24

100

45

73

73

206

39,894

17,374

35

35

0

14,261

0

16,554

916

)

2,666

1,568

480

252

22

343

1,033

77

956

1,721

0

()

394

920

712

69

7,023

7,023

0

2,274

0

68

6

34:

67

130

645

100

711

(

D

2,95'

1,906

1,050

2,336

1,330

984

18

4

265

1

170

407

0

0

0

o

58

324

27,896

4,887

1,710

1,575

135

10,281

719

()

3,060

2,330

290

199

116

125

1,759

1,527

(

D)

(

232

787

4

(

D)

557

12

150

2,119

2,119

0

1,280

(

D;

140

19

256

102

215

1,984

1,534

450

4,772

3,460

1,015

27

270

6'

547

54

10

154

5,135

(

D;

3,43£

2,66£

77C

1,44,

132,690

35,788

16,899

14,674

2,225

8,822

3,548

5,074

200

8,317

1,751

37,050

3,712

874

1,051

1,787

9,967

4,236

1,685

1,013

673

2,359

4,278

2,422

246

2,176

1,856

2,842

175

1,063

819

785

3,753

421

933

1,123

1,276

6,039

5,859

181

6,460

818

526

11

1,276

120

1,059

443

601

823

479

201

6,506

4,298

2,209

39,529

30,120

6,900

184

2,325

3,499

605

1,665

130

185

900

133

31'

20

492

419

297

10,319

699

3,680

3,324

356

2,781

2,296

82,627

8,933

2,861

2,119

742

656

(

D)

4,247

(

D)

26,660

2,776

694

655

1,428

6,425

2,961

1,245

752

342

1,126

3,394

1,902

209

1,694

1,491

2,445

D )

940

1,603

337

273

151

843

5,242

5,177

65

4,774

518

354

44

1,166

76

864

351

408

456

380

155

3,939

2,560

1,379

36,671

28,824

5,613

81

2,153

1,767

441

963

75

145

502

113

129

20

196

4,657

520

2,297

2,002

296

728

44C

11,585

8,462

6,839

6,360

479

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

1,238

(

D)

894

()

190

0

106

()

0

150

0

264

100

375

245

130

36:

209

21

144

51

1,349

70

313

12

14,019

7,225

1,943

1,204

739

3,837

D

3,027

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

1,738

(

D)

30

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

375

32

0

7

0

25

569

(

280

0

0

1

(

D)

4

0

464

445

19

604

168

878

41

150

0

21

139

(

D)

1,821

0

0

1,372

(

D

(*

24,459

11,168

5,256

4,991

265

(

D)

0

3,316

D

6,469

764

303

1,613

(

D)

304

131

284

(

D)

359

192

166

361

114

1,515

(

D

()

878

311

714

()

1,142

200

88

40

(°)

193

1,729

1,047

681

919

35

710

72

469

55

312

(

D)

0

147

0

2,492

(

D

60

368

(D

1,669

1,669

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Table II.A 11.—Owners' Equity of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

ilectronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries....

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa...

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

ibya

Other

Sub-Saharan..

Liberi Nigeria. a .

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum-OPEC

274,319

176,036

46,711

103,669

81,894

5,046

813

8,318

16,011

600

2,450

4,006

1,131

9,598

33,921

21,776

912

195

2,154

247

3,231

1,388

12,973

96

580

10,427

15,228

11,174

657

90,465

66,054

21,105

2,575

11,524

-150

1,439

293

1,607

3,216

601

11,200

6,319

4,125

756

33,749

2,173

15,551

670

12,762

736

1,163

694

4,103

2,453

964

1,410

79

1,650

451

892

307

6,833

905

3,161

1,615

1,153

13,475

2,887

825

2,732

1,193

1,072

2,353

611"

874

630

291

7,81

13,813

61,108

36,810

13,729

18,069

13,454

441

356

798

3,284

371

-119

78

17

2,143

6,085

4,615

(

D)

(

1,650

27

73

507

2,025

(

D)

-12

2,416

2,597

1,621

292

684

18,088

7,346

2,723

565

339

(

D)

437

73

859

284

(

D)

1,224

105

1,014

106

3,398

1,054

974

637

a.

300

2,856

2,244

861

1,395

-11

611

-53

772

-108

3,ir

(

c

935

1,315

(

r

4,768

350

79

2>29 D

191

713

422

5'

6,210

7,243

105,531

78,980

18,094

47,576

42,361

2,647

170

5,750

9,911

130

2,140

2,951

283

3,753

14,626

5,215

319

14

292

143

2,619

513

1,026

48

241

6,456

6,853

4,917

199

1,737

26,551

19,116

12,955

1,579

8,391

-266

686

171

147

1,914

333

5,647

5,107

178

362

514

32

0

233

7

73

4

165

552

66

24

0

4:

486

0

82

404

1,467

r

5,41

679

746

231

625

496

1,340

309

781

126

82

9,202

6,560

1,581

4,161

3,621

70

63

350

422

3

326

181

0

638

1,569

540

(

D)

0

1

29

351

37

(

D)

2

0

554

349

24

181

2,642

2,268

1,513

144

762

11

119

29

34

381

33

648

452

83

114

106

(

D)

0

20

27

311

0

20

(

D)

14

138

5

55

24,511

17,899

3,923

9,843

8,704

1,091

(

D)

969

1,510

65

691

621

(

D)

1,206

2,469

1,138

17

(

D)

26

15

635

90

132

1,632

2,502

2,229

56

217

6,611

4,779

3,114

333

2,110

41

180

21

32

396

1

1,396

1,244

65

87

269

0

9

120

18

102

0

51

51

669

51

607

1,04-

55

310

4'

31

158

62

118

177

32

54

8,107

5,628

1,516

3,118

2,544

118

10

236

751

()

191

13

210

976

574

1

0

340

4

106

0

0

173

821

()

556

2,479

1,869

1,213

117

879

(

D)

39

12

45

208

()

630

1

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

160

155

0

0

0

205

0

74

0

(

D)

245

23

154

10

13

16

14,966

12,596

1,811

8,856

8,263

247

1

1,368

2,245

0

323

1,036

17

403

2,623

593

28

0

()

209

260

87

0

0

1,395

533

353

4

176

2,370

1,651

1,438

1,235

(

D)

2

0

0

(*;

213

213

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

1

0

0

1

1

0

0

1

21

0

0

0

0

696

84

75

475

0

48

6,038

1,481

3,811

3,237

367

42

270

842

(

D)

144

391

(

D)

134

1,028

574

()

28

269

(

D)

90

10

0

415

314

14

88

3,852

1,514

928

31

752

(

D)

48

19

(

D)

58

(

D)

571

527

0

44

15

0

0

0

0

0

4

11

39

40

301

(

0

0

1,998

236

93

~ 28

476

100

553

89

382

33

14,048

11,645

2,533

6,820

6,177

(

D)

(

2,379

0

-25

17

0

(

D)

1,805

643

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

545

25

0

1,668

624

118

2,404

2,139

1,416

313

829

0

224

(

D)

723

723

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

238

0

12

0

(

186

24,806

18,613

5,249

10,966

9,814

(

D)

24

(

D)

1,764

64

(

D)

516

170

(

D)

4,157

1,153

120

5

60

41

270

994

1,403

400

6,194

4,897

3,332

1,823

7

()

36

(

D)

1,319

29

0

0

148

265

118

147

0

0

88

C

82

140

0

0

21,187

15,883

1,998

11,664

6,365

(

D)

215

970

576

65

(

D)

446

4

(

D)

2,536

5,299

100

103

110

16

251

191

4,431

D

1,115

1,105

729

66

310

5,304

3,237

1,330

223

430

52

27

480

8 8 D

569

1,026

460

473

10

16

49

0

169

63

18

38

106

37

99

1,524

(

r

('

34

46

8

223

60,544

27,631

5,601

20,055

14,664

679

21

309

920

200

827

1,972

9,312

5,391

(

D)

0

(

41

107

4,815

0

209

313

1,662

1,499

66

97

32,913

31,533

1,565

34

1,197

l:

36

2

5

279

0

2,304

11

2,204

25

27,664

488

13,85r

-27

12,196

10

1,058

82

()

316

250

156

32

77:

496

6,954

4,733

714

3,751

2,688

152

41

321

187

11

13

128

0

959

878

1,062

30

(

D)

45

42

193

61

605

1

274

203

20

51

2,222

1,016

483

70

169

18

9

('

(•

176

8

173

86

53

34

360

107

224

30

-10

115

25

15

0

0

90

0

15

(

D

80-

31

536

184

52

287

14

D

8

24

10

2C

15

12

3,295 1,127 313 149 24' 992 834 38: 992

18,994

12,000

6,576

2,554

2,362

(

D)

10

171

1,134

(

D)

()

204

0

484

192

()

54

9

71

133

2,737

2,204

14

519

5,387

3,806

2,050

104

998

(

83

79

970

(

D)

108

(

D)

786

33

23

52

()

154

-20

820

708

()

-9

14(6)

149

-5

1,607

1,066

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Table II.A 12.—Owners' Equity of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

274,319

61,108

23,004

16,740

6,264

22,552

12,655

9,666

231

11,267

4,285

105,531

9,202

2,367

2,224

4,611

24,511

12,305

4,807

2,435

1,180

3,783

8,107

3,697

1,334

2,364

4,410

14,966

316

3,038

7,416

4,195

9,890

1,172

2,552

3,007

3,158

14,048

12,977

1,072

24,806

2,916

1,376

721

5,068

504

2,573

1,419

1,359

1,934

5,777

1,159

21,187

14,147

7,040

60,544

25,167

9,711

719

24,948

6,954

534

3,961

377

735

1,947

132

770

847

412

478

722

18,994

530

7,477

5,835

1,642

1,500

5,032

4,455

Developed countries

Total

176,036

36,810

9,741

8,724

1,017

20,089

12,103

7,886

100

5,635

1,346

78,980

6,560

1,788

1,759

3,013

17,899

9,167

3,831

1,524

787

2,591

5,628

2,492

1,115

1,377

3,136

12,596

260

2,164

6,484

3,688

6,038

766

1,804

1,447

2,022

11,645

10,797

848

18,613

2,378

926

560

3,356

400

1,598

1,037

959

1,035

5,382

981

15,883

11,255

4,627

27,631

4,901

4,992

410

17,328

4,733

206

2,945

310

602

1,365

119

548

786

263

74

458

12,000

168

4,971

3,582

1,389

815

2,101

3,945

Canada

46,711

13,729

4,325

4,032

293

(

D)

7,596

(

D)

13

(

D)

375

18,0*4

1,581

344

241

996

3,923

2,354

417

318

378

455

1,516

638

(

D)

(

D)

878

1,811

(

D)

251

(

D)

(

D)

1,481

205

146

163

966

2,533

1,994

539

5,249

(

D)

287

333

2,011

114

645

148

(

D)

407

423

306

1,998

1,467

530

5,601

1,319

1,980

71

2,231

714

48

330

51

43

81

26

129

(

D)

46

(

D)

(

D)

6,576

20

3,0.62

2,184

878

339

1,180

1,974

Europe

Total

103,669

18,069

4,923

4,261

662

8,059

4,507

3,512

40

4,211

875

47,576

4,161

1,245

1,306

1,611

9,843

4,138

2,821

983

301

1,600

3,118

1,188

424

764

1,930

8,856

142

1,421

4,924

2,369

3,811

327

1,598

992

894

6,820

6,511

309

10,966

1,857

550

191

1,019

191

743

644

428

508

4,348

488

11,664

8,141

3,523

20,055

3,014

2,629

282

14,130

3,751

148

2,388

182

549

1,200

79

378

744

188

49

234

2,554

71

81

43

38

423

888

1,091

European

Communities (10)

81,894

13,454

3,467

2,843

624

7,856

4,507

3,309

40

(

D)

(

D)

42,361

3,621

1,136

1,167

1,318

8,704

3,381

2,664

897

(

D)

(

D)

2,544

704

(

D)

(

D)

1,840

8,263

(

D)

1,343

(

D)

2,182

3,237

309

(

D)

950

(

D)

6,177

(

D)

(

D)

9,814

(

D)

437

173

808

(

D)

570

637

(

D)

411

4,254

462

6,365

4,372

1,993

14,664

2,431

(

D)

264

(

D)

2,688

118

1,552

146

193

(

D)

36

(

D)

659

131

41

188

2,362

60

41

(

D)

(

D)

393

875

992

Other

21,776

4,615

1,456

1,418

38

203

0

203

0

(

D)

(

D)

5,215

540

109

139

292

1,138

756

157

86

(

D)

(

D)

574

484

(

D)

(

D)

90

593

(

D)

78

(

D)

187

574

18

(

D)

42

(

D)

643

(

D)

(

D)

1,153

(

D)

113

18

211

(

D)

174

8

(

D)

97

94

26

5,299

3,769

1,530

5,391

583

(

D)

18

(

D)

1,062

30

835

36

356

(

D)

43

(

D)

85

57

8

47

192

10

40

(

D)

(

D)

30

12

100

Japan

10,427

2,416

14

14

0

1,836

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

6,456

263

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,632

734

339

100

30

429

173

68

(

D)

(

D)

104

1,395

0

(

D)

(

D)

229

331

(

D)

(

D)

276

40

1,668

1,668

0

994

0

21

6

1

24

(

D)

120

203

66

420

(

D)

1,115

784

332

313

68

166

17

62

-6

39

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

8

(

D)

6

0

(

D)

133

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

9

117

Australia,

XT

iNew

Zealand,

and South

Africa

15,228

2,597

479

417

62

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

6,853

554

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

2,502

1,941

254

123

78

106

821

598

(

D)

(

D)

224

533

(

D)

(

D)

4

(

D)

415

(

D)

(

D)

16

121

624

624

0

1,403

(

D)

68

30

325

71

(

D)

125

(

D)

54

190

(

D)

1,105

863

242

1,662

500

217

39

905

274

8

188

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

33

1

23

(

D)

(

D)

2,737

(

D)

1,828

1,355

473

(

D)

24

763

Developing countries

Total

90,465

18,088

9,591

8,016

1,575

2,464

552

1,779

132

5,632

401

26,551

2,642

579

465

1,597

6,611

3,138

976

912

393

1,192

2,479

1,205

218

987

1,274

2,370

56

874

932

507

3,852

407

748

1,560

1,136

2,404

2,180

224

6,194

538

450

161

1,712

104

975

382

400

899

395

177

5,304

2,892

2,412

32,913

20,266

4,719

309

7,620

2,222

328

1,016

67

133

581

13

222

61

149

404

263

5,387

362

2,506

2,252

253

685

1,324

510

Latin

America

66,054

7,346

2,518

1,856

662

(

D)

(

D)

765

(

D)

3,729

(

D)

19,116

2,268

495

403

1,370

4,779

2,612

651

681

164

671

1,869

796

199

597

1,073

1,651

(

D)

633

(

D)

(

D)

1,514

343

209

156

806

2,139

2,107

32

4,897

390

309

91

1,597

74

785

309

336

537

329

141

3,237

1,493

1,744

31,533

19,822

4,379

179

7,153

1,016

197

536

36

102

284

_c

122

61

72

(

D)

(

D)

3,806

235

2,397

2,121

276

282

479

412

Other

Airica

4,103

2,856

2,287

1,977

310

(

D)

0

<

D)

(

D)

415

(

D)

552

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

120

0

62

(

D)

(

D)

0

160

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

2

0

1

0

1

39

0

(

D)

1

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

148

35

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

169

151

17

360

208

10

(

D)

(

D)

115

52

63

0

7

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(*)

0

0

52

54

(

D)

(

D)

0

41

14

(

D)

Middle

nooi

tiast

6,833

3,117

1,616

1,310

306

654

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,467

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

669

(

D)

17

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

205

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

21

0

10

0

11

301

(

D)

(

D)

64

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

265

0

0

2

(

D)

(*)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

1

374

358

16

250

101

(

D)

75

(

D)

804

13

227

0

10

(

D)

5

(

D)

0

59

(

D)

(

D)

820

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

314

(

D)

n

Utner

Asia and

Pacific

13,475

4,768

3,170

2,874

297

(

D)

0

831

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

5,417

311

(

D)

(

D)

202

1,044

(

D)

246

147

194

(

D)

245

164

(

D)

(

D)

81

696

(

D)

231

(

D)

(

D)

1,998

(

D)

(

D)

1,339

256

238

(

D)

(

D)

883

113

(

D)

(

D)

79

30

(

D)

(

D)

64

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,524

889

635

771

136

(

D)

(

D)

258

287

66

191

30

13

113

(

D)

(

D)

0

18

0

13

708

73

(

D)

(

D)

-22

48

(

D)

(

D)

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services......

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Table II.A 13.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Assets, Industry of U.S. Parent by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

(1)

751,486

236,922

12,883

4,637

8,246

192,733

190,809

29,580

1,725

380,278

29,090

3,375

3,839

21,876

80,288

46,953

19,026

9,357

2,336

2,617

43,013

24,649

4,495

20,154

18,363

56,326

2,864

9,863

33,433

10,165

29,353

2,864

8,076

5,546

12,867

77,780

67,307

10,473

64,428

12,880

3,151

2,064

8,843

3,246

6,385

492

3,774

4,292

17,308

1,993

14,680

7,866

6,815

72,242

8,543

53,408

7,817

9,594

408

3,928

1,485

368

726

437

911

631

2,072

1,117

1,438

37,769

1,303

1,586

4,422

17,328

13,129

Current assets

Total

(2)

361,711

99,343

4,374

1,216

3,158

77,797

76,799

16,928

243

201,930

16,384

1,783

2,241

12,360

41,660

20,944

12,064

5,748

1,261

1,643

18,095

9,368

2,408

6,959

8,727

33,050

1,874

5,967

18,295

6,915

17,813

1,605

4,868

3,588

7,752

40,328

33,377

6,950

34,600

7,091

2,203

1,045

3,774

1,814

3,771

264

1,823

1,888

9,601

1,327

9,197

5,075

4,122

30,461

7,393

19,765

2,273

5,218

150

2,560

1,201

180

329

282

568

436

1,191

450

432

15,563

701

372

2,55?

5,522

6,410

Cash

items

(3)

41,910

10,741

947

444

504

7,903

7,877

1,834

56

21,828

2,175

341

263

1,571

5,197

2,507

1,494

753

230

212

1,902

979

302

676

923

2,831

76

435

1,734

585

2,394

82

440

1,072

800

3,512

2,942

570

3,817

786

296

196

350

241

296

45

317

228

915

147

959

576

383

4,973

729

3,732

26D

1,183

28

501

192

21

109

55

124

175

307

70

102

2,227

82

89

(

D

445

732

878

Current receivables

Total

(4)

190,103

55,010

2,413

458

1,955

41,812

41,027

10,646

139

101,196

7,392

759

895

5,738

21,045

11,418

5,849

2,395

586

796

9,045

4,488

1,330

3,159

4,557

17,792

1,033

2,467

10,833

3,459

9,174

737

2,687

1,548

4,203

21,300

17,667

3,633

15,448

2,436

979

409

1,685

991

1,839

130

758

923

4,581

717

4,634

2,502

2,133

18,025

4,013

12,095

1 '4 4 D1

3,236

102

1,693

886

119

204

159

324

162

691

359

229

8,000

368

88

1,515

3,657

2,372

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

receivable

(5)

153,208

40,059

1,774

308

1,466

28,927

28,748

9,267

91

83,652

5,502

611

718

4,173

16,497

8,656

4,904

1,881

328

728

6,950

3,609

840

2,769

3,341

15,232

912

2,025

10,054

2,241

7,602

641

2,239

1,104

3,618

18,660

15,428

3,232

13,209

2,080

820

320

1,518

705

1,602

101

719

769

4,034

542

3,745

2,210

1,535

17,055

3,495

11,789

1,339

2,335

50

1,334

795

85

45

131

278

94

579

104

174

6,363

108

85

1,238

2,803

2,129

Other

(6)

36,895

14,952

639

150

489

12,885

12,279

1,380

48

17,544

1,889

148

177

1,564

4,548

2,762

945

514

258

68

2,095

879

489

390

1,216

2,561

121

442

779

1,218

1,573

96

448

443

585

2,640

2,239

401

2,239

356

159

90

168

287

237

29

38

154

547

175

890

292

508

970

517

306

102

901

52

359

91

35

159

28

46

68

113

254

55

1,638

26C

27?

854

242

Inventories

(7)

103,036

25,641

703

189

515

21,220

21,049

3,688

29

66,753

5,791

631

930

4,230

13,008

6,076

3,897

2,105

344

585

5,827

3,471

685

2,786

2,357

9,685

714

2,789

3,589

2,592

5,369

709

1,394

828

2,438

13,707

11,251

2,456

13,366

3,525

804

340

1,516

455

1,481

85

673

573

3,488

426

2,898

1,722

1,176

3,138

813

1,924

203

423

11

192

45

22

7

49

69

40

146

12

22

4,183

195

172

182

873

2,760

Other *

(8)

26,663

7,951

310

126

184

6,861

6,846

760

20

12,153

1,027

53

153

821

2,411

942

824

495

100

50

1,320

430

91

339

891

2,743

50

275

2,139

279

877

78

348

139

311

1,808

1,517

291

1,968

344

125

99

222

126

156

4

75

164

617

36

705

275

431

4,325

1,839

2,014

367

376

10

174

78

18

8

19

51

59

47

9

78

1,152

56

23

414

260

399

Noncurrent assets

Total

(9)

389,775

137,579

8,509

3,422

5,088

114,936

114,011

12,652

1,482

178,349

12,706

1,591

1,598

9,516

38,628

26,009

6,961

3,609

1,075

974

24,918

15,282

2,087

13,195

9,636

23,275

991

3,896

15,138

3,250

11,540

1,259

3,208

1,958

5,115

37,453

33,930

3,523

29,828

5,790

947

1,020

5,069

1,432

2,614

228

1,952

2,404

7,707

666

5,484

2,791

2,692

41,781

1,149

33,643

5,54D4

4,376

258

1,368

284

188

398

156

344

195

882

667

1,006

22,206

602

1,214

1,866

11,806

6,719

Net

property,

plant, and

equipment

(10)

227,870

93,386

5,279

2,040

3,240

81,219

81,090

5,883

1,005

111,387

7,539

1,194

1,002

5,344

24,609

16,833

3,767

2,512

892

604

15,524

11,350

828

10,522

4,174

1.6,037

497

1,866

11,785

1,888

6,418

534

1,683

857

3,344

21,879

20,010

1,869

19,380

2,097

662

715

4,176

1,305

2,138

124

1,521

1,955

4,292

394

3,059

1,676

1,383

5,577

280

3,656

9 2 D6

2,421

191

619

124

30

189

98

178

15

780

303

513

12,040

372

895

(

D

(

D

929

5,924

3,920

Equity

investment in

other

foreign

affiliates

(11)

43,943

13,759

1,095

393

703

9,376

9,285

3,198

91

23,990

2,159

187

239

1,734

6,191

3,475

1,970

531

65

151

2,722

844

246

598

1,878

3,469

297

1,030

1,550

592

2,443

438

961

291

752

1,414

644

770

5,592

2,096

85

62

295

5

135

2

268

174

2,327

144

1,144

183

961

3,249

436

2,590

-4

330

35

123

52

12

3

25

31

46

35

75

17

1,470

94

140

(

D

(

D

203

895

137

Other

noncurrent

investments *

(12)

39,530

4,754

281

206

75

4,160

3,958

310

4

10,261

433

89

61

282

1,309

640

349

211

81

28

2,111

1,341

681

661

770

429

22

128

146

133

469

43

248

23

155

4,263

3,813

451

1^248

132

110

16

207

17

146

5

73

140

324

77

210

103

108

21,460

221

18,708

2,280

120

10

29

12

3

1

2

12

24

32

22

i

2,725

30

160

160

0

104

1,318

1,113

Other

(13)

78,431

25,679

1,854

783

1,070

20,181

19,678

3,262

<383

32,711

2,575

121

297

2,157

6,520

5,062

875

355

38

190

4,561

1,746

333

1,413

2,815

3,341

175

872

1,657

638

2,210

244

316

786

864

9,897

9,463

434

3,608

1,465

91

226

391

105

196

96

90

134

764

50

1,070

829

240

11,494

212

8,689

2'34

D

2

1,506

22

597

96

144

204

31

123

110

35

267

474

5,972

106

19

63C

3,669

1,549

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics..

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

* -^cultural chemicals

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utili

ties

Retail trade

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

Liabilities

Total

Current liabilities

Total

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

payable

Other

Noncurrent liabilities

Total

Longterm

debt

Other

Owners' equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock1

Retained

earnings2

Unincorporated

affiliates

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

751,486

236,922

12,883

4,637

8,246

192,733

190,809

D

29,580

1,725

380,278

29,090

3,375

3,839

21,876

80,288

46,953

19,026

9,357

2,336

2,617

43,013

24,649

4,495

20,154

18,363

56,326

2,864

9,863

33,433

10,165

29,353

2,864

8,076

5,546

12,867

77,780

67,307

10,473

64,428

12,880

3,151

2,064

8,843

3,246

6,385

492

3,774

4,292

17,308

1,993

14,680

7,866

6,815

72,242

8,543

53,408

7,817

9,594

408

3,928

1,485

726

437

911

631

2,072

1,117

1,438

37,769

1,303

1,586

D

()

4,423

17,328

13,129

477,167

156,214

6,228

2,408

3,820

129,204

127,876

(

D)

(

D)

19,928

224,993

16,562

1,763

2,009

12,791

42,477

25,504

9,101

5,267

1,323

1,283

25,765

15,363

2,620

12,743

10,401

31,468

1,645

5,088

19,247

5,488

16,100

1,481

4,446

3,084

7,090

58,883

52,838

6,045

33,737

6,620

1,716

1,188

4,916

1,936

3,283

254

2,190

2,203

8,482

948

9,260

5,018

4,242

56,324

6,968

41,447

(

D)

6,502

(

D

6,308

230

2,843

1,151

296

563

282

551

286

1,279

758

912

24,068

764

845

3,047

11,313

8,099

281,495

85,245

2,278

537

1,742

67,541

66,664

D

15,206

220

143,921

10,791

1,212

1,083

8,496

27,227

14,073

7,389

4,024

746

995

12,825

6,463

1,534

4,929

6,362

23,647

1,458

3,500

14,620

4,070

11,228

1,074

3,197

2,126

4,832

36,394

32,730

3,664

21,809

4,475

1,234

667

2,546

922

2,159

142

1,280

1,354

6,320

711

7,248

3,734

3,515

30,645

5,406

21,867

2,613

3,706

162

1,921

1,009

215

156

185

357

196

883

274

270

10,729

580

188

1,881

4,160

3,920

148,372

43,889

741

239

502

34,786

34,529

(

D

()

8,306

56

67,523

4,227

582

455

3,190

12,815

7,479

3,177

1,338

311

510

4,974

2,638

632

2,006

2,335

11,071

700

1,924

7,036

1,411

4,780

476

1,538

762

2,003

19,316

17,307

2,009

10,341

2,316

487

275

1,346

319

1,044

82

694

615

2,792

373

4,258

1,919

2,339

25,515

4,042

19,496

(

D)

1,448

D

1,845

77

953

696

51

65

63

78

84

590

29

112

5,341

116

65

1,755

2,407

133,123

41,356

1,537

1,240

32,755

32,135

D

()

6,900

164

76,398

6,564

630

628

5,306

14,412

6,594

4,212

2,686

435

485

7,851

3,824

902

2,923

4,027

12,575

758

1,576

7,584

2,658

6,449

597

1,659

1,363

2,829

17,078

15,424

1,654

11,469

2,159

747

392

1,200

603

1,115

60

587

739

3,528

338

2,990

1,815

1,175

5,130

1,364

2,371

(

D)

1,164

D

1,861

84

968

312

163

91

123

279

113

292

246

158

5,387

463

123

2,405

1,512

195,673

70,969

3,950

1,871

2,078

61,664

61,213

(

D)

()

4,722

634

81,072

5,772

551

926

4,295

15,250

11,431

1,711

1,242

577

288

12,940

8,901

1,087

7,814

4,039

7,821

187

1,588

4,628

1,418

4,872

408

1,248

958

2,258

22,490

20,108

2,381

11,928

2,145

482

521

2,370

1,014

1,124

112

910

2,163

237

2,012

1,284

727

25,678

1,561

19,581

(

D)

3,889

D

2,602

68

922

142

82

407

97

194

90

397

484

642

13,340

185

657

(

1,166

7,153

4,179

128,219

48,763

3,076

1,299

1,777

41,329

40,912

(

D

()

3,790

567

59,411

4,213

381

780

3,052

11,139

8,878

900

754

429

179

10,203

7,206

878

6,328

2,997

4,871

129

1,222

2,512

1,008

3,877

336

931

783

1,827

16,806

15,161

1,645

8,301

1,648

311

438

1,839

735

779

94

591

566

1,113

186

1,414

845

569

6,013

1,448

3,573

(

D)

476

1,941

57

596

56

314

69

95

59

226

407

596

10,677

145

598

(

656

5,800

3,479

67,454

22,206

873

572

301

20,334

20,301

(

D)

932

66

21,662

1,559

170

146

1,243

4,111

2,553

812

489

148

110

2,737

1,695

209

1,485

1,042

2,951

58

367

2,116

410

995

71

317

174

431

5,683

4,947

736

3,627

497

171

83

531

278

345

18

319

283

1,050

51

598

439

159

19,665

114

16,008

3,413

660

11

326

87

92

28

100

31

171

76

45

2,663

40

59

()

510

1,353

701

274,319

80,708

6,655

2,229

4,425

63,529

62,933

(

D)

()

9,652

872

155,285

12,527

1,612

1,831

9,085

37,811

21,449

9,925

4,090

1,014

1,333

17,248

9,286

1,875

7,411

7,962

24,858

1,219

4,775

14,186

4,678

13,253

1,383

3,630

2,463

5,777

18,897

14,469

4,428

30,690

6,261

1,435

876

3,926

1,310

3,102

238

1,584

2,089

8,825

1,045

5,420

2,848

2,573

15,919

1,575

11,960

(

D)

1,316D

3,287

179

1,085

334

72

164

155

361

345

793

359

526

13,700

539

741

()

1,377

6,015

5,030

240,400

62,050

D

()

2,395

47,982

47,471

(

D)

()

8,909

(

D)

144,797

11,857

1,528

(

D

34,046

18,484

9,375

3,965

(

D)

()

13,978

(

D)

(

D)

5,493

(

D)

23,749

(

D)

4,528

13,680

(

D)

12,427

(

D)

3,423

2,444

(

D)

18,454

D

(

30,286

(

D)

1,442

870

3,874

1,261

3,099

238

1,587

()

8,697

1,030

4,723

2,195

2,527

13,633

1,496

10,672

D

976

3,012

1,060

330

69

16

D

4

347

338

462

12,185

525

547

855

5,381

4,878

105,349

29,013

(

D)

()

578

23,527

23,249

(

D)

()

3,959

(

D)

60,600

5,550

619

14,364

8,447

3,410

1,676

(

D)

()

6,614

(

D)

(

D)

2,865

(

D)

7,527

(

D)

1,635

3,347

(

D)

4,807

(

D)

1,145

513

(

D)

9,618

(

D)

()

12,120

(

D)

746

328

1,868

542

1,467

99

890

2,162

376

1,574

696

878

7,007

720

5,765

1,142

(D)

420

116

104

(

D)

44

175

252

6,014

146

375

()

287

3,263

1,943

135,051

33,037

(

D)

()

1,818

24,455

24,222

(

D

()

4,950

(

D)

84,197

6,307

909

838

4,560

19,682

10,037

5,966

2,289

589

801

7,364

3,243

616

2,627

4,121

16,222

(

D)

2,894

10,333

7,620

691

2,277

1,931

2,721

8,836

6,266

2,570

18,166

3,656

696

542

2,006

719

1,632

138

697

889

6,535

654

3,149

1,500

1,649

6,626

776

4,907

1,871

75

640

214

51

59

76

240

303

480

163

209

6,171

379

171

()

568

2,118

2,935

(13)

33,919

18,657

(

D)

(

2,030

15,547

15,462

(

D)

()

743

10,488

671

83

()

3,765

2,965

550

125

()

3,270

(

D)

(

D)

1,919

(

D)

1,109

(

D)

247

505

()

826

()

208

19

442

()

404

(

D)

-7

6

52

49

3

0

-3

()

128

16

698

652

45

2,286

79

1,288

-9D

25

4

3

0

-2

22

1,516

14

194

()

522

634

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Table II.A 15.—Total Assets of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countriei

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

AmerOther

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

751,486

236,922

12,883

4,637

8,246

192,733

190,809

(

D

)

()

29,580

1,725

380,278

29,090

3,375

3,839

21,876

80,288

46,953

19,026

9,357

2,336

2,617

43,013

24,649

4,495

20,154

18,363

56,326

2,864

9,863

33,433

10,165

29,353

2,864

8,076

5,546

12,867

77,780

67,307

10,473

64,428

12,880

3,151

2,064

3,246

6,385

492

3,774

4,292

17,308

1,993

14,680

7,866

6,815

72,242

8,543

53,408

(

D

)

7,817

(

D

)

9,594

408

3,928

1,485

368

726

437

911

631

2,072

1,117

1,438

37,769

1,303

1,586

(

D

)

()

4,423

17,328

13,129

511,086

147,701

5,092

3,381

1,711

122,899

122,458

(

D)

()

19,427

284

273,800

19,004

2,002

(

D)

()

55,893

32,516

13,305

6,728

1,584

1,760

27,224

15,017

1,657

13,360

12,207

45,806

(

D

)

6,751

28,239

(

D

)

17,618

2,103

4,858

2,859

7,798

60,654

52,661

7,994

47,600

(

D

)

2,281

1,275

6,913

2,812

3,514

391

2,688

()

14,355

1,695

10,124

5,827

4,298

53,299

5,008

43,111

160

D

6,410

(

D

)

3,164

1,296

343

358

369

799

(

D

)

1,219

521

753

19,752

(

D

)

()

1,319

7,324

10,129

109,688

29,272

3,054

2,640

414

24,891

24,812

(

D)

1,087

239

50,970

3,488

546

268

2,674

11,993

8,861

1,020

1,055

727

331

4,780

2,173

386

1,787

2,607

5,176

715

677

2,596

1,188

3,279

279

702

282

2,015

11,950

9,748

2,202

10,305

433

781

3,214

984

1,054

73

348

1,005

1,090

1,965

1,304

661

15,123

1,118

12,847

(

D)

()

315

976

414

93

111

(

13

134

(

D)

385

11,383

132

110

102

9

596

5,307

5,237

307,952

87,697

(

D)

580

(

D)

75,937

75,593

(

D)

()

9,992

(

D)

169,871

12,367

1,297

1,610

9,459

36,172

19,512

10,011

4,744

(

D)

()

11,393

3,642

994

2,649

7,751

33,254

(

D)

4,678

21,329

10,604

1,157

3,334

2,169

3,944

34,921

30,243

4,678

31,161

7,323

1,564

445

3,036

1,534

1,961

190

1,339

1,361

11,289

1,117

7,196

3,765

3,432

33,819

26,45D8

371

4,802

2,329

914

220

()

296

(

D)

544

(

D)

458

320

4,567

D

()

455

1,648

(

D)

253,242

70,169

(

D)

()

1,042

62,142

61,808D

()

6,460

(

D)

141,484

10,680

1,207

(

D)

()

28,258

14,117

8,330

4,079

(

D)

()

10,353

3,115

(

D)

()

7,238

26,180

(

D)

3,070

16,983

(

D)

9,236

1,118

3,089

1,668

3,361

30,057

(

D)

()

26,720

6,258

1,297

(

D)

2,604

1,479

1,398

183

978

9,999

(

D)

4,613

(

D)

28,779

(

D)

24,630

(

D)

(

D)

210

3,983

143

1,857

795

191

(

D)

259

(

D)

338

948

406

291

4,214

102

D

1,489

2,083

54,710

17,528

(

D)

()

13,795

13,786D

()

3,532

(

D)

28,387

1,687

91

()

7,914

5,395

1,681

664

()

1,040

527

()

513

7,075

(

D)

4,346

(

D)

1,368

39

245

500

583

4,863

(

D)

()

4,440

1.066

266

(

D)

432

55

563

7

1,290

(

D)

2,584

D

5,040

(

D)

1,828

0

(

D)

161

819

(

D)

471

119

29

(

D)

36

(

D)

205

(

D)

52

30

352

(

D)

5

0

5

(

D)

159

D

50,321

20,818

(

D)

()

14,990

14,975

(

D)

26,146

1,584

49

()

4,699

2,638

1,379

512

()

1,359

1,034D )

()

325

4,702

0

()

3,223

(

D)

1,568

(

D)

665

385

(

D)

9,087

8,711

376

3,147

(

D)

86

(

D)

240

142

105

270

1,329

74

590

536

54

1,908

1,822

0

D O

216

0

121

85

644

(

D)

0

0

0

0

175

43,125

9,915

(

D)

161

(

D)

7,080

7,078

0

3

26,813

1,566

110

()

3,029

1,505

896

418

()

9,692

8,167

D )

()

1,525

2,674

(

D)

()

1,091

716

2,167

(

D)

156

24

(

D)

4,697

3,959

738

2,988

(

D)

199

(

D)

423

153

394

646

373

221

151

2,449

1,984

417

0

300

203

9

5

3,158

D

()

268

193

2,209

223,155

76,120

5,562

1,257

4,306

61,286

(

D)

104,118

(

D)

1,373

(

D)

(

D)

23,352

(

D)

5,720

2,629

751

(

D)

15,197

(

D)

2,641

(

D)

3,112

5,194

(

D)

(

763

3,218

2,687D

(

14,646

(

D)

16,655

D( )

870

786

(D)

433

D()

100

1,087

2,953

298

4,297

18,302

10,292

933

(

764

189

25

369

68

113

597

685

148,681

39,769

3,675

1,173

2,501

32,121

D)

81,618

8,425

1,073

(

D)

()

17,685

9,803

4,685

2,121

527

549

12,203

7,682

2,300

5,382

4,521

7,582

335

2,434

3,389

1,424

7,801

729

1,563

1,381

4,129

14,841

13,759

1,082

13,081

(

D)

619

(

D)

1,727

344

2,164

100D

895

2,422

2,548

571

1,977

10,830

1,726

8,420

50

2,053

177

559

136

313

(

D)

57

()

247

380

11,863

527

D

(

0

1,306

6,530

(

D)

15,689

10,230

431

()

9,279

9,279

0

0

385

135

3,924

316

()

100

1,599

(

D)

230

()

899

()

538

()

272

0

()

0

132

()

5

(

D)

186

()

0

198

0

0

0

(

D)

0

333

390

()

197

0

176

0

(

0

0

636

()

0

(

D)

288

296

0

20,852

8,085

D

700

6,336

(

D)

4,468

140

(

D)

0

(

D)

998

(

D)

46

(

D)

0

(

D)

1,053

(

D)

0

()

537

0

84

409

45

706

0

130

()

785

0

785

249

0

0

0

(

D)

0

2

0

3

123

(

D)

0

758

4,760

(

D)

40

4

3,420

(

D)

436

0

78

0

(

0

138

217

3

2,344

0

0

0

0

1,196

1,148

0

37,934

18,036

D

()

13,549

13,391

(

D)

14,107

(

D)

137

(

D)

693

3,070

1,717

759

310

()

1,042

610

(

432

(

1,431

(

D)

(

D)

1,178

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

577

(

128

89

D

(

358

(

D)

658

408

249

2,323

569

1,635

(

D)

1,615

234

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GROUP II: Nonbank Affiliates of Nonbank U.S. Parents 103

Table II.A 16.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Assets at Close FY 1981, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Current assets

Total

Cash

items

Current receivables

Total

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

receivable

Other

Inventories

Other »

Noncurrent assets

Total

Net

property,

plant, and

equipment

Equity

investment in

other

foreign

affiliates

Other

noncurrent

investments *

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All countriesDeveloped countries....

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, Ne w Zealand, and South Africa..

Australia

N e w Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean..

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan....

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific..

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

731,149

513,245

112,292

307,757

253,823

13,108

2,817

36,204

48,249

1,617

4,400

15,793

1,371

27,778

102,486

53,934

4,188

649

9,937

1,039

11,423

4,821

20,301

485

1,090

52,833

40,363

30,762

1,609

7,992

200,577

132,152

45,840

5,311

21,984

1,417

3,523

844

2,798

8,888

1,076

29,846

22,016

5,491

2,339

56,466

3,638

24,088

1,182

21,874

2,300

1,963

1,420

16,547

5,109

2,157

2,398

554

11,438

1,327

4,317

5,794

16,848

2,706

8,264

2,890

2,987

35,030

5,910

3,006

6,655

2,510

3,985

5,405

3,391

1,960

1,378

830

17,328

35,983

373,618

266,089

47,928

163,786

135,485

8,139

1,796

22,722

25,500

692

2,551

11,178

562

15,161

47,186

28,301

1,635

446

3,272

653

6,596

2,774

12,172

398

355

34,118

20,257

14,803

940

4,514

103,067

65,552

23,682

3,012

10,570

696

1,941

469

926

5,510

558

16,740

13,392

2,146

1,203

25,129

2,181

11,447

691

8,004

896

1,371

540

9,370

2,331

1,191

805

335

7,039

613

3,173

3,252

8,273

1,453

4,016

1,215

1,589

19,873

3,098

2,319

3,019

1,179

2,537

3,534

1,810

1,124

755

497

4,463

18,756

39,937

24,583

3,220

14,185

10,080

450

90

1,156

1,541

65

338

740

42

1,064

4,594

4,104

144

34

635

44

694

199

2,190

93

72

5,766

1,412

1,070

40

301

14,536

10,756

1,981

240

846

78

133

34

104

482

63

1,816

930

707

180

6,959

402

3,865

50

1,381

126

1,064

71

909

252

90

116

45

657

70

240

347

955

113

654

36

151

1,917

633

130

137

71

227

340

246

80

26

26

817

1,749

197,136

139,241

23,576

74,002

4,423

1,035

11,741

13,135

313

1,313

6,528

415

9,781

25,318

16,087

857

243

2,027

245

3,279

1,320

7,675

224

216

16,383

9,192

6,958

430

1,805

55,384

33,249

10,826

1,316

4,767

279

953

253

364

2,661

234

7,736

6,233

1,043

460

14,687

1,528

5,810

423

5,886

572

241

226

6,069

1,516

905

452

159

4,553

434

2,320

1,798

5,081

570

2,485

1,010

1,016

10,985

1,782

1,184

2,238

635

1,119

2,092

819

537

387

192

2,511

11,733

159,209

117,514

20,455

73,441

60,399

3,619

762

9,943

11,054

262

1,015

5,783

281

7,780

19,900

13,043

747

233

970

214

3,045

1,178

6,452

65

139

15,583

8,035

6,037

356

1,642

40,268

25,805

9,232

1,057

4,220

251

743

182

281

2,302

195

6,429

5,410

698

321

10,145

689

4,634

401

3,818

291

139

172

3,105

789

497

184

108

2,316

302

1,249

764

3,834

508

2,012

462

851

7,524

1,344

588

1,235

317

805

1,588

773

497

251

128

1,426

7,832

37,927

21,726

3,121

16,648

13,603

803

272

1,798

2,081

52

298

745

135

2,001

5,418

3,044

110

10

1,057

31

234

143

1,223

159

77

800

1,158

921

74

163

15,116

7,444

1,595

258

548

28

210

71

82

359

38

1,307

823

345

139

4,542

839

1,176

22

2,069

281

102

54

2,964

727

408

268

51

2,237

132

1,071

1,034

1,247

62

472

549

165

3,461

438

597

1,003

318

314

505

46

40

136

64

1,085

3,901

112,475

86,165

17,263

50,358

43,734

2,722

594

9,029

9,177

279

703

3,465

70

3,698

13,997

6,625

492

148

467

313

2,378

1,087

1,610

69

60

9,787

8,757

6,034

444

2,280

25,959

16,513

9,113

1,184

4,120

254

705

164

413

2,038

234

6,102

5,361

250

492

1,298

168

305

191

229

185

7

213

1,865

434

179

141

114

1,431

80

397

954

1,527

721

407

140

259

6,053

564

952

548

417

1,048

888

673

420

297

245

351

4,005

24,071

16,100

3,869

9,154

7,669

544

78

796

1,647

34

198

445

35

617

3,276

1,484

141

21

143

51

245

168

697

12

7

2,182

896

741

26

129

7,187

5,033

1,763

273

837

84

149

18

45

330

27

1,085

868

146

71

2,186

82

1,468

26

507

14

59

30

526

129

16

97

16

398

30

216

152

710

49

470

28

163

918

119

52

96

56

142

214

73

86

44

34

784

1,268

357,531

247,156

64,364

143,971

118,338

4,969

1,022

13,482

22,749

925

1,849

4,616

809

12,617

55,300

25,634

2,553

203

6,666

386

4,828

2,048

8,129

87

735

18,714

20,107

15,959

670

3,478

97,510

66,600

22,158

2,299

11,414

722

1,582

374

1,872

3,378

518

13,106

8,624

3,346

1,136

31,337

1,458

12,640

492

13,870

1,404

592

880

7,177

2,777

966

1,592

219

4,400

714

1,144

2,542

8,575

1,253

4,249

1,675

1,398

15,157

2,812

687

3,636

1,331

1,448

1,871

1,581

836

623

12,864

17,228

217,783

158,531

41,404

91,083

76,109

3,535

793

11,111

16,086

848

1,234

3,462

233

7,028

31,779

14,974

1,068

181

5,900

349

4,272

1,460

1,247

77

421

11,964

14,080

10,880

439

2,760

29,420

17,105

1,983

8,749

635

1,068

278

1,846

2,140

407

8,765

7,564

328

873

3,550

389

154

393

495

1,347

34

4,933

1,745

942

621

183

3,187

171

879

2,137

3,394

582

1,429

858

524

11,611

1,706

621

3,064

1,202

990

1,159

1,235

753

576

305

9,894

9,587

41,013

30,488

5,016

23,275

16,995

548

71

632

1,957

31

362

408

360

2,895

9,731

6,280

275

7

118

5

173

303

5,153

-10

256

543

1,654

1,399

20

235

9,327

1,600

75

1,229

21

14

3

11

247

1

2,511

278

2,203

30

4,196

531

3,074

(*)

392

(*)

188

10

243

9n

o

9

234

191

3

40

238

105

113

2

18

539

310

15

9

35

35

123

11

0

(*)

0

1,198

380

34,133

23,586

7,785

12,074

10,413

161

8

621

1,120

11

74

90

20

770

7,538

1,661

958

2

52

8

62

53

502

4

20

2,304

1,424

1,140

105

178

10,473

8,812

941

88

552

15

71

7

C)

206

1

410

233

127

50

7,461

57

4,840

3

2,407

32

91

32

134

8

4

(*)

3

126

14

74

38

572

353

215

1

4

954

516

17

3

15

271

45

52

26

7

2

74

521

(13)

64,603

34,551

10,159

17,539

14,821

726

149

1,118

3,586

35

178

655

196

1,924

6,253

2,719

252

12

595

25

321

233

1,227

16

38

3,903

2,949

2,539

105

305

28,353

20,062

2,511

153

883

50

428

87

15

786

109

1,420

549

688

184

16,131

481

4,572

96

10,576

26

279

101

1,867

1,015

20

971

24

852

337

188

327

4,370

213

2,491

814

852

2,054

280

35

560

79

151

544

283

57

40

27

6,740

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Table II.A 17.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Liabilities and Owners' Equity at Close FY 1981, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Liabilities

Total

Current liabilities

Total

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

payable

Other

Noncurrent liabilities

Total

Longterm

debt

Other

Owners' equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock

 J

Retained

earnings2

Unincorporated

affiliates

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 111) (12)

All countries ...

Developed countries..

Canada

EuropeEuropean Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africi

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean..

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab EmiratesOther

Other Asia and Pacific..

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC..

731,149

513,245

112,292

307,757

253,823

13,108

2,817

36,204

48,249

1,617

4,400

15,793

1,371

27,778

102,486

53,934

4,188

649

9,937

1,039

11,423

4,821

20,301

485

1,090

52,833

40,363

30,762

1,609

7,992

200,577

132,152

45,840

5,311

21,984

1,417

3,523

844

2,798

8,888

1,076

29,846

22,016

5,491

2,339

56,466

3,638

24,088

1,182

21,874

2,300

1,963

1,420

16,547

5,109

2,157

2,398

554

11,438

1,327

4,317

5,794

16,848

2,706

8,264

2,890

2,987

35,030

5,910

3,006

6,655

2,510

3,985

5,405

3,391

1,960

1,378

830

17,328

35,983

463,767

335,166

64,293

202,796

170,495

8,135

2,027

26,018

32,722

1,093

2,082

11,306

433

18,132

68,546

32,301

3,126

438

7,860

705

7,618

3,168

8,447

414

523

42,653

25,423

19,904

1,056

4,463

118,821

72,469

26,664

3,131

11,564

1,357

2,318

564

1,428

5,777

524

16,075

13,106

1,381

1,588

29,731

1,593

9,644

524

14,377

1,566

1,179

847

12,026

2,575

1,288

824

464

9,450

852

3,548

5,050

11,168

1,962

5,725

1,586

1,896

23,158

3,343

2,248

4,298

1,595

2,778

3,436

2,879

1,127

829

625

9,780

23,585

291,606

215,913

32,174

134,192

112,960

6,006

1,733

19,376

20,728

614

1,265

8,920

206

13,165

40,948

21,232

1,835

303

3,235

600

5,531

2,040

7,081

365

242

33,774

15,773

11,879

793

3,101

72,503

40,298

18,181

2,405

8,380

411

1,533

478

481

4,124

370

11,353

9,287

1,015

1,050

10,764

1,235

5,813

297

1,693

1,017

275

435

8,376

1,878

1,057

521

300

6,498

391

2,997

3,110

7,044

1,229

3,195

1,189

1,431

16,785

1,892

1,806

3,129

1,124

2,227

2,633

2,084

758

727

404

3,189

16,623

152,607

117,792

19,087

72,791

60,293

3,311

808

8,720

10,748

278

631

4,527

96

8,732

22,443

12,497

1,373

212

1,562

288

3,111

899

4,832

44

176

18,025

7,888

6,001

461

1,426

20,410

8,259

1,334

3,819

206

697

149

203

1,664

187

5,520

4,630

436

454

6,631

479

4,595

218

693

295

103

248

2,652

690

421

139

130

1,963

293

915

754

2,146

482

718

533

413

8,599

1,046

1,034

1,458

283

1,140

1,717

976

476

294

175

1,007

5,750

138,999

98,121

13,087

61,401

52,666

2,695

925

10,656

9,980

336

635

4,392

110

4,434

18,505

8,735

462

92

1,673

311

2,420

1,140

2,249

321

66

15,749

7,885

5,877

332

1,675

38,695

19,888

9,922

1,071

4,561

205

835

329

278

2,460

183

5,833

4,657

579

596

4,134

756

1,218

79

1,000

722

172

186

5,724

1,188

635

383

170

4,536

98

2,081

2,356

4,898

747

2,477

657

1,017

8,185

846

772

1,671

841

1,087

916

1,108

281

433

229

2,183

10,873

172,161

119,252

32,119

68,604

57,535

2,130

294

6,642

11,994

479

816

2,387

228

4,967

27,597

11,069

1,291

135

4,625

106

2,087

1,128

1,366

50

281

8,879

9,650

8,026

263

1,361

46,318

32,171

8,483

727

3,184

947

785

87

947

1,653

155

4,722

3,818

366

538

18,966

358

3,832

227

12,684

549

904

, 413

3,650

698

231

302

164

2,952

461

552

1,939

4,124

733

2,530

397

465

6,373

1,450

442

1,168

472

551

803

794

369

102

221

6,591

6,962

109,509

67,984

16,690

38,204

30,670

1,494

202

4,881

4,195

443

746

930

210

3,884

13,685

7,534

554

65

3,714

76

1,286

548

1,033

41

6,111

6,979

6,105

224

650

35,435

26,554

6,500

571

2,797

858

396

59

580

1,102

137

3,931

3,217

275

440

16,122

295

1,485

215

12,532

348

881

366

2,778

383

216

39

129

2,395

421

256

1,717

1,858

372

914

258

313

4,246

904

387

564

223

289

61

689

316

74

188

6,090

3,305

62,652

51,269

15,430

30,400

26,865

635

93

1,762

7,800

37

70

1,457

18

1,083

13,912

3,535

737

70

912

30

851

580

333

8

13

2,768

2,671

1,921

39

711

10,883

5,617

1,983

156

387

88

389

27

367

551

18

791

601

91

98

2,844

64

2,347

12

152

201

22

47

872

315

16

264

35

557

40

295

222

2,266

361

1,615

138

152

2,127

547

55

604

249

262

191

105

53

29

33

500

3,658

267,382

178,079

47,999

104,961

4,973

791

10,186

15,527

524

2,318

4,487

938

9,646

33,940

21,633

1,061

211

2,077

334

3,805

1,653

11,854

71

566

10,180

14,940

10,858

553

3,529

81,756

59,682

19,176

2,180

10,420

60

1,205

279

1,370

3,111

551

13,771

8,910

4,110

751

26,735

2,045

14,444

658

7,497

734

784

573

4,521

2,533

869

1,574

90

1,988

475

769

744

5,680

744

2,540

1,304

1,091

11,873

2,567

758

2,357

915

1,207

1,969

513

833

549

206

7,547

12,398

234,751

165,216

43,240

98,476

78,758

4,530

778

9,984

15,289

499

1,820

4,442

937

8,988

31,491

19,718

1,062

210

3,817

1,646

11,599

59

427

9,954

13,546

9,558

570

3,419

63,699

50,275

16,276

1,935

10,029

23

854

207

260

2,821

148

13,534

8,875

4,107

552

20,466

1,815

(

D)

53

(

D)

394

760

475

2,016

265

58

107

101

1,751

339

622

790

3,141

(

D)

1,256

237

8,266

1,975

(

r

492

614

992

1,756

492

798

0

('

5,836

6,061

91,611

56,671

12,383

37,281

31,829

2,141

388

4,044

7,590

372

329

2,318

289

1,950

12,406

5,452

597

108

398

160

2,020

773

1,301

53

42

2,644

4,365

3,254

174

937

32,569

26,850

11,686

1,155

7,801

250

439

122

162

1,681

75

5,282

4,106

856

320

9,882

547

(

D)

25

(

D)

243

218

325

1,181

169

59

51

59

1,013

383

196

433

1,266

(

D)

385

49

3,272

2fi"

329

134

660

306

570

392

2,370

2,982

143,140

108,545

30,857

61,196

46,930

2,389

390

5,939

7,699

127

1,491

2,124

648

7,037

19,084

14,266

465

102

191

148

1,797

873

10,299

5

386

7,310

9,182

6,304

396

2,482

31,130

23,425

4,590

779

2,229

-228

415

84

98

1,139

73

8,252

4,769

3,251

232

10,584

1,269

6,936

28

1,509

151

542

150

835

97

-2

56

42

738

-44

426

357

1,875

457

871

188

359

4,995

1,686

398

162

480

332

1,450

-78

407

184

-26

3,466

3,079

(13)

32,631

12,863

4,759

6,485

4,570

443

12

202

237

25

498

45

C)

658

2,449

1,915

-1

(•)

1,487

26

-11

7

255

12

139

225

1,394

1,300

-17

111

18,057

9,407

2,900

245

390

38

351

73

1,110

291

403

237

35

3

199

6,270

229

(

D)

606

(

D)

341

25

98

2,505

2,268

812

1,467

-11

237

136

147

-46

2,538

(

D)

1,284

1,068

(

D)

3,606

593

(

D)

1,866

301

215

213

21

35

1,711

6,337

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Table II.A 18.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Assets at Close FY 1981, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Current assets

Total

(1)

731,149

195,146

65,767

55,723

10,044

79,674

36,963

42,062

650

34,226

15,479

273,806

21,115

5,308

5,208

10,598

57,243

29,829

10,573

6,007

2,553

8,280

22,848

11,436

4,111

7,326

11,411

35,907

2,205

7,862

15,397

10,443

23,310

2,812

7,240

6,123

7,136

59,593

56,430

3,163

53,790

4,666

3,567

1,558

12,377

1,440

5,547

2,980

3,659

4,389

11,237

2,370

57,816

39,875

17,941

131,423

58,876

40,220

1,595

30,732

18,741

1,830

10,607

1,631

1,963

4,303

910

1,799

1,211

1,770

792

2,531

54,217

1,439

17,447

14,531

2,916

5,563

16,696

13,072

Total

(2)

373,618

94,031

21,478

17,217

4,261

43,348

16,021

26,929

398

24,866

4,340

157,349

12,465

2,970

2,788

6,707

30,834

13,909

7,293

3,901

1,526

4,205

12,553

5,376

1,992

3,385

7,176

21,268

1,642

5,694

6,329

7,603

16,365

1,989

5,233

4,267

4,876

33,557

31,382

2,175

30,307

2,907

2,360

904

5,398

1,096

3,481

1,675

1,801

2,297

6,823

1,566

42,189

28,913

13,276

46,883

30,769

10,141

420

5,553

10,002

488

6,032

1,379

1,283

1,868

466

1,035

543

1,332

155

1,451

23,165

671

5,108

4,050

1,057

3,515

6,320

7,552

Cash

(3)

39,937

8,393

2,202

1,589

613

3,642

911

2,687

43

2,150

400

12,611

1,196

339

234

623

2,754

1,203

511

432

116

492

1,051

378

178

200

673

1,175

19

420

183

553

953

74

235

404

239

2,933

2,801

132

2,551

127

199

87

378

189

159

209

293

151

611

148

3,766

2,411

1,355

10,291

4,565

4,372

88

1,267

2,067

174

1,040

171

378

212

83

197

223

324

25

280

2,807

57

760

591

169

691

733

567

Current receivables

Total

(4)

197,136

53,208

15,745

12,895

2,850

19,205

7,439

11,610

155

16,161

2,097

70,997

4,624

1,200

992

2,432

15,119

7,227

3,589

1,630

737

1,936

5,192

2,062

768

1,294

3,130

10,198

723

2,192

3,972

3,312

8,066

925

2,608

2,366

2,167

14,812

14,130

682

12,986

809

1,065

366

2,392

542

1,618

779

756

1,097

2,841

721

23,217

15,427

7,790

32,143

23,231

5,770

163

2,980

6,405

227

4,136

1,053

774

1,345

304

660

231

845

117

849

11,166

246

1,874

1,469

405

1,827

4,711

2,508

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

receivable

(5)

159,209

37,250

8,422

6,434

1,987

15,027

5,237

9,650

139

12,607

1,195

61,536

3,711

992

780

1,940

12,672

6,090

2,984

1,392

597

1,608

4,427

1,839

721

1,118

2,587

9,097

646

1,875

3,748

2,828

7,062

812

2,476

1,793

1,979

13,195

12,649

546

11,372

742

935

308

2,080

462

1,456

654

724

963

2,448

599

20,238

13,781

6,457

26,014

19,241

5,369

83

1,321

4,817

144

3,133

965

417

1,015

241

495

152

672

90

625

9,354

143

1,401

1,203

198

1,344

4,256

2,210

Other

(6)

37,927

15,958

7,324

6,461

863

4,178

2,202

1,960

15

3,554

902

9,462

913

208

212

493

2,448

1,137

605

239

140

327

765

223

47

176

542

1,101

77

317

224

484

1,004

112

132

572

188

1,617

1,481

136

1,614

67

130

58

312

80

162

125

31

134

392

121

2,979

1,646

1,333

6,130

3,989

401

80

1,659

1,588

83

1,003

89

357

330

63

165

79

173

27

223

1,811

103

473

266

207

483

455

298

Inven-

(7)

112,475

25,078

2,515

1,888

627

16,283

4,593

11,545

145

5,111

1,169

65,999

5,992

1,333

1,408

3,252

11,682

4,985

2,863

1,547

644

1,644

5,703

2,752

1,003

1,749

2,951

8,545

877

2,795

1,390

3,483

6,729

916

2,180

1,310

2,322

14,036

12,762

1,273

13,313

1,924

995

407

2,345

312

1,592

629

678

868

2,937

627

13,291

9,738

3,553

108

29

(*)

13

65

833

59

507

89

22

265

54

76

18

45

5

200

7,166

329

1,952

1,575

377

453

454

3,979

Other »

(8)

24,071

7,352

1,015

845

171

4,219

3,077

1,086

55

1,445

673

7,741

652

98

154

400

1,279

494

330

292

29

134

608

184

43

141

423

1,350

23

288

784

255

618

74

209

187

148

1,776

1,689

87

1,458

47

101

44

284

52

111

58

75

182

435

70

1,915

1,337

578

4,341

2,944

0

156

1,241

697

28

349

66

110

47

25

102

70

117

8

124

2,026

40

521

415

107

544

423

498

Total

(9)

357,531

101,115

44,290

38,506

5,783

36,326

20,942

15,133

251

9,360

11,139

116,457

8,651

2,338

2,421

3,892

26,409

15,920

3,281

2,106

1,027

4,075

10,295

6,060

2,119

3,941

4,235

14,639

563

2,167

9,068

2,840

6,945

823

2,007

1,856

2,260

26,036

25,048

988

23,482

1,758

1,207

654

6,979

344

2,066

1,305

1,859

2,091

4,413

805

15,628

10,962

4,666

84,540

28,107

30,079

1,175

25,179

8,740

1,342

4,575

252

680

2,435

444

764

669

438

637

1,079

31,051

768

12,340

10,481

1,859

2,048

10,376

5,520

Net

property,

plant, and

equipment

(10)

217,783

79,340

36,992

32,341

4,651

28,479

16,712

11,541

226

4,707

9,162

96,291

6,832

2,070

1,634

3,129

22,527

13,611

2,594

1,867

933

3,523

8,764

5,320

1,893

3,427

3,444

12,762

467

1,837

8,161

2,297

5,364

559

1,402

1,517

1,886

21,521

20,604

917

18,520

1,064

1,036

519

6,359

271

1,896

1,036

1,571

1,843

2,367

560

8,162

6,411

1,751

3,161

465

1,619

839

237

5,503

1,142

3,043

149

204

1,849

369

472

42

182

181

912

25,326

630

10,185

8,701

1,484

779

9,065

4,667

Equity

investment in

other

foreign

affiliates

(11)

41,013

6,042

1,271

780

491

1,980

1,114

863

4

2,114

676

7,084

806

63

419

324

1,482

990

259

30

5

198

415

158

123

34

257

478

62

80

216

121

503

150

140

104

107

816

794

23

2,583

384

46

68

66

5

12

114

95

45

1,596

153

3,782

2,264

1,518

22,261

942

567

9

20,743

759

18

282

12

158

28

15

69

418

10

21

11

1,085

2

570

381

190

178

275

59

Other

noncurrent

investments *

(12)

34,133

1,281

167

142

24

744

311

425

7

248

122

3,617

190

35

76

79

472

302

47

50

26

47

365

233

56

177

132

90

1

26

4

60

176

26

45

47

57

1,703

1,692

11

621

1

55

7

278

8

43

15

63

68

69

14

570

296

274

27,585

4,568

21,579

155

1,283

262

56

154

6

104

9

5

29

3

38

1

11

818

16

451

444

7

32

104

215

Other

(13)

64,603

14,453

5,859

5,243

617

5,124

2,805

2,304

14

2,291

1,179

9,466

822

170

291

360

1,927

1,017

381

159

64

307

751

350

46

304

401

1,309

34

224

688

363

903

88

419

187

210

1,995

1,958

37

1,758

310

70

61

276

60

115

141

130

135

382

78

3,114

1,990

1,124

31,534

22,132

6,313

172

2,916

2,215

126

1,096

86

213

549

55

194

205

208

434

145

3,822

119

1,133

955

178

1,058

932

579

Noncurrent assets

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places...

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

servicesEquipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other....

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Table II.A 19.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Liabilities and Owners' Equity at Close FY 1981, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Liabilities

Total

Current liabilities

Total

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

payable

Other

Noncurrent liabilities

Total

Longterm

debt

Other

Owners' equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock1

Retained

earnings 2

Unincorporated

affiliates

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries .

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Other..

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

731,149

195,146

65,767

55,723

10,044

79,674

42,062

650

34,226

15,479

273,806

21,115

5,308

5,208

10,598

57,243

29,829

10,573

6,007

2,553

8,280

22,848

11,436

4,111

7,326

11,411

35,907

2,205

7,862

15,397

10,443

23,310

2,812

7,240

6,123

7,136

59,593

56,430

3,163

53,790

4,666

3,567

1,558

12,377

1,440

5,547

2,980

3,659

4,389

11,237

2,370

57,816

39,875

17,941

131,423

58,876

40,220

1,595

30,732

18,741

1,830

10,607

1,631

1,963

4,303

910

1,799

1,211

1,770

792

2,531

54,217

1,439

17,447

14,531

2,916

5,563

16,696

13,07r

463,767

134,748

44,331

39,411

4,920

56,778

23,908

32,476

394

22,798

10,841

165,624

12,051

3,073

2,837

6,141

32,709

17,477

5,719

3,364

1,425

4,724

14,053

7,496

2,745

4,750

6,557

20,342

1,679

4,795

7,979

5,888

13,517

1,562

4,666

3,361

3,928

44,160

42,127

2,033

28,792

2,827

2,088

772

6,847

868

2,837

1,522

2,322

2,306

5,256

1,146

37,061

25,874

11,186

79,716

39,853

31,044

836

7,982

12,172

1,301

6,759

1,259

1,283

2,325

780

1,111

510

1,356

412

1,834

34,446

860

9,391

7,844

1,547

4,303

12,001

7,891

291,606

84,827

21,831

18,710

3,121

12,718

25,694

262

20,186

4,136

112,800

8,864

2,263

2,095

4,507

21,061

10,132

4,608

2,579

960

2,782

3,681

1,344

2,337

4,587

15,030

1,383

3,674

5,264

4,709

10,495

1,341

3,426

2,722

3,006

29,964

28,670

1,293

19,119

2,095

1,520

554

3,570

577

1,970

1,117

1,315

1,394

4,119

889

31,680

22,118

9,562

36,406

18,790

13,650

335

8,062

513

4,800

1,152

1,091

1,292

502

764

258

1,167

165

1,159

17,830

600

2,824

2,001

823

5,795

5,229

152,607

40,567

9,217

8,104

1,113

17,268

3,972

13,133

163

12,821

1,261

54,415

4,100

1,221

766

2,114

10,728

5,814

2,015

966

460

1,473

4,197

1,841

818

1,023

2,355

6,108

504

1,953

1,585

2,066

4,954

558

1,778

1,394

1,224

15,205

14,450

755

9,124

993

621

255

1,733

260

1,012

566

677

680

1,888

439

17,524

12,323

5,200

26,975

13,065

12,367

128

1,415

3,576

156

2,319

527

453

240

267

127

621

29

325

9,549

241

1,078

819

259

1,102

4,026

3,103

138,999

44,260

12,615

10,607

2,008

21,406

8,746

12,561

99

7,366

2,874

58,385

4,764

1,042

1,329

2,393

10,333

4,318

2,592

1,613

500

1,310

4,071

1,839

525

1,314

2,232

8,921

879

1,721

3,679

2,642

5,541

783

1,648

1,328

1,782

14,759

14,220

538

9,996

1,103

898

298

1,836

317

958

551

638

714

2,231

450

14,157

9,795

4,362

9,431

5,725

1,283

208

2,216

4,485

357

2,481

318

565

262

497

130

546

136

834

8,281

359

1,747

1,183

564

2,280

1,769

2,126

172,161

49,921

22,499

20,700

1,799

18,105

11,189

6,783

133

2,612

6,705

52,824

3,187

811

743

1,634

11,648

7,345

1,111

785

465

1,942

5,785

3,815

1,402

2,413

1,970

5,312

296

1,122

2,715

1,179

3,022

221

1,240

639

922

14,197

13,457

740

9,673

732

568

219

3,277

291

867

405

1,007

912

1,137

257

5,380

3,756

1,624

43,310

21,063

17,394

501

4,352

4,110

787

1,958

107

192

1,034

279

347

253

189

247

676

16,616

259

6,566

5,84:

724

922

6,206

2,662

109,509

30,752

15,405

13,979

1,426

7,612

2,589

4,913

110

1,753

5,981

35,169

1,918

397

523

998

8,549

5,652

528

446

368

1,555

3,983

2,673

609

2,063

1,310

3,033

271

771

1,241

749

1,870

151

615

425

679

9,524

9,044

480

6,292

430

389

123

2,437

117

580

284

673

584

504

170

3,401

2,240

1,162

25,124

20,684

556

424

3,459

2,860

690

1,057

21

115

557

197

167

238

101

201

568

12,203

215

4,756

4,358

398

398

4,773

2,061

62,652

19,169

7,094

6,721

372

10,492

8,600

1,869

22

858

725

17,655

1,269

414

220

635

3,099

1,692

584

339

1,803

1,142

792

350

661

2,280

25

350

1,474

430

1,152

70

625

214

243

4,673

4,413

259

3,381

301

179

95

840

174

287

121

335

329

633

87

1,979

1,516

463

18,186

379

16,838

77

892

1,249

97

901

477

81

180

14

84

46

107

4,413

44

1,810

1,484

326

524

1,433

601

60,398

21,437

16,313

5,124

22,896

13,055

9,586

255

11,428

4,638

108,182

9,064

2,235

2,371

4,458

24,534

12,352

4,854

2,644

1,128

3,556

8,795

3,941

1,365

2,575

4,854

15,565

526

3,066

7,418

4,555

9,794

1,250

2,574

2,761

3,208

15,433

14,303

1,130

24,998

1,839

1,479

785

5,530

572

2,709

1,458

1,337

2,083

5,980

1,225

20,756

14,001

6,755

51,707

19,023

9,176

758

22,750

6,569

530

3,848

372

680

1,977

130

688

701

414

380

697

19,771

579

8,056

6,688

1,369

1,259

4,695

5,181

234,751

45,484

9,138

6,247

2,891

21,353

12,060

9,042

251

10,763

4,229

104,403

8,712

2,218

(

D

)

()

22,627

11,183

4,499

2,581

1,128

3,236

8,246

3,465

(

D

)

()

4,782

15,156

(

D

)

3,013

7,322

(

D)

9,579

1,235

2,574

2,559

3,212

15,383

D

()

24,699

(

D)

1,475

758

(

D)

559

(

D)

1,380

1,336

2,038

5,887

1,139

19,020

12,900

6,119

43,868

14,064

7,999

699

21,106

5,916

466

3,571

358

537

1,906

708

358

16,060

481

5,108

4,246

862

971

4,483

5,016

91,611

17,617

3,720

3,358

362

7,862

4,171

3,605

2,737

40,309

3,363

908

()

9,904

5,214

1,766

895

581

1,449

4,251

2,252

(

D

)

()

1,999

4,685

(

D

)

1,530

1,082

(

D

)

3,377

456

1,177

568

1,175

5,995

(

D

)

()

8,734

(

D

)

654

292

(

D

)

149

(

D

)

553

710

773

1,300

321

5,508

3,755

1,753

20,051

9,881

2,741

365

7,063

1,795

418

869

105

360

52

127

0

('

6,331

215

2,526

2,296

230

228

1,727

1,635

143,140

27,867

5,418

2,889

2,530

13,492

7,889

5,437

165

7,464

1,493

64,094

5,349

1,311

1,407

2,632

12,723

5,969

2,733

1,686

547

1,787

3,995

1,212

646

567

2,783

10,471

159

1,483

6,240

2,589

6,203

779

1,397

1,991

2,036

9,387

8,530

857

15,965

1,149

821

466

3,421

409

1,576

827

626

1,265

4,587

819

13,511

9,145

4,366

23,818

4,182

5,258

334

14,044

4,121

48

2,702

269

432

1,547

-11

465

655

232

77

407

9,729

266

2,583

1,950

633

744

2,756

3,381

(13)

32,631

14,915

12,299

10,066

2,233

1,543

995

544

4

665

409

3,778

351

16

()

1,907

1,169

355

63

0

320

548

476

()

72

409

53

96

(

D

)

214

15

0

202

-3

50

()

298

(

D

)

5

28

(

D

)

13

(

D

)

79

1

45

94

85

1,736

1,100

636

7,839

4,959

1,177

60

1,643

653

63

277

14

143

71

-7

56

3,710

98

2,948

2,442

506

287

212

165

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Table II.C 6.—Capital Expenditures by Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10) . . .

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain ,

Sweden .. ..

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India.

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

All

industries

59,996

39,049

9,226

22,199

17,951

527

322

2,251

3,610

96

263

1019

57

1780

8,027

4,248

298

81

1,509

127

1,373

361

320

48

133

3,038

4,586

3,212

594

780

19,215

7,364

4,496

450

2,109

167

676

84

447

472

92

2,230

1,856

272

103

637

54

36

56

53

303

2

133

2,625

800

511

143

146

1,824

10

357

1,458

3,528

197

2,609

427

295

5,699

498

220

2,376

666

300

422

211

195

282

527

1,732

6,603

Petroleum

25,276

14,474

4,377

8,287

6,477

41

171

204

798

(

D

)

131

876

4,146

1,810

5

1,408

181

71

22

37

564

1,246

(

D

)

(

D

)

9,368

1,999

1,370

167

302

26

352

(

D

)

369

87

(

D

)

266

11

(

D

)

(

D

)

363

5

5

(

D

)

(

D

)

264

(*)

42

2,384

774

492

143

139

1,610

(*)

280

1,331

1,476

(

D

)

(

D

411

(

D

)

3,509

13

51

2,296

(

D

117

151

(

D

1

226

(

D

)

1,434

4,250

Manufacturing

Total

24,324

17,472

2,976

10,167

8,472

305

21

1,573

2,330

25

192

724

45

640

2,618

1,694

159

38

1,050

196

80

(

D

)

2,120

2,210

1,680

22

508

6,852

3,921

2,326

232

1,577

31

107

48

23

269

39

1,483

1,458

4

21

113

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

27

(*)

(

D

)

85

12

9

0

73

0

36

37

1,739

103

1,626

1

9

1,107

106

161

38

108

122

220

151

160

26

16

2,018

Food and

kindred

products

1,460

986

220

600

525

15

8

66

67

1

15

48

0

93

213

75

2

0

(*)

3

53

12

4

(*)

0

61

105

50

3

52

473

339

202

35

88

1

14

2

5

47

10

115

108

2

6

22

(*)

0

5

( * •

1

0

16

27

c

0

(*'

24

C

(

D

)

1

0

1

0

(*)

106

(D

(*)

(*)

1

52

L

(

D

6

2

68

Chemicals and

allied

products

6,594

3,863

575

1,899

1,449

115

1

144

233

6

84

215

596

449

1

1

2

6

269

11

(

D

)

290

1,099

1,044

5

50

2,731

847

426

34

297

2

20

(

D

)

11

57

(

D

)

347

342

1

4

74

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

J

0

2

23

3

3

0

1

19

0

14

5

1,577

(

D

1,571

1

(

D

)

284

(

D

6

4

14

75

14

61

c

(

D

)

1,654

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

1,983

1,419

365

436

364

12

1

33

128

(*)

20

34

119

72

(*)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

47

1

5

0

0

136

482

1

564

487

377

10

294

(

D

)

6

1

c

15

(

D

;

110

109

C)

1

1

0

0

0

(*

0

0

1

15

4

0

(*)

11

0

(D

(

D

)

20

(D

6

0

(

D

42

2

12

]

8

15

(*

0

24

Machinery,

except

electrical

4,905

4,372

420

3,378

3,155

48

(*)

1,101

859

0

412

1

558

223

4

0

(*)

1

(

D

)

5

0

0

520

54

37

(•)

17

533

450

336

(

D

)

285

C)

(*)

0

0

(

D

)

( •)

115

115

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

c0

(*)

(*)

0

0

(•)

3

2

1

(•)

(*)

80

18

(*

(*)

48

0

9

0

0

12

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

1,556

956

158

640

566

35

7

50

194

1

18

45

3

20

194

75

(D)

(

D

)

6

26

6

12

(*)

0

119

39

30

1

8

599

202

92

2

80

1

6

1

C)

3

(*)

107

104

0

3

2

0

0

0

0

0

C)

2

6

C)

(*)

0

0

6

0

(*)

6

98

(D

(D

0

0

294

12

(

D

8

72

29

69

41

36

10

(

D

29

Transportation

equipment

4,151

3,286

516

1,834

1,170

1

33

572

0

7

14

0

487

664

0

0

(

D

)

6

0

2

0

724

212

5

865

813

471

(

D

)

342

(*)

8

1

0

(

D

)

C)

342

342

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

1

0

0

1

(*)

0

c

0

50

0

1

0

c

7

6

p

31

0

0

81

Other

manufacturing

3,675

2,590

722

1,380

1,243

3

147

276

17

63

101

102

452

137

32

6

7

9

28

11

42

(

D

)

269

219

7

1,085

782

421

71

190

(D)

54

(

D

)

3

56

(

D

)

347

338

1

8

14

(*)

0

2

D0

0

(

D

)

13

2

0

0

2

11

D0

(

D

)

40

(

D

(

D

0

0

250

21

22

28

12

2

(

D

14

149

Wholesale trade

3,268

2,588

370

1,653

1,161

137

106

233

143

(

D

)

94

C)

98

329

492

66

44

50

37

70

55

161

(

D

)

302

262

135

(D)

680

401

287

22

121

14

(

D

)

D6

74

(

D

)

98

84

6

9

16

2

(*)

2

1

4

0

6

28

8

4

1

4

20

0

(

D

)

74

(

D

(

D

4

c

177

1

D8

12

33

25

13

c

127

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

653

574

141

411

389

3

4

26

(*)

1

1

13

318

22

4

0

0

(*)

1

3

9

0

5

4

18

11

5

2

79

45

8

1

5

1

H

C

2

0

15

8

6

1

22

(

D

(*)

1

(*

(

D

C)

C)

0

0

4

0

0

4

11

J

0

O

20

3

0

1

(*)

1

1

6

(*

10

Services

1,885

1,494

246

1,156

959

22

21

202

128

3

5

55

0

80

443

198

(D)

(

D

)

17

59

(D)

45

(*)

(*)

21

71

40

9

21

392

240

62

10

12

3

7

2

2

24

1

132

114

(

D

46

26

8

4

2

C)

1

5

14

c

c

0

1

c

(*:

s

6

48

21

22

r

C)

89

25

2

4

(

D

4

c

I

1

60

Other

ndustries

4,590

2,448

1,117

525

493

1

34

186

3

14

0

73

171

31

3

(*)

12

4

(*)

(*)

26

779

(D)

(D)

1,845

757

443

19

92

93

(

D

)

(

D

)

16

4

236

181

(

D

)

78

(

D

)

3

4

4

(*)

48

110

1

1

0

(*)

109

10

(

D

)

181

(

D

)

(

D

)

6

797

6

29

(

D

)

14

9

0

(

D

)

298

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Table II.C 7.—Capital Expenditures by Affiliates, Industry by Country

 :

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total anada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

AH industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance ,

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

59,996

25,276

16,431

14,343

2,088

7,048

4,180

2,848

20

803

994

24,324

1,460

483

316

661

6,594

3,724

590

325

197

1,757

1,983

1,059

339

721

924

4,905

60

388

1,556

137

385

663

370

4,151

3,995

156

3,675

272

192

71

1,040

84

317

236

371

315

652

126

3,268

2,857

411

653

298

206

118

1,885

161

1,051

44

54

609

169

175

0

58

146

0

4,590

105

1,904

1,468

436

280

1,473

828

39,049

14,474

7,896

7,537

359

5,901

D

(

6

424

253

17,472

177

423

3,863

2,714

447

207

104

391

1,419

891

306

585

529

4,372

50

249

956

83

275

376

222

3,286

3,139

147

2,590

188

139

65

735

77

125

180

256

153

572

100

2,588

2,229

358

574

290

171

88

26

1,494

86

828

3

P

52

48

0

363

2,448

21

938

(

0

82

694

712

9,226

4,377

2,068

1,998

70

2,276

D

2,976

220

93

43

84

575

417

36

25

59

37

365

267

()

98

420

1

26

()

158

21

(

D)

29

(

D)

516

441

75

722

(

D)

27

24

453

19

(

D)

10

20

57

40

14

370

333

37

141

0.

93

0

1

246

77

(

78

1,117

348

210

138

39

483

245

22,199

8,287

5,233

4,995

238

2,545

(

D

5

296

213

10,167

600

260

70

270

1,899

1,176

337

142

22

222

436

176

58

118

260

3,378

34

159

()

640

46

(

D)

241

(

D)

1,834

1,762

72

1,380

166

97

35

198

47

59

110

86

76

452

53

1,653

1,409

245

411

259

65

62

25

1,156

685

25

49

(

95

0

(

28

0

281

525

12

10

196

272

17,951

6,477

3,674

3,452

222

2,391

D

(

5

199

212

8,472

525

240

63

222

1,449

788

318

127

21

195

364

110

24

86

254

3,155

34

155

D

()

566

42

222

220

82

1,170

D )

()

1,243

(

D)

79

34

139

45

53

108

82

68

438

1,161

949

213

389

(

D)

60

959

36

529

22

0

71

0

0

27

102

0

188

260

4,248

1,810

1,559

1,543

16

153

0

153

0

97

1

75

20

8

47

449

388

19

15

1

27

72

66

34

32

6

223

C)

()

75

4

(

D)

21

(

D)

664

(

D)

(

D)

137

(

D)

18

1

59

2

6

1

4

8

14

(

D)

492

460

32

22

(

r

198

(

D

15'

3,038

564

14

14

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

1

(

D)

(*)

2,120

61

10

290

110

48

19

8

105

136

()

520

0

()

31

119

1

C)

106

12

724

724

0

269

0

2

(*)

23

3

7

43r

12

50

(

D)

302

250

52

26

4,586

1,246

582

530

51

(

D)

0

(

D)

(*)

2,210

105

23

1,099

1,011

26

19

16

26

482

()

39

15

(

D)

C)

(

D)

212

212

0

219

(

D)

13

6

61

9

(

D)

17

8

30

0

262

237

25

779

580

19,215

9,368

7,572

6,806

766

1,148

(

D)

14

379

269

6,852

473

97

139

238

2,731

1,011

143

119

93

1,365

564

169

33

136

396

533

10

138

268

117

599

54

110

287

148

865

856

9

1,085

84

53

6

305

7

192

56

116

161

'80

25

680

627

52

79

9

35

30

6

392

74

223

n

o

o

1,845

84

966

(

198

481

115

7,364

1,999

1,351

1,070

281

()

211

3,921

339

64

92

183

847

(

D)

93

89

15

(

D)

487

133

26

107

354

450

6

113

()

202

43

25

42

91

813

811

3

782

(

D)

34

4

291

6

159

45

60

63

17

401

364

45

4

22

13

6

240

54

120

757

55

484

52

86

2,625

2,384

2,296

2,203

93

(

D)

0

(

D)

(*)

D

(*)

0

C)

0

(*)

6

0

O

(*)

6

1

1

0

13

(

D)

1

(*)

1

0

(

r

0

0

3,528

1,476

651

432

219

1,739

1

0

0

1

1,577

(

D)

2

3

1

(

D)

20

5,699

3,509

3,275

3,101

173

143

0

143

OD

1,107

106

()

284

149

36

16

77

7

42

18

7

12

24

80

3

25

294

9

(

D)

215

(

D)

50

44

6

250

(

D)

19

1

13

1

177

165

797

12

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Table II.D 1.—Income Statement of Affiliates, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Income

Total Sales

Equity in

net

income of

other

foreign

affiliates

Income

from

other

equity

investments

Exchange

gains/

losses

from

translating

financial

statements *

Other

capital

gains/

Other

Costs and expenses

Total

Cost of

goods

sold

Selling,

general,

and

administrative

expenses

foreign

ncome

taxes

Other

Net

income

Addenda

Total

capital

gains/

losses

(=cols.

5+6 + 15)

Capital

gains/

tosses not

included

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, CaribbeanOther

Other Africa

Saharan

other """"""""""I!!"!!"!!!!!!!!"!!!!"!!"!""

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC .

954,131

708,192

122,131

452,202

377,770

24,486

4,583

57,625

87,842

2,699

4,944

26,465

906

43,910

124,309

74,432

4,816

1,604

8,282

1,481

13,825

7,166

35,718

893

647

82,261

51,598

38,665

2,513

10,419

234,967

128,007

58,081

5,947

30,863

1,412

4,973

1,132

2,135

10,322

1,298

27,532

20,434

3,676

3,423

42,394

6,148

21,971

1,27:

7,275

3,086

824

1,819

18,821

6,873

2,284

3,790

798

11,948

641

5,076

6,231

23,888

2,960

12,636

5,252

3,040

64,251

8,180

4,09

12,97'

4,75'

5,627

15,269

6,207

2,492

2,826

1,825

10,973

52,697

935,780

694,769

120,327

442,483

370,542

24,009

4,534

57,003

2,680

4,830

26,190

750

43,254

120,948

71,941

4,717

1,589

8,166

1,474

13,211

7,062

34,242

878

601

81,308

50,651

37,851

2,456

10,344

230,545

125,111

55,682

5,29!

29,655

1,389

4,871

1,126

2,077

10,008

1,261

27,881

21,298

3,193

3,390

41,547

5,930

21,549

1,259

7,220

3,061

706

1,822

18,643

6,812

2,268

3,763

781

11,831

623

5,002

6,206

23,381

2,81"

12,40'

5,222

2,939

63,410

7,868

4,031

12,921

4,684

5,570

15,128

6,132

2,460

2,808

1,81

10,466

51,950

3,543

2,538

228

2,088

1,525

88

17

81

322

5

66

-45

114

63

813

563

-75

(*)

-12

(*)

15

29

566

4

36

50

172

134

1

37

758

576

211

-2

161

4

1

(*)

47

C)

228

-28

256

108

83

246

66

452

245

(*)

213

102

1

(*)

47

22

1

C)

1

C)

12

18

111

6

(*)

5

0

5

(*)

94

(•)

C)

13

18

15

1

205

175

67

2

43

1

6

1,805

1,038

3

545

85

64

19

-15

91

5

-12

-34

-19

-6

-6

460

81

-3

6

6

434

-1

-72

-5

14

361

129

184

-2

-53

691

727

399

313

-13

-7

-3

31

-12

19

-24

-6

-3

-15

-l:

C

-23

(*:

n

(*.

(*•

i

-51

(*

(*

L

-55

C

16

-71

-22

-16

-6

-2,836

-422

-35

-82

126

-36

-40

-106

79

-11

-20

-133

(*)

1

393

-208

-4

-3

-119

-24

-45

-37

45

5

-26

-355

50

65

-1

-14

-2,319

-2,276

-839

-117

-655

1

-23

-7

-9

-23

-5

-1,436

-1,442

13

-1

-65

15,387

10,023

1,608

6,955

5,391

360

53

615

985

20

80

486

61

587

2,143

1,564

91

21

236

25

205

113

842

10

21

883

577

415

59

103

5,078

3,730

2,232

370

1,347

30

125

16

35

285

22

835

584

198

53

664

134

353

8

84

23

44

17

221

5'

19

27

11

164

15

60

88

229

23

10

705

230

59

53

55

42

107

96

3

18

12

706

922,823

690,008

119,086

440,048

368,534

24,048

4,485

57,767

86,100

2,649

4,191

26,062

760

42,042

120,432

71,514

4,931

1,563

7,437

1,474

13,613

7,089

33,953

860

593

81,053

49,821

37,466

2,445

9,910

222,826

122,296

55,633

5,495

29,770

1,519

4,774

1,062

1,878

9,87"

1,261

28,082

21,509

3,142

3,431

38,581

5,934

20,022

1,223

6,087

2,999

486

1,829

18,577

6,199

1,682

3,668

850

12,378

649

4,921

6,808

21,799

2,779

11,111

4,960

2,949

60,154

7,551

3,980

10,940

4,378

5,602

14,725

6,046

2,338

2,811

1,781

9,989

47,959

755,892

568,971

97,042

363,684

304,262

20,717

3,792

45,295

73,174

2,162

3,371

20,846

648

36,758

97,499

59,422

3,841

1,268

4,153

1,176

10,774

5,836

31,152

730

492

68,709

39,535

29,586

2,010

7,939

178,652

98,678

41,160

3,655

22,401

1,055

3,695

694

1,216

7,434

1,009

21,772

16,132

2,750

2,890

35,746

5,660

19,650

1,097

5,687

1,671

412

1,570

11,601

3,264

868

1,767

629

8,337

579

3,154

4,603

17,174

2,196

10,051

2,672

2,256

51,199

6,682

3,385

7,461

3,812

4,273

14,104

5,463

2,00

2,430

1,589

8,27<

34,098

98,041

77,955

15,254

47,658

41,110

2,462

476

8,968

9,054

204

529

3,739

43

2,964

12,670

6,548

632

223

574

168

1,826

1,040

1,987

45

53

8,051

6,992

5,465

331

1,197

19,221

12,747

7,874

883

4,029

227

632

123

201

1,658

122

3,947

3,346

262

339

926

171

242

64

86

157

66

140

1,198

253

81

74

97

945

30

342

573

1,479

430

499

346

205

3,796

596

397

538

262

838

360

246

232

232

96

865

3,684

34,537

20,726

14,401

11,594

333

104

824

1,542

47

35

539

29

1,555

6,586

2,807

183

41

1,859

36

198

110

341

30

9

1,514

1,526

1,095

57

373

13,595

3,218

1,931

112

781

56

184

(

D)

263

278

(

D)

692

542

63

87

596

8

26

48

244

233

35

4,213

2,276

r

1,760

(

D

1,93'

(

D

1,351D 2,677)

f

369

1,822

(

r

3,487

89

107

2,632

225

101

151

62

37

46

37

216

8,828

34,352

22,356

3,504

14,305

11,568

536

113

2,680

2,330

236

256

937

39

765

3,677

2,737

275

31

852

94

815

103

472

55

39

2,779

1,769

1,321

47

401

11,358

7,653

4,668

845

2,560

181

262

199

503

(

D)

1,671

1,490

67

115

1,314

96

103

14

70

939

8

84

1,565

406

(

D

1,159

73

468

0

192

120

(

D)

1,672

185

92

310

79

391

110

275

68

103

60

637

1,348

31,309

18,183

3,045

12,154

9,236

439

98

-142

1,742

51

753

403

147

1,869

3,877

2,918

-115

41

845

7

211

77

1,765

32

53

1,207

1,777

1,199

68

509

12,141

5,712

2,448

451

1,093

-108

199

71

257

449

36

-550

-1,075

534

-8

3,813

214

1,949

48

1,189

86

338

-11

244

674

602

123

-51

-430

155

-578

2,089

180

1,525

292

91

4,097

628

111

2,037

379

24

543

161

154

15

44

984

4,738

-4,336

-2,347

-363

-2,261

-2,238

-164

-38

-666

3

-7

-32

-297

-19

-39

-980

-22

77

-6

-113

-18

171

-79

-43

-1

-11

139

137

207

-3

-67

-1,961

-1,900

-112

282

-342

-13

-30

-10

23

-34

14

-1,604

-1,591

10

-23

-185

-10

-110

6

-52

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-21

-57

3

-3

1

-60

C

12

-71

5

l:

-13

6

(*

-36

11

12

18

-20

-28

-41

-3,305

-2,964

-330

-2,724

-2,450

-192

-17

-545

-166

0

0

-130

0

-33

-1,366

-274

0

0

0

0

-218

-41

-16

0

0

-42

-42

0

0

-342

-315

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-143

-143

0

0

-172

0

-172

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-27

-27

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
110 GROUP II: Nonbank Affiliates of Nonbank U.S. Parents

Table II.D 2.—Income Statement of Affiliates, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Income

Total Sales

Equity in

net

income of

other

foreign

affiliates

Income

from

other

equity

investments

Exchange

gains/

losses

from

translating

financial

statements

 l

Other

capital

gains/ Other

Costs and expenses

Total

Cost of

goods

sold

Selling,

general,

and

administrative

expenses

r

oreign

.ncome Other

Net

ncome

Addenda

Total

capital

gains/

losses

(=cols.

5+6+15)

Capital

gains/

losses not

included

in

income

 3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

All industries....

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining)

and natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials

handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication

equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and

real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and

computers)

Computer and data processing services....

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape

and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying

services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication,

public utilities

Retail trade

954,131

332,252

61,223

51,819

9,403

137,090

58,146

78,095

850

115,633

18,305

366,564

39,651

12,591

6,549

20,510

70,621

13,182

11,132

3,015

9,454

23,309

9,688

3,663

6,025

13,621

47,225

2,951

9,492

22,582

12,199

31,605

3,885

9,478

9,723

8,518

89,846

86,791

3,055

7,069

4,423

1,964

13,480

2,134

7,542

3,485

3,867

4,226

13,055

3,063

124,795

74,355

50,440

32,667

11,523

17,483

328

3,332

20,931

1,835

10,456

1,642

1,882

3,076

1,033

2,823

1,664

3,638

957

2,382

76,922

1,589

8,108

6,108

2,001

13,995

25,764

27,466

935,780

328,999

59,645

50,684

8,961

136,066

57,381

77,839

846

115,299

17,988

359,269

39,023

12,456

6,297

20,270

69,554

33,162

13,102

11,064

2,981

9,245

22,924

9,515

3,572

5,943

13,409

46,412

2,864

9,235

22,189

12,123

31,177

3,856

9,232

9,577

8,512

86,856

83,833

3,023

63,323

6,851

4,347

1,928

13,349

2,143

7,593

3,436

3,687

4,200

12,762

3,029

122,664

72,9%

49,668

28,651

11,542

16,767

254

88

20,290

1,774

10,150

1,608

1,776

2,992

1,007

2,766

1,518

3,563

949

2,336

75,908

1,548

7,83'

5,875

1,956

13,790

25,477

27,26:

3,543

169

186

-32

219

86

114

-27

(*)

-154

51

788

141

3

61

77

178

77

36

4

76

19

17

21

19

-40

-46

6

321

78

4

(•)

2

-3

1

13

13

211

-1

336

237

99

2,043

-209

59

2,193

100

3

24

107

-22

8

-30

59

6

1

452

47

8

2

34

33

1

-1

3

3

(*)

-11

r:

r

c:

c:

78

21

57

214

154

1,805

494

155

154

1

274

-20

296

-2

15

51

1,874

-30

11

16

-57

122

131

7

-41

23

3

20

73

23

50

-53

42

25

27

51

-60

-84

-53

108

5

-144

1,909

1,920

-11

-105

41

4

-2

-21

-45

-28

11

56

-25

-62

-33

-190

-183

-191

-67

44

-175

-31

c

-9

-18

-10

-151

-9

-23

-34

l i

-82

22

-59

-2,836

-668

28

-8

36

-459

-536

-6

-154

-83

-2,121

-36

-3

-4

-29

-614

-113

-321

-49

-85

-47

-88

-67

4

-71

-21

-115

12

-33

-27

-67

-52

-1

-44

-13

6

-927

-913

-13

-288

-8

-14

2

-13

2

-120

-17

22

-71

-69

-3

-271

-227

-44

234

-109

287

8

47

-45

-48

-6

-29

36

-43

78

15,387

3,211

1,200

1,014

186

1,114

583

520

12

621

276

6,687

546

125

174

246

1,363

579

334

139

86

224

390

127

44

83

263

834

44

254

340

195

482

65

166

128

123

2,014

1,964

49

1,058

104

79

35

174

37

96

43

88

116

213

73

2,178

1,510

668

1,718

213

314

58

1,134

604

42

335

43

116

83

30

63

75

89

989

49

30

232

69

236

245

160

922,823

321,602

53,165

45,905

7,261

135,026

56,420

77,792

815

115,012

357,644

38,296

12,213

6,215

19,868

68,476

33,262

12,400

10,760

2,883

9,171

22,995

9,639

3,528

6,111

13,356

45,334

3,227

9,207

20,920

11,980

30,381

3,782

9,136

9,234

8,229

89,734

86,807

2,927

62,428

6,731

4,347

1,953

13,139

2,089

7,406

3,390

3,776

4,124

12,523

2,951

122,388

72,862

49,527

26,423

9,078

15,863

292

1,191

19,619

1,76"

9,838

1,543

1,748

2,871

1,008

2,669

1,475

3,555

768

2,21'

75,146

1,642

8,221

6,371

1,850

13,651

24,577

27,055

755,892

274,287

28,675

23,271

5,404

119,945

48,163

71,099

683

109,579

16,088

281,812

28,811

9,570

3,820

15,421

51,415

28,217

7,302

6,415

2,261

7,219

18,940

8,261

2,916

5,345

10,679

32,769

2,727

7,184

13,626

9,233

24,085

2,895

7,463

7,681

6,046

78,476

76,115

2,361

47,316

4,953

3,410

1,495

10,459

1,211

6,089

2,575

3,077

3,082

8,871

2,094

102,197

58,998

43,199

20,540

6,625

13,235

167

513

13,976

1,127

6,429

1,049

1,192

1,721

605

1,862

1,084

3,066

668

1,603

63,080

1,440

6,494

5,049

1,445

12,798

22,578

19,769

98,041

14,028

3,303

2,294

1,009

6,412

2,760

3,572

81

2,965

1,348

51,276

7,077

2,003

1,732

3,342

11,958

2,905

3,702

3,617

414

1,319

2,542

756

329

427

1,786

7,303

239

1,209

3,842

2,014

4,493

717

1,060

1,088

1,628

6,964

6,637

327

10,939

1,377

695

38i

1,906

748

866

524

384

697

2,714

644

15,360

10,362

4,998

4,301

1,891

2,143

68

199

4,361

415

2,719

377

421

97-

316

631

312

379

72

464

8,715

106

639

516

122

471

922

6,577

34,537

21,215

15,657

15,076

580

4,574

4,189

368

18

690

294

8,458

1,019

284

290

445

1,946

631

660

327

88

240

458

107

73

35

351

2,030

11

249

628

82

184

228

133

691

629

62

1,686

208

65

16

289

73

17:

128

67

107

456

103

1,866

1,355

511

1,004

433

403

18

151

613

54

358

100

63

29

11'

78

15

7.

1,380

21

323

94

229

178

47!

379

34,352

12,072

5,531

5,263

268

4,095

1,309

2,753

33

1,778

668

16,098

1,389

355

373

660

3,158

1,508

736

400

120

393

1,054

515

211

304

539

3,231

251

566

()

1,175

87

429

236

423

3,603

3,426

177

2,488

192

178

57

485

57

278

164

248

237

483

109

2,965

2,147

818

577

129

81

39

328

668

171

332

1'

86

112

58

59

32

13

76

1,972

7,

765

712

54

20-

329

31,309

10,650

8,058

5,915

2,143

2,064

1,726

303

35

621

-93

8,920

1,354

379

333

642

2,145

575

782

372

132

283

314

48

135

-87

266

1,891

-276

285

1,663

219

1,223

104

342

489

289

112

-16

128

1,880

338

76

11

341

45

136

96

91

102

532

li:

2,406

1,493

91"

6,244

2,445

1,621

37

2,142

1,312

68

618

100

134

205

26

154

189

189

165

1,776

-53

-11:

-264

15

344

1,186

41

-4,336

-557

76

39

38

-438

-360

-70

-8

-161

-33

-2,598

-161

-24

-51

-86

-633

-75

-314

-90

-63

-92

-68

6

27

-21

-74

-718

37

-6

-581

-168

-314

-54

-115

-7

-138

243

267

-24

-947

-60

-9

(*)

-47

-43

-242

-7

78

-134

-447

-37

-579

-527

-51

-239

-348

261

1

-167

-76

10

-57

-10

-18

-8

-19

-20

-10

-288

-6

-11

-r

-96

-49

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Table II.D 3.—Sales by Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

935,780

694,769

120,327

442,483

370,542

24,009

4,534

57,003

86,343

2,680

4,830

26,190

750

43,254

120,948

71,941

4,717

1,589

8,166

1,474

13,211

7,062

34,242

878

601

81,308

50,651

37,851

2,456

10,344

230,545

125,111

55,682

5,295

29,655

1,389

4,871

1,126

2,077

10,008

1,261

27,881

21,298

3,193

3,390

41,547

5,930

21,549

1,259

7,220

3,061

706

1,822

18,643

6,812

2,268

3,763

781

11,831

623

5,002

6,206

23,381

2,817

12,404

5,222

2,939

63,410

7,868

4,031

12,921

4,684

5,570

15,128

6,132

2,460

2,808

1,811

10,466

51,950

Petroleu m

328,999

210,345

28,642

130,091

104,685

6,292

2,736

27,900

1,789

(

D

)

8,272

271

11,928

35,054

25,406

(

D

)

(

D

)

6,157

(

D

)

1,617

2,246

12,370

(

D

)

(

D

)

40,169

11,442

7,904

819

2,719

110,338

43,735

12,459

729

6,942

(

D

)

1,806

(

D

)

925

566

540

3,265

159

1,526

1,580

28,011

4,368

15,889

( D j

( D

2,749

(D)

1,080

14,695

6,224

2,002

3,666

556

8,471

(

D

3,956

(

D

)

12,834

(

D

4,378

4,840

(

D

)

39,074

2,292

(

D

10,991

2,332

(

D

11,894

(

D

(

D

1,665

1,089

8,316

30,104

Manufacturing

Total

359,269

287,757

56,911

177,613

160,609

10,404

663

34,200

40,159

519

3,315

11,488

444

13,135

46,282

17,005

909

120

753

696

9,794

2,479

1,892

215

146

32,211

21,022

15,149

841

5,032

71,511

53,049

33,755

3,382

19,727

424

2,281

392

567

6,395

586

18,121

17,021

178

923

1,173

26

0

496

(

D

176

(D)

444

1,486

212

63

0

148

1,275

0

411

864

2,067

1,062

717

27

260

14,909

1,358

2,215

717

1,877

2,138

1,946

1,594

2,058

717

288

8,676

Pood and

kindred

products

39,023

28,769

5,258

18,974

16,337

657

292

2,274

2,909

31

507

1,210

0

2,761

5,696

2,636

(

D

)

0

(D)

119

1,871

342

(

D

)

3

0

2,363

2,173

1,447

95

631

10,254

8,442

5,133

630

2,535

39

384

61

244

1,085

155

2,951

2,556

53

343

358

(

D

)

0

112

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

206

(

D

)

17

(•)

0

17

(

D

0

(

D

99

(D)

0

(

D

)

0

n

1,527

(

D

(

D

(

D

)

57

756

26

195

(

D

99

(

D

1,327

Chemicals and

allied

products

69,554

53,331

8,265

34,328

30,451

3,631

(

D

)

5,038

6,460

275

789

2,470

(

D

)

4,158

7,482

3,876

73

(

D

)

57

127

2,154

694

688

(

D

)

(

D

)

6,069

4,670

3,865

176

629

16,223

12,059

7,578

921

4,602

104

618

63

147

1,090

32

4,011

3,739

72

200

471

(

D

)

0

(

D

^

(

D

142

0

33

355

83

(

D

0

(

D

271

0

158

113

354

181

135

(D

(

D

)

3,454

210

1,027

180

104

503

58

587

457

155

174

1,642

Primary

and

•abricated

metals

22,924

17,051

3,202

10,993

9,284

418

34

1,192

2,772

(

D

)

(D)

717

(

D

)

868

3,133

1,709

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,245

65

114

0

0

1,011

1,845

(

D

)

(

D

)

999

5,873

4,698

2,823

201

1,475

126

129

18

(

D

)

508

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,803

4

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

c

0

0

(

D

)

242

(

D

^

(

D

0

(

D

>

(

D

0

18

470

(

D

)

165

0

(

D

)

463

47

126

(

D

48

(

D

26

(D

(D

(D

0

792

Machinery,

except

electrical

46,412

41,299

4,994

30,407

28,416

1,251

(

D

)

6,618

7,331

0

762

3,637

(

D

)

1,056

7,717

1,991

(

D

)

0

5

(

D

)

818

925

115

0

0

3,948

1,949

(

D

)

(

D

)

533

5,113

4,026

3,028

(

D

)

2,523

(D)

6

0

0

83

(

D

)

998

998

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5

0

0

5

0

C

57

(

D

(

D

(

D

(

D

)

1,021

92

294

3

(

D

(

D

536

0

46

0

0

110

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

31,177

20,990

4,323

13,782

11,928

1,056

154

1,332

3,725

(

D

)

250

1,364

(D)

322

3,680

1,854

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

139

887

(

D

)

193

46

0

1,509

1,375

1,101

49

226

10,188

3,979

2,438

160

1,921

( D j

125

34

150

(D

(

D

1,405

0

(

D

(

D

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

124

(

D

(

D

0

0

(

D

0

(D)

84

693

(

D

(

D

0

0

5,391

660

327

159

1,335

398

1,034

324

831

297

26

483

Transportation

equipment

86,856

76,413

19,108

39,000

36,867

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

11,674

0

(

D

)

328

0

1,272

9,172

2,133

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

1,843

83

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

13,603

4,703

(

D

)

(

D

)

982

10,442

9,287

6,012

454

3,025

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

2,189

(

D

)

3,275

3,275

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

(D-

(

D

0

0

(

D

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

0

0

1,090

0

35

0

0

(

D

)

212

(D

402

0

0

2,265

Other

manufacturing

63,323

49,905

11,761

30,130

27,325

(

D

)

99

(

D

)

5,287

163

759

1,763

247

2,698

9,402

2,805

481

71

147

118

976

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

3,708

4,306

3,130

143

1,033

13,419

10,557

6,743

(

D

)

3,646

99

(

D

;

(

D

;

86

1,290

59

3,527

3,245

49

233

288

4

0

(

D

0

(

D

)

0

160

436

70

0

0

70

365

0

54

311

463

194

269

0

0

1,963

(

D

(

D

292

(

D

256

54

144

(

D

(

D

(

D

2,058

Wholesale trade

122,664

106,067

9,788

83,835

58,645

5,678

979

10,018

7,282

299

318

5,087

22

5,748

23,213

25,190

1,220

714

933

321

1,037

1,874

18,774

(

D

)

(

D

)

7,106

5,338

3,463

371

1,503

16,596

9,540

4,499

824

1,154

219

349

175

150

1,563

65

2,512

1,379

851

282

2,529

1,158

(

D

)

20

(

D

33

204

33

716

139

63

39

37

576

(

D

231

(

D

)

948

(

D

353

(

D

(

D

)

5,393

3,007

(

D

103

309

(

D

1,054

(

D

201

280

78

2,747

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

28,651

18,435

6,349

9,921

8,361

308

17

346

736

2

32

166

13

511

6,230

1,560

(

D

)

0

0

1

45

28

(

D

)

0

3

841

1,325

1,046

157

121

10,216

9,285

549

61

264

(D-

(

D

4

0

136

0

281

170

73

37

8,456

90

4,387

8

3,592

45

304

30

118

i.

0

0

116

98

0

18

91

64

(

D

0

(

D

721

353

0

13

21

164

72

(

D

(

D

(

D

177

Services

20,290

15,884

2,403

11,396

9,413

565

103

1,940

1,188

35

43

(

D

)

0

3,528

1,982

176

(

D

)

182

(D)

448

271

698

(

D

)

35

309

1,776

1,454

65

256

4,406

1,915

1,002

109

327

30

85

15

(

D

)

401

(

D

)

359

285

46

28

554

182

105

27

(

D

)

122

41

244

113

84

(

D

)

131

55

(

D

)

1,679

86

1,443

95

55

568

174

(D)

55

37

70

79

5

39

2,100

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

75,908

56,281

16,234

29,627

28,829

761

36

(

D

)

9,078

35

()

6,641

798

8

(

D

)

140

(

D

)

270

163

671

9,749

8,834

202

713

17,478

7,587

3,420

189

1,241

()

947

(

D

)

3,342

2,283

519

541

825

107

193

1,384

122

54

1,262

(

D

)

350

(

D

)

5,762

(

D

)

2,745

684

(

D

)

1,042

108

(

D

)

83

(

D

)

(

D

)

104

317

2,150

8,145

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Table II.D 4.—Sales by Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

935,780

328,999

59,645

50,684

8,961

136,066

57,381

77,839

846

115,299

17,988

359,269

39,023

12,456

6,297

20,270

69,554

33,162

13,102

11,064

2,981

9,245

22,924

9,515

3,572

5,943

13,409

46,412

2,864

9,235

22,189

12,123

31,177

3,856

9,232

9,577

8,512

86,856

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

3,023

63,323

6,851

4,347

1,928

13,349

2,143

7,593

3,436

3,687

4,200

12,762

3,029

122,664

72,996

49,668

28,651

11,542

16,767

254

88

20,290

1,774

10,150

1,608

1,776

2,992

1,007

2,766

1,518

3,563

949

2,336

75,908

1,548

7,831

5,875

1,956

13,790

25,477

27,26

694,769

210,345

24,183

22,257

1,927

113,086

52,361

60,217

508

64,154

8,922

287,757

28,769

9,436

4,480

14,853

53,331

26,728

9,877

7,517

1,806

7,404

17,051

6,578

3,027

3,551

10,472

41,299

2,580

7,519

20,567

10,633

20,990

2,645

7,346

5,121

5,877

76,413

73,701

2,713

49,905

5,425

3,324

1,619

10,301

1,831

4,592

2,528

3,058

2,905

11,852

2,470

106,067

64,218

41,850

18,435

5,866

12,303

D

15,884

1,042

8,594

1,419

1,562

2,479

900

2,233

1,383

2,934

177

1,754

56,281

277

5,173

3,335

1,838

5,809

20,546

24,476

120,327

28,642

(

D)

472

19,046

17,233

D

3,645

(

D

56,911

5,258

1,214

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3,370

8,265

4,240

1,122

1,028

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1,047

3,202

1,047

429

618

2,155

4,994

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D)

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4,323

637

2,787

19,108

18,086

1,022

11,761

721

857

4,209

344

329

497

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1,079

648

9,788

7,001

2,788

6,349

1,645

4,629

75

2,403

810

123

103

87

440

175

776

0

431

16,23

26

2,161

(

r

('

0

0

10,530

442,483

130,091

15,989

14,751

1,239

65,291

35,128

29,949

214

40,822

7,989

177,613

18,974

7,215

2,648

9,110

34,328

16,116

7,098

5,322

622

5,170

10,993

4,153

1,707

2,447

6,840

30,407

2,154

4,632

16,489

7,132

13,782

1,149

(

D

)

3,421

(

D

)

39,000

37,309

1,691

30,130

3,982

2,211

683

4,756

1,055

2,413

1,655

1,507

1,643

8,884

1,341

83,835

48,765

35,070

9,921

3,357

6,388

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r

0

11,396

739

6,825

931

1,458

687

0

1,064

1,426

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1,215

29,627

186

109

56

53

(

7,573

370,542

104,685

(

D)

9,918

(

D)

63,138

35,128

27,796

214

23,023

(

D)

160,609

16,337

6,454

2,355

7,529

30,451

13,791

6,583

4,801

(

D)

()

9,284

2,698

853

1,846

6,586

28,416

(

D)

4,471

(

D

)

6,643

11,928

1,046

5,346

3,308

2,228

36,867

(

D)

27,325

1,902

639

4,05^

1,966

1,599

(

D)

1,401

8,602

1,177

58,645

36,935

21,711

8,361

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9,413

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5,387

780

1,11'

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588

0

1,000

1,273

101

1,047

28,829

179

48

0

0

7,189

71,941

25,406

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D)

4,833

(

D)

2,153

0

2,153

0

17,799

(

D)

17,005

2,636

761

294

1,582

3,876

2,325

515

521

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1,709

1,455

854

601

254

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D)

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1,854

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(

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(

D)

2,133

(

D)

(

D)

2,805

(

D)

308

44

701

(

D)

447

56

242

282

163

25,190

11,831

13,359

1,560

34

1,982

134

1,438

150

341

0

100

0

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153

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168

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6

60

0

0

189

158

384

81,308

40,169

(

D)

0

24,626

0

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15,423

(

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32,211

2,363

n

1,330

6,069

3,702

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537

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822

3,948

0

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1,509

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D)

()

1,230

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13,603

13,603

0

3,708

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97

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384

137

(

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278

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1,335

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7,106

4,513

2,594

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156

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66

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28

0

27

671

0

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216

4,122

0

4,264

(

D

21,022

2,173

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1,042

4,670

2,669

744

630

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1,845

1,189

(

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656

1,949

(

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1,062

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(

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1,375

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4,703

4,703

0

4,306

(

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952

296

(

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(

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184

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3,939

1,399

1,325

708

612

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1,776

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13

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0

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9,749

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r

2,902

173

5,779

230,545

110,338

31,626

28,428

3,198

22,981

5,019

17,623

338

51,146

4,586

71,511

10,254

3,020

1,817

5,418

16,223

6,434

3,225

3,547

1,176

1,841

5,873

2,936

545

2,391

2,937

5,113

284

1,716

1,622

1,490

10,188

1,210

1,886

4,456

2,635

10,442

10,132

310

13,419

1,425

1,022

309

3,048

312

3,001

908

630

1,295

910

558

16,596

8,778

7,818

10,216

5,675

4,464

(

r

4,406

733

1,556

189

213

513

107

534

135

629

772

582

17,478

1,272

2,658

2,540

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7,981

2,781

2,785

125,111

43,735

4,520

3,262

1,258

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30,443

D

53,049

8,442

2,468

1,316

4,658

12,059

5,179

2,251

2,640

506

1,484

4,698

2,365

505

1,860

2,333

4,026

(

D)

1,414

(

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1,162

3,979

961

740

453

1,826

9,287

9,217

70

10,557

826

698

142

2,804

199

2,470

801

536

878

796

409

9,540

4,556

4,984

9,285

5,344

3,898

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r

0

1,915

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91'

110

95

375

76

260

135

126

0

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1,761

650

2,424

18,643

14,695

9,901

9,282

619

4,010

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()

355

0

186

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0

242

()

9

0

5

0

3

124

0

0

436

124

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D)

(

D)

716

458

258

118

96

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3

0

244

106

0

23

0

1,384

113

23,381

12,834

4,558

3,704

854

C)

(

D)

3,029

(

D)

2,067

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D)

0

0

(

D)

354

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D)

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71

470

()

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0

17

0

40

693

()

137

()

463

0

0

0

(

D)

0

253

4

948

910

38

91

50

22

19

0

1,679

64

286

56

21

1.

194

I

(

D

(

D

32

5,762

(*

C

4,505

1,25'

63,410

39,074

12,648

12,180

468

(

13,664

D

14,909

1,527

D

(

673

3,454

(

D)

734

607

(

D)

286

463

167

()

295

1,021

(

D

279

(

D)

285

5,391

(

D)

()

3,863

594

1,090

(

D)

1,963

475

(

D)

144

191

5,393

2,855

2,538

721

185

525

10

1

568

247

79

38

198

2,74

175

1,273

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Table II.D 5.—Foreign Income Taxes of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

Industrie!

All countries..

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan..

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific .,

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC.

34,537

20,726

14,401

11,594

333

104

824

1,542

47

35

539

29

1,555

6,586

2,807

183

41

1,859

36

198

110

341

30

1,514

1,526

1,095

57

373

13,595

3,218

1,931

112

781

56

184

263

278

692

542

63

87

596

8

26

48

244

233

4,213

2,276

(

D)

1,760

r

1,937

r

1,351

(

r

2,677

r

369

1,822

(

D

3,48'

89

107

2,632

225

101

151

62

37

46

37

216

8,828

21,215

10,444

1,735

8,117

6,203

11

47

-9

74

28

8

-2

(•)

1,225

4,820

1,914

(

D)

4

1,799

8

18

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52

258

334

237

10,564

1,110

693

65

47

59

34

77

13

33

32

340

r

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223

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4,038

2,249

0

1,753

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1,790

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1,326

464

2,529

1,828

C

2,887

(

r

0

2,585

(

D

207

8,427

8,458

6,545

861

4,060

3,722

227

20

574

1,035

9

17

422

25

175

1,218

338

18

2

23

15

136

79

50

11

4

962

661

448

25

188

1,914

1,451

994

35

647

13

114

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130

430

385

4

40

27

0

9

1

2

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63

4

58

0

l:

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28

23

4

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37:

25

79

33

27

62

54

26

29

13

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1,019

711

163

391

348

10

10

43

67

1

3

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0

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155

43

4

0

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20

()

29

309

252

146

4

59

2

27

3

7

37

7

98

82

1,946

1,311

168

757

725

123

1

125

193

6

6

57

3

19

190

32

1

1

2

2

23

-5

7

2

1

211

176

140

7

30

502

253

-5

177

7

34

2

7

31

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243

231

2

10

6

0

0

1

1

1

105

23

458

339

34

224

206

9

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74

0

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10

2

19

61

18

0

0

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0

15

1

2

0

0

25

190 43 54

2,030

1,852

172

1,430

1,341

9

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274

382

0

1

257

1

60

357

89

3

0

(*)

3

127

125

6

119

0

C)

0

0

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C)

628

503

99

267

217

(

D)

4

20

48

0

2

23

(

D)

3

98

50

1

1

51

41

2

8

125

77

1

63

1

7

1

2

2

-36

-42

0

6

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0

0

0

0

0

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6

0

0

0

0

6

0

691

620

42

326

284

(

D)

(*)

5

128

0

(*)

6

0

-2

(

D)

41

1

0

0

2

1,686

1,209

184

666

602

42

4

77

143

3

5

44

()

64

7

1

(

D)

3

7

(

D)

28

6

3

185

173

121

6

46

268

25

138

2

41

3

6

54

(*)

104

91

1

8

13

0

0

6

0

(*

1,866

1,521

167

1,004

711

76

33

163

(

D)

7

5

72

1

(

D)

181

293

33

29

30

5

18

22

147

211

138

78

5

55

346

172

116

2

42

6

(*)

1

12

49

4

41

27

8

6

16

5

112

27

1,004

736

191

472

296

-1

1

21

18

(•)

2

11

3

23

218

176

(

D)

0

1

0

3

1

(

D)

0

1

37

27

4

4

269

224

28

3

11

1

4

C

(*

9

0

186

23

613

469

306

237

19

2

56

30

1

2

23

0

31

73

69

7

3

4

6

16

10

21

C)

C)

19

55

37

2

17

145

71

51

15

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114 GROUP II: Nonbank Affiliates of Nonbank U.S. Parents

Table II.D 6.—Net Income of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

ilectronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries ....

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe..

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Sweden

SwitzerlandTurkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific....

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC.

31,309

18,183

3,045

12,154

9,236

439

98

-142

1,742

51

753

403

147

1,869

3,877

2,918

-115

41

845

7

211

77

1,765

32

53

1,207

1,777

1,199

68

509

12,141

5,712

2,448

451

1,093

-108

199

71

257

449

36

-550

-1,075

534

-8

3,813

214

1,949

48

1,189

86

338

-11

244

674

602

123

-51

-430

n

155

-578

2,089

180

1,525

292

91

4,097

628

111

2,037

379

24

543

16

154

15

44

984

4,738

10,650

5,305

1,300

2,173

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18

(

D)

365

36

(

D)

-373

-1

1,283

1,144

1,212

(

D)

()

819

(

D)

12

8

354

311

201

25

84

4,458

910

438

79

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77

249

59

22

24

11

-5

18

449

71

104

(

D)

(

r

114

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- 1 6

313

622

569

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-64

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0

187

713

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226

(

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2,522

63

(

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1,97-

220

130

C

0

-25

20

887

3,070

8,920

7,092

914

4,646

4,394

264

40

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1,109

4

729

618

11

175

1,530

252

-57

1

7

2

113

62

115

8

(*)

805

726

366

25

336

1,828

687

1,512

307

909

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131

33

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18

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31

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0

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48

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1,354

1,097

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609

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107

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258

297

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0

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1,840

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160

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102

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(

D)

2

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38

4

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127

186

142

9

35

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126

376

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70

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150

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314

402

75

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42

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169

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132

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-123

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23

36

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5

3

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D)

-68

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C)

(

D)

1,891

1,631

172

1,238

1,129

-36

(

D)

20

250

0

163

353

(

D)

77

302

109

(

D)

0

(*)

(

D)

41

53

4

0

0

173

48

13

260

56

199

158

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6

197

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611

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320

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612

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10

6

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D)

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0

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85

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112

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226

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0

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153

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93

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(

D)

-305

-305

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,880

1,316

233

761

696

( )

1 1 7

6

7 1

82

1

67

286

66

7

C)

(•)

2

-15

112

210

119

9

81

564

457

233

-24

(

D)

(

D)

1

82

-6

-120

-127

4

23

20

65

67

0

0

115

0

(

20

(

c

r

2,406

1,714

158

1,424

644

206

40

1

-16

5

1

45

1

60

303

780

-86

29

23

1

20

1

775

25

107

56

5

46

693

171

146

13

45

2

-6

4

6

82c:

-94

-143

52

119

69

(

D:

125

43

366

243

6,244

2,315

457

1,670

1,220

117

1

5

107

1

52

33

137

108

658

450

(

D)

0

-15

(*)

1

2

(

D)

0

37

44

144

129

5

10

3,930

3,726

144

13

111

1

C)

11

0

413

-28

434

7

3,170

62

1,793

1

1,015

297

0

128

425 112 10] -44 20 48 187 18:

1,312

788

115

591

390

26

C)

53

29

2

-1

( )

9 2

201

5

62

4

90

17

8

74

49

3

22

523

126

100

15

29

(

-25

-51

23

3

51

o

312

260

37

0

353

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Table II.D 7.—Net Income of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

Developed countries

All

countries

31,309

10,650

8,058

5,915

2,143

2 064

1,726

303

35

621

-93

8,920

1,354

379

333

642

2,145

575

782

372

132

283

314

48

135

-87

266

1,891

-276

285

1,663

219

1,223

104

342

489

289

112

-16

128

1,880

338

76

11

341

45

136

96

91

102

532

112

2,406

1,493

913

6,244

2,445

1,621

37

2,142

1,312

68

618

100

134

205

26

154

189

82

189

165

1,776

-53

-113

-264

151

344

1,186

411

Total

18,183

5,305

3,788

3,546

242

1,211

1,333

-124

2

32

274

7,092

1,097

295

365

437

1,840

552

757

206

87

238

402

134

140

-6

268

1,631

-230

199

1,401

262

611

47

226

180

158

196

131

65

1,316

290

55

1

164

52

56

86

83

-26

457

96

1,714

1,044

669

2,315

618

476

788

53

433

83

97

131

20

102

168

38

98

970

4

62

-100

162

132

383

388

Canada

3,045

1,30^

33

699

662

11

914

239

56

28

154

187

-10

78

46

33

40

75

22

35

-13

53

172

-39

131

18

72

-124

-193

69

233

-5

-19

64

22

6

31

-18

61

19

158

87

70

457

89

265

-4

107

115

52

8

i.

29

25

14

19

We

-233

(

D

(

D

(

D

(

D

162

Europe

Total

12,154

3,385

3,094

2,907

187

197

671

-475

1

-84

179

4,646

689

214

244

231

1,339

388

617

154

38

142

161

-27

-13

-14

188

1,238

-220

205

1,101

152

377

27

93

81

85

-4

761

204

59

13

54

17

13

36

9

-12

321

49

1,424

830

594

1,670

482

156

591

43

319

51

87

1?

148

16

-3

68

437

c

1

(

D

(

D

97

European

Communities (10)

9,236

2,m

2,217

144

671

-528

1

-452

4,394

609

201

217

192

1,237

307

606

151

176

1

8

-7

175

1,129

200

139

320

24

150

90

56

226

6 9 D6

44

11

52

13

36

-12

322

47

644

360

284

1,220

390

36

181

40

28

1C

127

-1

52

416

10

-1

(

D

(

D)

(

D

91

Other

2,918

1,212

690

53

0

53

0

367

252

79

13

27

39

102

81

12

4

-14

-28

-22

-7

14

109

5

13

57

3

3

-145

66

15

1

2

1

(*)

(*)

-1

2

780

470

310

4 5 D0

-1

335

201

138

11

59

(

D

21

20

16

22

(

D

(

D

10

Japan

1,207

3 1 D

0

193

0

116

805

42

11

127

56

38

-8

-4

5

-9

173

0

11

70

64

4

286

286

0

112

0

4

1

-20

3

22

6

61

15

25

46

-22

44

3

35

1

n

8

2

7

1

1

-6

1

0

13

0

0

0

(

D

c

L

Australia,

N e w

Zealand,

and South

Africa

1,777

3 0 D9

22

122

0

-10

726

128

41

186

118

23

14

169

133

36

48

22

21

33

(°)

-47

-47

0

210

-3

6

67

10

23

-2

14

14

107

80

27

144

44

21

-1

79

74

55

23

1

(

D

(

D

(

D

(

D

416

(

D

292

(

D

(

D

(

D

Total

12,141

4,458

2,915

2,369

546

853

393

427

34

589

100

1,828

258

84

-31

205

306

23

26

166

46

45

-88

-85

-5

-80

-3

260

-46

87

262

-43

612

57

116

308

131

-84

-147

63

564

48

20

10

177

-7

80

9

7

128

75

17

693

449

244

3,930

1,827

1,145

523

16

185

17

37

74

6

51

21

44

191

67

709

-57

-175

-164

•12

213

706

23

Latin

America

5,712

910

354

150

204

258

687

297

63

75

160

126

16

-36

118

6

23

-123

-85

-7

-78

-37

56

8

-67

122

42

-6

15

71

-152

-134

-18

360

22

C)

(*)

158

-14

41

14

22

41

68

8

171

65

106

3,726

1,763

1,07^

126

-22

93

24

47

3

13

21

10

90

-47

19

(

D

(

D

40

1L

i

Other

Africa

244

313

185

88

97

-16

122

63

14

0

13

0

-1

(

D)

(*)

0

0

(*)

10

0

(*)

o

24

3

(

D)

0

0

0

0

31

30

1

39

28

5

1

36

23

0

(•:

o

o

0

-237

-20

(

D)

0

-38

Middle

East

2,089

713

248

120

128

-20

74

164

o

0

15

4

13

17

0

6

0

4

0

2

57

9

0

65

0

0

(

D)

0

0

61

(*)

125

116

9

37

10

6

11

10

312

c

48

0

14

1

26

0

(

D

(

D

36

739

0

(*(*

0

200

539

0

Other

Asia and

Pacific

4,097

2,522

2,128

2,011

117

0

136

915

-53

(D)

43

150

44

38

9

19

7

12

197

74

22

422

284

40

64

(

D)

115

23

9

14

(

D)

-15

(

D)

366

239

127

128

26

55

4

43

49

21

g

„

(

D

(

D

0

f

o

(

D

117

10

(

D

(

D

(

D

10

(

D

(

D

International

984

887

1,354

1,354

-467

97

97

Developing countries

All industries.

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Table II.D 8.—Income Statement of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Income

Total Sales

Equity in

net

income of

other

foreign

affiliates

Income

from

other

equity

investments

Exchange

gains/

losses

from

translating

financial

statements *

Other

capital

gains/

losses2

Other

Costs and expenses

Total

Cost of

goods

sold

Selling,

general,

and

administrative

expenses

1

 orexgn

ncome

taxes

Other

Net

income

Addenda

Total

capital

gains/

losses

(=cols.

Capital

gains/

osses not

included

in

income

 3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining)

and natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials

handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication

equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and

real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government..

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and

computers)

Computer and data processing servicesOther

Motion pictures, including television tape

and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying

services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication,

public utilities

Retail trade

954,131

359,480

8,028

1,615

6,414

287,298

285,856

(

D)

()

63,578

575

453,076

45,560

6,815

4,442

34,304

95,451

52,435

21,403

15,546

2,527

3,539

32,357

17,367

3,499

13,867

14,990

69,711

11,148

43,305

11,573

34,252

3,633

11,166

6,379

13,073

102,785

92,701

10,084

72,959

13,120

4,222

2,038

10,184

3,306

9,001

551

3,924

3,935

19,736

2,941

44,634

15,631

29,003

37,025

3,708

25,824

(

D)

5,295

(

r

9,289

36-

3,963

1,221

289

28:

649

1,52:

70E

2,752

423

1,082

50,627

1,52:

7i:

471

24:

12,05E

11,778

24.56C

935,780

355,758

7,712

1,555

6,157

284,738

(

62,792

516

441,666

44,689

6,696

4,246

33,747

93,294

51,247

20,775

15,320

2,459

3,494

31,442

16,993

3,381

13,612

14,449

67,464

3,473

10,644

42,032

11,314

33,344

3,550

10,844

6,222

12,728

99,752

89,763

9,989

71,681

12,592

4,149

2,002

10,090

3,317

9,013

549

3,743

3,906

19,405

2,915

44,113

15,477

28,637

35,655

3,591

24,797

(

r

5,151

(

r

8,975

355

3,84'

1,189

274

25'

633

1,494

655

2,660

402

1,057

49,61:

1,44

64

41'

223

11,727

11,47!

24,32-

3,543

113

160

-46

206

-400

341

11

2,634

283

38

30

215

622

211

329

67

3

14

70

-56

-10

-46

126

686

29

185

393

78

361

65

147

83

65,

-98

-149

51

710

309

7

2

38

4

16

(*

23

16

287

9

59

23

36

41:

76

291

(*

43

44

1

280

14

23

22

0

C)

9

-1

236

13

1

2

10

91

10

62

17

1

1

61

56

28

28

4

-1

0

5

-8

2

20

69

1,805

344

-80

-1

-79

119

118

C)

1

292

13

1,322

-43

4

26

-74

-102

94

-126

-44

-16

-10

-46

29

24

5

-74

83

76

30

37

-60

-129

-55

13

-42

-44

1,831

1,911

-80

-272

62

-16

-14

-40

-80

-22

-4

49

-189

-21

83

27

56

126

-21

11

-16

(*)

-1

-2,836

-686

-8

3

-11

-408

-408

C)

(•)

-275

4

-2,403

-31

-22

12

-21

-700

-311

-314

-64

9

-20

-73

-22

-23

(*)

-50

-127

-15

-111

-10

-82

-1

-43

-14

-24

-1,089

-1,020

-69

-301

-31

-15

2

10

9

-122

1

23

-76

-102

-48

-59

11

225

249

-20

10

15,387

3,906

240

104

137

3,216

3,162

(

D)

418

32

9,621

650

97

126

427

2,246

1,185

678

251

71

61

902

367

99

268

535

1,606

122

274

961

250

739

74

202

123

340

2,339

2,146

193

1,139

181

94

46

101

57

116

5

85

84

336

34

423

163

260

513

40

318

(

D)

92

0

272

118

40

12

22

r

28

42

14

27

652

53

27

20

23-

182

156

922,823

349,060

6,720

1,602

5,117

279,691

278,268

(

D)

62,182

467

437,381

43,699

6,505

3,989

33,204

91,044

50,547

19,845

14,951

2,378

3,323

31,845

17,282

3,518

13,764

14,564

65,751

3,642

10,514

40,457

11,138

32,426

3,464

10,698

5,804

12,460

102,164

92,907

9,257

70,452

12,382

4,152

2,003

10,060

3,192

8,830

529

3,794

3,814

18,866

2,829

44,147

15,283

28,864

34,948

3,444

24,491

(

r

4,939

f

8,633

341

3,783

1,161

273

264

625

1,460

62C

2,562

344

48,654

1,51

68

392

288

10,753

24,07

755,892

301,614

5,176

1,079

4,097

236,634

235,438

(

D)

(

59,503

301

339,868

32,763

5,155

2,474

25,134

65,696

40,128

11,865

9,286

1,847

2,569

26,798

14,780

2,856

11,924

12,018

47,390

3,121

8,525

27,240

8,504

25,073

2,663

8,416

4,753

9,241

88,778

81,561

7,217

53,369

9,493

3,141

1,586

8,260

1,830

7,264

395

3,078

3,041

13,093

2,189

40,795

13,106

27,689

28,078

2,627

19,516

r

4,282

(

D

6,09

176

2,511

746

183

218

392

973

355

2,11'

248

686

39,443

1,359

529

30:

228

10,95'

8,586

18,013

98,041

15,701

629

161

468

13,735

13,672

(

D)

()

1,245

93

65,865

8,315

950

1,062

6,303

16,421

5,014

5,923

4,685

278

521

3,082

1,401

439

962

1,681

11,421

337

1,212

7,937

1,935

5,306

618

1,716

730

2,242

8,568

7,171

1,397

12,753

2,298

768

308

1,324

1,066

1,038

97

405

51'

4,446

485

2,243

1,576

668

5,157

701

218

126

1,031

334

35

196

408

207

24

65

214

7,190

82

55

36

19

376

1.19S

5,47!

34,537

18,732

631

207

424

17,786

17,681

(

D)

(

300

14

13,007

1,184

166

()

4,873

3,132

1,023

437

580

279

59

220

301

2,779

(

D)

280

2,162

911

86

228

176

420

906

620

286

1,774

305

99

35

11'

115

204

22

73

84

630

88

354

288

67

1,088

89

573

0

0

0

380

14

70

159

14

976

1

14

(*

13S

458

36C

34,352

13,012

284

156

128

11,536

11,478

(

D)

()

1,134

59

18,642

1,436

234

4,055

2,273

1,034

543

(

1,385

822

164

658

564

4,160

(

D

497

3,118

1,137

97

338

144

558

3,912

3,555

357

2,556

286

145

73

358

181

324

15

238

173

698

66

754

314

440

62

27

503

275

30

96

11

22

1,04

6;

8:

4

4

16S

51

220

31,309

10,421

1,309

12

1,296

7,608

7,588

(

D)

1,396

109

15,694

1,862

309

452

1,100

4,406

1,888

1,558

596

149

216

511

85

-19

104

427

3,961

44

634

2,848

436

1,825

169

468

575

613

621

-206

827

2,507

738

70

35

124

114

170

22

130

120

871

113

487

348

139

2,077

26-

1,333

(

r

356

(

D)

656

23

180

l,02i

48S

-4,336

-970

2

-90

-896

-897

C)

2

-3

17

-3,346

-169

-18

-25

-126

-917

-332

-440

-108

-7

-30

-118

6

1

5

-124

-790

61

-779

-111

-211

-56

-30

-57

-68

-14

134

-149

-1,127

-62

-30

-12

-30

-71

-238

72

-111

-620

-20

35

-32

67

84

-25

98

0

40

(*)

-18

-10

-133

-17

-29

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Table H.D 9.—Sales by Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

935,780

355,758

7,712

1,555

6,157

284,738

283,339

D )

(

62,792

516

441,666

44,689

6,696

4,246

33,747

93,294

51,247

20,775

15,320

2,459

3,494

31,442

16,993

3,381

13,612

14,449

67,464

3,473

10,644

42,032

11,314

33,344

3,550

10,844

6,222

12,728

99,752

89,763

9,989

71,681

12,592

4,149

2,002

10,090

3,317

9,013

549

3,743

3,906

19,405

2,915

44,113

15,477

28,637

35,655

3,591

24,797

(

D)

5,151D

8,975

355

3,847

1,189

274

257

633

1,494

652

2,660

403

1,057

49,613

1,444

641

417

223

11,727

11,479

24,324

694,769

244,109

3,197

1,249

1,948

198,793

198,503

(

D)

42,000

119

350,004

34,291

4,282

D

()

69,188

37,537

15,760

11,621

1,890

2,380

21,983

11,197

1,768

9,429

10,786

58,875

3,140

8,274

37,728

9,732

22,597

2,585

7,111

3,732

9,169

86,389

78,655

7,734

56,682

9,612

3,295

1,517

8,501

2,968

5,331

502

3,090

2,979

16,537

2,351

33,601

13,188

20,413

25,835

1,590

21,398

62

6,899

(

D)

3,383

1,051

242

180

580

1,330

(

D)

1,835

162

773

34,321

434

263

4,975

6,967

21,683

120,327

27,394

1,191

307

24,077

24,029

1

46

2,040

86

65,541

5,885

1,075

D

()

11,550

6,891

1,769

1,897

532

462

4,319

1,425

557

867

2,895

6,773

880

3,618

1,586

4,848

454

1,051

440

2,903

20,318

18,450

1,868

11,848

1,145

605

883

2,829

1,045

1,596

118

450

874

1,703

598

3,819

1,817

2,001

5,988

3 40

4,899D

1,055

(

D)

440

90

49

208

45

256

(

D)

2 90

16,531

70

81

(

1,775

4,435

10,171

442,483

162,087

D

()

1,367

137,611

137,401

(

D)

(

22,785

(

D)

220,035

22,615

2,905

1,766

17,944

47,241

25,001

11,223

8,192

(

D)

()

11,558

4,688

1,047

3,641

6,870

42,378

(

D)

28,523

6,184

12,956

1,222

4,856

2,732

4,146

46,679

41,924

4,756

36,608

7,320

2,311

557

4,690

1,535

2,893

268

1,508

1,674

12,278

1,575

27,973

10,051

17,922

17,85 D 5

14,787

779

5,134

154

2,493

756

179

427

(

D)

473

1,499

125

390

9,399

D

0

(

D)

1,948

1,919

5,342

370,542

135,516

(

D)

()

1,219

121,701

121,493

(

D)

(

12,329

(

D)

189,221

19,596

2,675

(

D

()

39,070

19,692

9,710

7,052

(

D)

()

10,326

3,836

(

D

()

6,490

34,546

(

D)

()

23,304

5,348

11,635

1,179

4,478

2,355

3,622

42,299

38,361

3,938

31,749

6,300

2,023

(

D)

4,156

(

D)

2,286

261

1,286

10,608

1,419

17,929

14,519

(

D)

()

37

501

4,475

(

D)

2,092

666

172

370

338

8,882

D

1,700

5,115

71,941

26,572

D

()

148

15,910

15,908

0

2

10,456

(

D)

30,813

3,018

230

()

8,171

5,309

1,512

1,140

(

D)

()

1,232

852

()

380

7,832

(

D)

()

5,219

836

1,321

43

378

376

524

4,380

3,562

818

4,859

1,020

288

(

D)

534

(

D)

606

7

1,670

156

10,044

(

D)

3,336

116

278

659

401

90

219

227

81,308

41,772

D

()

27,844

0

36,460

3,173

105

(

6,339

3,856

1,555

692

(

1,521

1,036

53

983

484

5,658

0

()

3,881

(

D)

2,014

(

D)

900

516

(

D)

14,050

13,619

431

3,705

(

D)

88

23

316

160

151

259

1,665

70

959

D

()

722

0

0

243

0

115

52

0

0

59

(

D)

58

0

(

D)

1,057

(

D)

0

0

0

0

182

50,651

12,856

D

()

9,230

0

27,968

2,618

197

(

4,058

1,789

1,214

840

()

4,585

4,048

111

3,937

537

4,065

(

D)

()

1,706

(

D)

2,779

(

D)

304

44

(

D)

5,341

4,662

679

4,521

(

D)

291

54

666

228

691

172

890

108

850

D

1,176

D

467

0

335

153

10

2

()

23

7,333

33

()

1,252

431

230,545

104,529

D

307

(

D)

81,256

D

(

19,962

(

D)

89,548

(

D)

2,415

(

D)

6,861

23,154

(

D)

5,014

3,699

566

(

D)

8,805

(

D)

1,484

(

D)

()

333

2,370

4,304

(

D)

965

3,733

2,489

(

D)

11,108

(

D)

14,854

D

()

854

481

()

349

47

653

()

2,868

564

10,354

(

D)

9,486

D

539

()

133

464

138

32

77

53

164

241

284

()

378

4,267

(

D)

125,111

43,817

(

D)

293

(

D)

39,163

(

D)

0

3,069

(

D)

62,546

8,482

2,050

D

()

15,603

7,976

3,626

2,853

415

732

6,325

4,212

1,191

3,022

2,113

5,459

(

D)

()

2,493

1,068

5,283

(

D)

1,195

(

D)

2,715

10,680

10,037

643

10,713

1,933

595

(

D)

1,312

229

2,707

47

568

645

2,142

(

D)

7,994

681

7,313

3,545

390

2,511

140

999

()

321

107

65

(

D)

113

74

245

6,210

568

()

0

1,392

1,678

(

D)

18,643

13,904

(

D)

()

12,949

12,949

0

0

(

D)

36

3,594

292

()

72

1,336

(

D)

252

()

926

()

487

()

217

0

0

134

4

116

0

14

()

183

0

206

0

0

0

(

D)

0

381

D

224

(

D)

138

0

0

145

0

0

0

396

(

0

(

D)

181

168

0

23,381

7,143

573

5,365

208

(

D)

0

(

D)

1,702

(

D)

46

(

D)

0

(

D)

688

(

D)

0

114

423

51

627

0

163

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

134

(

D)

0

691

D

4,854

(

D)

391

0

58

0

()

0

162

167

4

4,937

0

0

0

0

4,076

860

0

63,410

39,666

7 06

0

7 06

(

D)

23,303

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

3

18,043

(

D)

158

4,513

2,534

1,090

587

865

504

(

361

565

()

2,259

(

D)

588

1,340

(

D)

()

3,181

(

D)

(

156

120

753

0

()

496

(

D)

1,287

590

697

863

78

5

0

(

D)

0

142

0

34

1,560

(

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Table II.D 10.—Foreign Income Taxes of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

Amer- Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

34,537

18,732

631

207

424

17,786

17,681

D

()

300

14

13,007

1,184

166

D

()

4,873

3,132

1,023

437D

()

580

279

59

220

301

2,779

(

D)

280

2,162

(

D)

911

86

228

176

420

906

620

286

1,774

305

99

35

117

115

204

22

73

84

630

354

288

67

1,088

89

573

380

9

144

70

10

4

14

46

(

D)

159

14

976

6

14

14

(*)

139

458

360

20,726

9,779

278

()

9,336

9,328

3

5

159

7

9,171

872

119D

()

2,678

1,448

774

269D

()

418

184

26

159

234

2,402

D )

225

1,914

(

D)

715

57

159

136

363

787

557

229

1,300

(

D)

73

3

78

102

92

20

44

525

(

D)

256

208

48

670

55

484

2D

298

4

120

61

-1

11

43

(

D)

117

8

552

D

50

213

279

3,286

1,702

85

53

31

1,584

1,582

(*)

2

29

3

1,094

194

30

17

147

278

57

92

62

()

44

18

5

13

26

235

11

182

40

88

8

21

10

48

54

(*)

54

202

33

12

-7

-18

36

19

2

15

285

5

-2

-2

(*)

19

143

120

14,401

7,421

188

()

7,074

7,070

3

1

157

3

5,984

487

80

D

()

2,012

1,258

509

158D

(

221

56

17

38

165

1,764

7

179

1,437

142

303

12

105

88

97

442

()

757

154

50

7

67

51

45

9

28

295

42

136

115

21

509

47

344

1

211

4

71

140

3

1

1

(*)

21

54

60

11,594

5,509

(

D)

()

5,191

5,188

3

1

5,309

427

76

(

1,856

1,180

459

136D

(

207

51

17

34

156

1,537

6

167

1,245

118

265

12

97

79

78

377

()

641

(

D)

36

7

62

49

33

9

24

256

(

D)

106

87

19

()

45

(

D)

1

3

10

190

3

59

36

2,807

1,912

(

D)

()

1,882

1,882

0

(*)

(

D)

(*)

674

60

4

(

156

78

50

22

2

5

14

5

C)

5

9

227

1

12

191

23

38

1

8

10

19

65

115

(

D)

14

C)

6

2

11

0

1

4

39

D

1,514

287

(*)

0

C)

303

302

0

1

1,108

91

2

D

)

252

83

130

21

3

15

30

7

1

6

23

274

0

29

85

(

D)

24

36

(

D)

190

170

20

185

3

4

C)

2

10

6

7

6

121

(

D)

45

44

1

1,526

370

5

3

2

374

374

0

C)D

985

100

7

()

136

49

43

29

(

123

104

2

102

19

128

(

240

()

101

()

156

(

D)

7

3

26

5

23

2

13,595

8,802

(

D)

(

8,417

8,319

(

D)

3,790

312

47

()

249

167

94

33

61

(

D)

375

17

54

247

56

194

29

70

40

56

119

62

57

474

(

D)

26

32

39

14

112

2

15

40

105

(

D)

98

80

18

418

33

90

3,218

1,181

137

()

963

963

1

0

74

7

1,703

257

40

()

551

182

183

129

()

114

75

13

62

39

212

17

21

(

130

27

34

21

48

94

58

37

345

(

D)

20

188

(*)

72

4,213

3,541

(

D)

n

(

D)

3,513

3,513

0

0

(

D)

0

2,677

1,379

D )

()

35

1,330

D )

3,487

2,701

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

2,611

(

D)

1

(

D)

(

D)

(*)

566

42

4

()

235

144

52

30

1

7

32

15

()

16

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Table II.D 11.—Net Income of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries....

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film.

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services..

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

31,309

10,421

1,309

12

1,296

7,608

7,588

D

1,396

109

15,694

1,862

309

452

1,100

4,406

1,888

1,558

596

149

216

511

85

-19

104

427

3,961

44

634

2,848

436

1,825

169

468

575

613

621

-206

827

2,507

738

70

35

124

114

170

22

130

120

871

113

487

348

139

2,077

264

1,333

356

656

23

180

61

17

24

62

85

190

79

100

1,973

12

32

78

-47

415

1,026

489

18,183

4,889

201

-33

233

3,996

3,977

(

677

15

10,830

1,370

181

3,012

1,186

1,204

379

128

117

649

210

19

192

439

3,078

9

452

2,302

316

798

99

152

181

366

35

-220

255

1,888

635

36

-18

110

140

76

19

110

29

664

89

312

181

131

1,018

119

876

2

354

156

50

13

17

63

(

D

)

55

3

71

781

-10

19

(

D

)

(

D

)

55

355

361

3,045

1,027

-6

-44

39

1,053

1,049

(*)

4

-31

11

1,229

321

60

(

397

121

119

82

56

19

-44

-94

2

-96

50

252

-14

5

205

57

105

13

25

18

50

-135

-215

80

332

84

2

-16

37

52

26

2

27

95

27

38

9

29

255

2

276

47

13

(*)

4

(

D

)

20

449

14

-6

(

25

244

171

12,154

3,152

D

()

199

2,521

2,506

(

D

)

()

407

7,647

874

113

171

589

2,387

974

988

294

()

346

14

5

9

331

2,472

(

D

)

1,844

203

397

48

98

135

116

-69

-190

121

1,240

491

37

-6

34

86

23

9

36

24

453

53

229

133

96

695

533

()

38

270

4

112

32

10

13

(

D

)

66

44

3

41

162

9,236

2,110

(

D

)

()

176

1,793

1,778

(

D

)

()

113

6,150

726

96

()

1,938

705

863

247

()

325

36

290

1,733

D

)

1,319

127

285

47

95

77

66

159

49

110

984

393

10

(

D

)

39

(

D

)

7

10

17

350

41

36

137

(

10

2,918

1,043

(

D

)

()

23

728

728

0

C)

294

1,497

148

17

()

449

269

126

47

20

-21

41

739

()

526

76

112

1

4

58

49

-228

-239

12

256

97

27

103

12

118

D

167

40

1,207

350

()

145

0

778

38

2

()

70

27

53

-23

-4

-19

C)

-19

15

211

0

()

180

(

D

)

57

(

D

)

12

25

(

D

)

287

280

7

120

(

D

)

4

(*)

1

-3

2

1,777

360

D

()

277

0

(*)

1,177

137

5

()

159

64

44

26

()

352

309

12

298

43

143

()

72

(

D

)

239

(

D

)

17

2

(

D

)

-48

-95

47

195

(

D

)

-6

5

38

5

25

159

-6

D

12,141

4,859

(

D

)

45

(

D

)

3,766

D

()

486

(

D

)

4,693

(

D

)

129

(

D

)

209

1,281

(

D

)

354

217

21

(

D

)

-146

(

D

)

-45

(

35

182

546

(

70

316

395

14

(

D

)

596

()

-26

)

207

24

1,018

D

(

12

656

5,712

2,007

(

D

)

43

(

D

)

1,443

D

0

268

(

D

)

2,644

505

107

()

766

288

265

163

8

43

30

25

-50

75

5

381

230

38

570

49

179

33

7

26

359

35

10

4

-35

68

4

33

59

154

-24

-44

19

470

89

353

97

518

-32

()

0

149

270

244

284

()

205

205

0

0

-144

21

-242

-168

2,089

229

122

962

35

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

191

(

D

)

4

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

11

(

D

)

0

(

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

11

(

D

)

0

117

429

D

()

0

16

62

(*)

271

0

0

0

0

180

92

0

4,097

2,339

131

-4

135

(

D

)

2,047

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

1,231

(

D

)

7

()

303

149

76

44

()

26

78

()

225

193

266

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Table II.E 17.—Sales by Affiliates, Industry of Affiliate by Industry of Sales

 :

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals

and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Finance,

insurance,

and real

estate

ServOther

industries

fied by

industry2

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

935,780

328,999

59,645

50,684

8,961

136,066

57,381

77,839

846

115,299

17,988

359,269

39,023

12,456

6,297

20,270

69,554

33,162

13,102

11,064

2,981

9,245

22,924

9,515

3,572

5,943

13,409

46,412

2,864

9,235

22,189

12,123

31,177

3,856

9,232

9,577

8,512

86,856

3,023

63,323

6,851

4,347

1,928

13,349

2,143

7,593

3,436

3,687

4,200

12,762

3,029

122,664

72,996

49,668

28,651

11,542

16,767

254

20,290

1,774

10,150

1,608

1,776

2,992

1,007

2,766

1,518

3,563

949

2,336

75,908

1,548

7,831

5,875

1,956

13,790

25,477

27,261

324,628

322,602

59,346

50,601

8,745

134,061

56,571

76,697

793

112,290

16,904

470

0

0

0

0

170

133

0

(

0

0

0

(

D)

164

0

111

342,353

1,886

97

()

1,620

(

D)

(

49

169

0

336,193

12,248

6,294

19,826

67,300

31,496

12,994

10,808

2,943

9,059

22,438

9,293

3,543

5,750

13,145

40,707

2,549

8,324

18,423

11,411

29,446

3,751

8,903

9,127

7,666

77,275

74,471

2,804

60,658

6,814

4,254

i;909

12,957

1,883

7,356

3,383

(

D)

3,978

11,565

(

D)

3,714

2,733

981

1

0

0

2

204

0

165

10

(

0

12

0

27

354

(

D)

104

()

98

38,814

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

38,598

37,848

12,111

6,165

19,572

688

(

D)

370

218

0

0

0

179

0

179

67,994

1,690

(

D

(

0

65,586

131

22

0

108

63,448

29,506

12,356

10,038

2,704

8,845

336

151

()

186

(

1,241

0

122

0

610

0

226

132

0

110

637

20

617

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

23,659

23,292

65

()

713

604

1

13

21,253

9,038

3,432

5,607

12,214

188

0

94

0

94

55

(

D)

0

11

(

D)

812

759

52

207

0

4

5

6

0

58

30

0

250

249

1

44,127

()

0

0

0

0

0

0

42,879

(

D)

0

(

D)

1

120

97

0

2

3

18

155

46

46

0

109

40,008

2,547

8,183

18,171

11,106

454

198

(

D)

1,876

(

D)

()

0

1

32

5

9

12

0

3

157

1,094

1,093

1

29,907

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

29,441

D

()

0

0

442

63

138

0

9

104

25

28,104

3,630

8,733

8,778

6,963

D )

()

39

492

0

5

0

(

D)

1

0

()

370

75,260

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

74,587

0

0

0

0

2

(*)

0

0

0

2

46D

(

245

0

(

74,167

71,504

2,663

55

0

7

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

4

62,592

36

61,811

215

()

1,887

814

548

()

297

0

()

148

()

245

39

()

67

203

()

58,416

6,811

4,115D

()

1,878

(

D)

3,194

3,646

3,859

10,929

2,817

588

407

181

103

0

2

0

2

28

3

71

134,784

2,732

D

15,744

507

181

2

324

1,866

1,366

103

240

35

122

233

63

170

1,572

243

451

()

925

84

148

()

9,348

9,266

82

1,292

(

D)

93

19

250

96

107

46

32

531

75

114,483

66,342

48,141

1,122

0

1,042

0

(

28

()

24

0

536

28,852

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

35

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

28,602

11,531

16,763

244

65

37

0

27

0

27,915

344

4,708

2

0

1

1

119

100

(*)

1

1

17

29

(

D)

0

()

3,833

D

(

193

260

17

144

35

64

50

25

25

415

0

0

0

12

6

14

315

3,411

3,364

47

18,768

1,771

8,848

1,598

1,698

2,101

907

2,544

1,512

3,463

949

2,225

663

(*)

D

(

0

472

76,124

1,433

2

0

2

()

1,079

1,289

144

25

0

119

19

8

4

0

0

7

188

(

D)

0

()

284

)

0

4

(

D)

C)

152

4

61

0

(

0

83

0

4

(

D)

1,433

(

D)

5,734

(

D)

13,170

(

D)

26,484

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Table II.F 3.—Employment of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Thousands]

All

industries

6,640.2

4,449.2

913.8

2,766.7

2,430.6

130.1

18.0

528.2

541.3

13.4

38.4

188.0

7.1

135.3

830.7

336.1

31.7

5.1

20.2

24.4

163.8

37.6

42.3

8.5

2.6

302.0

466.7

311.2

19.7

135.9

2,147.4

1,350.6

728.7

80.6

425.6

12.7

54.5

12.0

26.1

102.7

14.5

565.3

470.3

23.3

71.7

56.6

7.8

3.0

8.8

3.3

12.8

.5

20.4

115.5

18.5

7.6

4.6

6.3

97.0

20.8

16.1

60.1

154.5

23.8

113.1

7.7

9.9

526.8

45.8

75.2

57.2

60.8

104.7

46.1

32.2

57.8

29.4

17.6

43.7

321.0

Petroleum

410.7

200.4

54.0

110.1

93.0

4.9

2.6

10.7

20.6

2.2

1.2

8.4

.1

9.6

32.6

17.1

(

D

)

(

D

)

5.7

(

D

)

1.3

4.4

1.3

1.6

.3

16.6

19.7

11.9

1.7

6.2

176.4

44.6

27.1

4.6

7.4

.4

4.0

1.0

4.1

5.0

.6

4.5

1.8

1.1

1.6

12.9

.6

.2

.3

1.6

9.4

(*)

.7

21.5

7.8

2.6

4.0

1.1

13.7

.1

4.5

9.1

74.8

(

D

)

65.4

5.5

(

D

)

35.5

.6

1.2

18.7

2.7

2.0

4.0

2.3

.3

2.0

1.6

33.9

106.2

Manufacturing

Total

4,428.6

2,991.2

481.7

2,062.3

1,838.0

94.6

7.6

436.8

426.1

6.5

34.9

143.2

7.0

93.2

588.2

224.2

14.5

.8

8.4

16.8

140.0

20.8

15.9

5.3

1.8

215.6

231.7

142.3

10.5

78.8

1,437.4

977.6

551.5

60.9

358.0

6.6

35.8

8.1

9.2

62.3

10.6

407.1

382.1

2.6

22.4

18.9

.6

0

5.3

.2

1.6

.1

11.1

35.2

4.9

1.8

0

3.1

30.3

0

5.9

24.4

26.2

18.1

5.3

.1

2.7

398.3

28.1

70.0

18.1

49.6

88.2

33.0

26.9

53.6

19.4

11.4

99.8

Food

and

kindred

products

447.7

231.3

43.8

152.8

127.9

4.3

2.0

17.7

18.2

.6

5.0

11.4

0

12.3

56.5

24.9

1.1

0

.1

1.6

17.1

3.4

1.5

.1

0

11.7

22.9

12.8

1.5

8.6

216.5

146.4

75.3

13.2

37.8

.6

5.1

2.1

2.1

11.7

2.7

67.2

58.7

.8

7.7

3.9

.1

0

1.0

.1

.2

0

2.5

8.8

.6

.1

0

.4

8.3

0

1.4

6.8

.2

0

.1

0

.1

61.1

(

D

)

9.0

.3

1.1

40.1

.4

2.0

.7

5.3

(

D

)

15.5

Chemicals and

allied

products

589.6

358.8

62.2

227.6

200.5

16.7

.5

32.4

38.5

(

D

)

4.0

22.1

(

D

)

16.2

67.3

27.1

.7

.1

.5

2.0

17.5

2.5

2.8

.5

.5

33.0

36.1

26.4

1.8

8.0

230.8

171.2

100.5

14.0

62.0

1.5

8.8

1.5

3.2

9.0

.6

66.0

60.9

.6

4.5

4.6

.3

0

2.5

.1

1.3

0

.4

5.2

1.2

.7

0

.5

4.0

0

2.5

1.5

3.6

2.1

1.1

(*)

.3

50.9

.9

22.9

3.1

1.4

8.9

.6

2.6

3.4

1.8

5.3

17.1

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

320.6

214.2

33.4

149.1

122.8

4.2

.4

15.2

36.2

.4

1.0

8.8

.6

11.0

44.9

26.3

.1

0

2.9

2.0

19.2

.3

1.7

0

0

8.6

23.1

(

D

)

(

D

)

14.9

106.4

89.0

54.4

3.4

32.9

1.9

2.6

.3

1.6

7.2

4.6

34.2

33.6

(*)

.6

.4

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

.3

3.4

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

.1

(

D

)

0,

(

D

)

2.8

4.8

1.6

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

9.2

.6

2.7

.8

(

D

)

2.4

.6

(

D

)'

.4

0

9.8

Machinery,

except

electrical

525.5

430.0

45.6

332.5

310.7

15.2

.1

73.5

71.4

0

4.6

32.2

1.0

9.0

103.7

21.8

(

D

)

0

(*)

(

D

)

8.1

9.5

2.0

0

0

33.9

18.0

11.3

.2

6.6

95.5

72.6

49.9

3.7

44.2

.2

.1

0

0

1.3

.4

22.8

22.8

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

.2

.1

0

0

.1

.1

0

0

.1

1.2

(

D

)

(*)

.1

(

D

)

21.5

1.6

9.1

.1

(

D

)

.3

8.3

0

(

D

)

0

0

1.5

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

677.7

355.3

61.5

255.2

209.9

20.3

2.9

19.4

57.5

(

D

)

6.3

31.4

(

D

)

4.6

66.7

45.2

2.9

(

D

)

(

D

)

3.7

28.6

(

D

)

3.1

1.7

0

18.2

20.4

14.2

.9

5.2

322.4

135.4

61.2

4.6

50.1

.5

(

D

)

.6

.4

2.6

(

D

)

72.6

69.7

0

2.9

1.5

0

0

0

0

0

.1

1.5

3.6

.4

.4

0

0

3.3

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

11.7

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

171.6

13.1

13.6

6.5

42.7

17.3

20.0

11.4

38.3

7.3

1.4

11.0

Transportation

equipment

926.4

778.0

103.9

542.6

504.6

13.0

.3

212.0

138.7

0

1.4

6.7

0

19.9

112.6

38.0

1.9

0

0

2.0

31.7

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

75.9

55.6

38.0

3.0

14.6

148.4

130.8

77.1

6.6

55.9

.3

(

D

)

1.0

0

10.9

(

D

)

53.7

53.7

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1.1

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

16.6

0

1.6

0

0

2.4

2.2

6.3

4.1

0

0

11.9

Other

manufacturing

941.1

623.7

131.3

402.5

361.5

20.8

1.4

66.4

65.7

3.0

12.5

30.7

4.1

20.3

136.6

41.0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

17.9

2.4

4.8

(

D

)

1.2

34.3

55.5

(

D

)

(

D

)

20.9

317.4

232.3

133.1

15.4

75.2

1.7

14.7

2.7

1.9

19.7

1.7

90.6

82.7

1.1

6.8

8.6

.1

0

1.8

0

.2

0

6.4

13.0

2.0

0

0

2.0

11.0

0

1.0

10.0

4.7

2.6

2.1

0

0

67.5

(

D

)

11.0

7.4

(

D

)

16.8

1.1

4.1

(

D

)

4.6

(

D

)

32.9

Wholesale

trade

477.3

377.5

48.7

259.6

208.6

13.4

6.0

46.5

35.1

2.1

1.4

18.5

(*)

14.6

71.0

51.0

6.6

2.6

3.8

3.6

8.0

8.7

17.1

(

D

)

(

D

)

34.2

35.0

20.7

3.2

11.1

99.8

62.0

39.5

6.6

14.1

2.1

3.1

.9

1.6

10.3

.8

21.1

14.4

1.5

5.2

1.4

.2

.1

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

.1

(

D

)

7.6

1.3

.8

.2

.3

6.3

(*)

3.2

3.1

3.2

1.4

.6

.4

.8

27.0

8.4

(

D

)

.5

2.8

4.7

4.7

(

D

)

2.0

2.2

(

D

)

16.3

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and

real

estate

118.2

98.3

31.2

53.4

45.4

1.6

.1

2.6

4.6

(*)

.3

1.3

0

2.0

32.8

8.0

6.2

0

0

(*)

.4

.3

1.1

0

(*)

4.3

9.4

6.4

1.6

1.4

19.9

10.2

4.6

.6

2.7

.1

.6

.1

(*)

.4

0

1.9

.9

.4

.6

3.7

.2

1.8

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

.7

.1

.1

0

0

.6

.2

0

.4

1.0

(

D

)

(*)

0

(

D

)

8.1

3.7

0

.2

.3

2.0

.5

.6

(

D

)

.1

(

D

)

.9

Services

318.5

226.3

44.5

153.3

126.7

8.3

1.3

22.8

19.6

1.2

.5

10.1

0

10.9

52.0

26.6

2.7

.9

1.6

2.0

9.7

2.7

6.3

.5

.2

6.2

22.2

14.2

1.0

7.1

92.2

52.1

27.2

2.0

11.8

.7

4.9

.5

(

D

)

6.5

(

D

)

12.6

11.0

.6

.9

12.3

5.3

.8

1.1

1.0

1.0

.2

2.9

6.2

2.7

2.0

(

D

)

(

D

)

3.5

.2

.6

2.7

19.9

2.0

16.2

1.2

.5

14.0

2.5

2.5

1.5

1.1

1.1

1.5

1.2

.5

1.0

1.0

26.8

Other

industries

All countries....

Developed countriesCanada

Europe ....

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa..

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, CaribbeanOther

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

Digitized for FRASER 

http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ 

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
122 GROUP II: Nonbank Affiliates of Nonbank U.S. Parents

Table II.F 4.—Employment of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Thousands]

Developed countries

All

countries

6,640.2

410.7

129.0

59.7

69.3

206.2

135.8

67.2

3.2

49.4

26.1

4,428.6

447.7

128 4

74.2

245.2

589.6

200.4

176.9

120.5

22.7

69.2

320.6

111.5

52.7

58.8

209.1

525.5

36.3

106.2

179 7

203.4

677.7

80.9

197.1

230.3

169.4

926.4

868.8

57.6

941.1

73.0

95.5

42.1

155.8

30.0

127.2

47.6

59.8

73.0

174.5

62.6

477.3

351.0

126.3

118.2

32.2

82.0

2.0

2.1

318.5

55.3

158.2

29.5

13.7

32.6

12.1

70.2

6.5

31.7

18.1

48.8

887.0

102.6

140.5

123.2

17.3

88.4

89.5

466.0

Total

4,449.2

200.4

39.8

22.6

17.2

121.0

66.5

52.5

2.0

30.4

9.1

2,991.2

231.3

86.9

27.1

117.2

358.8

125.2

100.6

73.0

11.6

48.4

214.2

68.9

41.0

27.9

145.4

430.0

31.0

74.2

1610

163.8

355.3

46.2

142.4

74.5

92.2

778.0

726.8

51.2

623.7

41.0

53.1

27.2

100.1

24.0

71.6

30.7

38.9

44.1

155.7

37.4

377.5

286.3

91.2

98.3

27.1

68.7

226.3

25.8

123.3

24.3

12.9

27.8

10.4

48.0

5.5

24.1

7.4

40.2

555.5

4.7

77.2

63.7

13.6

35.7

47.7

390.2

Canada

913.8

54.0

12.9

8.0

4.9

39.1

35.9

3.1

.1

.5

1.4

481.7

43.8

10.6

5.6

27.6

62.2

27.0

11.6

10.7

5.3

7.6

33.4

9.5

4.5

5.0

23.9

45.6

.5

5.5

14.6

25.0

61.5

12.4

4.2

7.6

37.4

103.9

90.3

13.6

131.3

11.9

12.0

36.2

7.0

20.1

4.0

6.1

9.7

11.7

48.7

41.9

6.8

31.2

8.6

21.9

44.5

6.0

18.9

2.8

.6

12.9

2.7

5.4

253.8

A

24.2

16.7

7.5

12.1

31.0

186.1

Europe

Total

2,766.7

110.1

22.4

12.0

10.5

59.7

30.6

28.0

1.1

21.3

6.7

2,062.3

152.8

67.1

15.0

70.7

227.6

70.1

71.9

47.7

4.2

33.6

149.1

45.1

25.5

19.6

104.0

332.5

27.6

49.8

131.7

123.4

255.2

22.3

133.7

51.4

47.8

542.6

505.0

37.6

402.5

34.3

34.3

12.4

50.0

12.2

41.0

21.7

26.0

28.7

120.4

21.7

259.6

191.9

67.7

53.4

14.3

37.4

U

153.3

16.8

89.6

15.9

11.3

23.8

8.2

30.5

2.1

16.2

4.8

23.8

127.9

3.1

3.3

2.7

.6

20.0

14.5

87.0

European

Communities

(10)

2,430.6

93.0

17.1

7.5

9.6

57.3

30.6

25.5

1.1

12.2

6.4

1,838.0

127.9

60.5

11.3

56.1

200.5

59.8

64.3

41.9

3.7

30.7

122.8

22.4

9.5

12.9

100.5

310.7

26.1

47.1

122.8

114.7

209.9

19.8

100.9

49.5

39.7

504.6

361.5

31.2

29.5

11.6

42.8

30.3

20.6

24.4

24.9

116.6

208.6

150.8

57.8

45.4

13.1

31.0

g

126.7

13.7

72.5

13.4

9.0

18.2

7.2

24.6

1.9

14.4

4.0

20.3

118.7

3.0

c

l

18.5

13.5

83.2

Other

336.1

17.1

5.4

4.5

.9

2.5

0

2.5

0

9.0

.3

224.2

24.9

6.7

3.7

14.5

27.1

10.3

7.7

5.7

.5

2.9

26.3

22.7

16.0

6.8

3.5

21.8

1.5

2.7

8.9

8.7

45.2

2.4

32.8

1.9

8.1

38.0

41.0

3.1

4.8

.8

7.2

10.7

1.1

1.5

3.8

51.0

41.1

9.9

8.0

1.2

6.4

0

.4

26.6

3.1

17.2

2.6

2.2

5.6

.9

5.S

L8

.8

3.5

9.2

2'.8

2.6

1.4

1.0

3.8

Japan

302.0

16.6

(*)

0

12.4

0

12.2

.2

215.6

11.7

2.7

2.1

7.0

33.0

12.0

8.2

7.8

.3

4.6

8.6

1.7

1.4

.4

6.9

33.9

0

10.9

14.5

8.5

18.2

14.7

1.4

75.9

75.9

0

34.3

0

.9

.2

2.6

.9

1.3

2.0

2.1

14.7

34.2

24.3

9.9

4.3

1.1

3.1

H

(*)

6.2

C)

2.6

1.1

.4

(*)

.3

.7

.6

0

2.8

25.(

.t

0

0

0

.5

.3

24.0

Australia, New

Zealand,

and

South

Africa

466.7

19.7

4.4

2.6

1.9

9.8

0

9.2

.6

231.7

22.9

6.5

4.4

12.0

36.1

16.1

8.9

6.8

1.7

2.6

23.1

12.5

9.6

2.9

10.5

18.0

3.0

8.0

.2

6.8

20.4

.8

5.6

55.6

55.6

0

55.5

6.1

2.7

11.3

3.9

9.2

3.0

3.6

35.0

28.3

6.7

9.4

3.1

6.3

(*)

C)

22.2

2.9

12.2

4 5

1 3

3.9

i

2^0

2.1

2.5

148.7

1.0

49.7

44.2

5.5

3.1

1.9

93.1

Total

2,147.4

176.4

66.9

37.2

29.8

85.2

69.3

14 7

1.2

19.0

5.3

1,437.4

216.5

4 1 4

47.1

127.9

230.8

75.2

76.2

47.5

11.1

20.8

106.4

42.7

11.7

30.9

63.7

95.5

5.2

32.0

18.7

39.6

322.4

34.7

54.7

155.7

77.2

148.4

142.0

6.4

317.4

32.1

42.4

15.0

55.7

6.1

55.6

16.9

20.9

28.9

18.8

25.2

99.8

64.7

35.1

19.9

5.1

13 3

92.2

29.5

34.8

5.1

.9

4.8

1 7

22.2

1.0

7.6

10.7

86

321.7

97.9

63.3

59.5

3.8

52.7

32.1

75.8

Latin

America

1,350.6

44.6

19.9

8.7

11.2

13.0

7.1

54

.5

9.9

1.8

977.6

146.4

28 4

25.8

92.1

171.2

66.5

47 9

34.4

4.8

17.6

89.0

35.4

10.6

24.8

53.6

72.6

27.6

10 4

135.4

26.5

22.8

34.0

52.0

130.8

127.1

3.7

232.3

17.8

23.8

6.3

50.4

4.7

43.3

15 4

15.0

22.8

16.3

16.3

62.0

38.1

23.9

10.2

3.0

5 8

52.1

19.6

22 7

2.8

3

3.4

12

15.0

1.0

1.0

204.1

57.6

38.6

35.4

3.1

34 6

8.9

64.5

Other

Africa

115.5

21.5

13.3

7.4

5.9

1.2

0

11

.2

6.2

.7

35.2

8.8

14

1.1

6.3

52

0

28

2.2

.2

0

3.4

.1

.2

0

0

3.6

0

.1

11

1.1

0

13.0

4.5

3.2

0

3.3

0

0

.2

0

7.6

5.1

2.5

.7

.2

0

0

6.2

4.5

1 5

0

.1

1.0

(*)

0

o'

o

44.3

19.2

21.4

21.4

0

2 6

Middle

East

154.5

74.8

9.8

1.3

8.5

62.6

62.1

2

.3

26.2

.2

0

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.2

3.6

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9

.9

.5

.8

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4

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8

0

1.2

0

0

11.7

7.2

35

( •)

0

(•)

4.7

0

0

.1

.5

0

12

0

1.9

.2

3.2

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(

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)

19.9

1.8

38

0

.1

3.4

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

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29.4

0

(*)

(*)

0

9 4

19.9

(•)

Other

Asia and

Pacific

526.8

35.5

23.9

19.8

4.1

8.3

0

81

.2

398.3

61.1

116

20.2

29.3

50.9

8.3

24 6

9.9

5.7

2.4

9.2

3.1

1.1

2.0

6.1

2 D1 5

83

7.2

m.6

118.2

16 6

13.8

2.7

67.5

9.7

15.3

9.0

3

5.9

4.1

27.0

18.3

8.6

8.1

17

14.0

3.6

67

2.3

.1

3.5

0

0

43.9

21.1

3.3

2.6

6

6 1

(

D

)

(

D

)

International

43.7

33.9

22.3

22.3

11.6

9.8

9 i

Developing countries

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery productsOther..

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

111,709

88,759

19,418

55,651

49,186

2,951

387

11,326

12,823

164

536

3,456

135

3,118

14,290

6,465

628

124

621

201

2,486

880

1,436

58

29

6,029

7,661

5,970

295

1,396

21,833

13,865

8,990

838

4,735

219

679

109

321

1,946

143

4,115

3,541

207

367

760

109

69

95

87

237

10

153

1,007

263

89

95

79

745

89

231

425

3,937

375

3,129

188

245

3,023

359

205

508

357

364

400

242

328

148

111

1,117

6,350

Petroleum

11,665

6,131

1,801

3,307

2,787

174

62

350

686

38

33

222

3

276

941

520

(

D)

(

D)

239

(

D)

30

84

79

16

5

534

489

370

36

83

4,575

1,006

624

68

165

14

113

23

90

136

15

81

32

22

26

301

23

5

6

64

186

(*)

17

415

159

58

77

25

256

3

109

144

2,499

(

D)

2,219

134

(

D)

654

10

7

321

101

20

84

34

45

30

959

3,106

Manufacturing

Total

71,782

59,947

11,325

40,031

36,429

1,999

140

9,079

10,157

71

459

2,517

131

2,052

9,825

3,602

247

16

201

125

2,090

474

405

31

14

4,472

4,119

3,106

148

866

11,835

9,651

6,419

617

3,973

99

412

59

79

1,076

103

3,070

2,933

19

118

161

7

0

58

3

28

2

63

193

35

7

0

28

158

0

44

114

418

277

87

2

51

1,573

124

185

69

192

262

207

157

284

60

33

1,339

Food and

kindred

products

5,394

4,087

887

2,654

2,284

77

37

347

416

6

51

191

0

268

890

370

19

0

1

11

240

58

41

1

0

213

334

261

17

56

1,306

1,121

681

79

284

7

52

9

18

204

27

408

364

6

38

33

1

0

9

1

2

0

20

23

3

(•)

0

3

20

0

7

13

4

0

3

0

1

158

(

D)

4

1

4

107

2

14

6

12

(

D)

225

Chemicals and

allied

products

10,175

7,817

1,522

4,871

4,370

462

9

790

983

(

D)

69

432

(

D)

387

1,191

501

13

2

11

18

309

62

78

5

4

648

775

658

25

91

2,358

1,996

1,322

145

812

25

94

12

24

203

8

601

566

7

28

72

5

0

39

1

23

0

5

38

8

0

r

30

0

19

10

61

37

18

1

c

263

10

79

18

11

46

4

23

40

11

22

272

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

5,149

4,085

821

2,678

2,241

82

7

292

752

4

15

132

11

217

730

437

2

0

57

11

323

5

39

0

0

154

432

(

D)

(

D)

277

1,064

888

621

42

328

33

36

2

13

117

48

264

259

C)

4

4

0

0

0

1

0

0

3

48

(

D)

(

D)

0

1

(

D)

0

(

D)

41

84

22

(

D)

0

(

D)

43

2

8

7

(

D)

10

4

2

(

D)

0

150

Machinery,

except

electrical

11,493

10,456

1,212

8,069

7,554

335

2

2,008

2,142

0

73

720

16

298

1,961

514

(

D)

0

2

(

D)

193

244

43

0

0

848

328

247

3

78

1,037

909

735

81

630

1

1

0

0

21

2

174

174

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

2

0

0

2

1

0

0

1

15

(

D)

1

1

(

D)

110

7

26

(*)

(

D)

1

59

0

(

D)

0

0

23

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

8,127

6,298

1,225

4,439

3,701

412

51

366

1,243

(

D)

67

479

(

D)

93

977

738

52

(

D)

(

D)

25

437

(

D)

75

13

0

319

314

255

12

47

1,829

973

541

38

429

5

(

D)

5

2

37

(

D)

423

406

0

18

9

0

0

0

0

0

2

7

18

1

1

0

0

17

0

(

D)

(

D)

176

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

662

60

37

18

146

45

111

58

163

21

3

75

Transportation

equipment

17,624

15,896

2,816

10,280

9,840

289

8

3,888

3,244

0

24

95

0

392

1,900

440

24

0

0

15

377

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

1,696

1,104

907

48

149

1,728

1,617

1,083

114

749

3

(

D)

8

0

182

(

D)

534

534

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

1

0

1

0

0

106

0

4

0

0

10

19

39

34

0

0

191

Other

manufacturing

13,821

11,308

2,842

7,041

6,439

343

26

1,388

1,377

29

159

467

78

396

2,176

601

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

211

50

129

(

D)

10

593

833

(

D)

(

D)

168

2,513

2,146

1,435

119

741

25

183

23

21

311

12

667

630

6

30

44

1

0

10

0

3

0

29

60

17

0

0

17

42

0

8

34

77

41

36

0

0

231

(

D)

27

26

(

D)

43

8

20

(

D)

14

(

D)

403

Wholesale trade

10,091

8,682

1,116

6,088

4,568

435

148

1,066

905

31

27

403

1

353

1,198

1,520

196

69

122

39

157

244

683

(

D)

(

D)

734

744

506

63

175

1,408

939

643

62

192

49

57

11

19

241

13

266

211

23

31

29

7

4

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

2

(

D)

78

22

5

9

8

56

C)

31

25

86

31

21

17

17

306

117

(

D)

12

25

25

62

(

D)

26

16

(

D)

348

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

2,250

1,994

648

1,118

980

37

2

68

109

1

4

30

0

54

675

138

86

0

0

(*)

7

6

38

0

(*)

85

144

108

20

16

256

158

61

7

36

1

8

1

(•)

8

0

35

11

18

6

61

5

43

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1

(

D)

10

1

1

0

0

9

4

0

5

11

(

D)

1

0

(

D)

77

45

0

1

3

11

6

3

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

13

Services

5,876

4,685

807

3,354

2,800

210

26

610

407

9

10

189

0

272

1,068

554

54

19

40

15

146

58

214

6

2

105

419

337

16

66

1,192

562

341

25

116

11

32

4

(

D)

145

(

D)

102

85

9

8

119

57

15

7

11

12

3

14

46

22

11

(

D)

(

D)

25

2

8

14

432

26

370

27

9

151

51

6

8

11

15

24

19

2

6

10

570

Other

ndustries

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other ,

International

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Table II.F 7.—Employee Compensation of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products ^

Miscellaneous plastics products ,

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance :

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

111,709

11,665

3,442

1,564

1,878

6,373

4,605

1,715

53

1,219

631

71,782

5,394

1,745

784

2,865

10,175

3,906

2,743

1,894

367

1,265

5,149

1,844

901

943

3,304

11,493

1,777

5,724

3,294

8,127

924

3,033

1,944

2,226

17,624

16,624

1,000

13,821

893

935

554

2,644

476

1,828

698

863

1,079

3,158

693

10,091

7,880

2,211

2,250

722

1,439

23

66

5,876

575

3,318

692

591

700

312

1,022

75

959

257

693

10,045

418

2,057

1,625

432

1,800

1,598

4,172

88,759

6,131

1,252

798

454

3,798

2,305

1,459

34

852

228

59,947

4,087

1,492

510

2,085

7,817

3,093

2,047

1,393

270

1,014

4,085

1,364

781

584

2,721

10,456

661

1,477

5,348

2,970

6,298

692

2,681

1,262

1,664

15,896

14,952

944

11,308

749

737

490

2,071

417

1,222

546

720

811

2,974

571

8,682

6,797

1,885

1,994

626

1,304

r

(i

4,685

363

2,893

612

543

613

283

841

69

756

80

524

7,320

64

1,521

'404

886

1,082

3,766

19,418

1,801

405

285

120

1,343

1,264

76

3

14

38

11,325

887

200

126

561

1,522

736

251

227

133

175

821

241

107

134

579

1,212

16

129

463

605

1,225

166

84

144

831

2,816

2,470

346

2,842

(

D)

188

271

941

95

'457

72

101

24!

264

(•

1,116

978

138

648

184

450

(

r

('

807

74

339

60

13

200

27

236

8

123

3,722

676

495

is;

1,94!

55,651

3,307

706

429

278

1,866

1,041

807

18

558

176

40,031

2,654

1,133

283

1,238

4,871

1,707

1,446

925

88

705

2,678

818

410

408

1,860

8,069

583

984

4,377

2,124

4,439

339

2,516

846

739

10,280

9,682

598

7,041

636

461

200

882

236

614

395

498

490

2,299

328

6,088

4,675

1,413

1,118

361

710

7

40

3,354

247

2,248

424

488

533

227

577

33

411

53

361

1,752

39

36

24

11

416

345

91'

49,186

2,787

478

225

253

1,806

1,041

747

18

334

36,429

2,284

1,032

227

1,024

4,370

1,484

1,329

829

79

650

2,241

434

160

274

1,807

7,554

563

927

4,094

1,970

3,701

315

1,945

820

621

9,840

(

D)

()

6,439

575

403

192

752

(

D)

536

379

475

414

2,209

(

r

4,568

3,448

1,120

331

619

7

23

2,800

203

1,847

364

390

41

202

474

29

373

40

308

1,621

38

10

387

327

859

6,465

520

229

204

25

60

0

60

0

224

7

3,602

370

100

56

214

501

224

118

96

9

54

437

385

250

135

52

514

20

57

283

154

738

25

570

26

117

440

()

601

61

58

9

129

(

D)

78

16

24

76

90

1,520

1,227

293

138

30

91

0

17

554

45

401

60

97

116

24

103

4

38

13

54

131

26

23

29

18

58

6,029

534

1

1

0

389

0

385

4

4,472

213

47

46

119

648

239

189

125

8

87

154

32

26

5

123

848

0

223

505

121

319

(

263

18

1,696

1,696

0

593

0

10

3

42

20

24

33

273

(

D)

734

511

223

105

75

31

1

9

14

5

9

0

16

100

3

0

0

0

89

7,661

489

140

57

199

0

190

9

4,119

334

112

55

167

775

410

160

117

41

46

432

273

237

36

159

328

62

142

4

120

314

9

77

1,104

1,104

0

833

78

16

206

65

127

46

(

D)

46

138

0

744

633

111

144

55

86

419

42

231

97

100

19

23

1,745

16

809

597

212

75

35

810

21,833

4,575

1,519

766

753

2,575

2,300

257

19

367

114

11,835

1,306

253

273

780

2,358

814

696

500

97

251

1,064

480

121

359

584

1,037

38

300

375

324

1,829

232

352

682

563

1,728

1,672

56

2,513

145

198

64

573

59

606

153

143

268

183

122

1,408

1,083

326

256

96

135

0

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1,192

21:

425

80

48

87

29

181

6

203

17'

169

2,568

354

536

509

27

913

358

407

13,865

1,006

445

183

263

303

157

139

7

231

27

9,651

1,121

232

207

683

1,996

758

552

418

56

212

888

389

116

272

500

909

272

324

(

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973

200

129

183

461

1,617

1,585

32

2,146

109

152

32

541

46

536

134

126

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161

95

939

719

219

158

61

77

562

160

264

58

70

18

109

6

42

1,551

263

345

321

25

501

94

348

1,007

415

321

157

164

14

0

12

1

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193

23

6

4

13

38

0

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15

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0

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0

0

266

42

154

154

3,937

2,499

257

31

227

2,155

2,143

3

9

418

4

0

0

4

61

4

14

17

10

16

84

DO

176

(

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114

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1

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0

33

432

19

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490

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(•:

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269

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3,023

654

495

396

99

104

0

102

2

1,573

158

16

63

80

263

52

107

50

30

24

43

11

4

7

32

110

(

D)

(

D)

51

34

662

(

D)

(

D)

449

(

D)

106

82

24

231

25

32

(

D)

49

1

17

17

(

D)

306

217

88

77

27

(

D)

(

D

(

D

151

13

65

23

15

4

20

0

(

D

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D

261

49

36

33

&

(

D

(

D

289

157

157

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Table II.F 11.—Employment of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

[Thousands]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)Other

Japan

Australia, New

Zealand,

and

South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other,

Motion pictures, including television tape and film.

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services..

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

6,640.2

506.5

56.2

14.4

41.8

387.2

385.6

.1

1.5

58.6

4.6

4,814.3

520.7

63.5

48.1

409.2

775.3

324.7

254.8

146.7

20.0

29.1

370.1

186.2

42.6

143.6

183.9

609.1

26.7

339.6

156.1

569.5

67.0

187.7

104.4

210.3

1,002.7

838.1

164.5

966.9

148.6

73.4

36.1

122.9

42.7

166.5

7.6

57.9

56.5

215.4

39.4

139.0

98.3

40.7

391.4

12.7

281.9

1.1

81.5

14.2

146.5

11.4

73.1

25.1

3.2

7.8

36.2

2.4

22.6

11.8

25.3

642.5

28.2

8.8

5.3

3.6

55.0

129.2

421.3

4,449.2

318.5

29.3

12.9

16.4

247.8

246.8

3,224.6

292.3

30.0

19.5

242.8

479.9

196.1

152.0

100.3

14.6

16.9

226.6

99.2

19.1

80.1

127.5

499.5

20.9

58.9

296.8

122.9

283.8

41.8

84.9

44.2

112.8

812.7

692.2

120.5

629.9

77.4

46.3

22.3

92.0

35.0

74.5

6.8

37.4

35.6

179.1

23.5

74.6

54.9

19.6

268.9

7.7

241.4

.7

13.4

5.6

105.2

5.5

56.4

20.8

3.0

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6.8

25.2

2.4

16.7

6.4

17.8

457.4

()

1.7

(

D

)

19.9

75.4

358.0

913.8

74.1

9.4

6.6

2.8

57.8

57.6

(*)

.2

532.8

53.3

7.7

3.3

42.3

76.4

40.7

16.7

13.2

2.5

3.3

47.6

13.7

5.3

8.5

33.9

55.9

3.4

6.6

28.9

17.0

59.2

6.4

9.1

6.7

37.0

108.3

83.4

24.9

132.1

8.7

11.2

10.8

26.4

14.0

20.6

1.6

5.3

9.2

16.0

8.3

16.3

10.2

6.0

36.0

2.1

27.2

.2

23.4

D

10.5

2.2

()

2.8

.1

(

D

)

231.2

.3

.9

()

11.2

37.4

181.5

2,766.7

185.1

13.1

1.7

11.4

150.4

149.7

(

21.4

.2

2,148.2

196.6

20.1

11.4

165.1

326.8

122.8

108.9

72.4

10.3

12.4

111.0

30.4

12.2

18.2

80.6

359.5

15.0

37.3

220.3

86.9

177.2

22.0

62.7

33.5

59.1

570.6

488.6

82.0

406.4

57.2

29.2

9.1

55.7

14.7

42.9

3.7

24.9

20.2

135.0

13.9

46.5

34.2

12.4

216.2

4.5

200.6

.3

7.6

3.3

66.7

4.8

36.7

14.2

2.3

.5

4.7

15.1

1.9

13.1

4.2

5.9

103.9

()

0

(

D

)

5.5

30.3

67.4

2,430.6

149.9

11.4

()

118.5

117.8

(

20.0

0

1,916.0

168.5

17.9

6.5

144.1

281.9

103.2

94.6

63.2

()

104.2

27.1

()

77.1

319.0

11.6

35.3

191.4

80.7

160.2

(

D

)

57.9

30.3

(

D

)

524.6

461.2

63.3

357.5

52.7

25.5

8.7

50.3

(

D

)

31.0

3.6

23.9

14.9

121.5

38.5

28.4

10.1

169.7

4.0

161.2

.3

1.5

2.8

58.8

3.8

32.4

12.2

2.2

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()

1.6

(

D

)

3.4

(

D

)

97.7

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(•)

0

(*)

5.3

27.5

64.3

336.1

35.3

1.8

()

31.9

31.9

0

(*)

1.4

.2

232.2

28.1

2.2

4.9

21.0

44.9

19.6

14.2

9.2

D

()

6.8

3.4

3.5

40.4

3.4

2.0

28.9

6.1

17.0

4.8

3.1

46.1

27.4

18.6

48.9

4.5

3.6

.3

5.4

11.9

.1

1.0

5.3

13.5

8.1

5.8

2.3

46.5

.5

39.5

0

6.1

.5

7.9

1.0

4.3

2.0

.1

.1

)

.3

(

D

)

.8

(

D

)

6.2

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

2.8

3.1

302.0

20.4

.1

0

.1

15.5

15.4

0

(*)

4.8

(*)

240.6

15.6

.3

()

38.1

18.7

11.5

6.8

.4

.8

9.3

4.7

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4.2

4.6

48.6

0

9.0

32.6

7.0

19.8

(

D

)

10.2

3.6

(

D

)

75.3

69.6

5.6

33.9

(

D

)

.7

.1

2.1

3.4

.9

(

D

)

5.5

2.9

16.6

.3

7.5

7.0

.5

3.6

.5

2.9

0

0

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3.3

0

1.8

1.1

26.6

.2

0

0

0

0

2.4

24.0

38.9

6.6

4.5

2.1

24.0

24.0

0

(*)

8.2

0

303.0

26.8

1.9

()

38.6

14.0

14.9

7.9

1.4

.4

58.7

50.3

1.1

49.2

8.4

35.5

2.5

5.9

15.0

12.1

27.5

(

D

)

3.0

.5

(

D

)

58.4

50.5

8.0

57.4

(

D

)

5.1

2.3

7.8

2.9

10.2

(

D

)

1.7

3.4

11.5

1.1

4.3

3.5

.7

13.0

10.7

.3

()

7.4

3.2

(*)

1.3

2.7

(

D

)

(*)

2.1

95.7

()

3.2

5.3

85.1

2,147.4

164.4

21.3

()

126.6

(

14.0

2.5

1,575.2

228.2

33.5

28.6

166.1

289.9

123.7

102.8

46.4

D

()

138.0

86.3

23.0

63.4

51.7

(

D

)

5.8

27.8

42.8

(

D

)

285.5

25.2

102.8

60.2

97.4

189.6

146.0

43.6

(

D

)

70.9

27.2

13.7

30.9

7.7

92.0

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20.5

20.6

(

D

)

15.8

63.9

43.2

20.6

121.1

5.0

40.5

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68.0

7.2

39.9

(

D

)

16.7

4.3

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1.0

11.0

.1

(

D

)

5.4

7.5

183.0

()

3.6

(

D

)

34.6

52.6

62.9

1,350.6

85.5

8.1

()

67.7

67.6

C)

0

1,046.7

167.0

27.3

12.6

127.1

208.8

89.3

69.8

37.1

5.1

7.6

100.3

62.5

17.7

44.8

37.9

77.6

5.8

24.0

24.7

23.1

147.5

23.0

46.9

5.6

72.0

143.9

124.6

19.3

201.6

34.4

15.2

9.0

25.7

5.9

45.3

.8

14.9

16.1

27.9

6.4

29.8

13.3

16.6

35.8

1.1

27.8

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1.2

5.5

29.7

(

D

)

13.9

2.8

(*)

<*)

D

123.1

18.4

3.6

3.6

0

22.8

25.1

53.2

115.5

23.1

3.4

()

18.5

18.5

0

0

1.1

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74.5

5.2

()

1.6

8.0

2.5

3.4

(

D

)

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(

D

)

18.5

(

D

)

3.9

(

0

2.3

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1.9

0

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1.5

(

37.5

11.2

3.2

(

D

)

1.0

0

19.7

0

0

3.3

(*)

3.1

0

0

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9.3

2.1

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0

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1.5

5.1

0

154.5

11.3

5.1

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5.0

5.2

5.2

0

0

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37.6

3.2

(

3.3

1.9

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(

D

)

0

(

D

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7.1

(

D

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0

(

2.7

0

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1.4

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5.7

0

2.3

1.5

1.9

13.0

0

13.0

2.6

0

0

0

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0

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0

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1.3

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0

70.5

2.7

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C)

66.8

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5.6

0

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0

()

0

2.8

2.1

(*)

22.6

0

0

0

0

6.7

15.9

0

526.8

44.6

4.7

0

4.7

35.2

D

416.4

52.8

2.9

()

69.8

30.0

28.9

7.0

()

12.0

5.3

1.4

3.9

6.7

(

D

)

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a

130.0

2.0

51.6

53.1

23.3

31.2

25.3

8.8

3.7

1.8

27.0

0

5.5

3.2

6.4

9.4

22.6

20.1

2.5

11.4

1.2

9.2

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(*)

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3.8

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1.8

1.6

27.9

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

3.6

6.4

9.8

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Table II.F 12.—Employee Compensation of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment,

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film.

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.,

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

111,709

12,133

1,369

294

1,075

9,462

9,437

2

23

1,222

81

79,679

6,472

786

513

5,172

13,145

5,737

3,981

2,577

391

460

6,023

2,822

611

2,211

3,202

14,550

479

1,580

9,976

2,514

7,111

808

2,146

1,083

3,074

18,555

15,876

2,679

13,824

1,450

794

480

1,997

670

1,970

123

825

894

4,192

429

1,937

1,446

491

8,045

306

5,082

15

2,468

174

2,557

110

1,409

623

108

18

198

462

42

541

131

325

7,356

164

126

79

47

1,462

1,902

3,702

88,759

8,553

657

2 74

383

6,925

6,906

(

D)

65,868

5,065

539

354

4,172

10,163

4,448

3,004

2,034

327

349

4,469

1,973

363

1,610

2,496

13,022

455

1,212

9,117

2,238

5,142

635

1,488

796

2,223

16,530

14,286

2,244

11,477

1,179

641

405

1,777

613

1,277

117

690

724

3,694

361

1,420

1,082

338

5,281

228

4,680

12

250

111

2,019

63

1,230

548

99

15

180

389

41

386

65

233

5,618

D

()

50

(

D)

745

1,385

3.394

19,418

2,313

300

221

79

1,862

1,858

(*)

4

12,433

1,058

146

73

839

1,861

1,063

356

305

66

70

1,102

339

114

225

763

1,423

95

183

801

343

1,268

93

208

133

834

2,882

2,311

571

2,839

146

172

253

675

264

466

30

82

237

384

129

338

242

96

800

57

558

3

()

170

48

16

3

18

85

(

D)

71

1

3,193

7

26

(

466

782

1,912

55,651

4,909

301

35

265

4,108

4,094D

499

2

42,973

3,329

349

208

2,772

6,871

2,784

2,126

1,476

231

254

2,105

581

217

364

1,524

9,631

321

738

7,017

1,555

2,980

340

1,050

585

1,005

10,816

9,373

1,442

7,242

935

390

140

930

272

651

64

477

390

2,789

204

872

654

218

4,198

141

3,883

4

110

60

1,413

57

866

389

75

12

132

257

33

303

45

109

1,285

()

0

(

D)

165

481

628

49,186

4,053

256

()

3,366

3,353

D )

()

431

0

38,577

2,900

319

123

2,457

5,944

2,323

1,868

1,306

(

D)

(

1,979

512D

(

1,467

8,406

264

676

6,029

1,438

2,698

(

D)

978

518

(

D)

10,232

9,056

1,176

6,418

825

341

135

836

(

D)

555

62

461

294

2,484

(

D)

700

537

163

3,408

128

3,199

4

24

52

1,249

47

767

73

1,200

8

1

0

1

158

438

594

6,465

856

45

()

742

742

0

(•)

68

2

4,396

429

30

84

315

927

461

258

170

()

126

69

57

1,225

57

63

988

117

28

D

2

72

67

583

317

266

824

109

48

5

94

97

2

16

96

30

D

4

172

117

55

790

13

684

0

85

8

165

10

99

53

6,029

625

4

0

4

483

482

0

1

137

1

4,995

267

()

752

341

262

123

8

17

162

88

11

77

74

1,211

0

185

886

140

341

(

D)

174

69

(

D)

1,679

1,594

85

584

(

D)

9

2

35

31

14

(

D)

105

42

319

6

139

129

11

0

0

12

(

D)

10

0

(

D)

115

3

0

0

0

0

27

86

7,661

706

52

18

34

472

472

0

(•)

181

0

5,466

412

37

()

679

260

260

129

23

8

1,100

965

22

943

135

757

105

414

200

554

(

D)

57

10

(

D)

1,153

1,007

146

812

(

D)

70

9

136

45

146

(

D)

25

55

202

22

71

57

14

205

15

178

6

189

149

80

(*)

30

34

(

D)

2

19

(

D)

1,024

D

()

113

95

768

21,833

2,892

478

()

2,206

(

D)

()

175

33

13,489

1,403

247

160

996

2,857

1,172

977

542

()

1,407

827

231

596

580

(

D)

24

369

859

(

D)

1,960

173

657

287

843

2,017

1,591

427

(

D)

267

154

75

221

58

693

5

135

165

(

D)

68

507

362

145

2,751

78

401

3

2,218

51

499

(

D)

178

75

10

3

18

73

1

(

D)

65

92

1,695

(

D

()

29

(

D)

703

491

307

13,865

1,500

176

()

1,209

1,208

1

0

10,505

1,204

214

118

872

2,385

983

799

472

60

72

990

614

172

442

376

1,171

24

305

629

213

1,259

167

326

73

693

1,633

1,488

145

1,863

181

115

54

193

47

555

5

119

133

422

39

215

103

112

337

22

273

2

13

27

285

(

D)

126

58

(*)

1,022

106

29

29

0

229

277

1,007

376

84

276

276

0

0

13

3

461

23

()

7

62

13

27

(

D)

1

(

D)

188

(

D)

46

()

113

20

14

(

D)

3

0

55

0

0

36

D

3,937

302

113

1

112

172

172

0

0

9

697

41

D

49

24

11

(

D)

0

(

D)

154

(

D)

0

18

42

7

121

0

66

24

31

229

0

229

36

0

0

0

6

0

1

0

1

19

8

0

2,273

41

12

C)

2,205

15

128

0

21

0

392

0

0

0

0

237

155

0

3,023

714

106

0

106

548

1,825

134

11

()

360

152

141

42

()

552

4

240

191

117

149

66

24

19

11

82

0

15

13

53

29

111

95

16

101

13

79

1

C)

7

52

(*)

23

17

0

1

220

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

57

80

30

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

 x

56,718

42,956

19,505

18,091

16,045

2,438

87

2,332

2,782

44

498

915

15

2,714

4,221

2,046

85

45

90

66

753

255

712

8

31

2,516

2,845

1,954

322

569

13,528

7,339

3,370

319

736

78

254

101

268

1,539

76

3,307

2,818

243

245

663

156

9

155

106

84

29

124

542

126

89

26

12

416

7

144

265

878

137

352

255

135

4,769

949

55

395

977

313

956

315

423

299

87

234

2,891

Petroleum

3,304

1,270

255

612

555

140

2

121

29

1

(*)

(

D)

(•)

211

57

1

C)

15

(

D)

9

5

24

(D)

(

D)

104

299

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,805

734

416

36

37

17

65

(

D)

155

60

(

D)

132

(

D)

67

(

D)

186

1

(

D

(

D

55

(

D

26

313

103

73

23

7

211

(••

76

135

256

2

68

106

79

502

(

D

r

248

(

D

22

63

t

35

(

D

228

678

Manufacturing

Total

37,180

28,770

16,509

9,708

8,865

1,204

20

1,314

1,526

24

488

433

15

1,362

2,480

843

12

2

9

47

552

56

130

(

D)

(

D)

1,150

1,403

1,041

34

328

8,410

5,053

2,115

250

611

26

136

44

(

D)

960

(

D)

2,707

2,540

37

130

231

(D)

0

132

11

23

(•)

153

11

(

DJ

(

D;

(

D;

142

0

(

D)

(

D)

175

109

49

(

D

(

D

3,029

232

50

111

893

257

561

290

386

232

16

0

1,217

Food and

kindred

products

2,287

1,871

382

1,389

(

D)

107

6

(

D)

5

(*)

16

3

0

(

D)

200

(

D)

(*)

0

C)

(*)

(

D)

1

2

(*)

0

17

82

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

416

295

162

4

6

1

8

3

6

126

7

73

28

12

33

60

1

0

(

D;

4

3

0

(

D)

(

D)

(•)

(

D)

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

0

(

D)

6

1

0

1

0

(*)

(

D

0

(*

(

D)

22

3

1

(

D

(*

0

172

Chemicals and

allied

products

4,593

3,422

912

1,861

1,683

424

1

226

229

17

(

D)

135

(

D)

279

324

178

(*)

1

(*)

(

D)

117

9

(

D)

1

(

D)

295

354

270

21

62

1,171

797

409

85

184

3

46

9

10

72

1

261

231

16

14

126

(

D)

0

(

D)

3

(

D)

0

c

2

(*)

H

0

(*]

2

0

1

2

21

16

1

2

351

102

17

16

19

35

36

51

39

23

12

0

114

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

1,081

792

263

457

453

21

1

41

146

(*)

2

19

1

57

166

4

0

0

C)

(*)

4

(*)

(*)

0

0

24

48

29

1

18

290

177

100

12

11

7

2

(*)

2

(

D)

(

D)

74

71

(•)

3

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(•)

(

D)

12

(*)

(

D

0

(

D

(

D

(

D

(•

L

]

(*

0

0

0

24

Machinery,

except

electrical

5,225

4,589

1,280

2,380

2,302

239

0

486

505

0

258

163

1

77

573

78

4

0

0

(D)

22

(

D)

2

0

0

496

432

324

0

109

636

416

320

(

D)

213

1

(*)

0

0

(

D)

0

97

97

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

18

2

(D

(

D

0

202

(

D

(

D

1

4

(•)

151

0

13

0

0

0

31

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

4,866

1,640

682

794

747

92

8

85

180

1

41

27

1

44

268

46

(*)

(*)

3

12

16

3

10

C)

0

99

65

37

2

26

3,226

988

127

11

60

1

17

9

2

26

(*)

854

812

0

42

7

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

7

7

C)

(*)

0

0

7

0

3

4

84

(

D

(

D

0

0

2,147

91

(

D

(D

851

166

319

147

280

20J£

0

128

Transportation

equipment

14,175

12,441

11,790

478

425

(

D)

(*)

32

133

0

(

D)

6

0

(

D)

196

53

3

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

1

0

5

0

21

153

141

1

11

1,733

1,614

643

(

D)

39

(*)

1

0

574

0

971

971

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

l

D]

l

D]

0

0

(*]

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(*)

0

0

6

46

(

D)

8

0

0

0

574

Other

manufacturing

4,953

4,017

1,201

2,349

(D)

(

D)

4

(

D)

326

5

129

81

(

D)

(

D)

754

(

D)

4

(*)

5

3

55

(

D)

(D)

(°)

(

D)

199

268

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

936

767

355

26

99

12

(

D)

22

(

D)

(

D)

1

378

332

8

38

35

1

0

(

D;

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

5

0

(*)

5

39

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

8

10

(

D)

(

D)

22

J

(

D)

(°)4

(*)

0

175

Wholesale trade

14,866

12,267

2,431

7,533

6,423

1,060

62

851

1,187

19

10

458

0

1,301

1,475

1,110

72

39

65

(

D)

180

190

543

(•)

1,253

1,050

772

(

D)

(

D)

2,599

1,077

661

27

78

18

47

11

45

430

6

268

177

77

14

147

7

(

D

(

D

5

(

D

(

D

30

11

(

D)

(°:

IS

0

n

i

323

25

144

133

21

1,169

680

(*)

14

31

(

D

13

31

31

(

D)

0

755

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

43

(

D)

(*)

8

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

8

0

0

0

0

0

0

8

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

c1

0

^1

2

0

(*

0

0

0

c

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

(*

0

1

0

0

(

D

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

Services

272

110

41

47

39

1

C)

18

2

0

0

C)

0

5

13

8

(•)

4

0

1

2

0

1

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

18

(

D)

1

162

86

24

4

1

2

c

1

1

10

(*)

44

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

18

12

1

1

0

(

D)

2

1

1

1

0

0

0

0

(*)

68

1

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

7

0

C)

1

0

0

1

(•)

(*)

0

76

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products..

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products ~

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods....

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

56,718

3,304

1,644

849

795

808

284

All

48

833

18

37,180

2,287

703

84

1,499

4,593

2,274

973

417

235

694

1,081

410

85

325

672

5,225

297

1,128

2,528

1,272

4,866

149

719

2,994

1,004

14,175

13,853

321

4,953

467

64

736

73

514

268

176

230

2,022

14,866

10,974

3,892

43

(

D

(•

272

15

122

42

55

23

(*

1'

(

(

r

1,054

111

192

162

30

214

45*

42,956

1,270

233

87

146

627

(

D)

384

28,770

1,871

454

58

1,359

3,422

1,671

755

278

165

553

792

198

71

127

594

4,589

(

D)

965

2,201

(

D)

1,640

95

302

556

687

12,441

12,170

271

4,017

(

D)

369

47

483

66

347

213

111

170

1,880

(

D:

12,267

8,969

3,298

no

19,505

255

39

16,509

382

(

D)

29

(

D)

912

516

130

55

(

263

64

46

18

199

1,280

(

D)

214

(

682

(

D)

120

(

D)

458

11,790

11,570

220

1,201

(

D)

73

38

180

31

224

58

57

79

371

2,431

1,995

436

0

267

( ]

195

18,091

612

175

64

111

226

83

142

1

212

0

9,708

1,389

283

20

1,086

1,861

838

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries1

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

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Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

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Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

46,559

35,852

15,514

15,583

13,949

2,145

72

2,094

2,566

41

458

840

14

2,050

3,669

1,634

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45

77

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447

247

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2,328

2,427

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535

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5,511

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260

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90

78

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2,720

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(•)

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries1

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

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Saharan

Ecvpt

E§Sa :::::::....:::.: ::.: ::::..

Other

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Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

7

 Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum-OPEC

10,159

7,104

3,991

2,508

2,096

294

15

238

216

3

40

75

1

664

551

412

3

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13

6

306

9

59

187

418

166

217

34

2,942

1,828

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

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Petrole

urn

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

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metals

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except

electrical

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and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Fii

(el .

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries..

Developed countries ...

Canada

EuropeEuropean Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

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Saharan

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Libya

Other

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Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

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Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC.

51,406

32,340

21,392

6,112

4,826

418

73

722

809

5

174

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21

268

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1,286

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17

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90

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2,528

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1,028

198

791

c

637

15,219

14,481

11,477

214

208

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81

0

(*)

1

0

2

67

6

0

0

0

(*)

5

1

0

0

0

2,782

0

(*)

738

584

115

(

D)

101

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

470

470

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

154

0

0

0

0

0

153

(*

]

0

0

3,944

3,374

2,724

522

570

356

0

0

187

64

2,706

2,021

444

950

786

(

D)

3

(

D)

94

2

3

(

D)

1

72

3 32

164

685

264

113

3

42

C)

D

415

278

111

0

0

0

c

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

Amer- Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services un.

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utili

ties

Retail trade

51,406

15,771

7,958

7,954

4

3,499

1,908

1,582

8

4,314

0

31,107

492

21

204

266

2,221

1,473

223

47

280

200

937

674

164

510

264

2,739

205

540

1,322

673

5,555

171

1,089

3,911

384

15,219

14,616

603

3,944

134

241

277

1,820

54

326

56

85

158

557

234

2,706

1,734

972

(

566

1,147

897

249

a

0

34

32,340

5,911

1,503

1,500

3

()

0

23,578

342

21

202

119

1,786

1,127

185

(

D)

250

(

D)

499

274

155

119

225

2,256

205

480

975

597

840

84

236

311

209

14,481

14,032

449

3,374

17

55

217

(

D)

45

522

140

2,021

1,475

546

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

()

20

744

554

190

21,392

3,844

418

416

2

949

()

8

2,477

0

16,429

74

13

(

519

(

D)

16

(

D)

233

(

D)

333

193

140

854

173

()

4 48

(

D)

105

157

(

D)

11,477

(

D)

(

2,724

1

42

212

444

384

60

0

0

0

0

0

11

615

431

184

0

14

6,112

1,912

1,085

1,084

1

(

C)

(

D)

0

3,225

257

5

(

711

367

167

29

15

134

127

57

70

1,033

(

D)

215

325

()

361

()

131

138

()

214

522

17

13

6

9

23

16

6

27

330

950

644

306

0

0

0

0

0

(

DJ

0

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0

4,826

1,143

D

(

0

2,876

200

5

153

42

625

304

158

(

D)

15

()

67

935

207

(

300

342

()

133

(

D)

208

(

D)

15

12

1

9

18

23

16

6

21

304

(

r

786

588

199

0

0

0

0

0

1,286

769

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

349

57

()

19

5

(*)

6

6

0

(

D)

1

1

4

(

r

C)

C)

6

26

164

5'

107

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(•)

0

3,934

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

3,288

()

20

31

(

D)

(*)

16

(

D)

2,782

2,782

0

(°)

0

(*)

0

0

(•

(*)

(

D)

(

DJ

(

D;

410

637

9

0

(

(*)

130

127

122

19,065

9,859

6,454

6,454

0

()

0

7,529

150

1

2

147

436

346

37

(

D)

30

(

D)

439

400

9

391

39

482

(*)

60

347

76

4,715

87

853

3,600

175

738

584

154

570

116

186

60

35

94

685

259

426

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

546

403

34

59

7,500

3,516

D

()

0

1,083

0

2,965

81

1

(•)

81

391

()

246

217

9

208

30

106

C)

41

26

39

1,200

(

D

()

584

584

(*)

356

79

139

(D)

(

D

()

24

264

41

222

756

455

294

236

58

2,849

2,539

2,539

2,539

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

('

<•

108

108

0

0

1,768

1,643

383

383

0

124

0

0

0

0

7

0

1

0

6

0

6,948

2,161

(

D)

19

321

(°)

3,468

(

D)

573

2,794

(

D)

154

C)

153

187

C

47

70

415

214

201

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

 1

41,598

24,488

16,903

4,140

3,436

291

64

671

650

5

147

184

20

176

1,228

704

7

(•)

17

19

220

0

(

D

)

2,804

642

613

C)

29

17,109

6,462

723

95

466

(

D

)

72

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

2,229

1,695

104

430

3,510

(

D

)

( D}

(

D

(

D

)

(D)

211

2,638

116

0

109

2,522

75

1,506

941

1,618

(

D

(

D

306

(

D

6,391

830

(

D

1,890

1,128

302

1,221

287

661

(D

23

1

5,151

Petroleum

12,646

3,687

(

D

)

718

403

(

D

)

3

(

D

)

(

D

)

4

0

(

D

)

0

18

112

314

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(•)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

8,958

3,101

(D)

0

(

D

)

0

c0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

2,350

116

0

109

1

2,234

0

1,506

727

1,567

0

(

D

306

(

D

1,941

(

D

0

1,821

(

D

1

1

1

]

(

1

5,043

Manufacturing

Total

25,448

18,695

13,402

2,690

2,396

145

60

327

536

(*)

143

150

19

131

885

294

7

C)

18

17

141

18

90

0

2

2,162

441

430

(*)

11

6,753

2,528

565

92

418

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

1

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,718

1,648

5

65

246

(

D

)

0

(

D

0

(

D

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

0

0

(

D

)

51

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(D

(

D

l,03(

279

1,111

287

648

(

D

(

D

0

(

D

Food and

kindred

products

416

277

48

218

170

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

2

25

0

3

(

D

)

48

0

0

0

(

D

)

33

0

(

D

)

0

0

3

8

8

0

0

140

(

D

)

( D}

0

0

0

0

1

(*]

c

(

D

13

C)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

2

(

o

(

(

D

(

(

o

(

D

o

(•

Chemicals and

allied

products

1,741

1,416

370

664

584

66

0

42

147

0

(

D

)

24

(

D

)

68

201

80

C)

(*)

0

14

(

D

)

51

0

2

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

( •)

1

324

291

43

(

D

)

23

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

64

64

0

(*;

183

(

D

)

0

(D

0

(

D

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

( • •

0

0

0

33

2

0

(*

0

i

29

0

(*

(•

0

0

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Primary

and

'abricated

metals

504

245

145

79

(D)

6

C)

6

18

0

3

(

D

)

C)

(*)

32

(

D

)

0

0

0

(*)

(

D

)

0

3

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

259

67

(D)

7

(

D

)

0

C)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

(•

0

0

0

0

(*

0

(

D

0

0

0

0

Machinery,

except

electrical

2,409

1,968

693

914

824

53

0

153

242

0

12

50

1

21

292

89

(*)

0

0

(D)

(

D

)

16

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

0

2

441

103

90

(D)

(D)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

13

13

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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(

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(

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0

0

0

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0

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(

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236

0

(

D

(

0

0

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Electric

and

electronic

equipment

5,105

511

249

235

226

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

19

0

54

18

1

4

80

9

0

0

C)

(•)

(

D

)

(

D

)

5

0

0

27

1

1

0

(*)

4,593

1,192

(D)

(

D1

158

0

1

1

0

(*

0

1,019

(°0

(

D

(

D

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

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)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

13

13

0

0

0

3,388

474

(D

1,02?

198

787

(

D

(

D

(

D

(

(

D

Transportation

equipment

12,993

12,415

10,587

141

135

(

D

)

1

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(*)

C)

0

1

49

6

0

0

0

C)

5

1

0

0

0

1,681

6

6

0

C)

577

523

103

(

D

)

100

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

420

420

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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54

0

0

0

0

0

54

(*

0

0

0

0

(

Other

manufacturing

2,280

1,862

1,309

439

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

(°)

(

D

)

(

D

)

33

(

D

)

(

D

)

6

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

14

0

20

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

418

(

D

)

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(

D

)

(

D

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(

D

)

0

0

(•)

c

(

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4

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0

0

(

D

)

0

0

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(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

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(

D

)

0

0

(

D

(

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(

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0

0

0

134

(

D

o

(

D

8

20

0

(

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(*

0

0

(

D

Wholesale trade

2,282

1,712

(

D

)

713

620

(

D

)

H

89

2

3

(

D

)

1

24

226

93

(*)

C)

C)

0

(

D

)

1

(

D

)

DO

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

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569

(

D

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(D)

3

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

0

1

(

D

)

(*)

(

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(

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)

39

(

D

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0

I

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

6

0

0

0

0

6

0

0

6

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0

(*)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(D

IK

0

(

D

0

(

D

0

(

D

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

(

(

(

0

1

Services

(»)

(

D

)

(

D

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(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

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)

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0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

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0

0

(

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)

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0

0

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0

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D

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Other

industriei

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries1

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

Fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

slectronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries....

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe..

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa..

Saharan

Other

Sub-Saharan..

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific ..

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

Sou£h Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC.

9,807

7,852

4,489

1,972

1,390

126

9

51

158

0

27

44

1

92

881

583

14

C)

460

C)

7

83

0

11

1,130

260

235

4

21

1,955

1,038

527

65

71

83

18

(

D)

266

(

D)

0

299

245

26

28

213

120

47

1

17

25

211

82

0

82

c:

129

0

27

102

150

73

0

76

557

11'

()

206

14

113

76

0

424

3,125

2,224

(

D)

1,194

739

113

0

0

0

0

0

7

0

3

616

455

0

0

455

0

0

0

0

0

0

()

0

0

901

415

45

0

(

D)

0

2

18

190

82

0

82

0

108

0

27

80

76

0

0

76

0

220

0

0

206

14

0

0

0

0

0

0

392

5,660

4,883

3,027

535

480

12

6

44

153

0

27

37

1

41

159

55

8

5

C)

6

•7

23

0

0

1,126

196

179

2

14

776

436

164

61

48

(

D)

18

0

0

(

D)

0

258

244

3

10

14

5

0

1

0

2

0

7

481

149

170

170

0

111

100

55

(

D)

C)

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

37

37

0

(*)

7

5

0

0

0

434

187

48

48

(*)

0

13

5

0

1

9

C)

C)

18

(*)

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

(•)

0

0

18

2

1

14

180

179

()

0

0

0

0

0

143

143

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

329

288

161

119

111

3

(*)

10

23

0

(*)

17

1

4

54

8

O

0

0

0

1

3

3

0

0

450

328

199

126

115

(*)

D

2,226

2,066

890

72

72

0

0

1

0

17

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,101

2

2

0

0

161

61

12

1

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

49

49

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,664

1,512

1,416

82

62

151

237

166

1

3

4

5

0

0

(*)

0

48

106

71

0

0

0

C)

1

(*)

58

0

11

()

2

(*)

116

0

0

0

0

(*)

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Total

number

of

affiliates

Distribution of responses to question of whether affiliate received—

Tax concessions

Yes No

No

response

Tariff concessions

Yes No

No

response

Subsidies

Yes No

No

respons<

Other incentives

Yes No

No

response

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

17,213

11,099

2,048

7,261

5,793

461

119

871

1,012

71

210

515

46

658

1,830

1,468

128

49

117

72

343

201

493

25

40

668

1,122

723

113

5,760

3,562

1,559

188

580

79

175

62

75

339

61

1,059

692

168

199

944

84

341

47

297

36

60

79

549

150

62

29

59

399

46

80

273

379

65

158

72

84

1,270

251

89

133

107

156

202

74

99

77

82

354

4,187

2,671

353

1,816

1,435

133

22

192

158

30

139

119

13

193

436

381

43

13

10

26

148

60

67

425

253

56

116

1,483

970

498

75

251

12

39

15

25

75

6

294

187

35

72

178

7

77

5

53

5

10

21

89

26

14

3

9

63

5

18

58

7

5

336

16

37

21

43

28

72

37

50

16

16

33

191

12,703

8,223

1,673

5,316

4,271

320

93

666

841

39

65

389

32

456

1,370

1,045

83

35

105

40

182

137

415

16

32

559

675

462

55

158

4,162

2,520

1,026

108

315

64

134

45

49

257

54

739

483

129

127

755

77

260

42

239

30

49

58

449

120

46

26

48

329

40

70

219

279

45

96

62

76

914

234

48

112

63

127

125

33

48

59

65

318

721

323

22

129

87

8

4

13

13

2

6

7

1

9

24

42

2

1

2

6

13

4

11

0

3

32

22

8

2

12

115

72

35

5

14

3

2

2

1

7

1

26

22

4

0

11

0

4

0

5

1

1

0

11

4

2

0

2

7

1

2

4

12

2

4

3

1,657

146

368

243

24

1

30

27

17

17

29

0

19

79

125

13

3

3

14

69

5

5

8

5

33

187

105

26

56

923

579

326

29

130

8

31

20

14

84

10

207

93

22

92

46

216

2

17

35

36

32

13

16

36

16

13

177

15,225

10,157

1,876

6,761

5,464

431

114

824

975

52

187

480

45

631

1,725

1,297

113

43

112

53

257

193

476

17

33

607

913

610

85

218

4,717

2,908

1,197

152

437

68

142

40

60

248

50

823

574

142

107

888

76

336

39

288

29

58

62

447

120

45

29

46

327

42

66

219

55

139

61

75

1,032

248

69

98

71

122

183

53

62

59

67

351

734

331

26

132

86

6

4

17

10

2

6

6

1

8

26

46

2

3

2

5

17

3

12

0

2

22

8

2

12

120

75

36

7

13

3

2

2

1

7

1

29

25

4

0

10

0

3

0

5

1

1

0

2,405

1,912

208

1,492

1,279

129

17

126

200

21

99

128

7

201

351

213

28

6

7

17

97

48

7

3

0

35

177

126

9

42

490

373

247

35

140

9

27

7

5

20

4

117

102

6

9

9

0

0

2

3

2

0

2

14,490

8,985

1,820

5,635

4,422

322

99

731

800

49

103

380

38

445

1,455

1,213

98

40

108

50

232

150

476

21

38

606

924

592

102

230

5,157

3,110

1,275

147

428

67

146

52

69

310

56

911

564

157

190

924

84

337

45

289

33

59

77

532

147

62

29

56

385

45

76

264

346

48

145

72

81

1,169

247

66

131

100

145

180

67

88

67

78

348

872

318

20

134

92

10

3

14

12

1

8

7

1

12

24

42

2

3

2

5

14

3

10

1

2

27

21

5

2

14

113

79

37

6

12

3

2

3

1

9

1

31

26

5

0

11

0

4

0

5

1

1

0

9

2

0

0

2

7

1

2

4

6

1

3

0

2

19

2

3

0

0

2

3

5

2

1

1

19

1,233

738

102

511

398

42

2

57

73

15

42

47

1

45

74

113

18

1

5

12

52

14

6

4

1

20

105

70

6

29

491

310

168

25

79

8

13

6

4

28

5

112

80

10

22

30

6

9

1

7

2

2

3

38

9

3

0

6

29

1

4

24

25

12

9

3

1

118

3

21

13

16

15

17

8

12

7

6

4

66

15,475

10,052

1,903

6,548

5,251

413

112

791

920

53

159

458

43

597

1,705

1,297

105

43

110

54

276

181

471

21

36

617

640

103

241

5,079

3,127

1,333

154

480

66

153

53

70

303

54

903

576

152

175

891

77

326

45

282

33

56

72

497

138

59

29

50

359

44

74

241

337

50

144

65

78

1,118

244

62

117

88

139

182

60

84

68

74

344

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Number of affiliates in columns 2, 5, 8, and 11 that received incentives

available to foreign-owned companies only

Number in

column 2

Number in

column 5

Number in

column 8

Number in

column 11

(14) (15) (16)

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland .

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean....

Other ...

Other Africa

Saharan

Ecrvot

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

478

251

26

201

150

18

109

46

4

26

3

3

1

1

8

0

26

14

7

5

37

0

14

1

16

0

2

4

24

10

161

44

10

23

14

0

0

1

5

10

5

1

4

117

54

26

3

12

1

1

2

0

7

0

18

7

3

8

10

1

0

1

1

2

0

5

21

6

3

0

3

15

2

0

13

6

0

2

3

1

36

0

2

5

7

22

220

182

23

150

136

15

1

7

30

0

14

11

3

23

32

14

4

0

0

1

8

0

1

0

0

(17)

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Distribution of responses to question of whether affiliate received—

Total

number

of

affiliates

(1)

17,213

1,798

1,001

559

442

152

21

94

37

439

206

6,999

689

169

141

379

1,721

510

500

278

72

361

808

196

101

95

612

890

26

214

90

560

724

73

96

292

263

369

318

51

1,798

92

199

90

256

103

133

196

75

162

320

172

3,698

2,408

1,290

2,199

763

627

102

707

1,329

147

713

182

118

99

96

218

86

166

28

189

1,190

103

180

122

58

227

345

335

Tax concessions

Yes

(2)

4,187

336

148

107

41

61

9

42

10

85

42

2,604

300

84

62

154

715

232

215

105

37

126

252

49

26

23

203

319

10

85

49

175

317

35

46

123

113

119

100

19

582

37

58

32

86

17

56

66

33

47

105

45

622

402

220

286

108

72

12

94

163

5

79

3

12

20

11

33

28

21

5

25

176

24

49

31

18

28

43

32

No

(3)

12,703

1,451

846

450

396

90

12

51

27

352

163

4,208

384

84

77

223

987

271

285

169

33

229

538

143

72

71

395

554

16

119

41

378

394

36

46

167

145

188

156

32

1,163

55

132

57

167

75

75

123

37

107

210

125

3,036

1,976

1,060

1,858

624

548

89

597

1,150

139

624

179

102

77

84

182

58

143

22

164

1,000

79

130

91

39

193

299

299

No

response

(4)

323

11

7

2

5

1

0

1

0

2

1

187

5

1

2

2

19

7

0

4

2

6

18

4

3

1

14

17

0

10

0

7

13

2

4

2

5

62

62

0

53

0

9

1

3

11

2

7

5

8

5

2

40

30

10

55

31

7

1

16

16

3

10

0

4

2

1

3

0

2

1

0

14

0

1

0

1

6

3

4

Tariff concessions

Yes

(5)

1,657

187

145

120

25

24

4

18

2

16

2

1,178

123

35

12

76

358

106

118

43

35

56

99

27

13

14

72

134

3

48

17

66

161

12

29

64

56

67

59

8

236

11

25

3

52

4

31

28

17

22

30

13

183

121

62

22

5

2

2

13

30

5

16

0

0

7

3

6

0

2

0

7

57

21

20

15

5

8

1

7

No

(6)

15,225

1,599

849

437

412

126

17

74

35

421

203

5,632

562

133

127

302

1,348

401

381

232

35

299

691

165

85

80

526

739

23

156

73

487

548

57

63

226

202

238

196

42

1,506

80

163

86

202

88

100

163

53

132

283

156

3,475

2,254

1,221

2,122

726

618

99

679

1,281

138

687

t 182

114

90

92

209

86

161

27

182

1,116

82

158

106

52

211

341

324

No

response

(7)

331

12

7

2

5

2

0

2

0

2

1

189

4

1

2

1

15

3

1

3

2

6

18

4

3

1

14

17

0

10

0

7

15

4

4

2

5

64

63

1

56

1

11

1

2

11

2

5

5

8

7

3

40

33

7

55

32

7

1

15

18

4

10

0

4

2

1

3

0

3

1

0

17

0

2

1

1

8

3

4

Yes

(8)

2,405

143

50

42

8

41

9

29

3

38

14

1,802

173

50

27

96

445

150

142

52

25

76

212

50

28

22

162

237

8

61

38

130

188

18

32

61

77

110

92

18

437

21

49

16

68

14

46

38

27

42

91

25

278

181

97

41

11

2

7

21

75

3

44

2

3

14

6

19

3

6

0

19

66

18

18

12

6

11

12

7

Subsidies

No

(9)

14,490

1,648

949

516

433

110

12

64

34

399

190

5,011

506

116

110

280

1,262

357

358

222

46

279

580

142

70

72

438

635

18

144

51

422

522

52

60

230

180

199

167

32

1,307

71

141

73

183

78

85

152

43

114

223

144

3,381

2,196

1,185

2,104

720

619

94

671

1,240

141

661

179

112

84

90

196

83

158

27

170

1,106

85

161

110

51

208

329

323

No

response

(10)

318

7

2

1

1

1

0

1

0

2

2

186

10

3

4

3

14

3

0

4

1

6

16

4

3

1

12

18

0

9

1

8

14

3

4

1

6

60

59

1

54

0

9

1

5

11

2

6

5

6

6

3

39

31

8

54

32

6

1

15

14

3

8

1

3

1

0

3

0

2

1

0

18

0

1

0

1

8

4

5

Other incentrv

Yes

(11)

1,233

106

69

61

8

18

2

10

6

16

3

859

75

16

13

46

256

81

87

23

17

48

68

21

10

11

47

131

7

34

20

70

99

10

17

34

38

46

39

7

184

5

20

2

23

4

16

24

11

27

39

13

157

99

58

36

10

10

3

13

38

3

15

0

0

7

2

6

0

10

0

10

37

11

14

10

4

1

4

7

No

(12)

15,475

1,656

912

489

423

132

19

82

31

412

200

5,884

597

146

126

325

1,425

419

407

246

53

300

717

167

85

82

550

736

18

170

69

479

604

57

74

257

216

261

217

44

1,544

86

166

84

231

85

115

169

58

127

271

152

3,464

2,255

1,209

2,083

714

605

97

667

1,265

140

681

180

112

90

92

207

85

154

27

178

1,123

91

162

109

53

216

334

320

es

No

response

(13)

505

36

20

9

11

2

0

2

0

11

3

256

17

7

2

8

40

10

6

9

2

13

23

8

6

2

15

23

1

10

1

11

21

6

5

1

9

62

62

0

70

1

13

4

2

14

2

3

6

8

10

7

77

54

23

80

39

12

2

27

26

4

17

2

6

2

2

5

1

2

1

1

30

1

4

3

1

10

7

8

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Number of affiliates in columns 2, 5, 8, and 11 that received incentive

available to foreign-owned companies only

Number in

column 2

Number in

column 5

Number in

column 8

Number in

column 11

(14) (15) (16)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances „

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures ,

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

478

47

22

6

16

8

2

3

3

14

3

273

29

13

6

10

63

20

17

11

5

10

32

161

24

22

14

8

1

0

1

0

1

0

104

10

5

0

5

26

12

4

3

4

3

6

0

0

0

6

15

0

5

2

8

23

1

3

16

3

7

4

3

17

0

6

0

4

0

1

1

1

2

1

1

220

19

2

1

1

2

1

10

1

166

16

6

1

9

33

10

5

2

3

13

25

5

4

1

20

21

0

6

2

13

21

0

3

10

8

5

3

2

45

1

8

2

5

3

4

5

1

4

(17)

107

12

8

7

1

3

1

1

1

1

0

57

7

1

2

4

19

3

3

3

5

5

2

0

0

0

2

8

1

4

1

2

6

1

2

1

2

4

3

1

11

0

2

1

2

1

2

2

1

0

0

0

19

10

9

8

1

5

0

2

4

0

3

0

0

0

0

3

0

1

0

0

7

0

6

4

2

0

1

0

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Total

number

of

affiliates

Distribution of responses to question of whether affiliate was required to—

Export a minimum amount1

Yes

No

response

Import no more than a certain

amount

 l

Yes No

No

response

Acquire a minimum amount of

inputs locally

Yes No

No

response

Employ a minimum amount of

local personnel or add a

minimum amount of labor

content to product(s)

Yes No

No

response

(1) (2) (3) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (12)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africi

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean...

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

SuhnSaharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

17,213

11,099

2,048

7,261

5,793

461

119

871

1,012

71

210

515

46

658

1,830

1,468

128

49

117

72

343

201

493

25

40

1,122

723

113

286

5,760

3,562

1,559

188

580

79

175

62

75

339

61

1,059

692

168

199

944

84

341

47

297

36

60

79

549

150

62

29

59

399

46

80

273

379

65

158

72

84

1,270

251

89

133

107

156

202

74

99

77

82

354

105

67

1

52

0

10

0

1

2

1

35

33

2

0

3

0

0

2

0

0

0

1

2

1

0

0

1

1

0

0

1

4

3

0

1

0

41

0

6

2

6

9

2

5

10

1

0

0

5

16,608

10,771

2,014

7,049

5,657

451

115

843

994

65

189

507

45

650

1,798

1,392

125

48

115

59

305

197

485

20

38

639

1,069

689

106

274

5,488

3,374

1,454

181

516

76

161

60

73

329

58

994

635

160

199

926

83

337

45

290

34

59

78

537

147

62

29

56

390

44

79

267

367

60

155

71

81

1,210

250

80

131

101

145

196

64

87

75

81

349

911

331

206

29

133

97

8

4

15

16

1

7

8

1

7

30

36

2

1

2

5

13

3

8

0

2

29

15

5

2

8

16

249

56

16

4

4

8

192

162

121

2

109

1

0

4

0

5

0

38

34

0

4

3

0

0

0

1

0

0

2

9

0

0

0

0

9

0

2

7

3

1

1

0

1

18

0

7

2

1

5

0

1

0

0

2

1

14

16,651

10,846

2,010

7,107

5,696

452

115

853

996

70

204

5"09

45

651

1,801

1,411

125

48

115

60

324

198

480

23

639

1,090

714

106

270

5,456

3,321

1,403

180

459

75

173

56

74

326

60

993

635

163

195

925

84

336

47

288

35

59

76

532

148

62

29

57

384

45

77

262

370

63

154

72

81

1,233

250

79

131

106

148

199

75

79

349

902

313

197

25

130

90

8

4

16

14

1

6

6

1

7

27

40

2

1

2

5

14

3

10

1

2

26

16

5

3

16

182

62

19

26

15

1

0

4

4

0

4

0

0

1

1

11

0

0

0

4

6

0

0

1

0

16,662

10,821

2,002

7,100

5,684

453

115

852

993

69

200

508

45

649

1,800

1,416

126

48

114

63

323

197

484

24

37

638

1,081

702

107

272

5,494

1,479

179

545

76

172

56

72

319

60

987

640

159

188

922

83

333

46

289

35

59

77

524

144

60

29

55

380

45

76

259

366

63

153

70

80

1,216

249

81

129

102

148

196

63

96

72

80

347

369

216

27

135

94

7

4

15

15

2

6

7

1

8

29

41

2

1

3

5

14

4

9

0

3

28

26

14

3

9

18

1,313

434

64

325

250

41

1

58

23

5

35

33

4

10

40

75

18

6

14

866

614

398

9

182

9

32

10

20

134

2

171

94

21

56

45

5

12

4

6

9

0

9

103

32

14

2

16

71

3

17

51

28

2

19

2

5

121

0

15

25

35

4

4

9

5

8

16

13

215

15,554

10,461

1,957

6,806

5,450

412

114

798

975

65

168

476

41

641

1,760

1,356

118

47

112

61

303

195

462

21

37

631

1,067

700

105

262

4,756

2,855

1,118

173

384

66

139

50

54

195

57

857

574

141

142

880

79

321

43

284

25

59

69

435

113

45

27

41

322

42

62

218

62

133

67

77

1,127

250

71

108

72

149

194

59

92

67

65

337

693

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Distribution of responses to question of whether affiliate

was required to—

Transfer technology to the

host country

No

No

response

Maintain a specified ratio

of exports to imports, or of

earnings of foreign

exchange to expenditures

of foreign exchange

Yes No

No

response

Number of affiliates in columns 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, and 17

subject to requirements applicable to foreign-owned

companies only

Number

column

2

Number

column

5

Number

in

column

Number

column

11

Number

column

14

Number

column

17

Addendum— Distribution

of responses to question of

whether U.S. parents had

to limit equity in affiliates

No

No

response

(14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan ,

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean....

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

615

200

43

121

15

21

14

2

5

414

177

105

10

32

3

14

5

10

30

1

66

51

3

12

6

1

0

1

0

3

0

1

73

27

18

2

7

46

2

19

25

34

1

16

6

11

130

6

13

51

12

9

5

8

8

10

134

16,247

10,683

1,981

6,999

5,600

445

114

837

981

64

188

497

44

641

1,789

1,399

125

46

112

61

315

196

485

22

37

620

1,083

701

109

273

5,215

3,301

1,414

171

535

72

159

55

64

299

59

962

615

160

187

925

83

337

45

291

32

59

78

463

118

41

27

50

345

43

59

243

63

137

64

69

1,118

244

72

145

194

61

89

65

73

349

774

966

416

67

262

193

16

5

34

31

7

22

18

2

17

41

69

22

4

13

545

261

145

17

45

7

21

2

9

54

3

21

30

46

2

21

8

15

152

7

17

51

14

11

8

13

10

12

9

5

158

241

70

1

4

171

143

79

1

62

1

5

2

2

5

1

62

61

1

0

2

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

5

2

0

0

2

3

0

1

2

3

3

0

0

0

20

0

5

2

0

4

0

3

3

3

0

0

10

16,601

10,802

2,011

7,059

5,665

450

115

847

995

68

196

504

44

646

1,800

1,394

126

46

113

64

311

197

480

22

35

635

1,097

713

110

274

5,449

1,438

180

504

75

167

58

72

324

58

963

603

162

198

927

84

337

46

288

34

59

79

533

145

62

29

54

388

45

77

266

365

60

153

72

80

1,223

248

78

130

107

150

197

66

94

72

81

350

899

371

227

29

148

99

10

4

16

14

1

8

7

1

10

28

49

2

2

4

6

17

4

12

17

7

2

8

140

91

42

7

14

3

3

2

1

10

2

34

28

5

1

15

0

4

0

8

2

1

0

197

64

17

2

1

1

0

131

78

48

1

26

2

6

1

1

11

0

20

15

2

3

10

0

3

1

2

1

0

131

33

24 737

149

24

76

38

2

0

9

6

1

3

11

1

0

1

1

0

27

3

1

1

4

18

31

23

4

4

579

331

110

1

26

1

16

50

0

207

201

2

4

14

1

1

0

3

7

0

2

56

14

6

2

6

42

1

34

7

34

0

29

158

2

45

25

19

22

1

21

155

16,139

10,746

2,000

7,049

5,659

451

115

846

990

69

200

498

44

647

1,799

1,390

125

47

114

66

303

194

483

24

34

621

1,076

695

107

274

5,053

3,145

1,409

181

540

75

156

52

66

279

60

819

464

160

195

917

83

335

47

288

28

59

77

481

134

56

27

51

347

44

42

261

337

64

124

69

80

1,090

248

39

108

88

132

198

47

90

66

74

340

754

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Total

number

of

affiliates

Distribution of responses to question of whether affiliate was required to—

Export a minimum amounti

Yes No

No

response

Import no more than a certain

amount *

Yes No

No

response

Acquire a minimum amount of

inputs locally

Yes No

No

response

Employ a minimum amount of

local personnel or add a

minimum amount of labor

content to product(s)

No

No

response

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

17,213

1,798

1,001

559

442

152

21

94

37

439

206

6,999

689

169

141

379

1,721

510

500

278

72

361

808

196

101

95

612

890

26

214

90

560

724

73

96

292

263

369

318

51

1,798

92

199

90

256

103

133

196

75

162

320

172

3,698

2,408

1,290

2,199

763

627

102

707

1,329

147

713

182

118

99

96

218

86

166

28

189

1,190

103

180

122

58

227

345

335

2

2

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

246

19

3

5

11

54

20

13

6

6

9

23

4

3

1

19

40

2

16

7

15

34

4

7

12

11

19

19

0

57

3

7

1

6

2

8

7

5

7

8

3

18

10

16,608

1,786

994

553

441

151

21

93

37

436

205

6,579

664

164

134

366

1,653

487

485

270

64

347

771

188

95

93

583

835

24

191

82

538

675

66

85

277

247

290

239

51

1,691

89

183

87

248

93

123

184

64

149

306

165

3,635

2,361

1,274

2,140

729

621

101

689

1,308

144

705

182

116

97

96

214

86

162

27

184

1,160

102

176

120

56

218

335

329

331

10

5

4

1

1

0

1

0

3

1

174

6

2

2

2

14

3

2

2

2

5

14

4

3

1

10

15

0

7

1

7

15

3

4

3

5

60

60

0

50

0

9

2

2

8

2

5

1

2

1

1

0

0

4

1

186

14

4

4

6

45

8

14

13

5

5

12

3

2

1

9

35

2

14

6

13

16

1

2

8

5

17

17

0

47

3

4

0

11

2

3

4

3

16,651

1,783

996

557

439

150

20

93

37

433

204

6,651

672

164

135

373

1,666

500

485

264

66

351

781

189

96

93

592

840

24

84

539

696

69

91

283

253

292

241

51

1,704

88

185

89

243

93

128

188

67

153

307

163

3,614

2,341

1,273

2,139

728

621

100

1,306

144

701

182

115

97

94

213

86

164

27

184

1,158

102

174

117

57

218

337

327

313

1

1

1

0

1

0

2

1

162

3

1

2

0

10

2

1

1

1

5

15

4

3

1

11

15

0

7

0

8

12

1

2

0

2

0

11

1

138

14

5

1

8

20

5

6

3

1

5

16,662

1,730

985

548

437

144

21

86

37

408

193

6,695

671

162

138

371

1,690

503

494

273

70

350

96

93

597

853

22

198

86

547

695

66

91

285

253

283

233

50

1,717

81

188

89

248

95

126

190

69

155

309

167

3,636

2,360

1,276

2,134

729

618

100

687

1,307

144

705

182

116

96

95

216

85

163

27

183

1,160

101

175

120

55

216

337

331

45

7

3

4

6

0

6

0

20

12

166

4

2

2

0

11

2

0

2

1

6

14

4

3

1

10

14

0

7

0

7

12

3

3

1

5

61

60

1

50

1

10

1

2

1,313

197

136

83

53

18

2

32

11

699

89

24

19

46

172

50

51

26

11

34

79

20

10

10

59

87

4

27

13

43

91

9

12

40

30

42

25

194

138

56

68

19

26

7

16

95

34

43

13

15,554

1,581

853

470

383

133

19

85

29

401

194

6,123

595

143

120

332

1,539

458

448

251

60

322

711

170

86

84

541

785

22

179

77

507

620

61

80

251

228

263

217

46

1,610

80

170

86

231

90

118

177

61

148

289

160

3,460

2,236

1,224

2,068

710

591

93

674

1,214

110

663

168

111

85

91

208

86

158

24

173

1,108

93

160

109

51

212

333

310

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Table II.I 4.—Affiliates That Were Subject to Performance Requirements of Foreign Governments, Industry of Affiliate by Type of RequirementContinued

Distribution of responses to question of whether affiliate

was required to—

Transfer technology to the

host country

Yes No

No

response

Maintain a specified ratio

of exports to imports, or of

earnings of foreign

exchange to expenditures

of foreign exchange

Yes No

No

response

Number of affiliates in columns 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, and 17

subject to requirements applicable to foreign-owned

companies only

Number

column

2

Number

in

column

5

Number

in

column

Number

column

11

Number

column

14

Number

column

17

Addendum— Distribution

of responses to question of

whether U.S. parents had

to limit equity in affiliates

Yes No

No

response

(14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

615

181

170

94

76

7

2

3

2

3

1

317

22

8

3

11

102

22

52

5

6

17

19

4

1

3

15

37

2

20

4

11

45

3

11

15

16

17

17

0

75

3

6

1

10

2

18

7

10

5

5

16,247

1,602

822

463

359

144

19

90

35

432

204

6,497

661

159

136

366

1,607

485

448

272

65

337

769

187

96

91

582

836

24

186

86

540

662

66

81

274

241

290

239

51

1,672

87

184

88

241

93

113

185

60

151

309

161

3,591

2,338

1,253

2,125

726

618

101

680

1,287

143

696

182

115

96

93

210

86

156

27

179

1,145

98

173

117

56

209

329

966

196

179

96

83

8

2

4

2

7

2

502

28

10

5

13

114

25

52

6

7

24

39

9

5

4

30

54

2

28

4

20

62

7

15

18

22

79

79

0

126

5

15

2

15

10

20

11

15

11

11

11

107

70

37

241

8

5

4

1

2

0

1

1

1

0

188

12

2

5

5

48

13

12

10

4

9

15

4

2

2

11

34

2

15

3

14

22

16,601

1,777

549

439

149

21

92

36

435

205

6,619

670

165

134

371

1,659

495

488

265

66

345

774

187

95

92

587

836

24

192

86

534

683

66

87

278

252

284

235

49

1,713

90

184

88

250

95

128

188

66

152

306

166

3,617

2,345

1,272

2,127

730

616

100

681

1,297

144

700

180

114

95

215

86

159

27

181

1,164

100

177

121

56

218

340

329

371

13

192

7

2

2

3

14

2

0

3

2

7

19

5

4

1

14

20

0

7

1

12

19

4

3

5

7

63

63

0

50

1

10

1

3

8

2

4

5

197

31

23

10

13

2

0

2

0

4

2

91

9

4

2

3

28

18

0

4

2

4

11

4

2

2

7

12

1

3

4

4

19

0

5

10

4

2

1

1

10

0

3

0

2

1

0

1

0

1

2

0

17

14

737

58

24

7

17

12

1

7

4

12

10

478

49

15

10

24

147

52

37

18

13

27

59

22

10

12

37

40

3

14

2

21

43

4

4

8

27

29

27

2

111

12

8

1

17

3

10

10

12

19

9

10

70

46

24

16,139

1,729

972

550

422

139

20

86

33

423

195

6,342

635

153

129

353

1,560

455

461

259

57

328

734

170

88

82

564

834

23

191

88

532

669

66

89

283

231

278

229

49

1,632

79

181

88

232

92

121

182

58

137

303

159

3,581

2,326

1,255

2,102

725

604

97

676

1,271

143

690

181

116

90

94

209

86

153

25

174

1,114

94

159

111

48

207

334

320

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Table ILK 1.—Balance Sheet of U.S. Parents—Assets, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

(1)

2,741,619

486,604

36,376

17,327

19,048

339,216

332,57^

99,969

11,042

1,017,654

79,981

11,361

15,088

53,532

178,692

96,718

36,824

22,283

13,970

8,896

114,528

69,926

38,726

31,200

44,602

132,954

8,729

26,367

65,380

32,477

127,364

5,908

46,011

18,688

56,757

191,065

136,396

54,669

193,070

27,187

15,444

17,522

32,813

18,962

14,170

2,027

8,321

15,156

33,508

7,960

43,418

24,602

18,816

677,188

104,516

570,470

1,827

375

52,717

4,763

16,960

3,534

2,059

4,231

2,953

4,183

4,006

7,481

9,436

10,071

464,039

3,291

3,599

1,581

2,019

13,572

342,401

101,176

Current assets

Total

(2)

925,797

153,164

8,484

2,543

5,941

84,240

82,211

57,360

3,080

437,034

30,229

4,387

3,907

21,935

62,316

31,181

14,361

9,526

3,299

3,950

50,177

28,339

18,764

9,575

21,837

65,119

5,187

13,395

30,038

16,498

71,379

3,191

24,590

9,900

33,699

79,552

46,347

33,205

78,262

11,625

9,100

5,230

9,152

7,115

5,600

1,013

2,922

4,846

17,510

4,150

27,071

15,885

11,185

182,607

98,426

83,951

189

40

17,039

660

7,124

2,084

952

792

1,252

2,043

1,826

2,314

2,129

2,986

108,883

1,560

781

415

366

7,020

49,052

50,469

C Vi

<^asn

items

(3)

65,135

6,902

939

336

602

4,487

4,368

1,226

251

28,339

2,136

234

216

1,685

5,276

1,596

1,622

1,532

226

300

2,376

1,104

725

379

1,271

3,658

119

649

1,848

1,042

5,072

141

1,541

875

2,515

4,237

2,168

2,069

5,585

96

864

183

1,371

666

230

145

343

240

1,105

342

2,093

1,300

794

13,837

2,213

11,608

8

8

3,301

195

1,147

211

68

474

203

191

318

584

605

452

10,662

92

35

16

19

642

6,703

3,191

Current receivables

Total

(4)

481,661

79,253

4,432

1,584

2,848

48,273

47,403

25,017

1,531

205,163

10,860

1,542

1,293

8,025

25,395

14,111

5,552

3,120

973

1,639

27,222

15,043

11,180

3,863

12,179

32,756

3,718

6,108

15,760

7,170

39,461

1,102

13,273

4,943

20,144

38,174

27,526

10,649

31,295

2,504

3,602

1,994

3,532

3,685

2,659

390

1,290

2,091

7,757

1,792

10,081

5,589

4,493

125,541

55,577

69,913

45

6

9,208

274

4,119

1,587

412

294

717

1,108

664

1,226

1,207

1,719

52,414

562

306

132

174

3,555

24,663

23,328

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

receivable

(5)

433,934

65,613

3,997

1,414

2,583

36,573

36,030

23,754

1,289

183,810

9,779

1,337

1,251

7,191

21,116

11,773

4,578

2,551

821

1,393

24,774

14,214

10,788

3,426

10,560

29,112

3,607

5,342

14,707

5,455

36,071

951

12,769

3,746

18,605

36,206

25,792

10,414

26,752

1,485

3,335

1,816

3,172

3,394

2,538

350

1,054

1,887

6,043

1,678

9,138

5,097

4,041

121,277

53,199

68,063

15

C)

8,304

248

3,732

1,485

324

265

685

974

653

893

1,173

1,604

45,793

277

196

63

132

3,117

21,967

20,236

Other

(6)

47,726

13,640

435

170

265

11,700

11,373

1,263

243

21,353

1,081

204

42

835

4,279

2,338

974

569

152

246

2,448

829

392

437

1,619

3,644

111

765

1,053

1,715

3,390

151

504

1,197

1,539

1,969

1,734

235

4,543

1,019

267

179

360

291

121

40

236

203

1,714

114

944

492

452

4,263

2,378

1,849

30

6

904

26

386

102

89

29

32

135

11

332

34

115

6,621

285

111

69

42

438

2,696

3,092

T

inventories

(7)

233,943

30,416

2,080

485

1,595

21,918

21,435

5,713

705

154,420

13,451

2,171

1,738

9,542

24,574

12,080

5,188

3,663

1,900

1,742

16,496

10,234

5,334

4,900

6,263

23,374

942

6,224

9,297

6,911

18,775

1,424

7,464

3,251

6,635

26,919

8,496

18,423

30,831

6,073

4,068

2,055

3,454

1,760

2,108

351

1,141

1,610

6,568

1,644

11,361

6,429

4,932

2,552

62

2,431

59

0

2,245

109

686

144

50

17

138

337

642

300

257

252

32,949

614

327

204

124

681

12,523

18,803

Other

 l

(8)

145,059

36,593

1,033

138

895

9,562

9,005

25,405

593

49,112

3,783

440

660

2,682

7,072

3,394

1,998

1,211

201

268

4,082

1,958

1,525

433

2,124

5,331

407

415

3,133

1,375

8,072

524

2,312

831

4,405

10,221

8,156

2,064

10,551

2,953

567

997

795

1,005

602

126

148

905

2,081

372

3,535

2,568

966

40,677

40,575

0

77

26

2,284

82

1,172

142

422

6

194

407

202

205

60

564

12,858

292

112

63

49

2,142

5,164

5,147

Noncurrent assets

Total

(9)

1,815,822

333,439

27,892

14,785

13,107

254,976

250,367 -

42,609

7,962

580,620

49,751

6,973

11,181

31,597

116,376

65,538

22,463

12,758

10,671

4,946

64,352

41,587

19,962

21,625

22,765

67,835

3,543

12,972

35,342

15,979

55,985

2,718

21,421

8,789

23,058

111,513

90,049

21,464

114,808

15,561

6,344

12,293

23,661

11,847

8,570

1,014

5,399

10,310

15,998

3,810

16,347

8,716

7,631

494,581

6,090

486,519

1,638

335

35,678

4,103

9,836

1,450

1,107

3,439

1.701

2,140

2,180

5,166

7,307

7,085

355,156

1,730

2,819

1,166

1,653

6,552

293,349

50,706

Net

property,

plant, and

equipment

(10)

934,067

242,940

19,920

11,514

8,405

188,026

187,224

28,633

6,362

334,951

28,453

4,427

5,255

18,770

73,321

44,419

9,734

6,945

8,794

3,429

43,631

31,009

15,795

15,214

12,622

37,707

1,599

8,274

18,198

9,636

30,755

1,457

10,410

5,965

12,923

40,579

27,380

13,199

80,504

8,106

4,626

11,067

18,590

6,865

5,379

699

3,665

8,071

10,900

2,536

9,037

4,138

4,899

17,997

1,148

15,698

1,151

(*)

23,446

3,380

5,679

450

377

2,633

1,158

1,060

344

2,366

6,000

5,678

305,696

958

1,937

459

1,479

4,156

272,135

26,510

Equity

investment in

foreign

affiliates

(11)

172,973

44,355

4,679

2,073

2,606

33,348

32,920

5,629

698

104,028

7,579

1,083

753

5,743

23,954

11,897

6,828

3,610

918

701

9,290

4,302

753

3,549

4,988

18,163

685

2,926

11,545

3,008

7,914

509

1,835

617

4,953

21,505

18,666

2,839

15,623

3,027

1,058

510

2,270

559

2,377

128

784

1,311

3,015

583

3,630

2,261

1,369

8,092

747

7,025

39

281

2,956

212

1,006

338

53

111

160

344

269

957

239

274

9,912

482

482

371

111

784

4,815

3,348

Other

noncurrent

investments *

(12)

419,444

25,901

1,615

381

1,234

18,737

15,57D6

5,214

335

40,568

5,085

496

3,130

1,460

8,181

5,266

2,035

210

371

299

6,377

4,882

2,653

2,229

1,495

3,393

779

240

1,273

1,101

7,853

421

5,798

390

1,245

4,166

2,971

1,195

5,512

1,111

106

238

848

961

392

77

427

451

710

191

953

552

401

335,264

1,355

333,517

363

28

1,593

190

380

91

13

6

58

212

325

138

422

137

15,164

146

282

260

22

586

9,442

4,708

Other

(13)

289,337

20,243

1,678

817

861

14,864

14,648

3,134

567

101,073

8,634

967

2,043

5,624

10,918

3,956

3,866

1,993

587

517

5,053

1,393

761

632

3,660

8,572

480

1,532

4,325

2,234

9,462

331

3,378

1,817

3,937

45,264

41,032

4,231

13,169

3,317

554

478

1,953

3,462

422

110

524

477

1,372

500

2,727

1,765

962

133,228

2,839

130,279

84

26

7,683

322

2,771

569

663

689

326

524

1,243

1,706

645

996

24,383

144

117

76

41

1,026

6,956

16,139

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Table ILK 2.—Balance Sheet of U.S. Parents—Liabilities and Owners' Equity, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

(1)

2,741,619

486,604

36,376

17,327

19,048

339,216

332,578

99,969

11,042

1,017,654

79,981

11,361

15,088

53,532

178,692

96,718

36,824

22,283

13,970

8,896

114,528

69,926

38,726

31,200

44,602

132,954

8,729

26,367

65,380

32,477

127,364

5,908

46,011

18,688

56,757

191,065

136396

54,669

193,070

27,187

15,444

17,522

32,813

18,962

14,170

2,027

8,321

15,156

33,508

7,960

43,418

24,602

18,816

677,188

104,516

570,470

1,827

375

52,717

4,763

16,960

3,534

2,059

4,231

2,953

4,183

4,006

7,481

9,436

10,071

464,039

3,291

3,599

1,581

2,019

13,572

342,401

101,176

Liabilities

Total

(2)

1,785,905

283,117

20,742

10,365

10,377

177,303

171,939

77,682

7,390

558,143

39,195

5,477

6,537

27,182

81,821

47,708

12,731

8,930

8,292

4,159

70,587

44,024

26,202

17,822

26,563

62,135

5,740

13,470

26,226

16,699

76,253

3,000

28,824

9,679

34,749

135,146

100,275

34,871

93,007

14,652

6,477

8,999

16,147

9,604

6,770

880

4,074

8,732

12,849

3,823

25,839

13,634

12,206

601,243

98,561

501,418

1,168

95

32,997

3,101

11,325

2,341

1,602

3,512

1,574

2,2%

2,188

4,171

6,279

5,933

284,566

1,512

1,627

534

1,093

8,970

202,199

70,256

Current liabilities

Total

(3)

744,616

136,485

5,069

2,295

2,774

74,024

73,103

54,550

2,842

265,683

17,696

2,562

2,475

12,659

33,180

17,934

6,991

4,488

2,032

1,734

29,500

17,651

12,282

5,369

11,850

31,158

3,519

6,014

13,558

8,066

44,998

1,626

13,982

5,649

23,741

73,061

51,668

21,393

36,090

4,736

3,186

3,055

5,045

4,270

2,903

430

1,505

2,478

6,765

1,717

16,612

8,952

7,660

237,404

91,815

145,307

264

17

12,372

758

4,945

1,806

588

581

695

1,276

928

1,583

1,360

2,799

76,061

826

401

179

221

5,400

45,939

23,495

Trade

accounts and

trade notes

payable

(4)

468,712

91,094

2,586

1,210

1,376

38,874

38,320

47,646

1,990

122,511

7,890

1,024

1,032

5,834

12,719

7,983

1,474

1,514

969

778

13,061

10,333

7,933

2,399

2,728

12,312

1,924

3,183

4,668

2,537

18,096

594

3,733

2,080

11,689

44,311

34,535

9,776

14,122

1,655

1,401

911

2,367

1,629

1,253

155

477

1,391

2,227

655

9,990

4,731

5,260

207,868

81,868

125,888

109

2

6,263

318

2,403

1,198

170

308

213

514

500

666

429

1,947

30,986

136

156

41

115

2,341

17,119

11,234

Other

(5)

275,904

45,390

2,484

1,085

1,398

35,150

34,783

6,904

852

143,172

9,806

1,538

1,443

6,825

20,461

9,951

5,517

2,974

1,063

956

16,439

7,318

4,348

2,969

9,121

18,846

1,595

2,831

8,890

5,529

26,901

1,032

10,249

3,569

12,052

28,750

17,133

11,617

21,968

3,081

1,785

2,144

2,677

2,641

1,650

275

1,028

1,087

4,539

1,062

6,622

4,221

2,401

29,536

9,947

19,419

155

15

6,109

440

2,542

608

418

272

482

762

428

916

931

852

45,075

690

245

139

106

3,059

28,820

12,261

Noncurrent liabilities

Total

(6)

1,041,289

146,632

15,672

8,070

7,602

103,279

98,836

23,132

4,549

292,461

21,499

2,915

4,061

14,523

48,641

29,774

5,740

4,442

6,260

2,425

41,087

26,373

13,920

12,453

14,714

30,977

2,221

7,455

12,668

8,633

31,256

1,375

14,842

4,030

11,008

62,085

48,607

13,478

56,916

9,917

3,291

5,944

11,103

5,334

3,867

450

2,569

6,254

6,084

2,106

9,228

4,682

4,546

363,839

6,747

356,110

904

78

20,625

2,342

6,380

535

1,014

2,931

879

1,021

1,260

2,588

4,919

3,135

208,505

686

1,227

355

872

3,570

156,260

46,761

Long-term

debt

(7)

485,585

92,718

11,833

6,065

5,768

62,590

58,33^

15,094

3,201

206,176

14,179

2,382

1,744

10,053

35,254

21,676

3,891

2,707

5,076

1,905

30,547

19,337

10,260

9,077

11,209

24,627

1,855

6,517

9,865

6,390

18,563

1,113

8,560

2,776

6,113

44,650

35,705

8,945

38,356

5,723

2,611

3,925

8,106

3,016

2,739

392

1,911

3,948

4,180

1,806

6,821

3,231

3,590

24,231

5,371

18,020

772

69

16,212

1,849

4,713

240

906

2,639

455

473

855

2,297

4,160

2,339

139,429

563

714

150

564

2,551

110,339

25,262

Other

(8)

555,703

53,914

3,840

2,005

1,835

40,689

40,504

8,038

1,348

86,285

7,320

533

2,317

4,470

13,386

8,098

1,849

1,735

1,183

520

10,540

7,036

3,660

3,376

3,504

6,350

367

938

2,803

2,242

12,693

261

6,282

1,254

4,896

17,436

12,903

4,533

18,560

4,194

680

2,019

2,996

2,318

1,128

58

658

2,307

1,904

300

2,407

1,451

956

339,608

1,376

338,090

132

10

4,413

494

1,668

295

109

292

425

547

405

292

760

795

69,076

124

513

204

308

1,019

45,921

21,499

Owners'

equity

(9)

955,714

203,487

15,634

6,962

8,672

161,914

160,640

22,287

3,652

459,511

40,786

5,884

8,551

26,350

96,872

49,010

24,093

13,353

5,679

4,736

43,941

25,902

12,524

13,378

18,039

70,819

2,989

12,898

39,154

15,778

51,111

2,908

17,186

9,009

22,008

55,919

36,121

19,798

100,063

12,535

8,968

8,523

16,666

9,358

7,400

1,147

4,248

6,423

20,659

4,137

17,578

10,968

6,610

75,945

5,954

69,053

658

280

19,720

1,662

5,635

1,192

457

719

1,379

1,887

1,818

3,310

3,157

4,138

179,473

1,778

1,972

1,046

925

4,602

140,202

30,919

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estateFinance, except banking

Insurance .'

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers) ....

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services ,

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities....

Retail trade

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Table ILL 1.—Property, Plant, and Equipment of U.S. Parents, Industry by Type

 1

[Millions of dollars]

Net property,

plant, and

equipment at

close F Y 1981

(1)

860,439

215,980

17,363

10,134

7,229

167,513

166,692

25,842

5,262

309,923

25,510

4,234

4,892

16,384

67,153

41,139

8,213

6,138

8,619

3,045

42,820

30,531

16,042

14,489

12,289

34,188

1,770

7,545

15,758

9,115

27,888

1,398

9,407

5,330

11,754

37,560

25,815

11,745

74,803

7,469

4,407

10,641

16,779

6,172

5,240

613

3,569

8,065

9,639

2,210

8,109

3,656

4,453

23,417

993

21,339

1,084

(*)

20,070

3,015

5,318

514

273

2,683

924

925

308

1,802

4,964

4,663

282,940

831

1,787

468

1,319

4,079

251,260

24,982

Total

(2)

82,371

26,960

2,557

1,380

1,177

20,513

20,531

2,791

1,100

25,028

2,942

193

363

2,386

6,168

3,280

1,521

808

175

385

811

478

-247

725

333

3,519

-171

729

2,440

521

2,867

59

1,003

635

1,170

3,019

1,566

1,454

5,700

637

219

426

1,811

693

139

86

96

6

1,261

326

928

483

446

3,323

155

3,101

67

(*)

3,376

365

360

-63

105

-51

234

135

36

564

1,036

1,015

22,756

127

150

-9

159

76

20,875

1,528

Capitalized

expenditures

 2

(3)

188,266

54,338

6,226

3,682

2,544

40,721

40,594

5,701

1,691

72,867

6,254

911

859

4,485

14,287

8,296

2,563

1,298

(

D)

(

D)

6,285

(

D)

2,184

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

177

(

D)

6,823

(

D)

(

D)

299

3,914

(

D)

(D)

10,557

7,435

3,122

(

D)

(

D)

928

1,402

(D)

1,692

874

119

492

877

3,051

713

(

Dy

(

D)

1,089

(D)

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

764

1,438

107

124

305

547

355

98

(

D)

1,385

1,920

46,334

(D)

(

D)

(D)

(D)

903

39,319

5,257

Depreciation,

depletion, and

(4)

84,521

22,262

2,523

1,559

964

16,498

16,414

2,703

538

37,254

2,565

391

407

1,767

7,540

4,980

808

540

829

383

3,637

2,263

1,249

1,015

1,374

5,579

251

(

D)

3,226

(

D)

4,399

183

1,819

(

D)

(

D)

5,043

3,304

1,739

8,491

998

616

928

1,443

702

592

94

375

883

1,559

301

1,058

557

501

1,595

(

D)

1,459

(

D)

(•)

2,329

166

910

182

18

235

265

209

34

(

D)

333

(

D)

20,024

98

246

(D)

(

D)

437

16,749

2,495

Other

 3

(5)

-21,374

-5,116

-1,146

-743

-403

-3,710

-3,649

-207

-54

-10,585

-747

-328

-88

-332

-579

-36

-234

49

(

D)

(

D)

-1,837

(

D)

-1,183

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

-97

-90

-1,157

(

D)

(

D)

-57

-1,091

(

D)

-135

-2,495

-2,566

71

(D)

(

D)

-93

-48

(

D)

-297

-144

61

-22

12

-231

-86

(D)

(

D)

-142

(

D)

-165

(D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

-232

-168

12

-1

-120

-48

-11

-27

-42

-16

(

D)

-3,554

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

-389

-1,696

-1,234

Net property,

plant, and

equipment at

close F Y 1982

(6)

942,810

242,940

19,920

11,514

8,405

188,026

187,224

(D)

28,633

6,362

334,951

28,453

4,427

5,255

18,770

73,321

44,419

9,734

6,945

8,794

3,429

43,631

31,009

15,795

15,214

12,622

37,707

1,599

8,274

18,198

9,636

30,755

1,457

10,410

5,965

12,923

40,579

27,380

13,199

80,504

8,106

4,626

11,067

18,590

6,865

5,379

699

3,665

8,071

10,900

2,536

9,037

4,138

4,899

26,739

1,148

24,441

1,151

(*)

23,446

3,380

5,679

450

377

2,633

1,158

1,060

344

2,366

6,000

5,678

305,696

958

1,937

459

1,479

4,156

272,135

26,510

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural ga

Oil and gas field services ,

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products..

OtherChemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate..

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services..

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilitiesRetail trade

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Table ILL 2.—Capital Expenditures by U.S. Parents, Industry by Type

[Millions of dollars]

All expenditures

Total

(=cols.

4+7)

For land,

timber, and

mineral

rights

(=cols.

5+8)

For plant

and

equipment

(=cols.

6+9)2

Capitalized expenditures

Total3

For land,

timber, and

mineral

rights

For plant

and

equipment

 2

Petroleum and mining exploration and

development expenditures charged

against income

Total

For

acquisition

or leasing

of mineral

rights

For plant

and

equipment

 2

Addendum—

Expenditures

for major items

of used plant

and equipment

 l

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products...

Printing and publishing..

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products.

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and

film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services ,

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction «...

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

200,404

65,171

6,905

4,248

2,658

49,388

49,262

(

D

)

7,082

1,795

73,787

6,254

911

859

4,485

14,862

8,623

2,565

1,298

1,483

893

6,433

4,395

2,202

2,193

2,038

10,884

177

1,879

6,823

2,005

8,814

299

3,914

1,704

2,897

10,557

7,435

3,122

15,983

1,952

928

1,402

3,867

1,692

874

119

492

892

3,051

713

2,491

1,402

1,089

5,922

5,386

(*)

6,462

764

1,438

107

124

305

547

355

98

857

1,385

1,920

46,572

351

635

<j

909

39,420

5,25"

15,854

10,676

1,088

993

95

8,671

8,670

C)

1

822

94

2,987

193

39

36

118

830

351

34

49

364

32

423

352

90

262

71

208

54

66

88

311

5

42

61

202

121

75

46

901

219

2

253

183

69

14

1

13

101

41

5

264

229

164

C)

D

534

43

13

C)

398

72

4

1,228

(

r

('.

28

0

29

482

214

184,550

54,495

5,817

3,255

2,562

40,717

40,592

(

D

)

6,260

1,700

70,799

6,061

872

822

4,367

14,032

8,272

2,531

1,249

1,119

861

6,009

4,042

2,111

1,931

1,967

10,676

177

1,825

6,758

1,917

8,503

294

3,872

1,642

2,695

10,436

7,360

3,076

15,082

1,732

926

1,149

3,684

1,623

860

118

480

792

3,009

708

2,227

1,173

1,054

5,757

C)

5,928

721

1,425

107

116

547

351

93

459

1,314

1,916

45,344

r

(

880

38,939

5,043

188,266

54,338

6,226

3,682

2,544

40,721

40,594

(

D)

(

5,701

1,691

72,867

6,254

911

859

4,485

14,287

8,296

2,563

1,298

(

D)

6,285

(

D)

2,184

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

177

(

D)

6,823

(

D)

(

D)

299

3,914

(

D)

(

10,557

7,435

3,122

(

D)

()

928

1,402

(

D

)

1,692

874

119

492

877

3,051

713

()

1,089

(*)

(

D)

764

1,438

107

124

305

547

355

98

()

1,385

1,920

46,334

D

903

39,319

5,257

13,912

9,231

934

847

87

7,471

7,470

(*)

1

2,574

193

39

36

118

670

277

32

49

(

329

(

D)

74

(

C)

()

35

(

23

439

214

174,354

45,107

5,292

2,835

2,457

33,250

33,124

(

D)

)

4,968

1,597

70,292

6,061

872

822

4,367

13,617

8,019

2,531

1,249

(

D)

(

5,956

(

D)

2,111

D

()

177

66

(D)

311

5

42

61

202

121

75

1(D?)

2

253

69

14

1

13

98

41

5

6,758

1,917

(

D]

294

3,872

(

D;

(

D3

10,436

7,360

3,07^

1,732

926

1,149

1,622

860

118

480

780

3,009

708

1,054

C)

5,928

721

1,425

107

116

305

547

351

93

459

1,314

1,916

0

0

0

880

38,881

5,043

12,138

10,832

679

565

114

8,668

8,668

0

0

1,382

104

920

0

0

0

0

574

327

2

0

)

148

(

D)

17

1,942 10,196

0

0

238

(

r

(•

101

0

1,444

154

146

8

1,200

1,200

A

U

089

1

413

0

0

0

0

159

73

2

DO

94

17

9,388

525

420

105

7,467

7,467

A

U

0 1,293

103

507

0

0

0

0

415

253

0

DO

54

1

58

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Table ILL 3.—Petroleum and Mining Exploration and Development

Expenditures by U.S. Parents, Industry by Type

[Millions of dollars]

Total

expendi-

tures

Capitalized

expendi-

tures *

Expendi-

tures

charged

against

income

 2

(1) (2

)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and comput-

ers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utili-

ties

Retail trade

47,167

41,654

4,227

3,745

482

32,118

32,11800

4,538

771

3,0540C)

1,759

1,17820

520

1130

622000000

1320000

1,533

1,0500

35,029

30,822

3,548

3,179

369

23,451

23,45100

3,156

667

2,1340

(*)

1,184

85200

37

D

2

96000000

11700

(*)00

1,295

9490

(3)

12,138

10,832

679

565

114

8,668

8,66800

1,382

104

9200000

574

32720

14

D

8

170000001500

(*)

1010

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Table II.M 1.—Income Statement of U.S. Parents, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Income

Total Sales

Income

from

equity

investments

Capital

gains/ Other

Costs and expenses

Total

Cost of

goods sold

Selling,

general,

and

administrative

expenses

U.S.

income

taxes

Other

Net

income

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except' banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other..

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services.:

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utili

ties

Retail trade

2,416,252

586,519

19,082

5,964

13,118

420,208

412,063

(

D)

(

135,597

11,632

1,049,853

122,392

19,325

15,326

87,741

177,514

91,810

34,258

10,614

11,932

101,130

58,203

33,573

24,630

42,927

121,212

6,928

24,127

55,096

35,061

130,114

8,312

48,496

21,165

52,141

187,514

114,026

73,488

209,977

23,626

24,113

18,139

32,052

22,978

17,835

2,701

9,128

13,678

34,962

10,766

131,527

53,504

78,023

202,844

16,516

185,872

180

277

48,363

4,829

16,951

3,506

1,542

1,293

3,57r

7,038

2,857

5,737

8,394

9,595

397,145

3,124

1,726

560

1,166

31,484

201,459

159,351

2,348,388

570,213

17,123

5,517

11,606

408,560

400,967

(

D)

133,173

11,356

1,017,591

119,431

18,825

14,805

85,800

169,628

88,618

31,511

27,718

10,129

11,653

100,142

58,131

34,342

23,789

42,011

115,679

6,643

23,136

51,706

34,194

126,194

8,088

47,543

20,542

50,021

182,242

110,523

71,719

204,276

22,703

23,612

17,604

31,348

22,577

17,566

2,624

8,832

13,406

33,452

10,552

129,493

52,082

77,412

196,492

15,984

180,338

170

0

46,745

4,763

16,399

3,424

1,491

1,187

3,426

6,869

2,588

5,443

8,199

9,354

387,854

2,986

1,699

564

1,134

30,999

196,027

156,144

25,713

8,776

1,067

134

934

6,181

5,755

(

D)

()

1,396

132

12,301

988

161

237

591

3,418

982

1,544

597

184

111

437

137

-17

154

300

2,944

76

499

2,236

133

1,024

91

303

292

339

2,261

1,796

465

1,228

333

93

33

11

91

82

7

74

14

423

67

411

323

2,276

253

1,751

1

271

541

36

80

6

5

38

168

171

30

56

1,408

51

6

4

185

744

422

4,981

1,276

418

154

264

789

758

46

23

-478

169

7

-81

243

301

91

18

82

93

16

-1,443

-1,221

-1,354

133

-222

326

C)

14

102

210

-49

-2

61

37

-146

-74

-201

127

293

15

143

53

-18

46

-47

32

33

22

757

593

164

2,911

101

2,819

-10

1

111

16

-5

4

-3

-8

1

-3

13

38

54

405

13

-52

-44

-8

18

443

-1'

37,170

6,254

474

160

315

4,677

4,583

(

D)

()

981

122

20,440

1,805

332

365

1,107

4,167

2,120

1,185

502

207

153

1,994

1,156

602

554

838

2,263

210

478

1,052

524

2,946

135

589

295

1,927

3,085

1,908

1,177

4,180

575

265

450

711

264

234

63

217

225

1,053

124

866

506

1,165

179

963

18

5

966

15

478

45

52

102

149

130

104

110

128

131

7,479

75

74

35

39

282

4,246

2,802

2,314,208

561,672

16,932

5,199

11,733

401,074

393,038

(

D)

132,583

11,083

1,009,288

117,187

18,528

14,360

84,300

166,219

88,252

29,577

26,650

10,355

11,385

103,303

61,572

36,165

25,407

41,731

113,497

7,105

23,746

48,718

33,928

123,631

8,006

46,357

20,153

49,114

185,147

114,079

71,068

200,304

21,377

23,148

17,571

31,262

21,649

17,473

2,569

8,827

13,850

32,250

10,329

129,504

52,137

77,367

189,413

15,223

174,008

172

10

45,383

4,680

16,173

3,372

1,492

1,198

3,366

6,745

2,677

5,536

7,835

8,482

378,947

2,971

1,750

664

1,086

30,937

187,179

156,110

1,860,569

505,389

12,400

3,699

8,701

359,058

351,674

(

D)

124,297

9,634

774,573

86,503

13,485

9,860

63,159

117,754

70,581

14,956

15,651

8,325

8,241

88,217

54,362

32,658

21,704

33,855

80,199

5,683

18,116

31,075

25,324

93,534

6,247

36,373

14,775

36,139

160,785

102,874

57,911

147,580

14,424

18,180

14,739

25,560

13,053

13,376

1,971

7,191

11,014

21,175

6,896

115,368

43,794

71,574

156,946

11,003

145,805

138

0

32,247

2,857

10,963

2,279

995

788

2,380

4,521

1,894

4,381

5,653

6,499

276,047

2,320

1,447

550

897

28,461

132,998

110,821

329,420

26,997

2,222

570

1,653

19,814

19,283

(

D)

()

4,204

758

180,888

24,658

3,754

3,674

17,230

38,451

13,269

11,914

9,116

1,602

2,548

11,093

5,142

3,057

2,085

5,951

24,566

945

4,416

12,498

6,707

23,329

1,382

7,304

4,365

10,278

18,255

7,681

10,574

40,537

4,563

4,000

2,019

4,474

6,826

3,440

444

1,306

2,120

8,569

2,775

10,972

6,316

4,655

27,403

3,715

23,671

11

9,714

1,559

4,058

336

218

746

1,860

500

661

1,347

1,588

73,446

503

129

5

r

72

1,465

31,832

39,517

46,050

10,885

1,125

468

657

8,234

8,257

(

D)

()

1,270

256

19,421

2,871

523

507

1,841

3,495

308

1,585

1,359

-1

244

-528

-1,130

-965

-165

602

3,406

-47

C)

2,953

501

2,714

170

872

542

1,129

1,982

889

1,093

5,482

1,476

549

165

339

1,099

97

100

93

-51

1,249

366

1,446

1,065

381

1,608

483

1,107

15

1,504

r

557

116

41

24

141

234

129

404

232

11,186

87

-31

-39

8

356

8,578

2,197

78,169

18,401

1,185

463

722

13,969

13,824

(

D)

2,812

435

34,406

3,156

767

319

2,070

6,520

4,094

1,122

524

428

351

4,522

3,199

1,415

1,784

1,323

5,327

524

1,214

2,192

1,396

4,053

206

1,809

471

1,567

4,124

2,635

1,489

6,705

914

419

647

888

671

560

55

237

766

1,257

292

1,719

961

758

3,455

22

3,424

8

1

1,919

59!

78

119

168

100

131

430

162

18,268

61

205

97

108

656

13,772

3,575

(11)

102,044

24,847

2,150

765

1,385

19,133

19,025

D )

3,014

550

40,565

5,205

797

967

3,441

11,295

3,558

4,681

2,249

259

548

-2,173

-3,369

-2,592

-777

1,196

7,715

-178

381

6,379

1,132

6,483

306

2,138

1,012

3,027

2,367

-53

2,421

9,673

2,249

965

568

791

1,329

362

132

301

-173

2,712

437

2,023

1,367

656

13,432

1,294

11,864

8

266

2,980

148

778

134

50

95

207

293

180

201

559

1,113

18,197

153

-24

-104

80

547

14,280

3,241

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Table II.N 1.—Sales of Goods and Services by U.S. Parents, Industry by Type and Destination

[Millions of dollars]

Goods and services

Total

To U.S.

persons

To

foreign

affiliates

To other

foreign

persons

Goods1

Total

To U.S.

persons

To

foreign

affiliates

To other

foreign

persons

Services

 2

Total

To U.S.

persons

To

foreign

affiliates

To other

foreign

persons

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries..

Petroleum

Gil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

2,348,388

570,213

17,123

5,517

11,606

408,560

400,967

D

()

133,173

11,356

1,017,591

119,431

18,825

14,805

85,800

169,628

88,618

31,511

27,718

10,129

11,653

100,142

58,131

34,342

23,789

42,011

115,679

6,643

23,136

51,706

34,194

126,194

8,088

47,543

20,542

50,021

182,242

110,523

71,719

204,276

22,703

23,612

17,604

31,348

22,577

17,566

2,624

8,832

13,406

33,452

10,552

129,493

52,082

77,412

196,492

15,984

180,338

170

0

46,745

4,763

16,399

3,424

1,491

1,187

3,426

6,869

2,588

5,443

8,199

9,354

387,854

2,986

1,699

564

1,134

30,999

196,027

156,144

2,067,535

450,590

15,478

5,506

9,972

322,791

315,592

(

D)

()

101,052

11,270

905,994

115,241

17,757

14,663

82,821

153,036

77,984

28,954

26,545

9,078

10,475

92,752

53,735

32,704

21,031

39,017

95,680

5,622

16,793

43,876

106,858

7,577

39,856

16,928

42,497

154,251

96,794

57,456

188,177

19,746

23,002

16,186

29,216

22,129

16,469

2,509

8,346

12,674

27,861

10,039

95,259

40,475

54,784

192,551

15,521

176,860

169

0

44,014

4,635

15,479

3,348

1,410

1,032

3,191

6,499

2,507

4,232

8,057

9,104

379,127

2,516

1,551

547

1,004

28,057

191,426

155,577

109,497

58,831

D

()

44,943

44,770

D

()

13,490

(

D)

42,834

833

132

51

650

6,237

3,311

1,777

667

118

364

1,498

623

134

489

876

10,215

608

1,667

6,595

1,344

7,482

127

4,455

1,686

1,214

10,979

10,082

896

5,591

214

144

109

296

126

492

33

153

240

3,576

208

4,922

(

D)

1,318

(

D)

(

D)

C)

0

374

(

D)

159

2

131

1,218

116

16

433

171,356

60,792

D

()

40,826

40,605

D

()

18,632

(

D)

68,763

3,357

936

91

2,330

10,356

7,323

780

506

934

814

5,891

3,773

1,504

2,269

2,119

9,784

412

4,676

1,235

3,461

11,854

385

3,232

1,927

6,310

17,012

3,646

13,366

10,508

2,744

466

1,308

1,836

322

606

82

332

492

2,016

305

29,313

(

D

2,623

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

2,357

(

D)

761

()

79

1,080

D

7,509

353

131

4,168

D

1,814,963

531,236

9,576

4,997

4,579

397,055

391,280

(

D)

()

122,925

1,680

942,285

113,765

(

D)

(

81,020

165,190

86,030

31,088

27,441

D

(

92,863

55,058

32,490

22,568

37,805

102,877

(

D)

21,483

41,754

(

D)

108,225

(

D)

38,269

D

()

166,391

100,655

65,736

192,975

(

D)

23,558

(

D)

31,037

19,875

D

12,174

31,767

9,638

127,966

51,027

76,939

11,289

(

D)

11,122

(

D)

0

6,519

(

D)

2,153

(

D)

44

144

()

1,567

217

743

195,668

(

D

()

1,134

25,530

21,667

144,112

1,551,101

413,448

8,695

4,987

3,709

312,129

306,750

D

()

91,009

1,615

835,033

109,800

D

()

78,265

148,904

75,694

28,535

26,272

D

()

85,638

50,702

D

(

34,935

83,514

(

D)

15,402

34,285

(

D)

90,011

(

D)

31,233

D

()

139,181

87,017

52,163

177,985

(

D)

22,957

(

D)

28,911

19,499

D

11,593

26,197

9,134

93,811

39,462

54,350

10,249

(

D)

10,154

(

D)

0

6,048

(

D)

1,979

(

D)

()

1,347

207

692

192,513

(

D)

()

1,004

24,625

20,581

143,564

106,134

58,143

(

D

()

44,339

44,165

(

D

41,952

(

D ())

132

51

()

1,777

667

118

364

1,488

613

134

479

875

9,818

1,344

7,179

127

4,286

D

()

(D)

144

109

294

( D)

486

33

152

234

4,899

D

210

D

114

89

(

D)

817

116

16

()

131

157,728

59,645

D

()

40,587

40,365

D

65,301

(

D)

936

91

()

776

502

933

813

5,737

3,743

(

D)

()

1,995

9,545

412

()

11,034

385

2,750

D

()

457

1,308

1,831

<

D)

80

346

29,255

830

357

(

D)

86

203

D

2,339

353

131

(D)

(

D)

774

533,425

38,977

7,547

520

7,027

11,506

9,687

D )

()

10,248

9,676

75,306

5,666

(

D)

(D)

4,781

4,439

2,587

423

277

()

7,279

3,073

1,852

1,221

4,205

12,802

(

D

1,653

9,952

(

D)

17,969

(

D)

9,274

(D)

(

D)

15,851

9,868

5,983

11,301

(

D)

54

(

D)

311

2,701

D

1,233

1,685

914

1,528

1,055

473

185,203

169,216

(D)

0

40,227

14,246

(

D)

1,144

3,282

(D)

(

D

)

3,876

7,982

8,611

192,185

D

()

0

5,468

174,361

12,031

516,434

37,143

6,783

519

6,263

10,662

8,843

(

D

)

( )

10,043

9,655

70,962

5,441

(

D

)

()

4,556

4,131

2,290

418

273

()

7,114

3,033

D

)

()

4,081

12,166

(

D

)

1,390

9,591

(

D

)

16,847

(

D

)

8,623

(O)

(

D

)

15,070

9,777

5,293

10,192

(

D

)

45

(

D

)

305

2,629

(D)

(

D

1,081

1,664

905

1,448

1,014

434

182,302

(

D)

166,707

(

D)

0

37,966

(

D)

13,500

(D)

991

3,106

D

()

2,885

7,850

8,412

186,614

(

D)

0

3,431

170,845

12,013

3,363

688

49

(*)

49

604

604

0

0

882

0

0

(•)

0

10

10

0

10

(•)

397

0

(D)

(

D)

1

302

0

169

(

0

0

2

(

D)

6

(*)

1

23

D

1,108

(

D)

(

D)

(*)

0

260

(

D)

70

4

0

114

402

0

(*)

(*)

0

13,628

1,146

7 16

C)

715

240

240

0

0

3,462

(

D

4

4

(*)

1

154

30

()

124

238

1

()

820

0

482

D

?)

9

C)

5

1

146

5J

(D)

1,793

0

0

2,000

676

24

?)

(D)

877

5,170

0

0

0

0

()

16

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Table II.O 1.—Employment and Employee Compensation of U.S. Parents, Industry by Type

Number of employees (thousands)

Total

Of which—

Employees

engaged in

research and

development

activities

Employee compensation (millions of dollars)

Total Wages and Employee

benefit plans

(1) (2) (3)

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas..

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate..

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services..

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilitiesRetail trade

18,704.6

1,225.3

146.7

20.4

126.3

892.7

877.8

5.8

9.0

159.2

26.7

10,532.8

1,011.2

176.4

86.3

748.5

1,364.6

660.1

299.4

207.4

90.4

107.4

976.2

523.4

351.4

171.9

452.8

1,457.9

68.3

244.3

680.7

464.6

1,619.5

91.9

609.9

290.1

627.6

1,687.3

828.0

859.4

2,416.0

161.0

437.7

174.1

293.5

276.8

200.4

35.7

108.8

140.1

427.6

160.4

396.7

189.0

207.8

1,004.0

95.8

906.0

2.2

(*)

993.8

162.9

312.3

48.2

15.9

5.4

65.4

177.3

44.0

73.3

228.1

173.1

4,551.9

16.9

14.9

7.8

7.1

251.0

2,040.4

2,228.8

592.4

25.1

2.2

.3

2.0

21.3

20.9

0

.4

1.4

.1

517.2

11.7

2.7

.6

8.4

86.4

42.5

27.2

10.2

.9

5.5

13.6

7.1

3.0

4.0

6.6

94.8

3.9

11.4

63.3

16.2

111.6

2.0

66.2

17.7

25.6

141.7

36.4

105.3

57.3

1.9

1.6

1.8

3.9

1.0

7.2

.6

2.5

2.0

32.8

2.0

8.0

7.1

.9

6.3

(*)

6.3

0

0

12.4

0

11.6

0

(

D)

(*)

4.6

(

C)

23.5

(

D)

.2

.1

.1

.8

20.8

520,383

43,876

5,143

706

4,437

32,434

32,029

107

299

5,321

978

313,068

22,755

3,082

2,718

16,955

43,102

23,232

8,996

6,007

1,928

2,939

31,994

18,979

12,939

6,041

13,015

44,467

2,568

7,959

21,559

12,382

45,975

2,391

17,238

7,037

19,309

64,201

34,562

29,639

60,573

3,822

7,203

4,629

8,578

6,371

6,355

757

3,026

3,892

12,877

3,061

8,591

4,676

3,915

26,409

4,574

21,793

42

(*)

18,054

1,886

6,575

1,541

565

151

1,480

2,838

631

1,787

3,595

3,580

110,385

409

492

215

27'

8,471

69,498

31,515

(4)

411,963

34,430

4,355

593

3,762

25,154

24,852

69

234

4,167

754

244,376

18,262

2,541

2,255

13,466

34,590

18,380

7,409

4,824

1,572

2,405

23,692

13,754

9,203

4,552

9,937

34,923

1,969

6,177

16,765

10,013

36,644

1,903

13,628

5,721

15,393

46,948

24,595

22,353

49,318

2,944

5,914

3,784

6,881

5,206

5,022

617

2,387

3,152

10,894

2,517

7,158

3,962

3,196

22,135

4,107

17,989

38

(*)

15,295

1,524

5,556

1,249

465

128

1,291

2,423

560

1,500

3,074

3,081

88,569

351

357

154

203

6,784

54,625

26,453

(5)

108,420

9,446

789

113

675

7,280

7,177

38

65

1,154

224

68,692

4,494

541

464

3,489

8,512

4,852

1,588

1,183

356

533

8,303

5,225

3,736

1,489

3,078

9,544

599

1,782

4,794

2,369

9,330

488

3,610

1,317

3,916

17,253

9,967

7,286

11,256

879

1,289

845

1,697

1,165

1,334

140

639

740

1,984

544

1,433

714

719

4,274

466

3,804

4

(*)

2,759

362

1,019

292

101

23

188

415

70

288

521

499

21,816

57

136

61

74

1,687

14,873

5,062

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Table II.O 3.—Employment, Employee Compensation, and Hours Worked of Production Workers Associated With Manufacturing Sales of U.S.

Parents, Industry of Sales by Type

 1

Number of employees (thousands)

Total

Of which— production

workers

Total

Covered by

collective

bargaining

agreements

For production workers in col. 2—

Employee compensation (millions of dollars)

Total

Wages and

salaries

Employee

benefit plans

Annual

hours worked

per worker

(number)

Rates (dollars per hour)

Employee

compensation2

Wages and

salaries

 3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment....

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

AddendaPetroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

8,797.8

705.3

143.9

114.4

447.0

769.8

374.0

157.0

99.9

51.7

87.2

847.2

469.3

288.5

180.8

378.0

1,238.2

69.9

194.6

496.6

477.2

1,340.8

128.8

557.4

310.1

344.4

1,486.9

723.6

763.3

2,409.7

68.9

485.6

212.5

297.5

253.7

98.8

118.2

101.6

117.3

446.8

208.7

404.0

382.7

5.6

15.7

5,338.5

463.6

81.5

67.7

314.4

396.7

221.9

63.2

48.7

26.2

36.7

572.5

321.5

209.4

112.1

251.0

609.3

42.3

119.4

153.2

294.3

768.6

72.2

301.7

182.9

211.9

936.0

532.4

403.7

1,591.7

41.5

374.6

158.5

220.1

108.0

64.9

86.2

' 79.3

79.8

237.2

141.7

106.9

96.2

143,172

11,007

2,097

1,935

6,976

11,517

6,932

1,555

1,223

801

1,005

18,334

11,696

7,993

3,703

6,637

16,477

1,430

3,765

3,457

7,826

18,053

1,545

7,957

3,518

5,033

33,634

20,985

12,649

34,151

1,187

5,496

3,286

5,802

2,714

1,744

1,856

2,185

2,000

5,328

2,553

3,853

3,543

26

284

109,765

8,815

1,655

1,651

5,509

9,150

5,480

1,254

987

634

795

13,602

8,526

5,729

2,797

5,076

12,816

1,023

2,875

2,790

6,128

14,124

1,203

6,165

2,837

3,919

24,111

14,621

9,490

27,147

872

4,534

2,600

4,640

2,230

1,294

1,454

1,644

1,561

4,307

2,010

3,000

2,760

19

222

33,407

2,192

441

283

1,467

2,367

1,452

300

237

167

211

4,732

3,170

2,264

907

1,561

3,662

407

890

666

1,698

3,929

342

1,793

681

1,113

9,522

6,364

3,159

7,004

315

962

686

1,161

484

450

402

541

438

1,021

544

853

783

7

63

1,925

1,990

1,992

2,133

1,959

1,938

1,955

1,866

1,902

2,035

1,940

1,892

1,843

1,764

1,991

1,954

1,920

1,849

1,973

1,960

1,915

1,819

1,976

1,896

1,880

1,932

1,942

1,920

1,917

1,797

1,880

1,898

1,996

1,935

1,932

1,935

1,965

2,011

1,885

1,895

2,004

2,014

1,960

1,918

13.93

11.93

12.91

13.40

11.33

14.98

15.98

13.19

13.20

15.01

14.12

16.93

19.74

21.64

16.58

13.53

14.08

18.27

15.98

11.51

14.08

12.26

11.76

13.35

10.15

12.64

18.59

20.30

16.32

11.19

15.93

7.80

10.93

13.20

12.99

13.92

11.12

14.03

12.47

11.92

9.51

17.98

18.29

16.72

14.97

10.68

9.55

10.19

11.44

8.95

11.90

12.63

10.64

10.65

11.87

11.16

12.56

14.39

15.51

12.52

10.35

10.95

13.07

12.21

9.29

11.02

9.59

9.16

10.34

8.18

9.84

13.33

14.14

12.24

8.90

11.71

6.44

8.65

10.56

10.68

10.33

8.71

10.55

9.73

9.63

7.48

14.00

14.25

12.15

11.67

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Table II.P 1.—U.S. Exports Associated With U.S. Parents and Their Foreign Affiliates, by Industry of U.S. Parent

[Millions of dollars]

Total

(=cols.

2+11)

Shipped to affiliates, as reported on affiliates' forms

To all affiliates

Total

By U.S.

parents

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

To majority-owned affiliates

Total

By U.S.

parents

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

To other affiliates

Total

By U.S.

parents

unaffihated U.S.

persons

Shipped

to

unaffiliated

foreigners by

U.S.

parents

Addenda— U.S.

exports shipped by

U.S. parents

Total

(=cols.

3 + 11)

To all

affiliates,

as

reported

on

parents'

forms

 1

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other ...

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

163,383

20,780

1,004

(

9,834

9,566

93

175

9,876

66

112,118

4,630

1,245

(

D

)

16,754

10,715

2,433

1,391

1,074

1,140

7,533

4,770

1,675

3,095

2,763

19,877

1,147

6,237

7,673

4,820

16,987

521

5,020

3,756

7,690

31,334

17,528

13,805

15,003

2,248

655

1,426

2,255

397

1,217

116

501

505

5,164

520

25,594

2,411

23,183

1,226

88

1,034

C)

67

36

668

3

206

4

5

78

116

()

10

105

2,996

470

160

21

139

857

902

56,718

4,222

(

D

)

(

3,136

3,089

D

()

620

D

47,009

1,502

312

6,768

3,706

1,657

892

141

374

1,693

1,028

191

837

665

10,362

734

1,774

6,468

1,386

5,961

136

2,276

1,853

1,696

15,001

13,887

1,114

5,721

325

199

108

424

144

626

36

182

166

3,295

215

3,802

1,057

2,744

396

()

67

36

296

1

105

2

()

2

(

D

)

1

(

D

)

993

116

29

(

D

)

(

D

)

119

437

293

46,559

2,812

D

()

2,120

2,075

(

D

)

()

352

40,092

713

178

D

(

5,658

3,025

(

D

)

658

D

(

1,146

628

135

493

517

9,940

(

D

)

1,655

(

D

)

1,269

5,277

(

D

)

2,143

(

D

)

1,270

12,205

11,356

849

5,153

(

D

)

148

96

281

122

475

30

114

3,236

193

2,613

D

)

185

C)

179

O

0

6

114

1

91

1

1

(*)

2

1

743

(

265

10,159

1,410

D

1,015

1,013

0

2

268

6,916

789

135

D

(

1,110

680

()

234

(

548

400

56

344

148

422

D

119

(

D

)

118

683

(

D

)

134

(

D

)

427

2,796

2,531

265

568

(

D

)

51

12

144

21

151

7

52

59

22

1,189

(

D

)

211

(

0

67

31

182

0

14

2

()

0

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

251

(

28

52,753

3,538

412

()

2,648

2,609

D )

44,311

1,339

(

D)

()

6,174

3,215

1,621

883

()

1,488

(

D)

(

D)

677

(

D)

9,457

(

D)

1,610

6,024

(

D

)

5,844

(

D

)

2,263

1,819

(

D

)

14,739

13,679

1,060

5,270

(

D

)

190

106

(

D

)

142

587

34

D

147

3,139

D

3,482

(

D

)

309

(•)

23

1

2

1

3

(

D)

36

2

84

1

()

23

(

70

381

287

44,320

2,622

299

2

297

1,979

1,942

D

()

342

2

38,262

683

161

()

5,312

2,764

1,481

652

119

296

1,054

553

135

418

502

9,187

584

1,513

5,944

1,146

5,200

99

2,131

1,745

1,226

12,004

11,204

799

4,822

(

D)

141

93

235

121

450

27

115

106

3,080

(

D)

2,452

730

1,722

183

(*)

177

C)

0

6

111

1

(

2

(

D)

1

(

D)

691

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

40

269

259

8,432

916

113

()

668

667

0

1

6,049

656

()

863

452

141

231

()

434

(

D)

(

D)

259

(

D)

270

97

80

(

D)

643

(

D)

132

75

(

D)

2,736

2,475

260

448

26

50

12

(

D)

21

138

7

41

59

22

1,031

D

112

28

3,965

684

()

488

479

0

9

2,697

163

()

594

490

35

8

()

205

(

D)

(

D)

160

(

D)

905

164

444

(

D)

117

(

D)

14

33

1

D)

262

208

54

451

19

156

319

87

3

0

14

D O

0

0

0

2,239

190

()

141

133

0

8

11

(

D)

1,830

30

16

1

13

347

261

(

D)

6

()

91

76

(*)

75

16

753

142

(

D)

123

77

(

D)

12

(

D)

44

201

152

49

331

(

D)

7

3

45

1

26

2

156

(

D)

161

1,727

494

()

347

346

0

1

867

133

D

()

247

229

(

85

(

152

1

21

(

60

56

4

120

(

D)

1

0

(

D)

13

(*)

D

106,666

16,558

D )

()

6,699

6,477

(

D)

9,256

65,110

3,128

933

91

2,104

9,986

7,010

777

499

933

766

5,840

3,742

1,484

2,258

2,098

9,515

413

4,464

1,205

3,434

11,026

385

2,744

1,903

5,994

16,333

3,641

12,692

9,282

1,922

457

1,318

1,831

253

590

80

319

339

1,869

305

21,792

1,353

20,439

830

(

0

0

0

373

1

101

1

(

203

9

(

D)

2,003

353

131

()

739

465

315

153,225

19,370

6

874

8,819

8,552

93

173

105,202

3,841

1,110

(

D)

()

15,644

10,035

(

D)

1,157

D )

()

6,985

4,370

1,619

2,751

2,615

19,455

(

D)

6,119

(

D)

4,703

16,304

(

D)

4,887

(

D)

7,264

28,538

14,997

13,540

14,435

(

D)

605

1,413

2,112

375

1,066

110

452

5,105

24,405

(

D)

1,015

D )

(

C)

0

6

486

3

192

2

2

78

106

()

9

(

D)

2,746

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

130

(

D)

(

D)

579

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Table II.P 2.—U.S. Exports Associated With U.S. Parents and Their Foreign Affiliates, by Country of Destination

[Millions of dollars]

Total

( = cols.

2+11)

Shipped to affiliates, as reported on affiliates' forms

To all affiliates

Total

By U.S.

parents

unaffiliated U.S.

To majority-owned affiliates

Total

By U.S.

parents

unaffiliated U.S.

To other affiliates

Total

By U.S.

parents

unaffiliated U.S.

Shipped

to

unaffiliated

foreigners by

U.S

parents *

Addenda— U.S.

exports shipped by

U.S. parents

Total

(=cols.

3+11)

To all

affiliates,

as

reported

on

parents'

forms

 2

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All countries...

Developed countries..

Canada

EuropeEuropean Communities (10)....

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Sweden

SwitzerlandTurkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries ...

Latin AmericaSouth America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, CaribbeanOther

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan..

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific..

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Unallocated

Addendum—OPEC...

163,383

105,697

27,690

51,555

39,608

5,063

358

5,330

8,296

374

728

4,192

16

6,699

8,552

11,947

287

252

645

580

3,203

881

1,809

581

3,708

19,977

6,474

3,847

890

1,736

54,526

20,864

11,041

1,080

2,639

588

1,232

477

783

3,969

272

7,975'

6,699

533

744

1,848

316

63

346

272

341

115

396

4,623

2,886

1,505

210

1,172

1,737

39

715

982

10,121

1,500

5,568

780

2,273

18,918

1,693

1,122

1,802

1,357

977

1,933

3,198

2,944

659

3,233

234

2,926

15,626

56,718

42,956

19,505

18,091

16,045

2,438

87

2,332

2,782

44

498

915

15

2,714

4,221

2,046

85

45

90

66

753

255

712

8

31

2,516

2,845

1,954

322

569

13,528

7,339

3,370

319

736

78

254

101

268

1,539

76

3,307

2,818

243

245

663

156

9

155

106

84

29

124

542

126

12

416

7

144

265

878

137

352

255

135

4,769

949

55

395

977

313

956

315

423

299

87

234

46,559

35,852

15,514

15,583

13,949

2,145

72

2,094

2,566

41

458

840

14

2,050

3,669

1,634

82

45

77

61

447

247

653

2,328

2,427

1,787

105

535

10,587

5,511

2,443

260

646

48

176

90

78

1,096

49

2,720

2,325

201

194

348

118

8

47

45

59

16

55

284

26

9

217

7

84

126

551

67

228

170

85

4,240

909

41

261

956

282

849

248

362

266

66

120

10,159

7,104

3,991

2,508

2,096

294

15

238

216

3

40

75

1

664

551

412

3

(*)

13

6

306

9

59

187

418

166

217

34

2,942

1,828

927

59

90

30

77

10

190

442

27

586

494

42

51

315

38

(*)

108

61

25

13

258

59

56

0

3

199

0

61

139

327

70

124

84

49

528

40

14

134

20

32

108

67

61

33

21

113

52,753

40,562

19,413

17,211

15,578

2,309

86

2,203

2,734

44

498

893

15

2,705

4,091

1,633

85

45

74

65

395

253

700

1,527

2,410

1,778

108

524

12,080

6,479

3,115

317

706

63

239

84

265

1,365

76

2,789

2,328

239

221

576

152

9

118

102

75

25

95

475

113

82

361

7

98

257

632

55

274

232

71

4,494

936

12

387

969

296

955

172

385

296

86

111

44,320

34,374

15,474

15,167

13,743

2,134

71

2,037

2,525

41

458

825

14

2,044

3,594

1,424

82

45

61

59

279

245

648

1,476

2,257

1,652

105

500

9,894

5,120

2,312

258

628

39

171

77

75

1,014

49

2,472

2,095

199

178

336

118

8

46

44

55

12

52

264

55

26

()

210

7

80

123

174

157

69

4,073

899

9

257

953

276

848

162

339

264

65

52

8,432

6,188

2,044

1,835

175

15

166

209

3

40

68

1

662

497

209

3

(*)

13

6

116

8

52

1

11

152

126

3

24

2,186

1,360

803

59

77

24

68

7

190

350

27

316

233

40

43

240

34

o

72

58

20

13

43

210

59

56

0

3

152

0

18

134

195

16

100

76

3

421

37

3

129

16

20

107

10

46

33

21

59

3,965

2,394

91

467

129

1

129

48

0

1

22

0

8

130

413

(*)

0

15

1

357

2

12

435

176

214

45

1,448

860

255

2

31

15

14

16

3

174

(•)

518

490

4

23

87

4

0

37

4

9

4

29

68

13

7

()

55

0

46

8

246

82

78

22

63

275

13

43

17

1

143

38

2

(*)

123

2,239

1,478

40

417

207

11

1

57

41

0

1

15

0

6

75

210

C)

0

15

1

168

1

4

852

170

135

0

34

692

391

131

2

18

9

5

13

3

82

0

248

230

2

16

12

0

0

1

(*)

4

4

3

20

13

7

( )

7

0

4

3

113

28

55

14

17

168

10

32

3

4

6

(*)

87

23

2

(*)

68

1,727

916

51

463

261

118

C)

71

7

0

C)

6

0

3

55

203

C)

0

C)

0

189

1

7

136

265

41

214

11

756

469

124

(*)

13

6

10

3

(*)

92

(')

270

260

2

8

75

4

0

37

4

4

0

26

48

0

0

0

0

48

0

43

5

132

54

24

9

47

107

3

11

5

4

12

1

57

15

(')

0

55

2,891 1,980 911 2,483 1,798 686 408 183

106,666

62,741

8,186

33,464

23,563

2,625

271

2,999

5,514

330

230

3,277

1

3,985

4,331

9,901

202

207

555

514

2,451

626

1,097

573

3,677

17,462

3,630

1,894

568

1,168

40,998

13,525

7,671

761

1,903

510

978

376

515

2,431

197

4,669

3,881

289

499

1,186

160

54

191

167

257

86

272

4,081

2,760

1,416

184

1,160

1,321

33

571

717

9,242

1,363

5,216

525

2,139

14,150

744

1,067

1,407

381

664

977

2,883

2,521

360

3,146

2,926

12,735

153,225

98,594

23,700

49,047

37,512

4,770

343

5,093

8,080

371

688

4,117

15

6,034

8,000

11,535

284

252

632

574

2,898

872

1,750

(

D)

19,790

6,056

3,681

673

1,702

51,585

19,036

10,113

1,021

2,549

558

1,154

467

593

3,527

245

7,389

6,206

490

693

1,534

278

62

238

211

316

101

327

4,365

2,828

1,449

210

1,169

1,538

39

655

844

9,793

1,430

5,444

695

2,224

18,390

1,654

1,108

1,668

1,337

946

1,826

3,131

2,883

626

3,212

120

2,926

14,715

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Table IIP 3.—U.S. Exports Shipped to Unaffiliated Foreigners by U.S. Parents, Industry of U.S. Parent by Product

[Millions of dollars]

Total

By product

Food

Beverages

and

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible ,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

ChemicalsMachinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

106,666

16,558

(

D

()

6,699

6,477D

(

9,256

(

D)

65,110

3,128

933

91

2,104

9,986

7,010

111

499

933

766

5,840

3,742

1,484

2,258

2,098

9,515

413

4,464

1,205

3,434

11,026

385

2,744

1,903

5,994

16,333

3,641

12,692

9,282

1,922

457

1,318

1,831

253

590

80

319

339

1,869

305

21,792

1,353

20,439

830

()

0

0

373

1

101

1

2,003

353

131

739

465

315

20,635

2,915

4

1,317

1,197

441

()

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

16,118

179

2,485

1,892

94

1

61

33

4

4

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,795

1,795

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

8,116

1,177

0

3,764

1,064

(

D)

0

(

D)

820

(

411

407

(

0

9

2

C)

0

2

0

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

1,411

0

33

(

D)

308

7

17

0

0

2,677

101

2,577

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

68

131

4,285

3,800

0

0

0

2,710

2,610

(

D)

()

1,090

0

325

3

0

0

3

150

(

D)

(*)

2

(*)D

(*)

3,151

1,853

0

0

0

(

D)

516

0

(

D)

1,172

(

D)

1,113

0

0

0

0

1

(*)

0

0

422

11,234

3,480

0

()

0

9

(

D)

C)

7,303

105

5

0

100

6,013

4,083

509

226

748

447

227

217

()

C)

(

D)

44

0

254

2

1

24

388

37

352

24,496

1,594

405

0

405

21,536

81

0

0

81

882

640

57

3

2

180

1,316

592

519

73

725

8,266

(

D)

3,941

(

D)

2,920

8,579

323

2,329

1,761

4,167

1,797

450

1,347

614

0

(

D)

16

24

(

D)

47

34

21

382

1

434

422

12

355

3

351

0

0

269

0

89

0

0

0

()

0

179

0

1

308

(

D)

0

0

0

214

3,914

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

3,842

C)

0

0

()

207

0

()

316

3

(

D)

0

(

D)

3,102

(

D)

12,699

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(*)

12,465

(

D)

0

0

(

0

0

0

0

301

0

108

0

(

D)

10,576

6

10,571

90

0

0

0

3

0

(

D)

0

5,714

846

0

0

642

0

4,058

(

D)

0

5

(

D)

88

20

(

D)

4

1

(

D)

2,573

1,786

522

1,264

787

505

328

1

(

D)

337

(

D)

104

82

(

D)

356

68

287

(

D)

1

14

3

3

23

3

5

14

203

8,464

551

0

0

0

99

99

0

(*)

452

0

6,771

172

27

()

962

646

138

99

()

396

100

()

296

(

81

243

()

52

65

167

40

127

(

D)

30

()

35

255

170

1,057

290

749

195

554

0

264

1

0

0

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Table ILP 4.—U.S. Imports Associated With U.S. Parents and Their Foreign Affiliates, by Industry of U.S. Parent

[Millions of dollars]

Total

(=cols.

2 + 11)

Shipped by affiliates, as reported on affiliates' forms

By all affiliates

Total

To U.S.

parents

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

By majority-owned affiliates

Total

To U.S.

parents

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

By other affiliates

Total

To U.S.

parents

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

Shipped

by

unaffiliated

foreigners to

U.S.

parents

Addenda— U.S.

imports shipped to

U.S. parents

Total

(=cols.

3+11)

By all

affiliates,

as

reported

on

parents'

forms

 1

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

120,768

56,548

(

D

)

()

40,721

39,190

1,493

39

15,667

(

D

)

48,400

3,200

590

()

5,377

2,867

580

1,056

595

279

3,787

3,112

620

2,492

675

4,118

D

(

2,139

(

D

)

7,699

164

4,404

1,296

1,835

17,272

15,689

1,584

6,947

861

434

731

1,522

643

679

26

81

252

1,152

566

9,852

7,502

2,350

833

(

D

)

326

(*)

(

D

)

94

104

0

15

(*)

5,031

(

D

)

(

D

)

14

(

D

)

93

1,989

D

51,406

14,645

(

D)

()

12,964

(

D)

(

1,286

2

32,278

792

109

()

2,390

1,369

312

243

308

157

2,196

1,812

288

1,524

384

3,139

(

D

(

1,902

(

D

)

4,405

58

2,254

1,159

933

15,469

D

()

3,887

283

98

308

1,217

421

563

8

61

170

474

285

1,081

701

380

2,604

(

D

1,809

D

41,598

11,502

9

0

9

10,383

10,170

(

D)

1,108

2

26,731

671

72

()

283

211

153

()

290

2,812D

(

1,833

(

D)

3,859

40

(

D)

1,028

(

D

493

2,336

235

54

128

()

418

5

11

128

(

D)

264

890

149

24

0

(*)

(

D)

(*)

2

0

1

2,30D1

0

0

0

9,807

3,143

(

D)

()

2,793

(

D)

0

178

0

5,547

121

38

9

74

95

327

3

68

170

546

18

(

D)

131

()

1,551

47

44

180

145

3

50

42

(

D)

21

191

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

303

()

22

46,101

14,387

61

()

12,754

(

D)

27,428

741

109

()

2,039

1,142

311

242

()

1,786

1,412

D

()

374

2,970D

()

1,837

447

4,350

(

D)

2,231

1,158

(

D)

12,568

11,683

884

2,974

214

94

308

160

(

D)

285

661

(*)

89

0

(*)

(

D)

(*)

D O

2,598

1,809

D

38,533

11,320

9

0

9

10,202

9,998

(

D)

(

1,108

2

23,954

620

72

()

1,597

802

281

210

()

1,351

1,071

42

1,029

280

2,701

D

463

1,776

(

D)

3,839

35

2,079

1,028

697

11,863

11,373

490

1,983

191

50

128

242

172

414

5

10

119

389

264

797

536

260

()

(*)

2,297

(

D)

0

0

0

7,567

3,067

52

()

2,757

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

3,474

120

38

9

74

442

340

29

32

()

436

341

()

95

269

3

()

61

(

D)

511

(

D)

152

130

(

D)

705

310

395

991

23

44

180D

520

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

301

()

22

5,305

258

0

218

210

0

9

4,850

51

C)

()

351

227

2

1

()

410

400

10

169

0

()

2,902

D

913

68

4

0

3,065

182

0

0

0

182

173

0

9

C)

0

2,777

50

0

10

110

0

(*)

(

3

353

44

4

0

2,240

76

2,073

(*)

()

5 60

24

41,903

0

()

26,226

D

()

14,381

D

16,122

2,409

481

501

1,427

2,987

1,499

267

813

287

122

1,591

1,300

332

968

291

979

213

248

238

280

3,295

106

2,149

137

902

1,803

(

D)

()

3,059

578

336

423

305

222

116

18

20

82

679

281

8,771

6,801

1,970

0

1

0

(

D)

0

0

2,427

1

181

2,227

110,961

53,405

9

0

9

(

D)

36,396

(

D>

39

15,489

(

D)

42,853

3,079

552

550

1,024

(

D)

274

()

580

3,790

D )

()

2,071

(

D)

7,154

146

(

D)

1,165

(

D)

()

5,396

813

390

551

()

534

23

31

210

(

D)

546

9,661

(

D)

(*)

3

0

65

(

D)

1

4,728

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Table II.P 5.—U.S. Imports Associated With U.S. Parents and Their Foreign Affiliates, by Country of Origin

[Millions of dollars]

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other EuroDe

Austria

Finland

Norway .

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries . . .

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador . .

Peru

Venezuela . . .

Other

Central America ... .

Mexico

Panama .. .. ..

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica ... .

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates .

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other .

International

Addendum OPEC

Total

(=cols.

2+11)»

(1)

120,768

Shipped by affiliates, as reported on affilia

By all affiliates

Total

(2)

51,406

32,340

21,392

6,112

4,826

418

73

722

809

5

174

227

21

268

2,110

1,286

21

1

17

25

304

0

3,934

902

848

4

50

19,065

7,500

1,249

160

53J

90

(D)'

19

2,528

1,940

130

458

3,72D3

236

2,849

198

0

191

7

2,651

75

1,534

1,042

1,768

3 8 D3

6,948

948

5

2,097

1,142

305

1,334

292

737

66

23

1

5,575

To U.S.

parents

(3)

41,598

24,488

16,903

4,140

3,436

291

64

671

650

5

147

184

20

176

1,228

704

7

(*)

17

19

220

0

2,804

642

613

29

17,109

6,462

723

95

466

72

2,229

1,695

104

430

3,510

211

2,638

116

0

109

7

2,522

75

1,506

941

1,618

306

6,391

830

1,890

1,128

302

1,221

287

6 6 D

23

1

• 5,151

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

(4)

9,807

7,852

4,489

1,972

1,390

126

9

51

158

0

27

44

1

92

881

583

14

(•)

460

C)

7

7

83

0

11

1,130

260

235

4

21

1,955

1,038

527

65

71

83

18

266

0

299

245

26

28

213

120

47

1

17

2

2

25

211

82

0

82

C)

129

o27

102

150

73

0

76

0

557

117

206

14

3

113

5

76

(*)

0

424

By majority-owned affiliates

Total

(5)

46,101

27,767

20,371

5,820

4,582

414

72

624

792

4

174

181

20

257

2,044

1,237

1

114

303

DO

769

808

775

2

31

18,333

7,035

1,187

158

4 9 D4

82

16

2,167

1,582

127

458

3,68D1

2

235

2,745

198

0

191

7

2

'

5 4D8

1,534

1,674

31

383

6,878

925

2,097

1,142

303

1,334

277

731

51

1

5,556

To U.S.

parents

(6)

38,533

21,813

16,551

3,921

3,266

288

63

583

640

4

147

141

19

174

1,208

655

(•)

107

219

0

762

578

554

(*)

25

16,720

6,251

686

95

436

69

2,091

1,560

100

430

3

'

47

D

5

0

211

2,544

116

0

109

7

2,428

1,506

1,582

15

3 0 D6

6,343

808

1,890

1,128

300

1,221

277

655

1

5,147

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

(7)

7,567

5,954

3,820

1,898

1,316

126

9

41

152

0

27

40

1

83

836

582

14

460

C)

7

7

83

0

11

7

230

222

2

6

1,613

783

500

63

59

83

13

266

0

76

22

26

28

207

120

45

1

17

0

2

24

202

82

0

82

C)

120

o27

93

92

16

0

76

0

536

117

206

14

3

113

(*)

76

0

0

409

«s' forms

By other affiliates

Total

(8)

5,305

4,573

1,021

292

244

3

1

98

16

2

(*)

46

1

10

66

49

0

2

1

0

2

3,165

94

72

2

19

732

465

63

2

43

8

6

1

3

0

361

358

3

C)

41

0

3

24

0

1

104

0

0

0

0

104

0

94

0

0

70

22

0

0

2

0

16

6

15

0

19

To U.S.

parents

L_

 (9 )

3,065

2,675

352

218

170

3

1

88

11

2

(*)

43

1

1

21

48

0

2

1

0

2

2,042

63

59

0

5

390

211

37

(*)

30

0

3

0

1

3

0

139

135

3

C)

36

o0

24

0

0

94

0

0

0

0

94

DO

36

0

Q 0

49

22

0

0

2

0

11

6

0

4

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

(10)

2,240

1,898

670

74

74

(•)

0

10

6

0

0

4

0

9

45

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

C)

o0

(•)

0

0

1,123

30

14

2

14

343

255

26

2

13

C)

6

6

0

0

0

223

223

0

0

6

0

3

O

0

2

- 0

1

9

0

0

0

0

9

o0

9

58

58

0

0

0

21

0

1

0

0

0

0

5

0

15

C)

0

15

Shipped

unaffiliated

foreigners to

U.S.

parents *

(11)

69,363

Addenda- U.S.

U.S. parents

Total

(=cols.

3 + 11)1

(12)

110,961

By all

affiliates,

as

reported

on

parents'

forms

 2

(13)

39,288

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Table II.P 6.—U.S. Imports Shipped by Unaffiliated Foreigners to U.S. Parents, Industry of U.S. Parent by Product

[Millions of dollars]

Total

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible ,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

Chemicals

Machinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

69,363

41,903

0

0

0

(

D)

26,226

(

D)

()

14,381

(

D)

16,122

2,409

481

501

1,427

2,987

1,499

267

813

287

122

1,591

1,300

332

968

291

979

213

248

238

280

3,295

106

2,149

137

902

1,803

D

()

3,059

578

336

423

305

222

116

18

20

82

679

281

8,771

6,801

1,970

2,427

1

181

2,227

3,114

570

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

570

0

1,878

(

D)

189

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

665

1,971

1,261

D

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

447

447

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

405

0

405

0

0

0

0

3,252

991

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

1,494

10

0

1

9

311

106

()

1

(

D)

471

(

D)

139

(

D)

(

D)

24

579

1

58

171

1

0

3

29

8

0

648

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

118

0

31,773

30,905

0

0

0

(

D)

25,165

(

D)

(*)

4,464

(

D)

2,223

798

0

0

0

247

(

552

0

1,385

9

5

0

4

1,192

607

211

27

276

71

6,456

617

0

0

0

(

0

0

(

D)

0

4,336

15

1

C)

14

80

68

2

8

1

(*)

134

106

()

28

718

145

184

225

163

2,751

65

1,908

D

()

245

()

394

(

D)

57

3

42

19

4

14

154

1

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

401

0

0

0

0

5,605

()

0

24

124

1

1,025

(

D)

4,065

4,065

C)

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

618

337

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

(•)

(*)

(•)

0

0

5

0

0

0

5

305

6

299

4,642

3,134

0

0

0

(

D)

0

1,121

3

0

0

3

35

23

2

6

4

0

694

513

100

413

181

37

(

169

1

4

(

D

)

2

3

11

4

2

343

334

0

2,101

163

()

5

(

D

)

120

()

3

(

D

)

145

()

158

1

117

2

38

()

28

1,396

8

220

104

34

194

35

C)

5

()

504

1,472

967

506

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

1

0

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

1,670

0

0

0

0

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[Millions of dollars]

R&D performed for U.S. parents R&D performed by U.S. parents

Total

(1)

38,157

2,633

169

(

D)

(

D)

2,320

2,302

18

(D)

(

D)

30,596

726

141

62

523

6,690

3,324

2,322

705

85

254

848

430

191

239

417

6,383

312

691

4,639

741

5,262

104

1,432

2,097

1,628

6,674

3,830

2,844

4,013

112

95

101

290

41

502

26

175

134

2,385

152

(

D)

418

239

(•)

239

0

0

168

0

140

0

0

1

111

28

0

?1)

(D)

43

10

4

6

21

By U.S. parents

themselves

(=col. 5)

(2)

37,465

2,476

162

(

D)

(

D)

2,192

2,175

18

(

D)

(

D)

30,203

712

136

60

516

6,483

3,257

2,191

703

78

254

834

421

188

233

413

6,347

312

681

4,629

725

5,217

103

1,396

2,092

1,627

6,671

3,830

2,842

3,939

97

93

99

290

40

502

26

175

132

2,338

147

(D)

416

(

D)

239

(•)

239

0

0

167

0

139

0

0

1

110

28

0

$

1

(D)

43

10

4

6

21

B y others

(3)

692

158

7

(

D)

(

D)

127

127

AU

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

392

13

5

2

6

207

67

131

2

7

1

13

9

3

7

4

37

(*)

11

9

17

45

1

37

6

2

3

C)

3

74

15

2

1

(*)

1

1

(*)

C)

1

47

5

(D)

3

(

D)

(•)

(•)

C)

0

0

1

0

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

(•)

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

(•]

Total

(4)

56,320

2,597

162

(

D)

(

D)

2,308

2,290

A

U

18(

D)

(

D)

48,148

714

136

60

518

6,864

3,431

2,201

898

79

254

1,246

(

D)

(D)

240

(

D)

7,468

313

719

5,596

840

13,928

104

7,303

2,499

4,022

13,801

4,572

9,229

4,128

101

96

102

290

40

557

29

175

135

2,456

147

(

D)

472

(

D)

502

(*)

502

0

0

350

0

307

0

6

1

210

92

0

(

D]

1

(D)

43

10

4

6

85

For U.S.

parents

themselves

(=col. 2)

(5)

37,465

2,476

162

(D)

(

D)

2,192

2,175

A

U

18(

D)

(

D)

30,203

712

136

60

516

6,483

3,257

2,191

703

78

254

834

421

188

233

413

6,347

312

681

4,629

725

5,217

103

1,396

2,092

1,627

6,671

3,830

2,842

3,939

97

93

99

290

40

502

26

175

132

2,338

147

(

D)

416

(

D)

239

(•)

239

0

0

167

0

139

0

0

1

110

28

0

(

D)

1

(D)

43

10

4

6

21

For Federal

government

(6)

16,706

(D)

0

0

0

(

D)

A

u

0

0

16,009

1

0

0

1

354

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

1

340

(

D)

(D)

6

(

D)

1,013

(*)

922

(

D)

7,359

1

5,463

(

D)

(D)

6,781

417

6,364

161

0

2

C)

1

0

(

D)

(

D)

(•)

2

(D)

0

35

35

0

(D)

0

(

D)

0

0

(D)

0

(

D)

0

4

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

0

276

0

0

0

0

(

D1

For others

(7)

2,149

(D)

(*)

(*)

0

(

D)

A

V

C5)

0

1,936

1

0

0

1

28

(

D)

(D)

(

D)

n

71

I

0

I

70

108

1

(

D)

45

(

D)

1,352

1

445

(D)

(

D)

348

325

24

28

4

1

3

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

(•)

(D)

(•)

21

20

1

(D)

0

(

D)

0

0

(D)

0

(

D)

0

2

0

(

D)

(D)

0

(•]

0

(D)

(•)

0

0

0

(

D

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas.

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services ....

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade 46 (*)

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[Millions of dollars]

All industries ....

Petroleum .

Oil and eras extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas

Oil and eras field services

Petroleum and coal products • <

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction ...

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade ••••

Other ..

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other.

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs.

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other.

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other.

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other.

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other.

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetalhc mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other.

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services....

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other.

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining....

Metal mining

Nonmetalhc minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

Receipts

Total

(1)

5,151

186

6

n6

139

134

0

6

(

D

)

4,616

170

38

31

100

938

425

226

229

21

37

144

74

42

31

70

1,694

9

95

( D}

658

16

325

107

211

284

54

230

727

74

57

5

49

49

70

7

(

D

)

30

326

(

D

)

52

46

6

34

1

33

0

(*)

121

(

D

)

33

17

2

(*)

11

2

30

11

(*)

143

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

8

(

D

)

55

From affiliates *

(2)

3,629

70

6

C)

6

59

55

0

4

3

2

3,356

147

32

(

D

)

(

D

)

727CM OO

214

(

D

)

(

D

)

70

39

17

22

31

1,593

6

(

D

)

?

257

7

164

32

54

(

D

)

(

D

)

31

(

D

)

(

D

)

34

2

34

29

46

6

13

12

257

18

(D)

(

D

)

4

(

D

)

1

(

D

)

0

C)

60

4

22

9

2

C)

9

2

3

(•)

70

2

0

0

0

5

25

38

From

unaffiliated

foreigners

(3)

1,522

116

0

0

o80

78

0

2

(

D

)

1,260

23

6

(

D

)

(

D

)

211

133

49

15

(

D

)

(

D

)

74

34

25

9

40

102

4

(

D

)

33

401

9

161

75

157

(

D

)

(

D

)

199

(

D

)

(

D

)

24

3

14

20

24

2

(

D

)

17

70

(

D

)

(D)

' )

1

(D)

(*)

(

D

)

0

0

6D

11

8

C)

0

2

(*)

8

0

(

D

)

73

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

3

(D)

17

Payments

Total

(4)

457

13

(*)

(*)

o9

8

1

(*)

3

1

425

31

27

0

3

216

58

136

(

D

)

1

(

D

)

17

4

2

2

13

24

1

2

13

Q

8

25

(*)

21

2

1

18

12

6

93

(

D

)

(

D

)

C)

7

16

1

(*)

1

2

4

1

3

2

1

3

0

3

0

0

4

(*)

1

0

C)

0

1

(*)

1

2

0

(*)

9

0

C)

0

(*)

(*)

4

5

To affiliates

 2

(5)

62

1

(*)

o1

1

o

o

o

o

58

22

21

0

1

3

1

1

0

( • )

1

8

(*)

0

8

6

1

4

1

8

0

6

1

C)

7

7

(*)

4

3

1

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

<*)

(*)

(•)

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

To unaffiliated

foreigners

(6)

396

13

0

0

o9

8

1

( • )

3

1

366

9

7

0

2

213

58

135

1

(

D

)

9

4

2

1

6

18

1

1

9

7

17

C)

15

1

1

11

5

6

89

(

D

)

(

D

)

C)

7

16

1

C)

1

2

4

1

3

2

1

3

0

3

0

0

3

(*)

1

0

C)

0

1

(*)

(*)

1

0

7

0

(*)

0

(*)

3

4

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Table II.R 3.—Interest, Production Royalty Payments, and Taxes Other Than Income and Payroll Taxes of U.S. Parents, by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

from all payors,

net of

withholding

taxes1

(1)

79,347

6,433

306

117

188

3,188

3,148

(D)

2,868

72

25,298

1,172

233

175

764

1,889

757

708

271

73

79

2,452

1,123

905

218

1,329

2,130

77

257

1,415

381

3,664

72

1,449

(

D)

(

D)

11,779

10,451

1,328

2,212

(

D)

152

93

323

173

122

28

56

90

461

(

D)

632

401

232

42,017

7,203

34,794

16

4

839

29

367

35

123

(

D)

48

(

D)

(

D)

88

119

(

D)

4,128

37

22

(

D)

182

1,310

2,576

payments to all

payees, gross of

withholding

taxes2

(2)

81,990

14,687

1,557

752

805

7,803

7,674

(D)

4,909

418

34,255

2,422

478

281

1,664

4,086

2,420

630

356

417

262

4,725

2,917

1,609

1,308

1,808

3,908

479

1,036

1,431

962

3,762

206

1,420

403

1,732

10,361

8,699

1,661

4,992

921

420

416

737

378

411

46

194

582

611

275

1,886

1,021

865

12,298

5,914

6,334

46

4

2,283

242

533

41

(

D)

237

84

(

D)

203

330

495

480

16,581

107

102

(°)

385

11,540

4,447

Production

royalty

payments

(3)

7,841

7,256

274

212

63

6,061

6,061

A

0

(

D)

(

D)

344

(*)

0

(*)

0

107

72

0

0

26

9

60

(

D)

16

(

D)

(

D)

5

0

5

0

C)

2

0

0

2

0

2

0

2

167

(

D)

0

1

3

(

D)

0

0

0

11

0

0

(•)

0

(D)

(•)

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

230

(

D)

(

D)

D6

2

165

0

Taxes other

and payroll

taxes3

(4)

55,185

26,878

424

294

131

24,738

24,615

(D)

1,522

193

15,241

2,483

172

1,735

576

2,576

1,746

287

273

181

89

1,134

795

439

356

339

1,205

127

241

573

264

960

44

332

162

422

1,602

1,076

526

5,281

2,942

134

209

375

238

725

15

70

160

310

102

566

343

223

3,255

71

3,176

8

C)

598

221

101

20

11

15

20

34

16

42

82

137

8,648

51

12

9

3

222

5,340

3,022

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas.

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services....

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Table II.S 1.—U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock1

Retained

earnings

 2

Unincorporated

affiliates

Intercompany debt

Net

Payables to

U.S. parents

Receivables

from U.S.

parents

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas.

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

198,391

149,052

42,857

88,156

68,307

5,554

1,124

7,168

14,184

356

1,984

3,942

874

6,792

26,328

19,849

550

176

2,713

274

2,232

1,136

12,142

128

497

6,391

11,649

8,749

638

2,262

44,095

26,658

18,371

2,556

8,500

220

1,717

364

1,975

2,516

524

9,817

5,051

3,971

796

-1,530

1,811

11,122

393

-16,898

924

611

507

3,885

1,471

1,134

168

169

2,414

88

233

2,093

3,098

461

1,276

509

853

10,454

2,224

350

2,266

1,184

1,131

1,456

375

395

736

337

5,244

7,584

194,800

123,734

36,281

73,239

56,055

3,862

689

5,698

11,645

(

D

1,604

(

D

898

6,474

21,976

17,184

430

156

1,746

151

1,877

923

11,436

65

400

5,215

9,001

(

D

1,964

66,253

49,889

15,099

2,122

7,631

-195

1,270

193

1,526

2,017

535

7,921

3,599

3,878

445

26,868

1,682

11,94^

10,761

(

D;

916

430

3,118

2,322

943

1,385

-6

796

118

(

D]

(

D)

4,170

402

1,636

1,290

842

9,076

2,152

294

2,105

789

817

1,518

228

443

558

173

4,813

9,496

166,867

113,999

33,009

68,352

52,943

3,725

658

5,611

11,550

211

894

5,842

19,924

15,408

431

156

321

158

1,854

925

11,195

5,044

7,59D5

1,880

49,374

40,761

12,059

1,765

7,375

-188

762

125

168

1,940

113

7,705

3,563

3,816

326

20,998

1,675

7,382

899

377

1,205

151

53

61

37

1,054

51

501

501

1,668

529

54

5,740

1,78D5

276

661

1,464

213

413

95

3,493

3,626

67,713

39,825

8,620

27,304

23,508

1,718

344

2,776

6,163

156

248

1,526

229

1,384

8,965

3,796

325

86

256

135

1,449

537

963

21

24

1,382

2,519

1,898

158

464

27,069

23,868

8,537

1,020

5,654

223

346

73

100

1,057

64

3,336

2,382

793

161

11,995

405

2,095

8

8,880

126

110

371

656

62

27

9

26

594

198

141

255

691

80

94

63

454

1,853

207

128

198

74

516

180

215

182

34

120

818

1,711

99,154

74,174

24,389

41,048

29,436

2,007

314

2,835

5,387

55

666

4,458

10,959

11,612

106

70

64

23

405

388

10,232

3,662

5,076

1,416

22,305

16,894

3,522

746

1,721

-412

415

52

68

882

50

4,370

1,181

3,023

165

9,003

1,269

5,286

789

6

548

89

27

52

11

459

-147

360

246

435

-10

3,887

1,578

78

145

1,284

-2

231

-25

2,675

1,914

27,933

9,735

3,272

4,887

3,112

137

31

87

95

13

3

632

2,052

1,775

-1

(*)

1,425

-7

23

-2

241

171

1,405

(

D)

85

16,878

9,127

3,041

357

256

-7

508

69

1,359

77

422

216

35

62

119

5,870

8

4,558

16

54

1,914

2,171

890

1,324

-43

-257

67

2,503

1,107

1,237

3,335

367

1,829

156

55

14

30

78

1,320

5,870

3,591

25,318

6,576

14,918

12,252

1,692

435

1,471

2,539

380

-23

317

4,353

2,666

120

20

967

123

355

213

706

64

97

1,176

2,648

298

-22,157

-23,231

3,272

434

869

415

448

171

449

498

-12

1,896

1,452

93

351

-28,398

129

-819

-27,658

-305

77

767

-851

190

-1,217

176

1,618

-30

-1,072

59

-360

-781

11

1,378

71

56

161

396

314

-62

147

-48

178

164

431

-1,912

59,317

38,577

9,202

24,548

20,333

2,106

506

1,776

3,292

508

26

2,064

8,839

4,215

164

21

1,361

133

434

245

1,599

1,711

3,116

2,549

244

322

19,259

10,001

4,211

513

1,045

418

638

497

787

2,877

2,037

358

483

2,912

371

1,122

163

613

473

36

133

3,599

571

206

3,028

241

467

2,320

1,244

104

554

358

228

4,415

694

60

993

582

370

940

167

162

248

199

1,482

3,588

(9)

55,726

13,259

2,626

9,630

8,081

414

71

306

753

8

128

119

49

1,746

4,486

1,549

44

1

394

10

79

32

893

535

468

(

D)

24

41,416

33,232

939

79

175

4

191

* (D)

48

2 8 D9

982

585

265

132

31,310

243

1,941

28,272

341

56

2,832

1,422

31

1,410

272

2,316

46

914

1,139

217

3,037

623

4

832

187

56

1,003

19

209

70

35

1,051

5,500

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Table II.S 2.—U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock1

Retained

earnings

 2

Unincorporated

affiliates

Intercompany debt

Net

Payables to

U.S. parents

Receivables

from U.S.

parents

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural

gss

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products '.

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services.

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

198,391

57,396

25,654

20,431

5,223

19,077

12,022

6,941

114

10,798

1,868

83,495

7,471

1,964

1,715

3,793

18,380

8,743

3,626

2,436

1,000

2,575

5,472

1,854

675

1,179

3,618

451

2,535

7,457

3,441

7,276

630

1,961

2,042

2,643

11,178

10,132

1,046

19,834

1,847

1,409

563

4,148

517

2,207

1,109

768

1,286

5,076

904

21,067

15,186

5,881

19,055

-8,237

7,240

513

19,538

4,548

502

2,161

325

587

483

245

521

745

404

9

728

12,830

579

5,263

3,684

1,579

1,035

2,313

3,640

194,800

45,314

19,515

14,884

4,631

15*515

10,669

4,741

104

8,803

1,481

72,746

6,627

1,744

1,466

3,418

15,048

7,079

2,163

1,940

4,880

630

12,224

288

1,973

6,951

3,012

6,819

1,973

2,301

9,741

8,864

877

17,407

1,458

1,132

472

3,764

453

2,093

992

685

1,187

4,286

886

16,074

11,307

4,767

46,006

20,041

6,778

422

18,764

4,330

362

1,866

286

543

491

76

471

743

308

10,331

368

4,039

909

1,945

3,070

166,867

31,554

7,651

5,227

2,424

14,198

100

8,277

1,429

70,605

6,343

1,740

13,929

6,324

2,098

1,698

4,506

579

11,985

1,955

6,797

1,946

2,310

9,714

17,331

1,138

3,751

441

2,097

684

1,128

4,224

15,088

10,647

4,441

38,501

15,329

5,483

357

17,332

3,821

304

1,708

276

436

481

85

430

745

286

7,298

309

1,638

1,206

433

656

1,777

2,918

67,713

11,385

3,057

2,795

263

5,354

3,536

1,783

35

2,368

606

28,675

2,569

754

540

1,274

6,418

3,008

1,236

898

384

892

2,540

1,033D)

()

1,507

3,481

308

1,056

(

D)

()

2,620

241

999

452

928

4,166

4,004

161

6,881

650

565

204

1,693

141

995

428

413

450

1,061

281

4,536

3,411

1,124

19,339

11,350

2,159

212

5,618

1,322

272

546

76

96

160

114

100

48

128

93

236

2,456

151

694

582

112

172

505

935

99,154

20,169

4,593

2,433

2,161

8,844

(

D)

()

65

5,908

823

41,931

3,774

986

()

7,511

3,316

(

D)

1,200

(

D)

806

1,966

(

D)

()

8,504

D

()

4,177

D

()

1,494

1,382

5,549

(

D)

()

10,449

(

D)

572

(

D)

2,058

300

1,102

(

D)

271

677

3,163

(

D)

10,552

7,235

3,317

19,162

3,980

3,324

145

11,714

2,499

32

1,162

200

340

321

-29

330

697

157

4,842

158

944

623

321

484

1,272

1,983

27,933

13,759

11,864

9,656

2,207

1,317

(

D)

4

526

52

2,141

284

4

D

()

1,119

755

56

65

0

242

374

()

238D

17

()

76

13

12

-4

(

D)

1

59

62

(

D)

986

660

326

7,505

4,712

1,296

65

1,432

509

59

158

10

107

9

-9

41

-1

23D

3,033

59

2,401

(

D)

()

253

168

152

3,591

12,083

6,139

5,547

592

3,562

1,353

2,199

10

1,996

386

10,749

844

220

249

375

3,332

1,664

(

D)

273

(

D)

635

592

(

D)

45

()

1,660

163

562

506

429

458

()

70

342

1,437

1,267

170

2,427

389

277

91

384

64

114

118

84

99

790

18

4,993

3,879

1,114

•26,951

-28,278

462

91

775

218

140

294

38

44

-8

169

50

2

95

2,499

211

1,224D)

(

126

367

570

59,317

22,093

12,614

11,396

1,219

4,653

(

D)

14

3,684

1,141

17,925

1,080

258

339

483

4,038

2,023

786

325

192

713

1,017

476

56

419

541

2,495

174

739

869

713

1,593

70

274

841

408

4,577

4,253

324

3,125

390

303

110

533

83

190

142

99

164

986

124

7,445

5,325

2,120

6,218

3,275

893

123

1,927

1,833

193

1,056

43

318

250

221

224

71

190

88

235

3,803

250

1,677

D)

(

362

763

752

(9)

55,726

10,010

6,475

5,848

627

1,091

(

D)

4

1,689

755

7,176

236

38

89

108

706

358

(

D)

52

(

D)

78

425

()

835

11

177

363

284

1,135

D

()

771

66

3,140

2,985

155

699

2

26

19

149

19

76

24

16

66

196

106

2,452

1,446

1,006

33,169

31,553

431

32

1,153

1,615

53

761

4

274

257

52

174

70

95

1,304

39

453

373

80

235

395

182

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates.

Other

Other Asia and Pacific ....

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

198,391

149,052

42,857

88,156

68,307

5,554

1,124

7,168

14,184

356

1,984

3,942

874

6,792

26,328

19,849

550

176

2,713

274

2,232

1,136

12,142

128

497

6,391

11,649

8,749

638

2,262

44,095

26,658

18,371

2,556

8,500

220

1,717

364

1,975

2,516

524

9,817

5,051

3,971

796

-1,530

1,811

11,122

International

Addendum—OPEC.

924

611

507

3,885

1,471

1,134

168

169

2,414

88

233

2,093

3,098

461

1,276

509

853

10,454

2,224

350

2,266

1,184

1,131

1,456

375

395

736

337

5,244

7,584

57,396

35,643

10,414

21,186

15,835

858

690

1,054

3,069

142

573

2,064

7,344

5,352

2,345

211

425

2,005

73

21

1,698

2,344

1,370

17,462

7,523

3,484

577

432

69

597

(

D)

1,264

187

(

D)

1,282

(

D)

1,022

(

D)

2,757

991

420

D

(

771

3,112

1,336

1,061

140

135

1,775

(

D)

()

1,575

1,868

5

708

402

752

4,960

344

32

1,945

(

D)

415

588

491

175

4,291

3,939

83,495

64,234

18,770

37,786

34,246

2,760

162

4,407

9,130

113

1,535

2,491

241

2,850

10,557

3,540

208

13

164

123

1,647

341

859

3,232

4,447

3,285

176

986

19,262

15,780

10,720

1,672

6,397

-112

606

104

97

1,643

312

4,519

4,036

178

304

541

30

0

280

8

109

4

111

356

38

15

0

22

318

0

50

268

468

233

2,658

384

275

132

219

353

626

163

313

131

63

7,471

5,456

1,438

3,360

3,012

331

501

(*)

151

130

0

371

1,369

348

18

0

1

10

208

()

2

0

159

499

325

23

152

2,015

1,878

1,254

166

615

11

111

15

16

287

32

571

383

24

11

2

0

9

13

0

2

11

3

0

3

0

(*)

110

4

1

18,380

13,860

4,177

7,519

6,870

1,103

(

D)

800

1,144

65

274

515

(

D)

1,093

1,798

649

3

6

24

14

306

43

138

789

1,375

1,158

42

175

4,520

3,622

2,327

337

1,374

18

191

14

29

361

3

907

766

65

76

388

(

D)

0

179

(

D)

143

4

(

D)

642

66

114

39

19

155

32

59

87

24

49

5,472

3,848

1,373

2,129

1,992

95

(

D)

210

581

1

50

110

(

D)

215

696

137

2

0

2

6

101

6

21

0

0

68

279

114

6

158

1,624

1,332

986

94

677

(

D)

30

()

66

()

318

1

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

146

(

D)

2

0

102

18

13,883

11,799

1,942

8,124

7,584

297

1

1,485

2,355

0

274

935

2

411

1,825

539

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

213

(

D)

78

0

0

1,112

621

433

2

187

2,084

1,798

1,572

(

D)

1,254

4

1

0

0

(

D)

(*)

226

226

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

15

7

1

5

2

272

59

38

3

(

D)

C)

130

0

(

D)

0

0

7,276

5,001

1,363

3,140

2,722

403

43

240

636

6

(

D)

350

(

D)

153

760

418

()

28

150

4

0

234

264

194

9

62

2,275

1,169

651

38

476

7

42

19

(

D)

57

(

D)

504

478

0

27

14

0

0

0

0

0

4

10

30

1

1

0

0

29

0

142

141

n

o

0

935

93

136

109

313

43

87

74

11,178

9,034

4,203

3,587

C)

3 2 D5

0

• 8

6

0

88

455

616

0

0

489

0

4

-4

538

454

()

46

2,144

1,985

1,207

(

D)

457

(

D)

18

7

0

388

(

D)

777

777

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

()

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

145

0

5

0

0

(

D)

130

-6

(

D)

0

0

19,834

15,236

4,639

9,311

8,479

(

D)

24

1,015

(

D)

41

(

D)

445

147

518

3,654

832

30

2

(

D)

24

181

37

332

954

(

D)

(

D)

206

4,598

3,997

2,722

425

1,543

-3

212

1,089

C)

0

DO

j)

64

0

0

8

(

D)

0

0

451

143

36

49

21,067

16,527

2,788

11,178

5,786

701

230

1,138

795

(

D)

17

502

(

D)

572

1,755

5,392

95

102

125

45

250

253

4,437

(

D)

1,099

1,462

1,036

111

315

4,541

2,759

1,153

109

390

72

109

26

65

362

21

945

360

539

46

661

216

D

67

C)

24

43

389

(

D)

156

(

D)

73

1,302

797

(

D)

28

43

86

177

(

D)

60

D

19,055

20,943

5,581

13,914

9,101

(

D)

18

249

651

D

148

615

293

5,733

4,812

<

D)

0

(

D)

(*)

21

101

4,350

0

237

242

1,207

1,121

39

46

-1,888

-2,521

1,123

19

924

28

34

2

4

113

0

2,175

71

2,074

30

-5,819

439

10,346

9

-17,210

3

545

50

15

(

D)

5

0

(

0

17

156

129

462

264

D

4,548

3,509

739

2,551

1,942

97

17

185

103

7

7

63

0

861

602

609

13

(

D)

32

(

D)

56

13

429

183

163

3

17

1,038

629

405

84

()

124

5

140

89

35

15

85

99

-69

8

18

13

(

D)

39

24

18

5

1

15

0

4

11

48

11

27

8

178

4

15

48

11

9

1

8

(

D)

2,172 313 589 116 40 117 394 602 675 151 192

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Table II.S 4.—U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

198,391

57,396

25,654

20,431

5,223

19,077

12,022

6,941

114

10,798

1,868

83,495

7,471

1,964

1,715

3,793

18,380

8,743

3,626

2,436

1,000

2,575

5,472

1,854

675

1,179

3,618

13,883

451

2,535

7,457

3,441

7,276

630

1,961

2,042

2,643

11,178

10,132

1,046

19,834

1,847

1,409

563

4,148

517

2,207

1,109

768

1,286

5,076

904

21,067

15,186

5,881

19,055

-8,237

7,240

513

19,538

4,548

502

2,161

325

587

245

521

745

404

9

728

12,830

579

5,263

3,684

1,579

1,035

2,313

3,640

149,052

35,643

12,863

12,025

838

16,943

11,095

(

D)

()

5,522

316

64,234

5,456

1,586

1,350

2,521

13,860

6,817

2,731

1,578

681

2,053

3,848

1,232

513

719

2,616

11,799

410

1,664

6,725

3,000

5,001

430

1,552

1,216

1,803

9,034

8,133

901

15,236

1,491

1,005

484

2,757

402

1,372

917

565

824

4,651

768

16,527

12,560

3,967

20,943

2,851

4,262

270

13,560

3,509

277

1,603

264

444

330

728

253

D

8,196

110

3,442

2,270

1,172

690

697

3,258

42,857

10,414

4,675

4,445

230

5,738

5,722

3

14

D

18,770

1,438

907

4,177

2,632

459

345

394

348

1,373

490

231

259

883

1,942

(

D)

287

(

1,363

D

()

154

912

3,838

3,117

720

4,639

(

D)

305

307

1,687

123

634

125

155

375

441

2,788

2,258

531

5,581

1,885

1,873

90

1,732

739

64

312

53

()

121

(

D)

48

(

D)

279

4,565

17

1,903

1,359

545

296

520

1,828

88,156

21,186

7,451

6,933

518

9,099

5,374

3,694

31

4,442

195

37,786

3,360

1,087

924

1,349

7,519

3,048

1,757

996

247

1,471

2,129

627

221

406

1,502

8,124

276

982

5,082

1,784

3,140

183

1,368

826

764

4,203

4,023

180

9,311

(

D)

628

154

865

(

D)

594

598

334

364

3,888

401

11,178

8,412

2,765

13,914

658

2,098

132

11,025

2,551

206

1,165

156

421

211

116

261

695

169

76

241

1,542

20

35

20

15

336

155

997

68,307

15,835

5,026

4,520

507

(

D)

5,374

(

D)

31

D

34,246

3,012

1,015

848

1,149

6,870

2,642

1,655

928

238

1,406

1,992

569

D

()

1,423

7,584

(

D)

()

1,646

2,722

180

(

D)

793

(

D)

3,587

(

D)

()

8,479

914

536

143

761

(

D)

537

328

3,796

387

5,786

4,398

1,387

9,101

275

D

()

6,682

1,942

180

727

122

146

208

75

176

(

D)

125

47

1,397

13

20

D

141

D

19,849

5,352

2,424

2,413

11

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

3,540

348

73

76

200

649

406

102

68

9

65

137

58

D

()

79

539

()

139

418

3

(

D)

34

(

D)

616

(

D)

(

D)

832

(

D)

92

11

105

(

D)

57

36

92

14

5,392

4,014

1,378

4,812

383

D

()

4,343

609

25

438

34

275

3

41

85

(

D)

44

28

145

7

15

14

D

6,391

1,698

(

D)

()

0

1,279

0

1,279

C)

D

3,232

159

24

()

789

273

243

()

158

68

23

(

44

1,112

0

57

()

234

(

D)

3

216

(

D)

538

538

0

332

0

10

6

-8

()

82

34

88

48

1,099

668

432

242

26

162

5

49

36

2

26

10

11,649

2,344

(

D)

(

90

827

0

4,447

499

177

D

()

1,375

864

273

()

76

279

91

D

()

187

621

(

264

83

(

D)

19

(

D)

454

454

0

954

1

61

18

213

()

112

51

233

D

1,462

1,223

239

1,207

281

127

44

755

183

6

100

44

(

10

2,006

70

1,504

891

612

58

15

359

44,095

17,462

9,851

8,406

1,445

2,133

927

()

5,277

201

19,262

2,015

378

365

1,272

4,520

1,926

896

858

318

522

1,624

622

162

460

1,002

2,084

41

870

732

441

2,275

200

409

827

840

2,144

1,999

146

4,598

356

404

79

1,391

115

835

192

204

461

426

4,541

2,626

1,914

-1,888

-11,087

2,979

243

5,978

1,038

225

558

61

142

153

76

125

17

150

3,681

469

1,822

1,414

407

345

663

382

26,658

7,523

3,239

2,492

747

()

3,245

(

D)

15,780

1,878

351

406

1,121

3,622

1,664

660

697

209

392

1,332

442

154

287

890

1,798

(

D)

702

()

1,169

169

222

148

629

1,985

1,979

5

3,997

319

306

45

1,286

97

715

181

171

348

405

124

2,759

1,443

1,316

-2,521

-11,237

2,854

189

5,674

629

166

249

37

116

-12

61

46

17

65

D

2,488

321

1,480

(

D)

()

229

183

275

3,885

3,112

2,495

2,287

208

23

0

23

0

356

24

1

(

25

(

0

146

15

-81

4

()

0

4

0

0

274

69

3,098

1,868

617

401

216

()

700

(

D)

468

3

0

0

3

179

(

D)

13

4

(

D)

81

44

2

0

2

42

15

0

7

0

8

142

()

1

389

377

12

156

124

-3

170

0

D

10,454

4,960

3,499

3,226

273

626

0

623

3

2,658

110

26

()

642

(

132

96

48

102

(

272

(

D)

161

(

D)

(

D)

935

(

D)

(

D)

650

(

D)

145

5

140

451

61

17

10

1,302

735

567

462

107

124

323

36

257

24

14

()

0

17

0

12

750

79

150

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Table II.T 1.—Change in the U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Position,

yearend

F Y 1981

(1)

206,337

152,865

44,406

90,692

71,233

5,349

1,099

8,104

14,368

416

1,785

4,019

787

7,411

27,895

19,458

642

181

2,582

319

2,557

1,354

11,234

165

425

6,057

11,711

8,700

584

2,427

48,419

33,601

16,301

2,206

7,738

345

1,315

311

1,762

2,153

471

11,320

6,673

3,854

793

5,980

1,764

10,294

409

-8,044

849

344

364

3,565

1,688

1,009

547

131

1,877

291

-178

1,763

2,631

556

1,131

371

574

8,623

1,897

348

1,272

786

1,218

1,322

478

369

671

262

5,052

5,795

Change in 1982

Total

(2)

-7,946

-3,813

-1,549

-2,536

-2,926

205

25

-936

-184

-60

199

-77

88

-620

-1,567

391

-92

-5

131

-45

-325

-218

908

-37

72

334

-62

49

53

-165

-4,324

-6,943

2,071

349

763

-125

403

53

213

362

52

-1,503

-1,622

116

3

-7,511

47

828

-17

-8,854

74

267

143

321

-217

124

-379

38

537

-204

411

330

467

-95

145

138

279

1,831

327

3

994

398

-87

134

-103

26

65

75

192

1,788

Capital outflows

Total

(3)

-2,196

827

-1,886

1,846

1,009

435

64

-255

226

-44

333

297

120

-59

-110

837

-59

12

145

-2

52

-83

742

-38

68

494

373

199

81

92

-3,126

-5,742

2,243

370

887

-103

410

70

221

347

42

-518

-723

215

-9

-7,466

23

931

-16

-8,908

106

255

142

366

-151

117

-308

40

517

-209

347

378

388

-101

123

98

267

1,863

389

45

1,027

395

-25

80

-206

39

31

89

103

1,771

Equity capital

Net

increase

 1

(4)

8,566

1,642

-2,010

3,416

2,936

235

43

158

524

(

D)

109

(

D)

11

464

1,281

480

52

1

-28

13

308

19

112

3

1

23

213

(

D)

(

D)

39

6,786

5,703

1,016

155

588

15

159

5

8

67

20

507

295

159

53

4,180

14

196

(

D)

3,767

(

D)

9

169

413

54

66

-68

55

360

-6

(

D)

(

D)

326

6

151

109

60

344

-1

10

251

-4

-22

12

-113

6

128

77

137

582

Increases

(5)

15,294

6,452

862

4,854

4,150

260

48

313

613

11

111

144

11

553

2,085

705

57

1

106

13

335

22

167

3

1

(

D)

(

D)

560

(

D)

40

8,491

6,808

1,181

161

676

29

169

5

8

103

29

620

(

D)

(

D)

64

5,007

14

(

D)

(

D)

3,830

(

D)

(

D)

178

565

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

59

(

D)

0

(

D)

327

405

7

163

174

61

714

47

19

(

D)

2

30

19

(

D)

21

137

80

351

889

Decreases

(6)

6,728

4,809

2,872

1,438

1,214

25

5

156

89

(

D)

2

(

D)

0

90

804

225

4

0

134

(*)

27

4

55

(*)

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

2

2

1,705

1,105

165

6

88

14

11

(*)

C)

36

9

113

(

D)

(

D)

11

828

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

63

(•)

(

D)

9

151

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

4

(

D)

6

H

(

D)

79

1

12

66

1

370

48

9

(

D)

6

52

7

(

D)

15

9

3

214

307

Reinvested

earnings

 2

(7)

928

-158

381

-566

-1,091

-5

22

-519

-271

4

177

1

78

-54

-525

525

-105

15

99

-31

-227

-76

846

7

-4

122

-94

-100

10

-3

920

716

567

229

257

-160

91

17

244

-100

-10

-1,283

-1,138

-64

-80

1,431

89

495

-17

617

-22

286

-18

-651

56

25

97

-65

-707

-39

-5

-663

220

71

-8

173

-17

635

333

40

-81

164

-77

261

1

61

-58

-9

166

120

Intercompany debt

Net

(8)

-11,689

-657

-256

-1,004

-836

205

-1

107

-28

(

D)

47

(

D)

32

-469

-866

-167

-6

-4

75

16

-30

-26

-216

-47

71

349

254

(

D)

(

D)

57

-10,831

-12,160

660

-15

42

43

160

48

-31

380

32

258

120

120

17

-13,077

-80

240

(

D)

-13,292

(

D)

-40

-10

603

-261

26

-337

50

864

-163

(

D)

(

D)

-158

-178

-21

-184

225

884

57

-6

858

235

74

-193

-95

-28

-39

21

-200

1,069

Increases

in U.S.

parents'

receivables

(9)

2,139

524

-338

271

214

334

54

-59

-13

(

D)

50

(

D)

6

-68

-272

58

29

-4

35

15

-24

-28

24

(

D)

(

D)

362

229

211

9

9

1,760

1,254

553

-9

97

40

209

(

D)

-31

228

(

D)

424

405

-24

43

277

-67

182

10

167

-4

-4

-7

-307

104

(

D)

(

D)

72

-411

-162

-518

269

297

-169

307

130

30

516

-44

-4

428

230

-62

83

-92

C)

-47

24

-146

551

Increases

• IT Q in u.o.

parents'

payables

 3

(10)

13,828

1,182

-81

1,275

1,050

129

55

-166

15

2

3

42

-26

400

595

225

35

(•)

-39

-1

6

-2

240

(

D)

(

D)

12

-24

(

D)

(

D)

-48

12,591

13,414

-106

5

55

-3

50

(

D)

C)

-152

(

D)

166

285

-144

25

13,354

13

-59

(

D)

13,459

(

D)

36

2

-910

366

(

D)

(

D)

22

-1,275

1

(

D)

(

D)

455

9

327

313

-194

-368

-100

2

-430

-5

-135

275

2

28

-8

3

55

-518

Valuation adjustments

(11)

-5,750

-4,640

336

-4,381

-3,935

-230

-39

-681

-410

-16

-134

-375

-33

-561

-1,457

-446

-33

-17

-14

-43

-376

-135

166

1

4

-160

-435

-150

-28

-257

-1,198

-1,201

-172

-20

-124

-22

-7

-17

-7

15

10

-985

-899

-98

12

-44

24

-103

-1

54

-32

13

2

-45

-66

7

-72

-2

21

5

64

-49

79

6

22

40

12

-31

-62

-42

-33

3

-62

54

104

-13

34

-14

89

18

Position,

yearend

F Y 1982

(12)

198,391

149,052

42,857

88,156

68,307

5,554

1,124

7,168

14,184

356

1,984

3,942

874

6,792

26,328

19,849

550

176

2,713

274

2,232

1,136

12,142

128

497

6,391

11,649

8,749

638

2,262

44,095

26,658

18,371

2,556

8,500

220

1,717

364

1,975

2,516

524

9,817

5,051

3,971

796

-1,530

1,811

11,122

393

-16,898

924

611

507

3,885

1,471

1,134

168

169

2,414

88

233

2,093

3,098

461

1,276

509

853

10,454

2,224

350

2,266

1,184

1,131

1,456

375

395

736

337

5,244

7,584

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

SubjSaharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

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Table II.T 2.—Change in the U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Position,

yearend

F Y 1981

(1)

206,337

54,318

21,467

16,882

4,585

20,186

13,003

7,040

143

10,868

1,797

85,866

7,437

1,909

1,819

3,709

18,504

8,466

3,767

2,636

927

2,709

6,061

2,135

748

1,387

3,926

14,276

561

2,718

7,280

3,718

7,139

719

1,932

1,744

2,743

11,885

10,679

1,206

20,563

1,820

1,473

604

4,357

590

2,365

1,125

768

1,391

5,068

1,001

21,891

15,618

6,273

26,362

552

6,991

500

18,319

4,235

546

1,970

304

559

400

227

480

647

451

29

592

13,666

548

5,804

4,769

1,035

959

2,326

4,029

Change in 1982

Total

(2)

-7,946

3,078

4,186

3,549

637

-1,109

-980

-99

-29

-69

71

-2,370

34

55

-104

83

-124

278

-141

-200

73

-134

-589

-281

-73

-208

-308

-393

-110

-184

178

-277

138

-90

29

298

-100

-707

-548

-159

-729

27

-64

-42

-209

-72

-158

-16

(•)

-106

9

-97

-823

-431

-392

-7,308

-8,788

249

13

1,219

312

-45

190

21

27

83

18

41

98

-48

-20

136

-836

31

-541

-1,085

545

76

-13

-389

Capital outflows

Total

(3)

-2,196

3,194

3,932

3,301

631

-925

-837

-38

-50

156

30

2,734

689

377

11

301

842

449

77

171

108

38

-182

-491

-6

-485

309

195

-99

-5

286

13

632

-9

-7

442

207

-164

-87

-77

721

114

94

1

227

-5

-21

88

68

-46

188

14

-8

139

-147

-6,350

-8,733

1,035

30

1,319

429

-20

217

44

31

50

25

68

106

-29

-4

158

-2,195

37

-1,907

-2,457

550

27

-134

-218

Equity capital

Net

increase *

(4)

8,566

2,239

1,645

1,333

312

319

212

111

-3

233

42

2,002

342

220

20

102

557

232

(

D)

88

(

D)

142

-191

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

169

77

49

-55

98

215

(

D)

(

D)

78

124

379

379

(*)

530

52

69

4

56

(*)

48

79

52

17

119

34

670

610

59

5,239

4,063

481

21

675

136

-13

86

9

8

21

1

48

(•)

24

(

D)

(

D)

-1,720

31

-1,462

(

D)

(

D)

83

-179

-194

Increases

(5)

15,294

3,289

2,598

2,188

410

359

(

D)

(

D)

1

(

D)

(

D)

3,415

(

D)

226

(

D)

(

D)

809

434

(

D)

89

(

D)

177

(

D)

19

4

15

(

D)

390

77

146

(

D)

(

D)

301

(

D)

(

D)

84

128

420

419

1

710

52

98

5

110

9

108

81

53

34

121

39

895

691

204

6,669

4,932

660

34

1,043

238

10

108

25

8

24

3

49

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

55

788

36

(

D)

149

(

D)

(

D)

38

(

D)

Decreases

(6)

6,728

1,051

953

855

98

40

(

D)

(

D)

4

(

D)

(

D)

1,413

(

D)

5

(

D)

(

D)

252

202

14

1

C)

35

(

D)

(

D)

4

(

D)

111

221

0

97

(

D)

(

D)

86

(

D)

(

D)

6

4

41

40

1

181

0

29

1

54

9

61

2

1

17

2

5

225

80

145

1,430

869

179

13

368

102

23

22

16

(*)

3

1

2

0

(

D)

C)

(

D)

2,508

5

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

217

(

D)

Reinvested

earnings

 2

(7)

928

-1,106

-568

-1,133

565

-548

-400

-136

-12

78

-67

75

224

142

-110

192

24

5

-16

72

64

-101

-17

-79

C)

-79

63

134

-226

58

368

-66

344

-13

44

216

96

-551

-620

69

-85

26

7

-16

61

-6

-27

8

8

-99

-74

27

5

63

-58

1,998

722

643

1

632

357

6

124

26

38

13

19

28

104

-12

84

50

-402

-78

-346

-352

6

7

45

-30

Intercompany debt

Net

(8)

-11,689

2,061

2,855

3,101

-245

-695

-649

-12

-34

-154

56

657

122

14

101

7

261

213

(

D)

11

(

D)

-3

25

(

D)

-5

(

D)

(

D)

-108

51

-112

-27

-19

73

(

D)

(

D)

148

-13

8

154

-146

276

35

18

13

109

1

-42

2

8

35

143

-46

-683

-534

-149

-13,588

-13,518

-90

9

11

-64

-13

7

9

-14

17

4

-8

1

-41

(

D)

(

D)

•73

84

-99

(

D)

(

D)

-63

C)

6

Increases

in U.S.

parents'

receivables

(9)

2,139

-583

1,270

1,295

-25

-732

(

D)

(

D)

-33

-1,170

50

1,345

157

23

89

44

379

213

70

38

41

17

87

12

-6

18

75

27

32

-59

58

-4

-1

-9

-52

71

-11

428

502

-74

269

37

18

14

97

10

-32

14

13

-56

144

12

33

-46

79

1,092

576

76

12

428

230

-4

158

5

62

4

5

83

11

-7

20

51

20

96

-187

(

D)

(

D)

51

75

-14

Increases

• IT Q in U.o.

parents'

payables

 3

(10)

13,828

-2,644

-1,585

-1,806

221

-37

(

D)

(

D)

1

-1,016

-6

688

34

9

-12

37

118

1

(

D)

27

(

D)

20

61

(

D)

-1

(

D)

(

D)

135

-19

54

85

15

-74

(

D)

(

D)

-76

2

420

348

72

-7

1

(*)

1

-12

9

10

12

5

-92

1

58

716

488

228

14,680

14,094

166

4

416

295

9

150

-4

76

-13

1

91

10

34

(

D)

(

D)

93

11

-88

-1

-87

114

75

-19

Valuation

adjustments

(11)

-5,750

-116

254

248

6

-184

-143

-62

21

-226

41

-5,104

-655

-322

-115

-218

-966

-172

-217

-370

-34

-173

-407

210

-68

277

-617

-588

-11

-178

-108

-290

-494

-80

36

-H3

-307

-543

-461

-82

-1,450

-87

-158

-42

-435

-67

-137

-105

-68

-59

-180

-112

-815

-570

-245

-958

-55

-786

-17

-100

-117

-24

-27

-23

-4

33

-6

-27

-8

-19

-16

-22

1,359

-6

1,366

1,372

-5

49

120

-171

Position,

yearend

F Y 1982

(12)

198,391

57,396

25,654

20,431

5,223

19,077

12,022

6,941

114

10,798

1,868

83,495

7,471

1,964

1,715

3,793

18,380

8,743

3,626

2,436

1,000

2,575

5,472

1,854

675

1,179

3,618

13,883

451

2,535

7,457

3,441

7,276

630

1,961

2,042

2,643

11,178

10,132

1,046

19,834

1,847

1,409

563

4,148

517

2,207

1,109

768

1,286

5,076

904

21,067

15,186

5,881

19,055

-8,237

7,240

513

19,538

4,548

502

2,161

325

587

483

245

521

745

404

9

728

12,830

579

5,263

3,684

1,579

1,035

2,313

3,640

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film.

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services..

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Table II.T 3.—Direct Investment Capital Outflows, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

jlectronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industriei

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

E^Pt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Ni

O1

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirate

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

-2,196

827

-1,886

1,846

1,009

435

64

-255

226

-44

333

297

120

-59

-110

837

-59

12

145

-2

52

-83

742

-38

68

494

373

199

81

92

-3,126

-5,742

2,243

370

887

-103

410

70

221

347

42

-518

-723

215

-9

-7,466

23

931

-16

106

255

142

366

-151

117

-308

40

517

-209

347

378

388

-101

123

98

267

1,863

389

45

1,027

395

-25

80

-206

39

31

89

103

1,771

3,194

-453

-537

-291

-593

-127

29

-164

-141

-50

(

D

)

20

(

D

)

-4

-153

302

(

69

-27

246

-45

-8

289

3,295

919

578

150

20

C)

96

(

D)

216

-25

(

D)

83

(

D)

142

(

D)

258

-5

134

(

D)

(

D)

91

527

-145

133

-320

41

672

()

422

306

6

-6

56

250

1,543

59

29

1,046

(

D

)

71

-24

()

46

46

353

1,260

2,734

1,733

178

1,517

1,493

178

22

-76

243

8

282

224

30

197

384

24

8

1

27

-2

-57

-40

68

-200

-236

21

15

1,001

787

1,174

196

788

-125

63

22

-8

257

-20

-419

-424

8

-2

32

5

0

4

2

7

1

13

36

2

2

0

1

33

0

4

29

63

(

D

)

18

7

115

171

14

-6

36

-91

92

-127

34

-13

7

689

671

164

413

410

8

7

70

-23

(*)

46

37

0

30

235

4

C)

0

(*)

4

-10

7

1

C)

0

1

6

0

C)

6

(*)

0

C)

0

(•)

-89

(*)

(*)

(

D)

(*)

-106

1

(

D)

9

1

-1

842

921

239

484

455

42

(

D)

51

33

11

9

39

(

D)

115

127

29

1

(*)

5

-17

25

-15

-2

199

194

4

1

-78

160

14

128

-2

18

C)

-5

8

-2

-172

-169

-1

-2

16

45

(

D)

34

7

(

D)

-137

-18

3

4

-2

7

9

-151

8

1

-182

-222

17

120

110

12

28

17

2

9

D6

-18

40

10

(*)

0

C)

-365

-386

1

20

40

49

80

9

170

()

-22

-33

(*)

D

-23

C)

D

195

122

7

165

187

-26

C)

-74

88

0

37

149

-13

20

6

-23

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

-12

(

D

)

4

0

0

-44

-6

-21

(•)

15

73

32

121

(

D

)

87

-5

(*)

0

0

(

D

)

-1

-89

-89

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

1

(*)

1

1

37

632

248

56

134

52

-19

5

-43

-2

C)

10

10

1

-2

385

101

-4

89

C)

4

5

(

-17

-20

0

3

3

0

0

0

0

0

1

2

C)

0

0

11

0

5

5

32

32

(*)

0

0

254

159

(

16

5

66

12

7

-12

2

-164

-455

-424

-78

14

(

D

)

(*)

-88

(

D

)

0

2

-4

0

2

-74

-92

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

-78

(

D

)

0

(*)

-25

201

-154

(

D

)

(

D

)

-42

291

289

281

(

D

)

50

(

D

)

-6

2

0

194

(

D)

9

9

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

C)

(

D

)

-1

0

721

448

120

278

265

(

D

)

1

-20

7

10

39

-29

13

-2

C)

(

D

)

-41

-8

58

12

272

225

337

89

244

-40

24

-115

C)

' 0

0

0

7

-8

237

6

128

81

-42

15

12

34

3

4

-6

67

47

-71

8

19

2

18

6

42

-42

146

92

-2

56

•245

-341

96

4

43

-10

2

-2

6

57

-4

-219

-137

-78

-4

-219

-39

-11

-5

-6,350

1,143

487

542

198

(

D)

6

-55

88

D

(

18

87

-328

-133

344

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(*)

-2

-11

313

0

10

43

71

57

10

3

-7,493

-7,442

116

4

68

3

2

1

(*)

38

0

36

-54

83

7

-7,594

51

967

2

-8,881

(*)

244

23

(

0

5

-160

-157

116

91

429

90

207

105

-8

-6

16

-24

1

1

11

0

93

21

102

3

()

18

-11

64

2

27

303 45 55 -53 18 196 26 105 38 63

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Table II.T 4.—Direct Investment Capital Outflows, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services , ...

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods ,

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

-2,196

3,194

3,932

3,301

631

-925

-837

-38

-50

156

30

2,734

689

377

11

301

842

449

77

171

108

38

-182

-491

-6

-485

309

195

-5

286

13

632

-9

-7

442

207

-164

-87

-77

721

114

94

1

227

-5

-21

88

68

-46

188

14

-8

139

-147

-6,350

-8,733

1,035

30

1,319

429

-20

217

44

31

50

25

68

106

-29

-4

158

•2,195

37

-1,907

-2,457

550

27

-134

-218

827

-453

452

426

25

-643

-703

D

-346

84

1,733

671

349

99

223

921

551

150

116

83

22

-222

-409

-9

-399

187

122

-80

-39

182

59

248

-6

-83

206

131

-455

-381

-74

448

48

75

-6

141

18

15

94

62

-59

64

-4

237

318

-81

1,143

-305

686

-6

769

330

-17

151

28

17

39

107

-2

-2,163

-3

-2,129

-2,422

293

72

53

-156

-1,886

-537

-458

-430

-28

-99

-102

2

1

178

164

72

35

57

239

161

34

16

60

-32

17

28

14

15

-11

7

-25

(

D)

(

D)

56

11

34

-424

-346

-78

120

-8

-20

82

15

13

-4

18

-5

14

6

-3

9

487

301

211

-6

-19

90

-1

-8

-25

()

-10D

()

100

-2,110

3

-2,313

-2,465

152

21

172

1,846

-291

781

753

28

-784

-601

-169

-14

-363

75

1,517

413

257

34

123

484

206

108

125

22

23

120

-51

-26

-25

171

165

-81

63

152

31

134

-26

-71

149

82

-78

-81

4

278

(

D)

90

12

54

(

D)

3

61

40

-46

32

11

128

194

-66

542

()

736

207

-16

140

20

53

12

6

49

109

-13

20

-33

-257

1

5

(*)

6

54

-349

1,009

-593

616

557

59

(

D)

-601

(

D)

-14

1,493

410

254

34

122

455

178

96

134

20

25

110

-39

()

148

187

()

25

52

-25

(

D)

134

(

D)

14

()

265

-20

95

11

50

(

D)

28D

-46

33

13

81

130

-49

-668

D

()

457

105

-9

56

14

12

-1

34

(

D)

-19

14

(

D)

-276

2

4

837

302

165

196

-31

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

24

4

3

C)

1

29

28

12

-9

1

-2

10

-12

()

22

-23

()

6

82

-1

(

D)

14

(

D)

-92

(

D)

(

D)

13

(

D)

-6

1

5

(

D)

-25D

344

38D

()

278

102

-8

85

6

56

1

7

15

(

D)

6

6D

494

289

D

()

0

203

0

208

-5

(

D)

C)

238

36

2

()

6

-44

0

-48

D

()

48

(

D)

C)

42

(

D)

201

201

0

-8

0

(*)

1

-18

-3

(

D)

15

2

5

-9

-42

-3

-40

()

-29

373

85

-200

58

19

()

199

191

6

()

6

-365

-386

D

-29

2

()

-154

-154

0

58

(•)

-6

2

23

()

22

-10

12

146

130

16

71

20

2

C)

49

38

1

20

10

233

-8

178

43

135

11

2

51

-3,126

3,295

3,096

2,875

222

-282

-134

()

502

1,001

18

28

-88

78

-78

-101

-73

55

25

17

40

-82

122

73

-18

34

104

-46

385

-3

76

236

76

291

294

-3

272

65

19

7

86

-23

-36

-5

5

12

124

19

-245

-179

-66

-7,493

-8,428

349

36

550

98

-3

67

3

20

8

29

-1

-26

218

40

222

-36

258

-46

64

-62

-5,742

919

642

497

146

()

421

(

D)

787

99

23

27

50

4

45

-89

54

12

-17

49

-89

5

-94

138

32

21

()

88

-5

31

21

41

289

295

-6

225

45

11

7

77

-18

-29

-5

6

-6

120

19

-341

-309

-33

-7,442

-8,305

325

30

509

26

-15

309

53

296

D

27

15

-82

366

527

655

712

-57

-22

-19

-3

0

()

C)D

()

0

-1

0

0

-184

-11

388

306

220

138

82

()

165

63

C)

0

0

(*)

45

(

D)

2

(*)

(

D)

31

-23

2

0

2

-25

•160

-163

2

1,863

1,543

1,579

1,529

50

-33

0

-33

1

115

-89

5

D

()

-137

37

11

254

20

D

3

2

-1

3

35

19

8

C)

8

-5

(*)

15

4

C)

20

57

-38

116

45

20

103

353

384

-32

-250

-250

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Table II.U 1.—Direct Investment Income, Country by Component

[Millions of dollars]

Direct

investment

income

(=cols. 2-

5+6 or

4 + 6 + 9)

(1)

18,354

11,351

2,619

7,224

4,848

159

74

-107

785

17

395

351

113

1,113

1,947

2,376

-85

35

941

-9

-37

-4

1,475

14

47

568

939

668

36

235

5,983

1,513

1,805

394

628

-48

193

48

256

297

36

-421

-851

466

-35

129

185

1,268

37

-1,769

90

311

5

266

715

618

155

-58

-449

-54

111

-506

1,098

108

728

215

47

3,106

486

54

1,750

292

16

366

27

95

-10

31

1,020

3,356

Earnings

 x

Total

(=cols.

3 + 4 or

10 + 11)

(2)

21,237

11,412

2,443

7,416

5,124

141

67

-103

917

19

390

364

118

1,246

1,966

2,292

-78

35

814

-6

-14

-6

1,488

14

45

614

939

646

36

257

8,845

4,417

1,830

382

701

-96

188

49

260

310

35

-425

-847

458

-37

3,013

183

1,393

37

997

84

318

(•)

245

709

613

155

-59

-464

-35

114

-542

\095

94

733

222

47

3,088

492

57

1,728

291

11

361

25

96

-1

29

979

3,361

Distributed3

(3)

20,309

11,570

2,062

7,983

6,215

146

45

416

1,188

15

212

363

40

1,299

2,491

1,768

27

20

716

25

213

70

641

7

49

492

1,033

747

26

261

7,925

3,702

1,262

153

445

64

97

32

16

410

45

858

292

523

43

1,581

94

898

54

380

106

32

17

896

653

588

58

7

243

4

119

121

875

23

741

48

63

2,453

158

17

1,809

127

88

100

23

35

58

38

814

3,241

Reinvested

(4)

928

-158

381

-566

-1,091

-5

22

-519

-271

4

177

1

78

-54

-525

525

-105

15

99

-31

-227

-76

846

7

-4

122

-94

-100

10

-3

920

716

567

229

257

-160

91

17

244

-100

-10

-1,283

-1,138

-64

-80

1,431

89

495

-17

617

-22

286

-18

-651

56

25

97

-65

-707

-39

-5

-663

220

71

-8

173

-17

635

333

40

-81

164

-77

261

1

61

-58

-9

166

120

Withholding taxes

on

distributed

earnings

(5)

1,059

772

207

450

369

19

2

22

171

3

(•)

18

1

42

90

80

3

1

2

4

33

3

34

1

0

42

74

41

3

29

288

237

173

19

108

(

D

)

(

D

)

2

4

30

C)

53

50

1

2

11

0

10

(•)

(*)

(*)

0

1

11

(•)

0

(•)

11

(

D

)

3

(

D

)

3

(

D

)

1

0

(

D

)

36

3

3

2

(•)

(

D

)

C)

1

5

10

(

D

)

(*)

39

Interest (net of withholding taxes)

 2

Net

receipts

(6)

-1,824

711

383

258

94

38

9

19

40

1

5

5

-3

-91

71

164

-4

(•)

129

(*)

10

5

21

(*)

2

-4

73

63

4

7

-2,575

-2,667

149

31

35

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

C)

18

1

57

46

8

4

-2,872

2

-115

C)

-2,765

6

-7

6

32

6

4

1

1

26

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

6

(

D

)

-4

-7

(

D

)

54

-3

(*)

24

1

(

D

)

5

3

4

1

(

D

)

40

34

Receipts

by U.S.

parents

from

affiliates

(7)

1,927

1,440

456

885

671

41

9

(

D

)

102

1

6

(

D

)

(•)

41

430

214

(*)

n

(•)

(

D

6)

51

(*)

2

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

4

7

439

293

153

32

37

(

D

)

(D)

1

C)

19

1

90

(

D

)

10

(

D

)

50

8

7

(*)

20

6

1

6

(

D

)

6

4

1

1

(

D

)

(

D

)

C)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

2

1

(

D

)

66

6

(•)

24

1

(

D

)

9

3

4

1

(

D

)

48

48

Payments

by U.S.

parents to

affiliates

(8)

3,751

730

73

627

577

3

(•)

62

0

(*)

4

132

359

50

5

(•)

0

(

D

)

(•)

30

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(•)

3,013

2,959

4

1

2

0

0

0

0

1

C)

33

(

D

)

2

(

D

)

2,922

6

123

(•)

2,786

0

8

0

(

D

)

(*)

(*)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

6

7

(•)

12

8

0

0

0

(•)

4

0

(*)

0

0

8

15

Addenda—

Distributed

earnings

net of

withholding taxes

(9)

19,250

10,798

1,855

7,533

5,846

126

43

394

1,016

12

212

345

38

1,257

2,401

1,687

24

19

713

22

179

66

608

6

49

451

959

705

23

231

7,638

3,464

1,089

134

336

(

D

)

( )

31

12

380

45

804

241

522

41

1,570

94

889

54

379

106

32

16

884

653

588

58

6

232

(

D

)

115

(

D

)

872

(

D

)

740

48

(

D

)

2,417

155

14

1,807

127

(

D

)

100

23

30

47

(

D

)

814

3,203

Earnings

before

capital

gains/

losses

(10)

24,619

13,573

2,809

9,219

6,783

287

107

293

966

22

406

535

137

1,290

2,741

2,436

-107

39

933

10

-72

73

1,491

19

49

639

906

567

44

296

10,028

5,596

1,793

160

858

-86

213

58

236

337

17

597

172

446

-21

3,206

191

1,509

32

1,066

83

318

7

271

711

616

155

-59

-440

-33

101

-508

1,101

86

747

220

48

3,059

507

58

1,722

280

1

351

20

98

-1

23

1,019

3,395

Capital

gains/

losses

 4

(11)

-3,382

-2,161

-366

-1,803

-1,660

-147

-40

-396

-49

-4

-16

-171

-20

-45

-774

-143

29

-4

-119

-16

58

-78

-3

-6

-4

-25

33

80

-8

-38

-1,182

-1,179

36

222

-157

-10

-25

-9

24

-27

19

-1,022

-1,019

13

-16

-193

-8

-116

5

-69

1

(*)

-7

-26

-2

-3

(*)

(*)

-24

-3

13

-35

-6

8

-14

2

-2

28

-15

-1

5

11

10

10

5

-2

C)

5

-39

-34

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

E^:::::::::::::zz:::::::::::::::=

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

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Table II.U 2.—Direct Investment Income, Industry by Component

[Millions of dollars]

Direct

investment

income

(=cols. 2-

5+6 or

4+6+9)

Earnings

 l

Total

(=cols.

3+4 or

10+11)

Distributed8 Reinvested

Withholding taxes

on

distributed

earnings

Interest (net of withholding taxes)

 2

Net

receipts

Receipts

by U.S.

parents

from

affiliates

Payments

by U.S.

parents to

affiliates

Addenda—

Distributed

earnings

net of

withholding taxes

Earnings

before

capital

gains/

losses

Capital

gains/

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products ~

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

18,354

8,859

5,242

1,588

1,362

1,112

242

9

619

47

4,711

906

252

169

485

1,313

387

362

315

104

145

272

32

42

-9

240

1,064

-224

207

985

96

648

29

135

296

187

-327

-487

160

835

76

52

n

287

32

63

71

43

-2

132

81

1,700

1,128

572

1,710

-1,193

1,096

18

1,789

839

46

309

66

108

29

68

167

56

142

120

534

-66

60

-132

192

108

298

134

21,237

8,684

6,507

4,937

1,569

1,521

1,248

261

12

635

21

4,951

961

253

190

518

1,306

348

394

337

92

135

257

-11

40

-51

269

1,120

-226

191

1,053

101

666

32

148

295

191

-224

-365

141

866

72

51

-1

287

35

74

76

45

5

141

81

1,680

1,107

573

4,610

1,649

1,111

15

1,836

810

43

290

71

94

29

23

74

169

52

138

117

502

-68

32

-172

204

112

295

132

20,309

9,789

7,075

6,070

1,005

2,069

1,648

397

24

557

4,876

737

110

301

326

1,282

344

410

265

28

236

274

68

41

28

206

985

(*)

133

685

167

321

45

103

79

95

326

254

72

950

47

44

15

225

41

100

68

37

103

214

55

1,675

1,044

631

2,612

927

467

14

1,203

453

37

166

45

56

16

4

45

65

64

53

67

904

11

378

180

197

105

250

161

928

-1,106

-568

-1,133

565

-548

-400

-136

-12

78

-67

75

224

142

-110

192

24

5

-16

72

64

-101

-17

-79

(*)

-79

63

134

-226

58

368

-66

344

-13

44

216

%

-551

-620

69

-85

26

7

-16

61

-6

-27

8

-99

-74

27

5

63

-58

1,998

722

643

1

632

357

6

124

13

19

28

104

-12

84

50

-402

-78

-346

-352

6

7

45

-30

1,059 -1,824

255

91

83

8

133

3

26

5

557

83

13

23

48

131

37

48

31

3

11

24

D3

118

(*)

10

92

16

37

7

13

5

12

43

38

5

120

1

5

2

36

5

15

9

6

12

26

4

107

80

27

65

8

13

(*)

45

24

3

14

5

2

n

3

1

C)

3

51

1

18

9

9

5

7

20

431

415

388

27

-26

<•;

10

31

317

28

12

2

15

138

76

17

9

15

21

39

fi

62

2

25

24

11

20

4

1

7

8

-60

-84

24

90

4

6

3

35

1

4

4

4

5

18

3

127

101

26

-2,834

-2,834

-2

4

-1

53

6

33

(*)

12

6

(*)

5

4

5

83

2

46

49

-3

1

10

22

1,927

583

499

469

31

709

45

20

8

17

151

84

19

10

15

23

81

176

128

48

279

190

5

4

80

71

6

40

1

12

10

(°)

3

5

4

12

108

2

(

D)

51

3,751

153

84

80

4

392

16

8

6

2

13

8

2

1

(*)

2

42

1

1

0

41

13

O

2

4

6

4

0

C)

4

(*)D

49

27

22

3,113

3,024

7

1

81

18

0

7

(*)

19,250

9,534

6,983

5,986

997

1,936

(

D)

(

21

531

84

4,319

653

98

278

278

1,150

307

361

233

25

225

250

(

D)

37

()

867

(*)

124

593

151

284

38

90

73

83

284

217

67

830

45

39

13

190

37

86

59

31

91

188

51

1,568

965

2,546

919

455

14

1,158

429

34

152

40

14

3

(

D)

62

63

53

64

853

10

360

171

189

100

243

141

24,619

9,176

6,480

4,934

1,546

1,980

1,569

395

16

689

26

6,994

1,099

278

225

595

1,895

448

632

435

151

229

315

-36

350

1,786

-283

207

1,622

240

840

47

240

298

256

-586

-737

151

1,646

149

63

2

325

78

236

91

5

93

496

108

2,114

1,483

631

4,761

1,965

908

9

1,879

860

44

321

80

99

33

23

87

170

70

139

116

713

-73

30

-166

196

160

235

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Table II.U 3.—Direct Investment Income, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan ,

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

18,354

11,351

2,619

7,224

4,848

159

74

-107

785

17

395

351

113

1,113

1,947

2,376

-85

35

941

-9

-37

-4

1,475

14

47

939

668

36

235

5,983

1,513

1,805

394

628

-48

193

48

256

297

36

-421

-851

466

-35

129

185

1,268

37

-1,769

90

311

5

266

715

618

155

-58

-449

-54

111

-506

1,098

108

728

215

47

3,106

486

54

1,750

292

16

366

27

95

-10

31

1,020

3,356

8,859

4,078

753

2,832

1,639

-133

14

(

D)

58

6

(

D)

-176

C)

744

1,305

1,193

-11

6

893

(

D)

3

-14

262

230

142

3,795

794

416

77

-100

-1

90

(

D)

247

56

(

D)

-20

14

-32

-2

397

86

89D

1

-18

363

675

588

150

-63

-312

-1

163

-474

569

5

370

170

2,070

63

D

1,714

(

D)

(

1

-34

986

2,691

4,711

3,590

987

2,067

2,011

(

D)

36

24

696

C)

371

413

(

D)

225

110

57

8

2

23

(

D)

-79

6

94

2

248

111

10

126

1,122

515

1,135

264

615

-51

108

19

-4

169

16

-624

-667

28

15

4

5

0

-16

2

503

93

33

29

53

-36

229

4

81

8

10

906

736

197

403

356

4

18

41

44

(*)

55

29

0

52

113

47

1

0

C)

(*)

0

29

107

39

4

64

170

241

186

30

57

1

26

3

(*)

58

11

47

32

1,313

1,139

236

757

705

64

2

61

145

2

132

71

2

52

176

52

C)

1

2

-20

26

(

D)

12

C)

(

D)

51

95

70

5

20

174

75

235

60

91

5

37

1

-6

47

-1

-138

-158

()

-21

4

0

272

257

70

145

149

5

2

20

44

-4

(

D)

10

(

D)

15

48

-4

(*)

0

C)

(')

2

-9

3

0

0

-12

32

12

42

(

D)

4

2

C)

-13

(

D)

-46

-46

1,064

863

141

610

603

-15

31

121

0

62

254

C )

60

90

7

2

0

0

36

23

(*)

13

201

90

174

51

121

2

(*)

0

0

-1

1

-84

-84

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

1

1

108

17

9

(*)

(

D)

0

62

0

(

D)

0

0

648

332

106

157

116

-12

8

10

35

-1

30

18

3

12

14

41

5

1

21

13

1

7

316

43

59

3

46

C)

7

5

1

( )

- 1 8

-25

0

6

2

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

6

C)

(*)

0

0

6

0

23

23

0

0

0

244

35

4

3

35

18

83

20

45

(*)

2

-327

-245

42

-221

-88

0

-101

240

0

(•)

0

3

-278

-132

-5

0

0

-3

67

-133

-98

-82

-155

106

26

70

(

D)

-5

C)

0

25

(

D)

-261

-261

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5

C)

(*)

0

0

5

0

0

5

0

0

0

0

0

69

0

1

0

0

-1

76

508

195

215

169

26

6

-38

67

3

3 1

-54

46

4

C)

( )

- 2 1

2

327

235

344

83

189

-22

38

7

C)D

()

-122

-124

(*)

1

13

0

1,700

1,147

180

904

271

44

23

-10

-32

8

3

38

(•)

51

146

633

-86

25

20

(

D)

22

9

622

5

78

(

D)

5

(

D)

553

119

113

27

28

3

-5

(

D)

6

52

(

D)

-74

-119

46

-2

80

38

9

3

107

(

D)

33

(

D)

12

311

217

(*)

5

10

-4

47

(

D)

10

6

1,710

1,540

437

976

613

121

2

(

D)

56

(

D)

(

D)

25

(

D)

-75

324

363

2

0

-3

C)

1

C)

325

0

39

25

101

96

(*)

6

171

71

3

65

3

5

(*)

(•)

-5

0

424

-4

421

7

-428

55

1,145

C)

-1,905

1

276

1

-14

2

2

0

C)

-16

-19

0

3

22

30

839

496

106

346

226

18

C)

27

6

1

(*)

16

0

121

37

120

3

1

6

6

19

-4

83

2

2

39

30

1

8

343

87

63

12

12

2

1

-1

2

33

1

-12

-24

37

C)D

1

21

(

D)

16

14

11

3

(*)

1

0

(*)

1

197

(

D)

174

43

29

1

-3

3

C)

1

3

(*)

3

6

64 62 90 123 225

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Table II.U 4.—Direct Investment Income, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

18,354

8,859

5,242

1,588

1,362

1,112

242

9

619

47

4,711

906

252

169

485

1,313

387

362

315

104

145

272

32

42

-9

240

1,064

-224

207

985

96

648

29

135

296

187

-327

-487

160

835

76

52

(•)

287

32

63

71

43

-2

132

81

1,700

1,128

572

1,710

-1,193

1,096

18

1,789

839

46

309

66

108

29

68

167

56

142

120

534

-66

60

-132

192

108

298

134

11,351

4,078

3,151

2,989

162

716

()

C)

186

25

3,590

736

200

195

341

1,139

371

383

179

73

132

257

34

30

3

223

863

121

804

(

D)

332

28

46

129

128

-245

-334

89

508

60

42

-5

152

44

19

61

-35

67

63

1,147

763

384

1,540

283

350

5

901

496

39

209

53

76

17

16

47

(

D)

28

501

-4

132

-59

192

100

91

182

2,619

753

429

408

21

307

306

(*)

1

10

7

987

197

49

24

123

236

46

69

45

35

40

70

29

37

-8

42

141

-36

(

D)

53

106

10

18

20

57

42

-48

89

195

(

D)

-5

-17

88

20

22

5

20

53

(

D)

180

114

65

437

119

251

(•)

67

106

6

42

157

(•)

-81

(

D)

(

D)

27

57

154

7,224

2,832

2,566

2,448

117

124

D

(

C)

133

10

2,067

403

127

88

189

757

248

273

134

32

70

145

-12

-16

4

157

610

-163

137

606

31

157

18

19

61

59

-221

-221

(*)

215

(

D)

53

7

46

(

D)

-11

904

565

976

125

75

3

773

346

30

140

31

68

9

24

132

9

-2

37

99

2

3

-1

4

73

29

-7

4,848

1,639

1,730

1,623

107

()

-300

C)D)

2,011

356

118

77

162

705

193

273

128

30

82

149

2

3

C)

146

603

-158

137

599

25

116

18

(

D)

60

(

D)

-88

-89

1

169D

46

(

D)

-1

25

11

-7

3

35

271

153

118

613

71

66

4

472

226

24

62

23

10

16

120

-5

-1

26

89

2

1

-1

2

71

26

-12

2,376

1,193

825

11

(

-132

-132

-1

46

(

D)

14

1

1

(

D)

-10

1

-2

1

-1

1

633

412

221

363

54

8

(*)

301

120

6

77

568

262

()

0

197

0

201

-4

(

D)

(*)

288

29

2

D

4

2

(

D)

-14

22

-36

25

-2

20

2

5

5

1

2

939

230

248

107

23

()

95

57

21

6

4

7

38

16

8

7

22

36

4

18

1

13

21

C)

9

3

10

-133

()

7

(

D)

7

-4

10

(

D)

78

62

16

101

42

4

C)

55

39

2

25

13

4

4

3

1

5

2

5

244

-6

210

C)

5,983

3,795

2,679

2,253

426

647

()

8

433

37

1,122

170

52

-26

144

174

16

-21

135

31

13

16

-1

11

-13

17

201

85

181

(

D)

316

1

89

167

59

-82

-153

70

327

16

10

6

134

-12

44

10

4

65

18

553

365

188

171

-1,477

746

13

888

343

7

100

14

22

13

21

(

D)

28

141

-1

-63

-72

-73

174

-48

1,513

794

327

147

181

()

2

212

(

D)

515

241

46

()

75

17

-62

106

13

1

-12

-3

10

-13

-9

90

29

(

D)

-32

43

-7

()

27

-155

-150

-6

235

12

-5

3

120

-16

20

7

10

64

11

119

59

68

-1,504

715

7

851

87

-15

64

6

24

19

-54

14

20

-6

7

28

-64

266

363

308

229

79

0

1

0

(*)

0

0

-150

-20

-88

-88

0

()

C)

1,098

569

165

95

70

()

C)

107

99

22

23

1

2

-3

197

C)

7

0

-1

(*)

6

0

20

141

30

133

0

(•)

(*)

0

40

94

0

3,106

2,070

1,879

1,782

96

()

(*)

111

(

D)

503

-75

6

()

87

7

29

28

17

6

14

3

C)

2

12

108

(*)

54

()

244

8

51

158

27

69

-7

76

56

5

15

2

11

3

(

D)

C)

-5

()

C)

311

189

122

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Table II.V 1.—Direct Investment Royalties and License Fees, Receipts and Payments by U.S. Parents, Country by Type

[Millions of dollars]

Net receipts

(1)

3,567

3,288

442

2,263

1,986

150

34

437

456

2

39

212

1

163

491

277

34

17

22

16

63

64

59

(*)

3

370

213

130

28

55

279

164

50

21

9

5

1

3

1

7

2

96

86

5

5

18

1

9

(*)

1

3

0

2

6

2

1

(*)

1

4

0

C)

4

14

4

7

(*)

2

96

15

4

5

6

10

24

13

10

8

(*)

(*)

24

Receipts from

affiliates

 l

(2)

3,629

3,346

448

2,309

2,007

151

34

439

460

2

39

213

1

163

504

302

34

17

22

16

63

64

84

C)

3

376

213

131

28

55

283

167

51

22

9

5

1

3

1

7

2

98

87

6

5

18

1

10

(•)

1

3

0

2

6

2

1

(•)

1

4

0

C)

4

14

4

7

(*)

2

96

15

4

5

6

10

24

13

10

8

(•)

(*)

24

Payments to

affiliates

 2

(3)

62

58

6

46

21

1

C)

2

4

0

0

1

0

(*)

13

25

0

0

0

0

C)

(*)

25

0

0

6

C)

(•)

0

0

3

3

1

C)

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

1

1

0

(•)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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(*)

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

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(4)

264

200

61

60

44

C)

0

20

2

(*)

1

19

0

C)

2

16

(*)

0

0

2

12

(•)

C)

C)

(*)

34

45

32

7

6

65

41

14

4

2

4

(•)

1

1

1

1

27

25

1

1

1

0

0

(•)

(*)

(•)

0

(•)

1

(•)

(•)

0

(•)

1

0

(*)

(•)

1

1

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0

(*)

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8

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0

0

4

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On payments

(5)

1

1

(*)

(•)

(*)

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

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(*)

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0

0

0

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

EOTt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

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Table II.V 2.—Direct Investment Royalties and License Fees, Receipts and Payments by U.S. Parents, Industry by Type

[Millions of dollars]

Net receipts

Receipts from

affiliates

 1 Payments to

affiliates

 2

Addenda— Withholding taxes

On receipts On payments

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

All industries

Petroleum *

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas.

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

3,567

30

4

1

2

22

4

()

3

2,791

111

30

()

625

224

145

147

15

95

62

10

6

4

51

1,284

9

187

15

46

68

59

53

43

11

469

(

D)

39

3

50

22

45

24

15

18

184

(

D)

609

499

109

-10

(

D)

3

1

3,629

30

4

1

2

22

4

2,820

112

30

(

629

224

146

148

15

96

63

10

6

4

52

1,292

9

(

192

15

50

68

59

61

50

11

473

(

D)

39

3

50

22

45

24

15

18

184

619

509

110

(

D)

2

3

1

(

D)

99

5

42

264

(

D)

(*)

(*)

(*)

199

14

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

(•

(*)

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Table II.V 3.—Direct Investment Royalties and License Fees (Net Receipts), Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

3,567

3,288

442

2,263

1,986

150

34

437

456

2

39

212

1

163

491

277

34

17

22

16

63

64

59

(*)

3

370

213

130

28

55

279

164

50

21

9

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7

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1

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4

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7

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2

96

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6

10

24

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24

2,791

2,584

350

1,831

1,687

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(

D)

378

410

1

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D)

199

1

147

422

144

5

11

62

54

8

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302

102

72

3

26

207

120

39

19

8

1

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1

7

1

78

74

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0

0

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0

2

6

1

1

0

1

4

0

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4

111

92

625

555

81

387

365

38

2

72

65

1

9

24

(*)

55

98

22

C)D

62

10

1,284

1,270

(

D)

960

873

(

D)

0

()

179

86

C)

0

0

3

187

157

22

98

81

6

1

9

8

(•)

1

18

0

8

29

17

3

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0

53 469

423

82

290

276

(*)D

609

569

59

385

241

56

(

D)

45

35

C)

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D)

10

0

13

49

144

28

-10

-10

5

-15

(

D)

(*)

(•)

1

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

(*) 10

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Table II.V 4.—Direct Investment Royalties and License Fees (Net Receipts), Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer, and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film.

Engineering, architectural, and surveying servicesHealth services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

3,567

30

4

1

2

22

4

(

1

3

2,791

111

30

()

625

224

145

147

15

95

62

10

6

4

51

1,284

9

()

187

15

46

68

59

53

43

11

469

50

22

45

24

15

18

184

(

D)

609

499

109

-10

(

D)

3

1

(

D)

98

5

42

3,288

21

1

1

(*)

19

1

(

1

0

2,584

92

26

()

555

198

137

120

14

88

57

8

6

2

48

1,270

9

157

11

40

63

42

31

27

4

423

35

3

41

20

36

21

13

11

179

569

466

103

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(

D)

3

1

(

D)

78

442

1

(*)

(

D)

1

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(

D)

C)

0

350

(

D)

4

1

(

D)

81

31

15

17

5

14

10

3

3

(*)

7

2,263

2

(*)

1

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(•)

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C)

0

1,831

44

15

()

387

141

105

77

7

56

41

3

2

1

37

960

290

(

D)

25

2

17

13

18

15

9

144

(

D)

385

317

69

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(

D)

C)

1

(

D)

49

3

26

5

1,986

2

(*)

C)

1

(*)

(•)

1

C)

0

1,687

42

13

()

365

130

102

72

7

54

39

2

2

(*)

37

873

()

81

6

(

D)

32

(

D)

11

7

3

276

(

D)

25

2

16

11

14

15

9

141

(

D)

241

197

45

277

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

144

3

2

1

(*)

22

11

3

5

0

2

2

2

(*)

1

(•)

86

(*)

n

o

14

2

1

0

1

3

5

0

(*)

(*)

3

0

144

120

24

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

2

7

1

5

C)

370

1

0

0

0

1

0

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0

302

()

0

(*)

C)

(

D)

1

1

2

3

C)

2

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48

26

22

C)

0

0

0

C)

213

102

6

4

(•)

2

38

12

11

11

(*)

4

5

2

1

1

3

7

(*)

279

C)

0

1

3

207

20

4

164

7

1

0

1

3

3

(*)

0

1

120

17

3

()

38

12

3

19

(*)

4

3

2

C)

2

1

4

0

1

C)

3

12

2

2

C)

9

14

14

(*)

31

6

1

0

7

1

6

1

1

1

5

2

17

15

2

C)

C)

0

0

C)

18

D

(

0

2

C)

(*)

0

(•)

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

C)

(*)

0

0

C)

0

(*)

96

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

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Table II.V 7.—Other Direct Investment Services, Receipts and Payments by U.S. Parents, Country by Type

[Millions of dollars]

Net

receipts

©Receipts from affiliates

Total

Service

charges »

Charges

for use of

tangible

property

Film and

television

tape

rentals

Payments to affiliates

Total

9

f

which—

service

charges

 1

Addenda

Withholding taxes

On

receipts

On

payments

Payments for

transporting

merchandise

Between

U.S. and

foreign

ports2

Between

foreign

ports3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

1,142

981

656

164

259

-94

1

-195

29

-1

67

28

11

220

193

-95

(

D)

2

53

3

13

12

-142

2

-19

180

128

31

21

246

-171

44

11

9

(

D)

2

4

1

(*)

(

D)

42

45

-2

(*)

-257

-2

-262

7

-7

7

1

-1

109

42

33

4

5

67

C)

9

57

121

15

18

187

50

1

100

4

11

-8

3

3

19

4

226

3,872

2,917

799

1,793

1,614

65

(

D)

164

265

(

D)

67

69

11

282

667

179

3

2

53

3

17

20

79

2

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123

201

143

31

27

772

251

92

16

30

(

D)

7

4

1

17

(

D)

98

85

117

42

33

4

5

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18

57

129

12

82

15

20

275

75

1

100

(

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12

39

3

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D)

19

4

183

254

3,392

2,591

741

1,580

1,405

64

(

D)

120

242

(

D)

65

60

11

192

627

175

3

2

52

3

17

20

77

2

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158

102

31

25

708

226

79

16

17

(

D)

7

4

1

17

(

D)

87

74

4

5

(

D)

(*)

(

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57

126

12

81

14

18

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1

96

13

12

35

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19

4

93

242

190

56

290

269

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177

0

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0

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2,730

1,936

143

1,628

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360

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142

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0

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571

(11)

1,561

86

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1,349

0

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Table II.V 8.—Other Direct Investment Services, Receipts and Payments by U.S, Parents, Industry by Type

[Millions of dollars]

Net

receipts

©Receipts from affiliates

Total

Service

charges

 1

Charges

for use of

tangible

property

Film and

television

tape

rentals

Payments to affiliates

Total

Of

which—

service

charges

 1

Addenda

Withholding taxes

On

receipts

On

payments

Payments for

transporting

merchandise

Between

U.S. and

foreign

ports 2

Between

foreign

ports

 3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining „

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

1,142 3,872 3,392

571

547

358

190

72

29

42

1

5

-53

1,032

128

37

40

50

255

130

73

35

10

7

77

29

4

25

48

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1

52

(jj)

200

-1

111

62

28

282

269

14

288

(

D)

12

7

29

7

52

14

6

26

119

188

122

66

-290

-135

-177

(*)

22

-291

24

-662

7

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2

59

-183

267

39

23

17

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21

14

6

41

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33

833

585

359

226

176

(

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(

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1

34

37

1,587

130

37

40

52

307

151

74

35

10

37

80

29

4

25

51

(D)

5

63

69

212

3

113

63

33

292

271

21

(

D)

(

D)

12

7

29

8

52

15

8

26

(•>)

421

282

138

238

121

83

2

33

604

25

161

8

27

2

92

31

290

69

23

36

190

6

21

15

6

52

77

33

700

455

356

99

174

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1

34

37

1,554

130

37

40

52

302

150

73

35

10

34

74

24

(

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(

D)

50

(

D)

5

63

69

211

3

113

63

32

288

270

18

(

D)

(*)

12

7

28

7

51

12

(

D)

26

(

D)

419

282

138

237

121

83

2

32

309

23

159

8

27

2

90

31

1

68

23

36

173

6

20

14

6

52

61

33

190

133

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3

128

2

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0

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0

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0

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C)

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6

5

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290

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290

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2,730

261

38

1

37

105

.(*)

28

90

555

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2

52

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1

6

12

4

2

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4

10

2

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0

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233

160

72

528

255

260

2

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896

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823

1

574

1

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214

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11

240

1

2,715

260

37

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104

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12

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4

10

2

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0

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(*)

233

160

72

528

255

260

2

11

884

1

822

1

574

(*)

33

214

30

0

256

6

C)

(*)

C)

11

238

1

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

571

505

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

505

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

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0

0

0

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Table II.V 9.—Other Direct Investment Services (Net Receipts), Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industrie

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Whol.

sale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries...

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt :

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates.

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

1,142

981

656

164

259

-94

1

-195

29

-1

67

28

11

220

193

-95

(

D)

2

53

3

13

12

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180

128

31

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11

9

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2

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42

45

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7

-7

7

1

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109

42

33

4

5

67

(*)

9

57

15

18

187

50

1

100

4

11

-8

3

3

19

4

-85

226

571

277

96

146

93

2

-3

-4

-6

3

34

13

10

1

2

(

D)

1

3

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4

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101

40

31

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9

52

26

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11

9

84

1

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89

5

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12

1

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128

1,032

844

362

460

433

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15

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63

6

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113

244

27

1

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1

9

7

5

70

57

3

10

188

82

24

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(

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115

255

24

165

151

6

0

28

21

2

7

12

5

31

40

14

C)

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C)

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6

6

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0

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5

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200

157

39

115

112

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D)

C)

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282

271

217

46

45

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252

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237

231

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10

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66

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0

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-15

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266

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17

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10

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85

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1

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8

46

43

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3

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-32

9

0

13

0

0

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0

-4

0

-21

-22

1

0

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2

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(*)

(*)

0

C)

3

1

1

0

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2

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2

(*)

50

42

3

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(*)

1

(*)

(°)

0

0

(*)

28 (*) (*) 49

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countriei

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing:

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

1,142

571

547

358

190

72

29

42

1

5

-53

1,032

128

37

40

50

255

130

73

35

10

7

77

29

4

25

48

-197

1

52

()

200

-1

111

62

28

282

269

14

288

(

D)

12

7

29

7

52

14

6

26

119

(

D)

188

122

66

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-135

-177

(*)

22

-291

24

-662

7

2

59

-183

267

39

23

17

C)

21

14

6

41

-163

33

981

277

208

174

34

(

D)

24

(

D)

844

115

36

36

43

224

117

64

27

7

8

57

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1

37

()

157

2

103

24

28

271

260

11

252

(

D)

11

7

27

7

42

8

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119

126

69

56

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36

1

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26

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656

96

66

28

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362

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8

24

5

10

8

5

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19

()

217

204

13

47

0

5

6

10

4

7

5

164

146

135

110

25

460

95

32

33

31

165

92

47

14

2

11

21

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28

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115

1

()

46

48

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237

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D)

5

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12

2

29

164

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41

2

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18

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10

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6

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C)

45

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157

25

5

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-1

2

(•)

0

(*)

D

-21

259

93

(*)

2

(

D)

433

89

29

33

27

151

86

45

11

2

8

30

9

1

8

21

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25

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112

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10

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5

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42

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0

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224

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15

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109

101

121

26

24

10

14

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0

0

0

2

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22

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0

0

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0

0

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0

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l

0

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18

18

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(•)

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0

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50

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6

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108

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Table III.A 1.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Assets, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Current assets

Total

Cash

items

Current receivables

Total

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

receivable

Other

Inventories Other »

Noncurrent assets

Total

Net

property,

plant, and

equipment

Equity

investment in

other

foreign

affiliates

Other

noncurrent

investments

 1

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All countries...

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South AfricaAustralia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, CaribbeanOther

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

580,266

386,136

94,058

249,915

206,220

11,665

2,372

21,015

38,278

897

4,585

13,997

1,368

19,605

92,439

43,695

2,243

781

7,278

3,199

19,998

365

554

12,578

29,585

23,509

1,245

4,831

179,744

126,223

International

Addendum—OPEC....

4,875

19,286

1,186

3,862

570

2,848

6,216

992

14,650

7,579

5,280

1,791

71,738

3,896

25,211

1,050

37,295

1,335

1,905

1,046

13,187

4,917

2,221

2,233

463

8,269

742

3,108

4,420

12,054

828

5,964

2,956

2,306

28,280

6,132

492

6,550

3,126

2,652

5,628

534

1,277

1,280

608

14,386

28,784

278,307

193,169

39,443

131,086

108,543

7,240

1,336

13,989

20,430

626

2,674

9,973

481

9,705

42,092

22,543

1,132

418

2,361

512

3,997

2,046

11,549

303

225

7,200

15,441

11,367

851

3,222

81,925

55,689

20,048

2,629

9,409

491

1,980

298

841

3,904

494

7,352

4,360

1,961

1,031

28,289

2,208

11,381

624

11,873

504

1,277

422

6,163

1,990

1,110

654

226

4,173

395

1,781

1,998

5,774

451

2,888

1,076

1,360

14,299

3,222

347

2,161

1,139

1,519

3,784

294

814

653

366

3,214

13,108

30,081

16,495

2,967

11,797

8,819

485

75

695

1,214

60

402

587

53

1,097

4,150

2,978

75

51

341

29

536

128

1,719

25

74

931

802

630

22

150

13,134

10,479

1,817

282

712

32

143

20

108

473

47

1,160

365

623

172

7,502

390

4,225

53

1,705

28

1,032

70

661

204

107

38

58

458

39

121

298

502

57

220

20

205

1,492

141

60

116

344

51

67

29

26

451

1,083

151,020

102,896

19,661

71,959

58,672

3,663

724

7,693

10,115

341

1,407

5,972

345

5,267

23,146

13,287

568

217

1,390

203

2,194

927

7,464

219

105

4,065

7,211

5,681

329

1,202

46,200

30,175

9,276

1,093

4,374

252

936

166

350

1,849

256

3,304

1,946

947

411

17,595

1,502

5,685

418

9,327

319

183

159

3,662

1,265

810

370

85

2,398

306

1,185

907

4,125

267

2,049

865

944

8,238

1,860

176

1,319

646

757

2,402

159

401

335

182

1,924

7,981

117,625

83,924

16,939

57,338

46,814

2,961

622

6,728

8,193

286

999

5,352

242

4,180

17,251

10,524

454

208

630

177

2,044

818

6,098

31

64

3,731

5,916

4,598

288

1,030

32,735

21,695

7,621

875

3,732

224

673

108

254

1,566

189

2,536

1,592

669

275

11,538

697

4,704

405

5,384

143

79

126

1,875

554

394

93

68

1,320

193

610

518

3,010

184

1,664

353

809

6,155

1,342

135

1,130

329

581

1,763

142

369

257

108

965

5,621

33,395

18,972

2,722

14,621

11,858

701

101

965

1,922

56

407

621

102

1,087

5,894

2,763

114

8

760

26

150

109

1,366

188

40

1,295

1,082

40

172

13,464

8,480

1,656

217

643

29

264

57

96

283

68

768

354

278

135

6,056

806

981

13

3,944

176

104

33

1,787

710

416

277

17

1,077

113

575

1,114

83

385

512

135

2,083

519

41

189

317

177

639

17

32

78

74

959

2,360

75,060

58,989

13,107

37,895

33,022

2,481

426

4,957

7,611

199

681

2,966

69

2,681

10,952

4,873

320

130

447

253

1,106

835

1,689

51

41

1,373

6,614

4,452

470

1,693

15,902

10,262

6,963

895

3,379

149

643

89

344

1,293

171

2,181

1,635

214

331

1,119

243

294

136

122

142

13

168

1,303

362

180

108

74

940

17

274

650

538

96

99

168

176

3,799

601

123

573

374

545

860

67

290

225

141

169

2,689

22,146

14,788

3,708

9,435

8,030

611

111

644

1,490

25

184

447

15

659

3,844

1,405

169

20

183

28

161

156

676

7

5

814

605

32

178

6,689

4,772

1,992

359

944

57

258

24

39

290

21

707

412

177

118

2,074

73

1,177

17

719

14

48

24

537

159

13

137

9

378

34

202

142

610

32

520

24

35

770

135

15

128

59

101

178

17

55

64

16

669

1,354

301,959

192,968

54,615

118,829

97,677

4,425

1,036

7,026

17,848

271

1,912

4,024

887

9,900

50,347

21,152

1,111

171

6,327

269

3,281

1,153

8,449

62

328

5,379

14,145

12,142

393

1,609

97,819

70,534

19,786

2,245

9,876

695

1,881

272

2,007

2,312

497

7,299

3,220

3,319

760

43,449

1,687

13,830

426

25,422

831

629

624

7,024

2,928

1,112

1,579

237

4,096

347

1,327

2,422

6,280

377

3,076

1,880

946

13,981

2,910

145

4,389

1,986

1,133

1,844

240

463

627

243

11,172

15,676

163,357

115,692

32,924

70,988

59,517

2,838

828

5,689

12,545

190

1,176

2,931

216

4,201

11,472

863

160

5,438

250

2,895

706

1,069

55

36

2,737

9,043

7,491

277

1,275

39,397

21,998

15,620

1,922

7,623

631

1,388

185

1,980

1,495

397

3,861

2,817

527

517

2,517

400

159

353

292

768

16

529

4,966

1,838

1,083

562

193

3,128

88

979

2,062

1,828

276

487

772

294

10,605

1,584

117

4,050

1,603

715

1,177

172

400

576

212

8,268

8,739

39,831

29,476

4,684

23,124

16,475

619

83

477

1,933

28

475

352

445

2,637

9,427

6,649

171

1

96

3

76

245

5,817

-6

247

138

1,530

1,410

21

99

9,167

8,122

1,547

64

1,268

23

15

1

10

166

1

2,052

35

1,988

29

4,523

601

3,217

C)

483

C)

221

1

133

7

C)

0

7

126

94

5

27

249

30

199

2

17

664

407

15

13

36

35

150

9

0

0

1,187

386

30,488

19,346

8,025

9,492

8,980

187

10

197

506

10

73

95

22

1,424

6,455

512

22

2

50

2

39

15

369

1

13

947

882

789

35

58

11,072

9,698

460

72

244

12

60

7

C)

63

1

186

32

115

40

9,051

90

6,088

3

2,713

21

113

23

120

3

C)

C)

3

116

12

89

15

299

18

275

1

5

956

552

4

4

12

293

37

22

22

7

3

70

440

(13)

68,283

28,453

8,983

15,225

12,705

781

115

663

2,864

43

187

646

205

1,639

5,561

2,520

55

9

744

14

272

188

1,194

12

32

1,557

2,689

2,451

60

177

38,183

30,717

2,159

187

742

29

419

79

17

588

98

1,200

335

689

175

27,358

597

4,366

68

21,934

42

280

71

1,805

1,079

28

1,016

35

726

153

254

319

3,904

53

2,115

1,105

631

1,757

368

9

322

336

91

482

37

41

44

28

1,647

6,111

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Table IH.A 2.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Liabilities and Owners' Equity, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

(1)

580,266

386,136

94,058

249,915

206,220

11,665

2,372

21,015

38,278

897

4,585

13,997

1,368

19,605

92,439

43,695

2,243

589

8,688

781

7,278

3,199

19,998

365

554

12,578

29,585

23,509

1,245

4,831

179,744

126,223

39,834

4,875

19,286

1,186

3,862

570

2,848

6,216

992

14,650

7,579

5,280

1,791

71,738

3,896

25,211

1,050

37,295

1,335

1,905

1,046

13,187

4,917

2,221

2,233

463

8,269

742

3,108

4,420

12,054

828

5,964

2,956

2,306

28,280

6,132

492

6,550

3,126

2,652

5,628

534

1,277

1,280

608

14,386

28,784

Liabilities

Total

(2)

354,085

241,874

53,488

159,912

135,237

6,978

1,572

14,563

24,805

637

2,161

10,429

372

11,302

62,418

24,675

1,694

396

6,914

573

5,020

2,038

7,567

296

179

9,168

19,305

15,762

801

2,743

104,532

69,919

22,686

2,419

10,187

1,365

2,564

377

1,300

4,024

450

7,642

5,216

1,245

1,181

39,591

1,740

10,042

450

25,054

953

876

476

9,522

2,529

1,271

834

424

6,993

466

2,309

4,217

7,691

473

4,454

1,379

1,386

17,399

3,542

316

3,980

2,014

1,902

3,530

317

658

699

442

7,679

18,360

Current liabilities

Total

(3)

204,251

147,261

26,057

101,922

86,189

5,186

1,160

11,520

15,944

526

1,365

8,130

190

7,124

35,044

15,734

960

268

2,422

492

3,471

1,500

6,271

274

75

7,175

12,107

9,258

624

2,224

54,472

32,121

15,437

1,877

7,704

298

1,540

353

434

2,926

305

5,436

3,826

732

878

11,248

1,266

5,850

209

2,759

683

208

271

5,775

1,708

970

531

207

4,067

222

1,756

2,089

5,240

329

2,873

974

1,065

11,335

2,035

229

2,291

918

1,382

2,831

243

523

604

280

2,519

12,437

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

payable

(4)

102,651

77,065

14,961

52,592

44,077

2,732

541

5,647

7,445

315

693

4,011

82

4,019

18,592

8,515

453

184

1,112

249

1,790

648

4,033

17

29

3,717

5,795

4,472

352

971

24,979

16,030

7,067

1,095

3,507

149

704

75

163

1,221

153

2,676

2,046

296

334

6,287

405

4,552

124

839

151

84

132

1,855

671

440

166

66

1,183

114

493

577

1,431

174

635

258

365

5,663

1,151

63

1,241

213

538

1,632

142

296

277

109

607

4,166

Other

(5)

101,600

70,196

11,096

49,331

42,112

2,454

620

5,874

8,499

210

672

4,119

108

3,105

16,452

7,219

506

84

1,310

244

1,681

853

2,238

257

46

3,457

6,312

4,786

272

1,253

29,492

16,091

8,371

781

4,197

149

836

278

271

1,706

152

2,760

1,780

436

544

4,961

861

1,299

86

1,920

532

124

139

3,920

1,037

531

365

140

2,884

108

1,264

1,512

3,809

155

2,238

716

700

5,672

884

165

1,050

704

843

1,199

101

227

327

170

1,912

8,272

Noncurrent liabilities

Total

(6)

149,834

94,613

27,431

57,990

49,049

1,792

412

3,043

8,861

112

796

2,299

182

4,178

27,374

8,941

734

127

4,492

80

1,549

537

1,296

22

103

1,993

7,199

6,503

177

518

50,060

37,798

7,248

543

2,483

1,066

1,024

24

866

1,097

145

2,206

1,389

513

304

28,344

474

4,192

241

22,295

270

668

205

3,747

821

301

303

217

2,926

244

553

2,129

2,451

144

1,581

405

321

6,064

1,507

87

1,689

1,096

520

699

74

134

95

162

5,161

5,923

Longterm

debt

(7)

93,454

48,873

12,203

30,633

24,220

1,164

303

1,791

3,040

80

722

948

162

3,474

12,537

6,412

338

63

3,406

64

1,318

148

965

13

98

760

5,278

4,866

142

271

39,696

32,335

5,542

415

2,184

970

599

10

522

713

129

1,852

1,218

423

211

24,940

389

1,473

232

22,031

40

615

161

2,825

476

291

13

173

2,349

229

211

1,909

906

110

393

251

152

3,630

937

73

759

757

269

483

48

90

67

147

4,885

2,470

Other

(8)

56,380

45,740

15,229

27,357

24,828

628

109

1,252

5,821

32

74

1,351

21

704

14,836

2,529

396

65

1,086

16

231

390

331

9

5

1,234

1,920

1,637

35

248

10,364

5,463

1,706

128

299

96

424

14

344

384

15

353

171

90

92

3,404

85

2,719

9

264

230

52

44

922

345

10

290

45

577

16

342

219

1,545

34

1,188

154

169

2,434

570

14

930

340

251

216

26

44

28

15

276

3,453

Owners' equity

Total

(9)

226,181

144,263

40,570

90,002

70,983

4,687

799

6,452

13,473

259

2,424

3,568

996

8,303

30,021

19,020

550

193

1,774

209

2,258

1,161

12,432

68

375

3,410

10,280

7,747

444

2,089

75,212

56,304

17,149

2,455

9,099

-179

1,298

193

1,548

2,193

542

7,009

2,363

4,035

610

32,147

2,155

15,169

599

12,241

382

1,030

570

3,665

2,388

951

1,398

39

1,276

275

798

202

4,362

355

1,510

1,577

921

10,881

2,591

176

2,570

1,111

751

2,098

217

620

581

166

6,706

10,424

Incorporated affiliates

Total

(10)

195,617

133,924

37,104

84,378

67,101

4,186

767

6,384

13,332

223

2,003

3,548

996

7,696

27,965

17,277

550

193

331

205

2,228

1,165

12,201

50

355

3,284

9,158

6,690

465

2,003

56,786

46,496

13,985

2,094

8,745

-166

783

118

187

2,107

117

6,717

2,328

3,963

426

25,794

1,950

10,421

6

65

1,005

(

D)

1,667

190

57

69

64

1,477

(

D)

600

(

D)

1,775

(D)

526

228

(

D)

6,849

2,072

(

D)

363

719

590

1,911

209

585

191

(

D)

4,906

4,045

Capital

stock

(11)

83,712

51,010

10,254

36,191

31,366

2,182

385

3,259

7,285

141

366

2,238

298

2,239

12,975

4,825

510

100

284

154

1,837

659

1,198

51

32

1,130

3,436

2,760

149

527

30,177

26,550

9,872

1,216

6,724

246

387

70

112

1,044

73

2,696

1,637

851

207

13,983

549

3,094

7

(

D)

16

212

(

D)

890

108

53

8

47

782

(

D)

170

(

D)

778

(

D)

117

71

(

D)

1,959

217

(

D)

305

117

498

215

122

220

35

2,525

1,822

Retained

earnings2

(12)

111,904

82,914

26,850

48,187

35,735

2,005

382

3,126

6,047

81

1,637

1,311

698

5,458

14,990

12,452

39

93

48

51

390

506

11,002

-1

324

2,154

5,723

3,930

315

1,477

26,609

19,945

4,113

879

2,021

-413

396

49

75

1,063

44

4,021

691

3,111

219

11,811

1,400

7,327

-2

2,158

48

793

86

111

82

4

60

18

695

-106

431

371

997

180

409

156

251

4,890

1,855

24

58

602

92

1,696

87

365

156

-46

2,382

2,223

Unincorporated

affiliates

(13)

30,564

10,339

3,466

5,624

3,882

501

32

67

141

37

421

20

0

606

2,056

1,743

n

1,44n3

4

31

-3

231

18

20

127

1,122

1,057

-21

85

18,426

9,808

3,163

361

354

-13

515

75

1,361

86

425

292

35

73

184

6,353

206

4,748

594

317

25

1,998

2,199

894

1,330

-25

-201

(D)

1 9 D8

2,58J

982

l,34p9

4,032

519

(

D;

2,207

392

161

187

8

34

38S

1,800

6,378

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean....

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

Current assets

Total

Cash

items

Current receivables

Total

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

receivable

Other

Inventories

Other

 1

Noncurrent assets

Total

Net

property,

plant, and

equipment

Equity

investment in

other

foreign

affiliates

Other

noncurrent

investments *

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

P d llid d t

, , ,

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate .'

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

580,266

153,807

62,300

52,853

9,447

52,533

36,656

15,720

157

29,437

9,537

190,265

17,722

4,908

4,289

8,525

41,062

18,646

10,130

5,533

1,542

5,210

12,380

4,056

1,224

2,832

8,323

29,514

1,827

5,936

14,401

7,350

17,525

1,526

5,326

5,257

5,415

34,127

32,007

2,120

37,936

4,032

2,487

1,129

6,647

1,194

4,103

2,420

1,737

2,356

9,839

1,992

52,232

36,231

16,001

139,460

71,896

35,029

1,122

31,412

17,323

1,433

9,696

1,369

2,005

3,803

811

1,708

1,234

1,668

1,134

2,158

27,180

1,129

8,634

6,145

2,489

4,435

6,188

6,794

278,307

64,162

16,450

12,735

3,715

23,591

14,907

8,577

108

21,893

2,228

107,420

10,233

2,738

2,276

5,219

22,267

8,028

6,844

3,622

905

2,869

7,184

2,075

720

1,355

5,109

16,683

1,322

4,198

5,932

5,231

12,011

1,013

3,849

3,476

3,673

17,160

15,791

1,368

21,882

2,502

1,638

633

3;008

881

2,552

1,307

847

1,327

5,907

1,281

37,844

26,124

11,720

48,218

32,955

9,418

267

5,579

9,344

407

5,730

1,131

1,335

1,841

424

998

490

1,232

257

1,227

11,319

494

2,301

1,627

673

3,113

1,614

3,797

30,081

5,280

1,897

1,380

517

1,287

929

349

9

1,910

186

7,576

979

311

183

485

1,758

626

422

397

49

265

530

120

38

83

409

881

22

209

269

381

774

68

171

350

186

924

808

116

1,731

90

190

61

191

117

111

108

125

551

118

3,519

2,220

1,299

10,350

4,751

4,296

24

1,279

1,814

137

1,014

160

395

198

73

188

170

283

35

175

1,541

38

302

261

41

498

366

338

151,020

36,987

10,695

8,177

2,518

11,274

7,517

3,716

41

13,870

1,149

49,132

3,902

1,139

816

1,947

10,959

4,165

3,454

1,544

441

1,355

3,121

802

283

518

2,319

7,954

602

1,546

3,554

2,253

6,066

428

2,096

1,869

1,673

7,639

7,130

509

9,492

768

718

256

1,350

462

1,251

609

416

594

2,510

557

21,024

14,115

6,909

32,749

24,359

5,121

131

3,138

6,027

201

3,889

828

1,302

269

662

226

754

204

752

5,101

166

976

753

222

1,829

948

1,183

117,625

24,918

6,142

4,439

1,703

7,391

4,763

2,595

33

10,959

426

41,867

3,150

959

586

1,606

9,103

3,411

2,894

1,309

352

1,137

2,558

703

265

439

1,855

6,930

529

1,197

3,352

1,850

5,204

361

1,868

1,464

1,511

6,828

6,487

341

8,094

693

616

210

1,144

373

1,096

501

390

512

2,111

448

17,999

12,336

5,662

24,529

18,583-

4,744

53

1,148

4,391

118

2,885

757

456

213

471

154

531

152

551

3,921

91

820

679

141

1,367

667

976

33,395

12,069

4,552

3,738

815

3,883

2,753

1,122

8

2,911

723

7,265

752

180

230

341

1,856

753

560

236

89

218

563

99

19

80

464

1,024

72

348

202

402

228

405

162

811

643

168

1,398

76

102

46

206

90

155

108

26

82

399

109

3,025

1,779

1,246

8,220

5,776

377

78

1,989

1,635

83

1,004

71

372

56

191

72

223

52

202

1,180

75

156

75

81

462

281

207

75,060

15,189

2,562

2,080

481

7,601

3,694

3,861

46

4,693

44,148

4,772

1,195

1,111

2,466

8,393

2,937

2,587

1,371

369

1,130

3,129

1,091

380

711

2,038

6,192

678

2,191

885

2,437

4,645

449

1,406

1,134

1,656

7,578

6,896

682

9,440

1,603

648

287

1,242

255

1,075

503

510

2,518

532

11,354

8,415

2,939

68

49

(*)

9

10

797

51

498

75

288

47

77

23

45

10

171

3,505

231

777

546

231

324

138

2,036

22,146

6,706

1,297

1,098

199

3,429

2,767

651

11

1,420

560

6,564

581

93

166

322

1,158

300

381

310

47

120

404

61

19

43

342

1,657

21

252

1,224

160

526

69

176

123

158

1,019

957

61

1,220

42

82

29

225

46

115

154

329

73

1,948

1,375

574

5,051

3,795

0

104

1,152

706

18

329

68

101

53

3i

7:

71

150

8

129

1,171

60

246

67

179

462

163

240

301,959

89,645

45,850

40,118

5,732

28,942

21,749

7,143

50

7,544

7,309

82,845

7,489

2,171

2,013

3,305

18,794

10,618

3,287

1,912

637

2,341

5,196

1,982

505

1,477

3,214

12,831

505

1,739

8,469

2,119

5,514

513

1,477

1,781

1,743

16,967

16,215

752

16,053

1,530

849

497

3,639

313

1,551

1,112

890

1,029

3,932

711

14,388

10,107

4,281

91,242

38,941

25,611

856

25,833

7,979

1,027

3,965

238

670

1,962

387

710

744

436

876

931

15,861

635

6,333

4,518

1,815

1,323

4,574

2,997

163,357

70,605

38,123

33,637

4,486

23,179

17,353

5,786

41

3,625

5,677

66,331

5,552

1,890

1,182

2,479

15,362

8,777

2,566

1,649

515

1,855

4,302

1,676

416

1,260

2,626

11,162

410

1,460

7,616

1,676

4,191

343

969

1,490

1,389

13,694

12,999

695

12,068

939

709

400

3,317

249

1,443

879

727

885

2,050

469

7,254

5,710

1,544

2,059

487

784

652

138

4,668

829

2,568

137

213

1,482

335

401

63

162

302

744

12,439

539

5,347

3,991

1,356

491

3,630

2,432

39,831

4,862

1,226

532

1,410

1,085

324

n

1,620

607

7,025

1,073

107

532

435

1,500

895

298

28

74

205

355

148

63

85

207

489

60

216

131

438

101

145

97

95

662

632

30

2,508

412

35

53

45

-4

8

122

46

1,567

134

3,723

2,241

1,482

22,787

890

667

4

21,226

825

19

272

167

24

7

66

483

11

28

12

609

-2

185

28

157

222

134

71

30,488

933

167

149

18

509

483

22

5

246

11

2,543

129

32

64

34

375

194

38

97

11

36

55

11

7

4

44

76

(*)

18

5

54

56

2

14

3

36

1,634

1,626

8

217

C)

33

1

43

5

43

8

21

18

32

12

561

277

284

25,731

5,257

19,044

48

1,382

265

47

166

94

40

4

21

9

28

C)

15

454

13

100

96

4

73

171

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[Millions of dollars]

Liabilities

Total

(1)

580,266

153,807

62,300

52,853

9,447

52,533

36,656

15,720

157

29,437

9,537

190,265

17,722

4,908

4,289

8,525

41,062

18,646

10,130

5,533

1,542

5,210

12,380

4,056

1,224

2,832

8,323

29,514

1,827

5,936

14,401

7,350

17,525

1,526

5,326

5,257

5,415

34,127

32,007

2,120

37,936

4,032

2,487

1,129

6,647

1,194

4,103

2,420

1,737

2,356

9,839

1,992

52,232

36,231

16,001

139,460

71,896

35,029

1,122

31,412

17,323

1,433

9,696

1,369

2,005

3,803

811

1,708

1,234

1,668

1,134

2,158

27,180

1,129

8,634

6,145

2,489

4,435

6,188

6,794

Total

(2)

354,085

101,969

42,022

37,924

4,098

34,461

24,001

10,386

74

18,798

6,688

108,187

9,757

2,844

2,402

4,510

22,644

10,528

5,513

3,183

733

2,688

7,129

2,528

655

1,873

4,601

15,887

1,568

3,396

7,023

3,901

9,508

796

3,274

2,660

2,778

24,081

22,851

1,230

19,183

2,310

1,380

559

3,276

753

2,011

1,182

989

1,225

4,566

931

32,966

23,014

9,953

83,352

48,265

26,472

612

8,004

11,168

1,073

6,082

1,047

1,288

1,954

703

1,091

475

1,319

661

1,558

16,442

698

4,570

3,420

1,149

3,203

3,968

4,003

Current liabilities

Total

(3)

204,251

54,378

16,254

13,600

2,654

19,402

11,555

7,792

55

16,481

2,241

74,488

7,141

2,012

1,763

3,367

15,011

5,659

4,453

2,554

576

1,769

4,426

1,361

429

932

3,065

11,857

1,228

2,677

4,911

3,041

7,331

671

2,404

2,067

2,189

15,534

14,750

785

13,188

1,714

980

356

1,957

454

1,361

877

527

778

3,469

716

28,123

19,615

8,508

31,372

17,774

9,491

267

3,839

7,205

425

4,055

934

822

1,150

424

724

274

1,169

325

957

8,685

519

1,324

892

432

2,795

1,424

2,623

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

payable

(4)

102,651

24,336

5,975

5,016

959

7,733

4,349

3,354

31

10,038

589

35,365

3,132

1,032

551

1,549

7,097

2,968

2,019

898

252

960

2,123

664

202

461

1,459

4,343

454

1,299

1,385

1,206

3,460

243

1,193

1,171

853

9,161

8,748

412

6,050

777

359

169

847

223

683

406

262

361

1,681

282

15,634

10,990

4,644

21,007

11,210

8,242

120

1,435

2,858

142

1,711

640

313

314

204

241

122

611

46

227

3,450

160

408

233

175

924

482

1,476

Other

(5)

101,600

30,042

10,278

8,583

1,695

11,669

7,206

4,438

24

6,442

1,653

39,123

4,009

980

1,212

1,818

7,915

2,690

2,434

1,656

324

809

2,303

697

227

470

1,606

7,513

775

1,377

3,526

1,835

3,871

428

1,211

896

1,336

6,374

6,002

372

7,138

936

621

187

1,109

231

678

471

266

418

1,787

434

12,489

8,625

3,864

10,365

6,564

1,249

148

2,404

4,347

284

2,343

294

510

836

221

483

153

559

279

730

5,234

359

915

659

257

1,871

942

1,148

Noncurrent liabilities

Total

(6)

149,834

47,591

25,768

24,324

1,444

15,059

12,446

2,594

19

2,317

4,447

33,700

2,616

832

640

1,144

7,633

4,869

1,059

628

157

919

2,703

1,168

226

942

1,535

4,030

339

719

2,112

860

2,177

126

869

593

589

8,546

8,101

446

5,995

597

400

203

1,319

299

650

305

462

447

1,098

216

4,843

3,399

1,444

51,980

30,491

16,981

344

4,164

3,963

648

2,027

113

465

804

278

367

201

150

337

601

7,757

179

3,246

2,528

718

408

2,544

1,379

Longterm

debt

(7)

93,454

27,883

17,804

16,639

1,165

4,496

2,607

1,877

13

1,376

4,207

19,942

1,490

411

436

642

5,197

3,613

524

322

77

661

1,863

934

171

763

930

1,931

276

440

696

519

1,181

87

297

381

416

4,862

4,548

315

3,418

308

268

156

805

145

371

212

247

241

524

141

2,965

1,926

1,039

34,094

29,984

385

284

3,442

2,778

523

1,238

31

391

416

198

201

164

86

260

507

5,792

142

2,336

1,834

502

242

2,072

1,000

Other

(8)

56,380

19,708

7,964

7,685

279

10,563

9,839

717

7

941

240

13,757

1,126

421

203

502

2,436

1,257

535

307

80

258

840

234

55

179

606

2,099

64

279

1,416

341

996

39

572

212

173

3,684

3,553

131

2,577

289

132

47

514

154

279

93

215

206

573

75

1,878

1,473

406

17,887

507

16,596

61

723

1,185

125

789

81

74

388

80

166

37

64

76

94

1,965

37

910

694

216

166

473

380

Total

(9)

226,181

51,838

20,279

14,930

5,349

18,072

12,655

5,333

83

10,639

2,848

82,078

7,966

2,064

1,887

4,014

18,418

8,118

4,618

2,351

809

2,522

5,251

1,528

569

959

3,723

13,627

259

2,540

7,378

3,449

8,017

730

2,052

2,597

2,637

10,046

9,156

890

18,753

1,722

1,106

571

3,371

441

2,091

1,238

748

1,131

5,273

1,060

19,266

13,217

6,048

56,107

23,631

8,557

511

23,408

6,154

360

3,614

322

717

1,849

108

617

760

349

472

600

10,738

430

4,064

2,725

1,339

1,233

2,220

2,791

Incorporated affiliates

Total

(10)

195,617

36,819

7,525

4,927

2,598

16,669

11,724

4,866

80

9,981

2,644

79,799

7,682

2,047

(

D)

(

D)

17,489

7,840

4,249

2,281

(

D)

(

D)

4,862

1,213

(

D)

(

D)

3,649

13,314

(

D)

2,496

7,358

(

D)

7,866

(

D)

2,052

2,455

(

D)

10,020

(

D)

(

D)

18,566

(

D)

1,111

(

D)

3,358

429

2,096

(

D)

747

1,074

5,213

983

17,690

12,075

5,614

48,316

18,714

7,259

450

21,893

5,539

298

3,358

312

563

1,809

117

556

764

(

D)

(

D)

602

7,452

373

1,547

983

565

856

2,034

2,642

n •*. I

Capital

stock1

(11)

83,712

15,682

3,257

2,936

321

6,677

4,142

2,510

24

3,536

2,212

33,246

3,208

951

(

D)

(

D)

8,181

3,670

1,952

992

(

D)

(

D)

2,767

1,090

(

D)

(

D)

1,677

4,079

(

D)

1,381

908

(

D)

3,059

(

D)

1,124

546

(

D)

4,697

(

D)

(

D)

7,255

(

D)

580

(

D)

1,459

139

1,022

(

D)

470

414

1,303

324

5,656

3,978

1,679

24,694

13,886

2,732

291

7,785

1,724

264

859

95

107

386

134

137

79

(

D)

(

D)

263

2,710

178

904

745

159

217

543

867

Retained

earnings2

(12)

111,904

21,137

4,268

1,991

2,277

9,992

7,581

2,356

55

6,445

431

46,553

4,474

1,096

995

2,383

9,308

4,171

2,298

1,289

449

1,102

2,094

122

245

-123

1,972

9,235

-145

1,116

6,450

1,814

4,807

398

928

1,910

1,571

5,323

4,639

684

11,311

1,032

531

323

1,899

290

1,074

655

277

660

3,910

659

12,034

8,098

3,936

23,623

4,829

4,527

159

14,108

3,816

34

2,499

217

456

1,424

-17

419

685

169

91

339

4,742

195

643

238

405

639

1,491

1,774

Unincorporated

affiliates

(13)

30,564

15,019

12,754

10,002

2,752

1,402

932

467

4

658

205

2,278

284

17

(

D)

(

D)

929

278

368

69

(

D)

(

D)

389

315

(

D)

(

D)

74

qi o olo

(

D)

44

20

(

D)

151

(

D)

0

142

(

D)

26

(

D)

(

D)

187

(

D)

-5

(

D)

13

12

-4

(

D)

1

57

60

77

1,576

1,142

434

7,791

4,917

1,298

61

1,515

615

62

256

10

155

40

-9

61

-4

(

D)

(

D)

-2

3,285

57

2,517

1,742

775

377

186

149

Owners' equity

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

Fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

Services

Other

industries

All countries....

Developed countries.

Canada

EuropeEuropean Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific ..

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC .

580,266

386,136

94,058

249,915

206,220

11,665

2,372

21,015

38,278

897

4,585

13,997

1,368

19,605

92,439

43,695

2,243

589

8,688

781

7,278

3,199

19,998

365

554

12,578

29,585

23,509

1,245

4,831

179,744

126,223

39,834

4,875

19,286

1,186

3,862

570

2,848

6,216

992

14,650

7,579

5,280

1,791

71,738

3,896

25,211

1,050

37,295

1,335

1,905

1,046

13,187

4,917

2,221

2,233

463

8,269

742

3,108

4,420

12,054

828

5,964

2,956

2,306

28,280

6,132

492

6,550

3,126

2,652

5,628

534

1,27'

1,280

608

14,386

28,784

153,807

95,494

23,933

61,737

48,475

1,602

1,277

(

D)

7,659

235

(

D)

2,368

54

3,669

28,212

13,262

D ) ()

7,648

134

284

989

3,394

(

D)

39

3,186

6,638

4,865

405

1,368

46,422

15,113

6,456

855

1,198

1,378

310

1,518

726

2,089

1,544

6,568

1,720

2,652

75

(

D)

1,150

10,725

4,495

2,001

2,182

3ir

6,231

(

D)

2,760

r

7,871

(

r

3,481

2,513

(

r

12,713

(

D)

0

5,612

(

r

697

2,517

(

r

0

726

27'

11,89:

18,582

190,265

149,627

32,805

100,601

90,263

5,763

396

11,458

22,865

383

3,531

7,573

553

7,087

30,654

10,338

1,023

369

395

5,635

1,102

1,653

63

4,596

11,625

8,917

427

2,281

40,638

32,047

24,132

2,982

15,064

415

1,361

157

198

3,471

483

7,115

6,147

257

711

801

76

0

(

D)

(

D)

62

149

888

144

70

0

74

743

0

173

570

568

35'

166

7,135

794

367

338

863

1,036

2,055

212

1,038

286

14'

17,722

12,973

2,702

8,755

8,081

199

153

1,156

1,213

22

453

586

0

1,246

3,051

674

48

0

3

62

336

()

3

0

243

1,273

847

35

391

4,749

4,096

2,975

406

1,492

17

217

33

27

701

81

1,063

755

120

187

58

(

D)

0

14

533

(•

0

0

336

Q

38

71

2

41,062

32,021

6,740

19,919

18,176

2,188

(

D)

2,331

3,301

186

901

1,638

(

D)

2,474

5,011

1,743

45

(

D)

49

61

1,088

161

312

(

D)

0

1,588

3,775

3,330

99

345

9,040

7,548

5,682

689

3,643

76

411

53

74

717

18

1,281

977

93

211

586

0

24

188

50

0

(

D)

138

0

125

78

0

1,179

125

129

104

50

269

165

(

D)

108

83

0

12,380

9,095

2,297

6,240

5,808

254

(

D)

537

1,868

(

D)

67

379

34

571

2,051

432

1

0

()

202

55

142

0

0

96

463

()

194

3,284

2,766

2,424

136

1,423

(

D)

74

16

54

209

()

295

2

o

0

122

29,514

25,268

3,145

19,090

17,826

814

3

3,424

4,791

0

704

2,113

49

711

5,217

1,265

64

0

( )

478

575

124

0

0

1,800

1,232

824

2

406

4,246

3,341

3,010

2,458

0

2

0

0

3

331

331

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

D O

0

0

11

53

0

0

651

0

37

17,525

12,081

2,539

8,664

7,110

810

112

710

1,988

(

D)

224

1,360

(

D)

277

]:,588

1,555

(

D)

(

81

860

(

D)

140

(

D)

0

396

482

364

21

96

5,443

1,985

1,274

96

918

(

D)

(

D)

33

(

D)

139

(

D)

686

599

0

87

26

0

0

0

0

0

21

88

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

48

126

0

0

3,244

370

(

D)

105

660

197

927

116

568

153

34,127

27,900

8,066

17,153

14,176

D

( )

7 5 5

6,326

0

(

D)

306

0

52

6,195

2,977

(

D)

0

0

2,677

(

D)

(

D)

475

6,227

5,733

3,826

(

D)

2,330

(

D)

1,907

1,907

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

D O

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

263

37,936

30,288

7,316

20,779

19,086

(

D)

57

2,545

3,379

132

(

D)

1,191

326

1,756

7,541

1,693

264

(

D)

(

D)

45

(

D)

73

470

1,723

374

7,648

6,578

4,941

684

2,800

77

423

16

60

(

D)

1,282

42

68

0

0

(

D)

162

0

60

102

170

0

(

o

0

0

150

('

0

95

133

13

52,232

41,831

4,966

31,325

20,307

2,238

494

4,232

2,764

183

111

2,276

13

1,863

6,133

11,019

693

329

364

183

626

775

7,908

(

D)

2,685

2,855

1,924

202

729

10,401

6,185

3,147

541

861

134

363

55

1,014

1,629

784

754

92

1,409

6 3 D

19

18

98

315

121

44

20

56

194

105

734

0

355

116

(•

3,166

1,826

0

80

112

169

607

139,460

71,081

22,316

42,159

35,644

1,394

114

763

3,371

D

()

689

748

5,120

22,896

6,515

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

205

182

5,743

0

270

1,764

4,842

4,535

167

140

68,379

65,806

2,117

201

1,412

65

152

11

5

272

0

2,666

164

2,387

115

61,023

1,086

21,419

8

36,634

D

1,697

(

D

;

522

(

448

(

D

23-

1,816

1,035

(

r

0

0

(

!

230

56

(•

17,323

12,556

1,980

9,646

7,507

396

74

1,075

749

24

35

451

0

1,493

3,211

2,139

115

146

70

371

137

1,151

12

148

781

665

7

109

4,767

2,273

899

136

231

26

48

(

407

7

382

203

76

102

992

311

476

18

39

67

0

154

61

46

(

93

1,508

129

1,075

237

68

832

295

0

36

207

6:

4,316 755 976 383 313 1,779 33S 1,822

27,180

15,548

8,058

4,446

4,023

273

17

(

D)

870

(

640

0

374

1,333

422

0

157

15

150

2

200

2,844

2,603

38

203

9,138

4,799

3,083

160

519

559

327

70

770

(

D)

262

(

D)

945

73

(

35

( )

282

582

( )

108

(

D)

306

1,139

0

861

2,618

D

( )

159

96

20

2,494

1,944

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Table IH.A 6.—Total Assets of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

580,266

153,807

62,300

52,853

9,447

52,533

36,656

15,720

157

29,437

9,537

190,265

17,722

4,908

4,289

8,525

41,062

18,646

10,130

5,533

1,542

5,210

12,380

4,056

1,224

2,832

8,323

29,514

1,827

5,936

14,401

7,350

17,525

1,526

5,326

5,257

5,415

34,127

32,007

2,120

37,936

4,032

2,487

1,129

6,647

1,194

4,103

2,420

1,737

2,356

9,839

1,992

52,232

36,231

16,001

139,460

71,896

35,029

1,122

31,412

17,323

1,433

9,696

1,369

2,005

3,803

811

1,708

1,234

1,668

1,134

2,158

27,180

1,129

8,634

6,145

2,489

4,435

6,188

6,794

Developed countries

Total

386,136

95,494

32,716

31,041

1,675

45,724

32,556

(

D)

(

D)

16,154

899

149,627

12,973

3,875

3,232

5,866

32,021

15,223

7,630

3,840

992

4,336

9,095

2,838

946

1,892

6,257

25,268

(

D)

4,234

12,661

(

D)

12,081

1,119

4,323

2,743

3,896

27,900

26,104

1,796

30,288

3,404

1,795

979

4,762

1,027

2,482

1,852

1,258

1,874

9,201

1,655

41,831

29,976

11,855

71,081

23,574

24,532

832

22,143

12,556

777

7,508

1,212

1,687

2,547

668

1,394

1,153

1,112

333

1,673

15,548

250

5,738

3,781

1,957

2,167

1,354

6,038

Canada

94,058

23,933

8,608

8,073

535

14,462

14,443

0

19

(D)

(

D)

32,805

2,702

633

474

1,595

6,740

4,306

669

549

526

691

2,297

862

(

D)

(

D)

1,434

3,145

(

D)

457

(

D)

(

D)

2,539

288

(

D)

273

(

D)

8,066

6,893

1,173

7,316

( )

424

606

2,606

234

(

D)

203

225

633

642

427

4,966

3,932

1,034

22,316

7,181

12,277

331

2,527

1,980

799

(

D)

99

(

D)

117

247

(

Di

129

(

D

687

8,058

50

3,736

2,806

931

627

909

2,736

Europe

Total

249,915

61,737

21,896

20,953

943

29,137

18,113

10,948

75

10,132

572

100,601

8,755

2,904

2,189

3,662

19,919

7,918

5,754

2,630

(

D)

(

D)

6,240

1,867

455

1,412

4,373

19,090

1,356

3,053

10,047

4,635

8,664

673

3,879

2,057

2,055

17,153

16,530

623

20,779

2,995

1,233

317

1,835

602

1,248

1,337

1,029

1,100

8,086

999

31,325

22,237

9,089

42,159

13,058

10,266

414

18,421

9,646

481

6,133

861

1,538

(

D)

499

(

D

1,006

810

275

941

4,446

94

87

48

39

1,348

389

2,528

European

Communities (10)

206,220

48,475

14,331

13,465

866

(

D)

18,113

(

D)

75

(

D)

572

90,263

8,081

2,727

2,035

3,319

18,176

6,968

5,402

2,379

406

3,021

5,808

1,580

367

1,212

4,228

17,826

(

D)

2,879

(

D)

4,260

7,110

(

D)

(D)

1,961

(

D)

14,176

13,553

623

19,086

(

D)

1,086

295

1,565

(

D)

1,202

1,299

(

D)

896

7,870

898

20,307

14,483

5,823

35,644

11,827

10,180

(

D;

(

D)

7,507

401

4,371

748

711

( D)

409

(

D

985

677

223

851

4,023

90

57

(

D

(

D

(

D)

(D)

2,270

Other

43,695

13,262

7,566

7,488

77

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

10,338

674

176

155

343

1,743

950

351

252

(

D)

(

D)

432

287

88

199

145

1,265

(

D)

174

(

D)

375

1,555

(

D)

(D)

96

(

D)

2,977

2,977

0

1,693

(

D)

147

22

271

(

D)

45

37

(

D)

204

215

101

11,019

7,753

3,265

6,515

1,231

86

(

D)

(

D)

2,139

80

1,762

113

827

(

D)

90

21

133

52

91

422

4

30

(

D'

(

D)

( D)

258

Japan

12,578

3,186

(

D)

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

4,596

243

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,588

293

664

347

0

284

96

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

1,800

0

98

(

D)

(

D)

396

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

4

4

0

470

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

20

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

97

(

D)

2,685

1,609

1,076

1,764

589

1,087

21

66

148

g

112

(

D)

29

0

0

(

D

(

D

0

(

D)

200

0

0

0

0

0

26

174

Australia,

N e w

Zealand,

and South

Africa

29,585

6,638

(

D)

(

D)

197

2,125

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

11,625

1,273

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

3,775

2,706

544

314

(

D)

(

D)

463

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,232

(

D)

627

9

(

D)

482

158

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

2,677

2,677

0

1,723

(

D)

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

1 7 D2

(

D)

3

(

D)

376

(

D)

2,855

2,198

657

4,842

2,746

902

66

1,129

781

(

D]

464

175

21

(

D)

52

(

D,

g

170

(

D

(

D)

2,844

107

1,915

928

988

192

30

600

Developing countries

Total

179,744

46,422

25,287

21,812

3,475

6,809

4,100

(D)

(

D)

13,282

1,043

40,638

4,749

1,033

1,057

2,659

9,040

3,423

2,500

1,693

550

874

3,284

1,218

278

940

2,066

4,246

(

D)

1,702

1,740

(

D)

5,443

407

1,002

2,514

1,520

6,227

5,902

325

7,648

628

691

151

1,885

167

1,621

568

479

482

638

337

10,401

6,255

4,146

68,379

48,323

10,497

290

9,269

4,767

656

2,188

157

318

1,256

143

314

81

557

801

484

9,138

878

2,896

2,364

531

2,268

2,339

756

Latin

America

126,223

15,113

4,863

3,516

1,348

(

D)

(

D)

1,338

(

D)

7,502

(

D)

32,047

4,096

915

839

2,342

7,548

3,079

1,865

1,413

380

811

2,766

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

3,341

(

D)

1,376

(

D)

517

1,985

325

400

279

981

5,733

5,690

43

6,578

526

568

(

D)

1,705

134

1,330

(

D)

433

421

632

264

6,185

3,406

2,779

65,806

47,372

(

D J

(

D

8,818

2,273

497

1,165

89

247

647

100

81

81

261

(

D

(

D)

4,799

619

2,396

1,902

494

732

494

558

Other

Africa

13,187

10,725

9,085

8,337

748

5

0

0

5

1,528

108

888

(

D)

9

(D)

(

D)

188

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

(D)

(

D)

40

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

88

0

(

D)

2

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

5

0

3

0

0

0

(

D)

0

4

315

278

37

522

352

27

(

DJ

(

D)

154

46

99

0

16

(D)

(

D

0

9

0

0

582

91

(

D

(

D

0

212

(

D)

(

D)

Middle

East

12,054

7,871

3,036

2,134

903

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

568

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

125

(

D)

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

126

(

D)

(

D)

38

(

D)

0

0

0

170

0

0

0

(

D)

2

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

2

734

699

35

234

193

8

0

32

1,508

54

318

0

32

(

D)

18

(

D

0

136

(O

(

D)

1,139

0

(

D

(D

0

928

(*

Other

Asia and

Pacific

28,280

12,713

8,303

7,826

477

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

7,135

533

109

(

D)

(

D)

1,179

(

D)

464

217

(

D)

(

D)

122

0

0

0

122

887

0

(

D)

(

D)

134

3,244

(

D)

522

2,195

(

D)

(

D)

(D)

282

(

D)

(

D)

118

(

D)

(

D)

31

(

D)

46

5

7

68

3,166

1,871

1,295

1,816

406

(

D)

54

832

60

606

68

23

394

(

D)

(

D)

0

150

0

16

2,618

169

(

D)

(

D)

38

398

( D)

(

D)

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

14,386

11,891

4,297

4,297

7,594

2,494

2,494

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[Millions of dollars]

All

ndustries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

'ood and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

Fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

slectronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholeale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

ndustriei

AH countries..

Developed countries...

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

AfricaAustralia

New Zealand..

South AfricaDeveloping countriesLatin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Other

Sub^aharan..

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific ...

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

163,357

115,692

32,924

70,988

59,517

2,838

828

5,689

12,545

190

1,176

2,931

216

4,201

28,904

11,472

863

160

5,438

250

2,895

706

1,069

55

36

2,737

9,043

7,491

277

1,275

39,397

21,998

15,620

1,922

7,623

631

1,388

185

1,980

l,49f

397

3,861

2,817

527

517

2,517

400

159

353

292

768

16

529

4,966

1,838

1,083

562

193

3,128

88

979

2,062

1,828

276

487

772

294

10,605

1,584

II1

4,050

1,603

715

1,177

172

400

57i

212

8,268

8,739

70,605

46,430

13,889

29,669

23,831

549

522

(

D)

2,246

61

(

D)

653

8

1,258

17,301

5,838D )

()

5,210

45

119

184

86

(

D)

17

408

2,463

1,990

100

374

17,149

4,995

3,143

451

34Q2

671

122

1,178

242

478

357

1,374

180

22

15

734

4,3405

1,761

1,035

562

164

2,584

(

r

909

(

r

1,23D3

281

706

6,576

(

r

0

3,753

(

D)

202

572

0

0

463

128

7,026

6,776

66,331

51,058

12,344

32,552

28,547

1,717

107

3,572

9,007

108

871

1,915

208

2,346

8,696

4,006

599

(

D)

108

121

2,486

335

332

12

1,953

4,208

3,525

99

584

15,273

12,853

9,821

1,217

6,677

222

368

46

55

1,006

230

2,609

2,376

3:

201

423

48

0

38

325

48

28

0

19

277

0

50

227

210

158

42

0

1,885

93

88

103

241

337

50

87

315

73

49

5,552

3,913

924

2,469

2,285

73

41

302

418

4

77

171

0

306

893

184

14

0

(•)

11

119

422

284

12

126

1,638

1,395

1,027

173

567

5

49

10

8

171

44

354

276

15

63

15

194

(

D

(

(

D

(

D

12:

15

22

15,362

12,060

2,829

6,780

6,096

701

(

D)

536

1,322

39

276

318

(

D)

1,051

1,808

684

16

(

D)

16

17

501

58

69

476

1,975

1,861

23

92

3,302

2,831

2,122

209

1,530

22

103

18

20

218

3

346

300

7

39

363

(

D)

0

391

22

26

25

15

63

127

0

38

20

4,302

2,735

704

1,860

1,716

54

(

D)

105

620

(

D)

15

94

17

179

620

143

C)

0

137

75

1,568

1,364

1,253

65

758

(

D)

20

3

17

69

100

1

11,162

9,673

1,104

7,339

6,872

246

C)

1,537

2,295

0

91

783

14

267

1,640

467

16

0

(

214

212

22

0

0

1,050

181

126

1

53

1,489

1,325

1,270

1,028

0

1

0

0

(*)

55

55

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

o

o

o

162

134

4,191

2,677

565

1,855

1,575

151

25

186

514

(

D)

57

179

(

D)

47

393

281

23

118

37

0

164

94

78

4

12

1,514

678

392

30

299

39

(

D]

275

261

0

13

11

0

0

0

0

0

(*

11

26

763

3

(•

27

17

78

176

4'

149

34

13,694

10,989

3,104

6,950

5,083

D

184

2,744

0

(

D)

88

0

13

1,761

1,867

(

D)

0

0

(

117

2,705

2,605

1,726

<

r

1,261

r

o

879

879

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

o

12,068

9,010

3,114

5,299

4,920

(

D)

17

721

1,095

59

(

D)

283

121

482

1,581

379

68

(

D)

(

D)

14

(

D)

14

132

465

(

D)

(

D)

108

3,057

2,656

2,032

296

1,234

28

158

4

504

10

D

0

0

(

D)

49

0

1'

32

103

(•

7,254

5,621

896

2,834

335

152

663

350

17

17

199

(*)

204

897

1,053

98

72

80

46

146

123

473D

296

543

333

47

162

1,633

1,094

762

143

282

41

62

10

(

D)

151

303

270

14

19

29

124

0

36

364

115

0

15

25

2:

76

0

38

2,059

1,733

659

956

906

13

7

38

200

()

6

0

27

608

50

244

43

5

27

1

8

(*)

0

2

0

64

41

16

6

138

7

17

5

50

0

4,668

3,649

818

2,612

2,175

127

36

333

302

3

7

113

0

240

1,014

437

44

(

D)

30

39

105

54

129

(*)D

200

169

1

30

1,018

621

253

57

101

15

15

()

35

3

96

66

21

10

272

123

7:

n

19

143

45

72

25

1,25 190 95 25

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

163,357

70,605

38,123

33,637

4,486

23,179

17,353

5,786

41

3,625

5,677

66,331

5,552

1,890

1,182

2,479

15,362

8,777

2,566

1,649

515

1,855

4,302

1,676

416

1,260

2,626

11,162

410

1,460

7,616

1,676

4,191

343

969

1,490

1,389

13,694

12,999

695

12,068

939

709

400

3,317

249

1,443

879

727

885

2,050

469

7,254

5,710

1,544

2,059

487

784

652

138

4,668

829

2,568

137

213

1,482

335

401

63

162

302

74

12,439

539

5,347

3,991

1,356

491

3,630

2,432

115,692

46,430

22,234

21,437

797

21,648

16,832

D

2,132

415

51,058

3,913

1,540

767

1,606

12,060

7,061

1,968

1,111

389

1,531

2,735

1,041

325

716

1,694

9,673

D

999

6,834

2,677

202

752

831

893

10,989

10,360

628

9,010

712

482

338

2,372

237

779

648

490

712

1,874

366

5,621

4,318

1,303

1,733

415

696

542

81

3,649

496

2,054

121

206

1,092

289

345

52

149

245

654

7,201

109

3,748

2,700

1,048

238

831

2,274

32,924

13,889

5,618

5,307

312

8,156

8,151

0

5

12,344

924

319

177

429

2,829

2,032

171

129

282

215

704

324

D

()

381

1,104

D

113

565

49

72

3,104

2,606

498

3,114

(

D)

130

230

1,572

62

(

D)

79

53

305

171

78

896

702

194

659

47

392

205

16

818

318

0

82

85

(

D)

22

288

4,316

17

2,578

2,091

487

112

567

1,042

70,988

29,669

15,421

15,057

364

12,740

8,681

4,037

23

1,261

247

32,552

2,469

1,083

361

1,025

6,780

3,239

1,490

775

1,860

680

128

552

1,180

7,339

334

783

5,202

1,020

1,855

125

676

594

461

6,950

6,820

130

5,299

629

314

86

695

143

343

477

435

371

1,581

226

3,887

2,931

956

956

351

248

295

2,612

310

1,641

69

189

0

180

(

D)

10

93

20!

356

1,31

36

37

28

9

94

236

910

59,517

23,831

10,190

9,855

335

(

D)

8,681

(

D)

23

(

D)

247

28,547

2,285

1,010

324

950

6,096

2,808

1,393

680

91

1,125

1,716

579

106

473

1,137

6,872

D

760

( )

9 3 7

1,575

D

565

(

D)

5,083

4,953

130

4,920

(

D)

284

79

598

(

D)

334

467

306

1,536

206

2,834

2,122

712

906

345

247

(D

2,175

257

1,329

58

176

149

(

D)

10

87

157

335

1,225

34

26

874

11,472

5,838

5,231

5,202

29

( )

0

4,006

184

73

37

75

684

431

98

95

(

143

101

22

79

43

467

( )

8 3

281

29

1,867

1,867

0

379

(

D)

29

7

97

9

10

64

45

20

1,053

809

244

50

6

437

53

31!

11

2,737

408

1,953

98

( )

476

103

165

130

0

78

34

(

1,050

0

23

(

164

0

0

()

0

132

0

296

215

81

32

4

19

9

(

19

(•'

16

(

9,043

2,463

(

D)

(

121

752

0

4,208

422

( )

1,975

1,688

141

77

137

( )

1 8 1

( )

934

934

0

465

(

32

0

104

0

543

471

72

86

14

36

33

3

200

78

16

33

(>

0

1,543

56

1,133

581

552

32

16

306

39,397

17,149

13,643

12,200

1,443

1,531

521

1,493

482

15,273

1,638

350

415

873

3,302

1,715

598

538

126

324

1,568

635

91

544

933

1,489

(

D)

462

782

(

D)

1,514

141

217

659

497

2,705

2,639

67

3,057

227

227

62

945

11

664

231

237

173

177

103

1,633

1,391

241

326

71

88

110

57

1,018

333

514

16

390

45

56

11

13

57

90

3,997

430

1,599

1,291

308

253

1,557

158

21,998

4,995

2,805

2,207

598

595

(

D)

759

12,853

1,395

307

304

783

2,831

1,534

446

467

78

306

1,364

D

( )

1,325

(

D)

387

(

D)

184

678

114

105

129

330

2,605

2,582

23

2,656

196

205

(

D)

879

9

562

(

D)

207

150

17:

80

1,094

907

187

244

57

(:

53

621

286

233

13

171

29

16

11

C

(

D

(

DJ

2,191

300

1,324

1,031

294

144

269

154

4,966

4,345

259

(•)

0

0

(*)

232

25

325

(

C)

D

0

0

222

67

1,828

1,233

1,042

668

374

210

D

34

D

0

48

18

0

0

0

103

0

0

0

(

D)

124

122

143

29

51

109

0

10,605

6,576

5,708

5,496

212

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

1,885

194

40

( )

391

114

56

( )

3 9

0

0

0

3 9

162

0

34

763

( )

8 7

5 1 1

(

43

( )

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21

364

31'

4'

244

16

222

189

1,475

64

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0

14

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Table III.A 9.—Total Liabilities of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

slectronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

ndustries

All countries ....

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates.

Other

Other Asia and Pacific .

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC...

354,085

241,874

53,488

159,912

135,237

6,978

1,572

14,563

24,805

637

2,161

10,429

372

11,302

62,418

24,675

1,694

396

6,914

573

5,020

2,038

7,567

296

179

9,168

19,305

15,762

801

2,743

104,532

69,919

22,686

2,419

10,187

1,365

2,564

377

1,300

4,024

450

7,642

5,216

1,245

1,181

39,591

1,740

10,042

450

25,054

953

876

476

9,522

2,529

1,271

834

424

6,993

466

2,309

4,217

7,691

473

4,454

1,379

1,386

17,399

3,542

316

3,980

2,014

1,902

3,530

658

699

442

7,679

18,360

101,969

65,649

12,437

46,293

37,063

1,168

924

(

D)

5,267

176

(

D)

2,344

37

2,014

22,248

9,230

(

D)

()

6,232

107

261

574

1,417

(

D)

58

2,668

4,251

3,312

255

684

29,822

3,738

290

858

944

237

660

442

933

532

3,638

666

1,768

47

811

8,011

2,279

1,140

795

344

5,732

(

D)

1,988

(

r

5,060

(

D:

2,765

1,218

(

r

8,442

(

r

('.

3,350r

552

(

304

227

6,498

11,648

108,187

85,253

16,205

59,285

52,729

3,367

228

7,219

13,687

272

1,414

4,968

271

3,771

17,532

6,556

757

(

D)

215

268

3,899

691

664

28

2,658

7,106

5,575

238

1,293

22,934

18,614

13,561

1,513

8,033

701

804

75

110

2,176

150

4,585

4,111

80

394

468

46

0

()

36

1

78

528

103

55

0

47

426

0

134

291

340

199

109

3,452

313

213

224

310

757

763

91

502

197

83

9,757

7,010

1,121

4,958

4,573

151

90

827

793

19

144

423

0

609

1,518

385

26

0

2

37

212

1

0

212

719

498

11

210

2,747

2,235

1,569

272

781

13

15

332

48

643

515

38

90

24

(

D)

0

7

3

0

4

428

0

0

0

('

323

15

41

12

22,644

17,578

3,251

11,146

10,105

1,152

(

D)

1,499

1,918

122

'211

1,029

(

D)

1,291

2,822

1,041

28

(

D)

23

38

635

117

187

2,271

2,040

46

185

5,066

4,219

3,102

363

1,940

38

238

34

55

417

18

752

599

28

126

364

(

D)

0

0

15

108

36

661

70

69

67

26

II1

103

72

52

7,129

5,030

972

3,759

3,541

141

(

D)

356

1,159

(

D)

21

253

21

373

1,172

218

C)

0

()

107

51

37

0

0

72

227

()

75

2,099

1,812

1,587

51

719

(

D)

48

4

20

147

(

199

1

15,887

13,669

1,345

10,824

10,146

566

2

2,024

2,607

0

381

1,260

32

309

2,964

679

36

0

269

321

37

0

0

786

714

482

1

231

2,218

1,940

1,673

1,307

0

1

0

0

3

267

267

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

265

30

35

0

176

0

9,508

7,043

1,115

5,382

4,396

444

69

473

1,219

(

D)

72

983

(

D)

157

955

986

()

53

591

258

199

10

49

2,465

1,016

679

65

470

()

92

(

D)

326

283

0

43

11

0

0

0

0

0

1

10

19

62

(•

/]

0

0

1,328

139

(

D)

77

184

124

374

41

188

120

C

24,081

19,526

5,550

11,882

9,514

(

D)

()

462

3,964

0

(

D)

291

0

23

4,432

2,368

(

D)

0

0

2,091

(

D)

(

D)

381

4,555

4,242

2,709

(

D)

1,629

(

D)

1,533

1,533

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

78

0

(

D)

0

0

19,183

15,398

2,852

11,333

10,454

(

D)

33

1,579

2,027

87

(

D)

729

156

1,010

3,669

879

191

(

D)

(

D)

24

(

D)

44

388

825

162

3,785

3,149

2,243

241

1,188

77

234

8

25

714

13

0

0

0

0

113

0

56

57

103

32,966

27,363

3,063

20,488

14,675

1,258

279

3,277

2,237

121

117

1,837

9

1,348

4,191

5,813

599

226

261

168

382

586

3,545

(

D)

1,986

1,825

1,261

140

423

5,604

3,380

2,059

327

492

81

312

34

699

818

565

189

64

503

171

(

DJ

52

169

60

27

16

18

109

391

0

229

41

0

1,663

81

0

46

71

92

383

78

29

83,352

46,343

16,797

24,690

23,127

762

97

560

2,554

D)

()

505

56

3,388

15,078

1,563

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

178

83

1,172

0

67

1,505

3,350

3,098

135

117

37,010

35,422

916

167

403

56

121

9

C)

160

0

494

151

251

91

34,011

604

7,726

35

24,777

r

774

0

241

(

(

r

0

207

181

(

D)

23

1,167

620

0

0

176

31

2,726 355 577 76 211 1,165 210

11,168

8,240

1,282

6,165

4,928

248

33

789

574

14

22

328

0

541

2,379

1,237

85

(

D)

101

31

189

95

675

10

177

616

538

4

74

2,928

1,425

497

67

89

8

I?

276

3

283

184

23

76

644

211

256

19

30

0

37

(

D)

99

4:

34

797

98

595

59

45

608

156

23

0

188

59

52

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Table III.A 10.—Total Liabilities of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

354,085

101,969

42,022

37,924

4,098

34,461

24,001

10,386

74

18,798

108,187

9,757

2,844

2,402

4,510

22,644

10,528

5,513

3,183

733

2,688

7,129

2,528

655

1,873

4,601

15,887

1,568

3,396

7,023

3,901

9,508

796

3,274

2,660

2,778

24,081

22,851

1,230

19,183

2,310

1,380

559

3,276

753

2,011

1,182

989

1,225

4,566

931

32,966

23,014

9,953

83,352

48,265

26,472

612

8,004

11,168

1,073

6,082

1,047

1,288

1,954

703

1,091

475

1,319

661

1,558

16,442

698

4,570

3,420

1,149

3,203

3,968

4,003

241,874

65,649

24,693

23,825

868

29,354

20,453

D

()

10,979

623

85,253

7,010

2,221

1,603

3,186

17,578

8,751

3,948

2,320

372

2,187

5,030

1,617

524

1,093

3,413

13,669D )

6,210

(

D)

7,043

580

2,829

1,642

1,992

19,526

18,407

1,120

15,398

1,919

1,021

487

2,517

663

1,151

891

761

997

4,241

749

27,363

19,329

8,034

46,343

19,368

20,511

526

5,938

8,240

595

4,772

946

1,103

1,258

573

892

455

883

259

1,276

9,026

130

3,034

2,198

837

1,382

3,491

53,488

12,437

4,894

4,652

242

6,853

6,847

0

7

16,205

1,121

289

233

599

3,251

2,271

253

231

201

295

972

393

579

1,345

(

D)

215

(

1,115

117

(

D)

110

(

D)

5,550

4,915

635

2,852

(

D)

145

274

1,127

123

(

D)

57

67

232

219

122

3,063

2,555

508

16,797

5,821

10,301

265

411

1,282

(

D)

479D

56

91

126

(

D)

86

(

D)

470

3,705

30

1,496

1,284

213

287

574

1,317

159,912

46,293

18,072

17,581

491

21,452

13,607

7,806

40

6,326

442

59,285

4,958

1,751

992

2,215

11,146

4,601

2,988

1,647D

3,759

1,173

285

888

2,586

10,824

1,214

1,847

5,138

2,626

5,382

388

2,585

1,236

1,173

11,882

11,398

484

11,333

1,781

773

193

1,148

412

678

702

692

677

3,751

527

20,488

14,261

6,227

24,690

10,678

8,532

228

5,252

6,165

351

3,841

690

1,006

0

434

(

D)

3 48

645

226

754

2,991

48

44

22

21

958

378

1,563

135,237

37,063

11,850

11,400

450

(

D)

13,607

(

D)

40

(

D)

442

52,729

4,573

1,653

881

2,039

10,105

4,049

2,768

1,482

147

1,660

3,541

1,036

208

828

2,504

10,146

(

D)

1,750

(

D)

2,432

4,396

D

1,179

(

D)

9,514

9,030

484

10,454

(

D)

713

180

979

(

D)

658

672

553

3,629

450

14,675

10,237

4,439

23,127

9,837

8,467

4,928

301

2,856

608

518

()

332

561

181

697

2,714

48

32

1,391

24,675

9,230

6,222

6,182

40

()

0

6,556

385

98

111

176

1,041

552

220

166

(

218

137

77

60

81

679

97

195

986

57

(

D)

2,368

2,368

0

879

(

D)

60

13

169

(

D)

20

31

124

122

77

5,813

4,025

1,788

1,563

841

65

1,237

50

985

82

488

(

16

85

45

57

277

(

168

9,168

2,668

D

2,658

212

()

909

199

417

248

0

45

72

()

786

0

54

()

288

0

0

()

3

3

0

388

0

71

(

D)

1,986

1,115

871

1,505

545

950

6

4

177

1

90

173

0

0

0

0

0

18

155

19,305

4,251

D

135

1,048

0

7,106

719

()

2,271

1,680

290

193

(

227

378

4

()

258

76

(

2,091

2,091

0

825

(

102

200

0

1,825

1,397

428

3,350

2,323

729

27

270

616

0

364

139

(;

8

150

(>

0

2,157

5:

1,494

892

603

137

18

456

104,532

29,822

16,128

14,098

2,030

5,107

3,548

D )

()

7,818

768

22,934

2,747

623

800

1,324

5,066

1,776

1,564

863

361

501

2,099

911

131

781

1,188

2,218

(

D)

902

812

2,465

217

444

1,018

786

4,555

4,444

111

3,785

392

359

71

759

90

860

290

228

228

325

182

5,604

3,685

1,918

37,010

5,961

86

2,066

2,928

479

1,310

101

185

130

199

20

436

403

282

6,234

568

1,536

1,223

313

1,820

1,798

51:

69,919

8,309

2,676

1,953

723

()

590

(

D)

3,905

(

D)

18,614

2,235

548

544

1,143

4,219

1,552

1,211

739

254

462

1,812D

1,940

(

D)

800

(

D)

263

1,016

169

218

134

495

4,242

4,225

18

3,149

291

317

(

D)

675

70

708

(

D)

189

181

321

139

3,380

2,174

1,206

35,422

28,239

D

()

1,968

1,425

368

708

56

145

358

109

40

20

189

2,771

417

1,150

897

253

536

280

388

9,522

8,011

6,806

6,360

447

4

0

0

4

1,130

71

()

108

0

0

2

169

140

29

241

163

20

0

9

0

0

474

49

(:

o

180

7,691

5,060

1,485

652

79

0

0

0

103

0

0

0

(

D)

2

0

(

0

1

391

372

19

181

150

15

0

16

797

41

122

0

()

13

0

0

103

C

0

922

0

0

75'

17,399

8,442

5,161

4,952

208

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

3,452

428

68

()

661

()

249

92

()

85

0

0

0

85

265

0

()

90

1,328

(

D)

190

862

()

93

(

38

()

19

()

40

2

4

39

1,663

999

664

1,167

346

6

(

D)

608

33

427

45

284

(

135

0

14

2,067

102

0

0

60

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[Millions of dollars]

All

Industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

Fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

lectronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries ....

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe..

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countriesLatin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Car

ibbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific ....

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC...

226,181

144,263

40,570

90,002

70,983

4,687

799

6,452

13,473

259

2,424

3,568

996

8,303

30,021

19,020

550

193

1,774

209

2,258

1,161

12,432

68

375

3,410

10,280

7,747

444

2,089

75,212

56,304

17,149

2,455

9,099

-179

1,298

193

1,548

2,193

542

7,009

2,363

4,035

610

32,147

2,155

15,169

599

12,241

382

1,030

570

3,665

2,388

951

1,398

39

1,276

275

798

202

4,362

355

1,510

1,577

921

10,881

2,591

176

2,570

1,11

75

2,09*

21r

62C

58:

166

6,706

10,424

51,838

29,845

11,496

15,444

11,412

433

353

(

D)

2,392

59

(

D)

25

17

1,654

5,963

4,032

(

D)

( )

1,415

27

24

414

1,976

(

D)

-19

517

2,387

1,553

150

16,600

6,804

2,718

565

434

73

859

284

1,156

f

1,012

(

r

2,931

1,054

884

28

(

D)

339

2,71

2,215

861

1,386

-32

499

0

772

0

2,811

(

r

716

1,295

(

D)

4,271

c

2,262

(

E

14

54C

(

r

422

50

6,934

82,078

64,374

16,600

41,316

37,534

2,396

167

4,239

9,178

111

2,118

2,605

283

3,316

13,122

3,782

266

(

D)

153

127

1,736

411

989

35

1,938

4,519

3,343

188

988

17,704

13,434

10,570

1,469

7,031

-286

557

82

88

1,295

333

2,530,

2,036

177

316

333

29

4

71

359

42

15

0

27

31'

39

278

228

158

57

(

0

3,683

481

154

113

553

280

1,292

12

536

89

65

7,966

5,963

1,581

3,797

3,508

49

63

330

421

3

309

163

0

638

1,533

289

22

0

1

25

124

554

349

24

181

2,002

1,861

1,407

134

711

8

119

20

11

369

33

420

240

83

97

34

105

18,418

14,444

3,489

8,773

8,071

1,036

(

D)

832

1,383

64

691

609

(

D)

1,183

2,189

702

17

(

D)

26

23

453

44

125

678

1,503

1,290

53

160

3,974

3,330

2,580

326

1,703

39

173

20

19

300

1

528

379

65

85

221

46

31

0

('

('

518

55

6

37

24

153

62

(

D)

35

32

5,251

4,065

1,325

2,481

2,267

114

(

D)

181

708

(

D)

46

127

13

198

879

214

1

0

95

4

106

0

0

24

236

119

1,185

954

838

84

705

26

12

34

62

(

D)

(

D)

96

13,627

11,599

1,800

8,266

7,680

248

1

1,400

2,183

0

323

853

17

402

2,252

586

28

0

(

208

254

87

0

0

1,015

518

342

1

175

2,028

1,401

1,337

(

D)

1,151

0

2

0

0

622

475

3C

8,017

5,038

1,424

3,283

2,714

366

42

237

768

(

D)

152

376

(

D)

120

633

569

( )

2 8

269

(

D)

90

(

D)

0

108

224

165

11

47

2,979

970

595

31

448

19

(

D)

48

(

D)

360

316

0

44

15

0

0

0

0

0

1,91'

231

(

D)

28

476

73

553

76

380

33

0

10,046

8,374

2,516

5,270

4,662

(

D)

294

2,362

0

(

D)

14

0

29

1,763

609

(

D)

0

0

586

(

D)

(

D)

94

1,672

1,491

1,117

(

D)

701

()

374

374

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

186

18,753

14,890

4,464

9,446

8,632

(

D)

24

966

1,352

46

(

D)

462

170

746

3,873

814

73

(

D)

<

D)

21

(

D)

29

82

898

211

3,863

3,429

2,698

443

1,612

1

190

8

(

D)

36

568

29

(•

0

0

0

14

19,266

14,468

1,903

10,837

5,631

979

215

955

526

62

-6

439

4

514

1,942

5,206

94

103

103

15

243

189

4,363

(

D)

698

1,030

663

61

4,797

2,806

1,087

214

370

52

51

21

315

81:

219

564

28

906

460

0

10

t

6

146

60

18

38

85

0

0

48

3 4 D3

125

7,

(

E

1,503

1,012

0

34

4

7'

222

0

34

56,107

24,738

5,519

17,469

12,517

632

17

204

817

()

184

692

1,733

7,818

4,951

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

27

99

4,571

0

203

259

1,492

1,437

32

24

31,369

30,385

1,201

34

1,008

9

31

111

0

2,172

13

2,135

24

27,012

482

13,693

-27

11,85'

(

D

924

0

()

240

649

415

0

0

0

0

54

25

0

6,154

4,316

699

3,482

2,579

148

41

286

175

9

13

123

0

952

832

902

30

(

D)

45

40

182

42

477

1

(

D)

-29

165

127

1,838

848

402

69

142

17

6

0

C.

131

99

19

53

26

348

100

220

71

31

480

17

22

224

139

(

E

l:

(

r

IS

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Table III.A 12.—Owners' Equity of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

ind South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

226,181

51,838

20,279

14,930

5,349

18,072

12,655

5,333

83

10,639

2,848

82,078

2',064

1,887

4,014

18,418

8,118

4,618

2,351

809

2,522

5,251

1,528

569

959

3,723

13,627

259

2,540

7,378

3,449

8,017

730

2,052

2,597

2,637

10,046

9,156

890

18,753

1,722

1,106

571

3,371

441

2,091

1,238

748

1,131

5,273

1,060

19,266

13,217

6,048

56,107

23,631

8,557

511

23,408

6,154

360

3,614

322

717

1,849

108

61

760

349

47:

600

10,738

430

4,064

2,725

1,339

1,233

2,220

2,791

144,263

29,845

8,023

7,216

807

16,370

12,103

(

D

( )

5,175

277

64,374

5,963

1,654

1,630

2,680

14,444

6,471

3,682

1,521

620

2,149

4,065

1,221

422

799

2,844

11,599

(

D)

1,740

6,450

5,038

539

1,494

1,101

1,904

8,374

7,698

676

14,890

1,485

774

491

2,245

364

1,331

960

497

877

4,960

90,r

14,468

10,648

3,821

24,738

4,206

4,021

307

16,205

4,316

183

2,735

266

584

1,288

95

502

698

229

74

397

6,521

120

2,704

1,583

1,121

785

366

2,547

40,570

11,496

3,713

3,420

293

7,609

7,596

0

13

16,600

1,581

344

241

996

3,489

2,034

417

318

325

395

1,325

469

856

1,800

(

D)

242

1,424

172

(

D)

163

(

D)

2,516

1,979

538

4,464

(

D)

279

332

1,479

111

(

D)

146

158

401

423

305

1,903

1,377

525

5,519

1,360

1,976

67

2,116

699

(

D)

320

0

26

121

(

D)

218

4,353

20

2,240

1,522

718

340

334

1,419

90,002

15,444

3,824

3,372

452

7,684

4,507

3,143

35

3,806

129

41,316

3,797

1,153

1,198

1,447

8,773

3,318

2,765

983

2,481

694

170

524

1,787

8,266

142

1,206

4,909

2,009

3,283

285

1,294

821

882

5,270

5,132

139

9,446

1,215

460

124

687

190

570

634

337

422

4,335

471

10,837

7,975

2,862

17,469

2,380

1,734

186

13,169

3,482

130

2,292

171

532

(

658

165

49

188

1,455

45

43

25

18

390

11

965

70,983

11,412

2,481

2,066

415

(

D)

4,507

(

D)

35

(

D)

129

37,534

3,508

1,074

1,154

1,280

8,071

2,919

2,634

897

259

1,361

2,267

543

159

384

1,724

7,680

D

1,129

(

D)

1,828

2,714

(

D

782

4,662

4,523

139

8,63^

373

115

58

D

5

545

628

0

343

4,241

448

5,631

4,247

1,385

12,517

1,990

1,713

f

2,579

100

1,515

140

193

22

653

117

41

154

1,309

42

25

o

()

876

19,020

4,032

1,343

1,306

37

0

3,782

289

79

44

166

702

398

131

86

()

214

150

11

140

64

586

77

( )

1 8 1

569

()

40

(

D)

609

609

0

814

102

94

24

5,206

3,729

1,477

4,951

390

22

902

77'

31

339

48

8

34

145

18

3,410

517

1,938

31

( )

678

93

246

99

0

240

24

( )

1,015

0

44

108

0

DO

(

D)

1

1

0

82

0

-6

0

0

(

D)

26

698

494

204

259

44

138

15

62

-29

o

22

10,280

2,387

D

( )

62

1,077

0

4,519

554

( )

1,503

1,026

254

121

()

236

( )

518

249

4

224

82

()

586

586

0

176

1,030

801

229

1,492

422

17:

39

859

1 6 D5

101

36

(

DJ

4

(

D)

1

20

(J

686

55

421

36

385

55

13

143

75,212

16,600

9,159

7,713

1,445

1,702

552

(

5,464

275

17,704

2,002

411

257

1,335

3,974

1,647

935

830

189

373

1,185

307

147

160

878

2,028

(

D)

800

928

2,979

191

558

1,496

734

1,672

1,458

214

3,863

236

332

80

1,126

77

761

278

251

25J

313

155

4,797

2,570

2,227

31,369

19,425

4,536

204

7,203

1,838

177

879

56

133

561

13

115

61

120

398

203

2,904

310

1,360

1,141

219

448

541

244

56,304

6,804

2,187

1,563

624

748

(

D)

3,597

(

D)

13,434

1,861

367

295

1,199

3,330

1,527

655

674

126

348

954

()

1,401

(

D)

575

(

D)

253

970

156

182

145

486

1,491

1,465

25

3,429

235

251

(

D)

1,030

64

622

(

D)

245

240

310

124

2,806

1,233

1,573

30,385

19,133

(

D)

( )

6,850

848

128

457

33

102

289

-9

41

61

7

2,028

201

1,246

1,006

241

195

215

170

3,665

2,714

2,278

1,977

302

1

0

0

1

398

37

359

146

138

8

282

189

8

109

4

4,362

2,811

1,551

1,300

251

228

()

46

o

I

343

327

16

53

43

-7

0

16

711

13

196

0

(

D)

C

33

(i

0

216

170

10,881

4,270

3,142

2,873

268

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

3,683

105

41

( )

518

()

215

125

37

0

0

0

37

622

0

44

1,917

(

D)

331

1,332

r

189

0

(

79

28

1,503

87f

631

649

60

(.

48

224

27

179

23

551

67

0

(

-22

51

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Table III.A 13.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Assets, Industry of U.S. Parent by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Current assets

Total

Cash

items

Current receivables

Total

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

receivable

Other

Inventories

Other'

Noncurrent assets

Total

Net

property,

plant, and

equipment

Equity

investment in

other

foreign

affiliates

Other

noncurrent

investments *

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricult lura i l chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

580,266

183,194

10,710

3,369

7,341

148,860

147,099

(

D)

()

22,003

1,621

297,043

25,072

2,598

3,239

19,234

67,247

35,749

18,481

8,957

1,892

2,168

28,628

13,928

3,522

10,406

14,700

49,327

2,373

30,165

8,426

25,257

1,872

7,490

4,877

11,018

55,291

47,668

7,623

46,221

7,834

2,565

1,808

4,367

2,220

5,141

370

1,729

2,782

15,701

1,704

13,530

7,361

6,169

51,019

5,078

41,203

(

D)

8,491

361

3,299

1,296

436

340

858

548

1,878

1,094

1,310

26,988

1,139

751

(:

3,339

13,215

8,543

278,307

72,695

3,626

800

2,827

56,450

55,532

(

D)

(

12,404

215

161,351

14,204

1,437

1,924

10,843

36,435

16,786

11,686

5,512

1,101

1,350

12,968

5,636

1,957

3,679

7,332

28,505

1,561

4,951

16,194

5,799

15,385

928

4,465

3,122

6,870

28,114

23,104

5,009

25,740

4,105

1,834

861

2,049

1,541

3,122

203

867

1,372

8,652

1,134

8,440

4,709

3,731

19,919

4,449

13,446D )

4,620

128

2,254

1,042

180

295

214

523

359

1,105

430

345

11,283

576

207

(

1,929

4,552

4,018

30,081

7,178

710

273

437

5,392

5,367

(

D)

(

1,028

49

16,336

1,751

243

197

1,311

4,450

1,910

1,428

721

208

183

1,328

582

282

300

746

2,242

41

314

1,427

460

2,091

55

370

1,009

657

1,938

1,561

377

2,537

229

260

172

223

172

248

23

194

123

768

123

840

523

317

2,958

252

2,505

D

1,035

25

441

161

21

98

52

109

147

284

57

82

1,733

74

58

(

267

626

708

151,020

41,144

2,100

316

1,783

30,453

()

8,468

123

84,136

6,487

629

808

5,050

18,557

9,355

5,693

2,302

534

673

6,933

2,962

1,136

1,826

3,970

15,715

927

2,054

9,708

3,026

8,116

423

2,512

1,312

3,869

16,201

13,243

2,959

12,128

1,549

838

316

948

887

1,584

104

367

691

4,237

606

4,285

2,311

1,974

12,397

2,501

8,651D

2,886

88

1,480

765

119

186

108

301

147

644

354

174

6,172

300

46

(

(

1,169

3,135

1,522

117,625

27,529

1,551

214

1,337

18,783

18,628

(

D)

()

7,120

75

68,444

4,730

513

642

3,574

14,304

6,837

4,773

1,802

284

609

5,094

2,238

671

1,567

2,856

13,253

808

1,623

1,840

6,606

337

2,072

888

3,310

14,365

11,759

2,606

10,091

1,232

685

236

807

604

344

583

3,715

431

3,463

2,051

1,413

11,503

1,985

2,034

37

1,144

682

85

38

83

256

92

533

100

128

4,651

89

44

0

(

915

2,305

1,297

33,395

13,615

549

103

446

11,670

11,065

(

D)

1,348

48

15,692

1,757

116

165

1,476

4,253

2,518

920

501

250

63

1,838

724

465

259

1,114

2,462

119

431

726

1,186

1,510

87

441

424

558

1,836

1,484

352

2,036

317

153

80

140

283

215

18

24

108

522

175

822

260

562

894

516

281

852

51

336

83

35

148

25

46

55

111

254

46

1,520

211

(

254

830

225

75,060

17,113

570

90

480

14,277

14,153

(

D)

()

2,242

24

50,648

5,043

525

787

3,730

11,266

4,772

3,771

2,009

260

455

3,670

1,879

453

1,426

1,791

7,937

545

2,354

2,963

2,076

4,420

413

1,254

686

2,067

8,636

7,180

1,457

9,676

2,123

627

283

763

394

1,167

72

262

420

3,190

375

2,643

1,607

1,035

1,806

59

1,575D )

393

8

174

22

7

37

65

40

138

11

22

2,457

154

91

('

(•

111

567

1,534

22,146

7,260

247

120

127

6,328

6,320

(

D)

)

666

19

10,231

923

40

132

751

2,161

750

794

480

99

39

1,038

213

86

127

825

2,612

49

230

2,096

237

758

37

328

116

277

1,338

1,121

217

1,400

203

109

90

116

87

122

4

44

138

457

30

672

268

404

2,758

1,638

716

305

7

158

73

4

15

48

26

38

9

67

920

48

13

223

254

301,959

110,500

7,084

2,569

4,514

92,411

91,567

(

D)

()

9,599

1,406

135,692

10,868

1,161

1,316

8,391

30,813

18,963

6,795

3,445

791

818

15,660

8,292

1,565

6,727

7,368

20,821

812

3,411

13,971

2,626

9,872

944

3,025

1,755

4,148

27,177

24,563

2,614

20,481

3,729

731

947

2,318

679

2,019

167

862

1,410

7,049

570

5,090

2,652

2,438

31,100

629

27,757

(

D)

3,871

233

1,045

254

188

141

126

336

189

774

664

965

15,705

562

544

(:

1,410

8,663

4,525

163,357

71,220

4,392

1,681

2,711

61,816

61,756

D

4,079

932

76,910

5,979

828

763

4,387

17,478

10,394

3,644

2,356

622

461

7,896

5,710

455

5,255

2,186

14,102

365

1,462

10,897

1,378

5,061

311

1,518

720

2,512

14,164

13,016

1,148

12,231

1,480

497

657

1,632

561

1,591

91

586

1,045

3,774

316

2,744

1,557

1,186

3,670

87

2,523

(

D)

2,077

167

430

109

45

74

171

15

679

300

487

6,736

338

394

(

749

3,019

2,236

39,831

12,382

890

214

677

8,305

8,214

D)

()

3,096

91

21,809

2,116

185

218

1,713

6,073

3,358

1,970

530

65

149

2,520

655

198

456

1,865

3,294

297

1,031

1,389

578

2,342

386

960

249

747

1,305

640

664

4,160

835

66

56

272

4

130

2

194

144

2,313

144

1,118

179

939

2,834

317

2,473

(

D)

323

35

119

48

12

25

31

46

32

75

16

1,364

94

135

(

r

('

203

822

109

30,488

4,076

188

117

70

3,625

3,424

D

260

3

8,057

320

58

51

211

1,148

502

332

210

79

26

1,580

903

666

237

677

371

21

103

139

108

412

18

241

13

139

3,314

2,877

437

912

64

86

13

75

12

140

5

32

118

305

61

179

90

15,821

77

15,358D

115

10

27

11

1

1

11

24

32

22

c:

2,240

29

1

1

0

103

1,252

855

(13)

68,283

22,822

1,614

557

1,056

18,664

18,172

D

2,164

380

28,915

2,454

90

284

2,080

6,114

4,709

849

349

25

182

3,664

1,024

246

778

2,640

3,054

130

816

1,546

562

2,057

229

306

772

750

8,394

8,030

365

3,178

1,351

81

222

339

102

158

69

49

102

656

50

1,049

826

223

8,775

147

7,403D

1,356

22

470

144

92

27

122

105

30

267

462

5,365

101

14

( )

355

3,570

1,324

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Table III.A 14.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Liabilities and Owners' Equity, Industry of U.S. Parent by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

(1)

580,266

183,194

10,710

3,369

7,341

148,860

147,099

22,003

1,621

297,043

25,072

2,598

3,239

19,234

67,247

35,749

18,481

8,957

1,892

2,168

28,628

13,928

3,522

10,406

14,700

49,327

2,373

8,363

30,165

8,426

25,257

1,872

7,490

4,877

11,018

55,291

47,668

7,623

46,221

7,834

2,565

1,808

4,367

2,220

5,141

370

1,729

2,782

15,701

1,704

13,530

7,361

6,169

51,019

5,078

41,203

(°)

8,491

361

3,299

1,296

368

436

340

858

548

1,878

1,094

1,310

26,988

1,139

751

3,339

13,215

8,543

Liabilities

Total

(2)

354,085

115,006

4,979

1,848

3,132

96,164

94,936

13,076

786

169,390

13,929

1,317

1,683

10,929

34,940

19,100

8,778

5,002

1,004

1,056

15,949

7,613

2,030

5,582

8,336

26,507

1,433

4,137

16,611

4,326

13,762

965

3,999

2,737

6,061

40,778

36,461

4,317

23,526

4,401

1,413

1,015

2,112

1,378

2,612

197

845

1,297

7,473

783

8,522

4,680

3,842

38,556

3,936

31,211

P)

5,572

212

2,329

998

296

303

204

526

285

1,167

741

839

17,039

693

482

2,219

8,529

5,116

Current liabilities

Total

(3)

204,251

59,167

1,820

412

1,409

47,649

46,829

9,507

190

110,263

9,217

952

884

7,381

22,976

10,612

7,130

3,832

587

814

8,700

3,616

1,282

2,334

5,084

19,916

1,270

2,823

12,777

3,045

9,578

661

2,869

1,840

4,208

24,267

21,706

2,561

15,610

2,782

1,026

538

1,249

736

1,719

109

444

919

5,513

575

6,636

3,463

3,173

17,579

2,933

12,858

(D}

3,227

146

1,584

868

215

33

126

342

195

825

257

220

7,379

531

64

1,459

3,059

2,266

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

payable

(4)

102,651

28,145

537

166

371

20,717

20,49^

6,840

52

52,027

3,424

408

360

2,656

10,525

5,570

3,077

1,236

251

391

3,322

1,585

534

1,051

1,737

9,345

556

1,520

6,266

1,004

3,983

299

1,425

578

1,681

14,398

12,987

1,411

7,030

1,277

386

224

606

264

824

60

224

440

2,476

249

3,849

1,761

2,088

13,687

2,357

10,779

1,597

62

773

597

51

19

33

73

84

547

25

105

3,346

90

31

748

1,209

1,269

Other

(5)

101,600

31,022

1,284

246

1,037

26,932

26,33^

2,667

139

58,236

5,793

544

524

4,725

12,451

5,042

4,052

2,597

336

423

5,378

2,031

747

1,283

3,347

10,571

714

1,304

6,511

2,041

5,595

362

1,444

1,262

2,526

9,868

8,719

1,149

8,580

1,505

640

314

643

472

895

49

220

480

3,037

327

2,787

1,702

1,085

3,892

576

2,079

(°)

1,630

84

810

271

163

14

93

268

111

278

232

115

4,033

441

33

711

1,850

997

Noncurrent liabilities

Total

(6)

149,834

55,839

3,159

1,436

1,723

48,515

48,10D8

3,569

596

59,127

4,712

365

799

3,548

11,964

8,487

1,648

1,170

417

241

7,249

3,997

749

3,248

3,252

6,591

163

1,313

3,834

1,281

4,184

304

1,130

897

1,853

16,511

14,755

1,756

7,916

1,619

386

477

863

642

894

88

401

378

1,960

208

1,886

1,217

669

20,977

1,003

18,353

(°)

2,345

66

745

130

82

270

78

185

90

342

484

619

9,660

162

419

760

5,470

2,850

Longterm

debt

(7)

93,454

37,133

2,380

937

1,443

31,391

31,00D6

2,829

533

41,194

3,363

209

671

2,484

8,228

6,256

860

689

283

140

5,348

3,045

604

2,441

2,303

3,839

108

1,017

1,782

932

3,309

256

836

736

1,481

12,144

10,779

1,365

4,962

1,203

236

406

531

386

584

71

184

174

1,022

166

1,328

790

538

4,107

904

2,787

1,747

56

469

49

62

220

52

85

59

176

407

580

7,945

124

362

579

4,594

2,287

Other

(8)

56,380

18,706

779

499

280

17,124

17,102

740

63

17,934

1,349

156

129

1,064

3,736

2,231

789

481

134

101

1,901

952

145

807

948

2,752

54

296

2,052

349

875

48

294

161

372

4,367

3,976

391

2,954

417

151

71

332

256

310

17

217

204

938

42

558

427

131

16,869

99

15,566

598

10

276

81

20

50

26

99

31

165

76

40

1,715

38

57

181

876

563

Owners' equity

Total

(9)

226,181

68,189

5,731

1,522

4,209

52,696

52,162

8,927

835

127,653

11,143

1,281

1,556

8,305

32,308

16,650

9,703

3,955

887

1,112

12,679

6,315

1,492

4,823

6,364

22,820

941

4,226

13,554

4,099

11,495

907

3,490

2,140

4,957

14,513

11,207

3,306

22,695

3,433

1,152

793

2,255

842

2,528

173

884

1,485

8,228

921

5,008

2,681

2,327

12,463

1,143

9,992

2,920

149

970

298

72

133

135

332

264

712

353

471

9,949

446

269

1,120

4,686

3,427

Incorporated affiliates

Total

(10)

195,617

50,284

(

D)

(D)

2,197

37,849

37,401

8,215

(

D)

119,402

10,556

(

D)

(

D)

8,007

29,692

14,824

9,154

3,840

(

D)

(

D)

10,352

4,148

(

D)

(

D)

6,204

21,722

(

D)

3,989

13,048

(

D)

10,672

892

(

D)

2,121

(

D)

14,075

(

D)

(

D)

22,333

(D)

1,159

791

2,202

820

2,526

173

887

(

D)

8,105

905

4,335

2,029

2,306

10,198

1,084

8,704

-16

2,713

(

D)

948

296

69

133

131

320

266

(

D)

338

462

8,684

432

(°)

-13

697

4,107

(

D)

Capital

stock1

(11)

83,712

24,283

(

D)

(

D)

394

19,391

19,145

3,718

(

D)

47,307

4,759

(

D)

(

D)

3,700

11,840

6,272

3,332

1,624

(

D)

(

D)

4,639

2,299

(

D)

(

D)

2,340

6,209

(

D)

1,383

2,853

(

D)

3,707

483

(

D)

364

(

D)

7,673

(

D)

(

D)

8,481

(

D)

621

282

1,099

227

1,225

64

534

(

D)

2,045

355

1,384

599

785

5,544

584

4,866

6

1,043

(

D)

364

110

17

81

57

99

44

(

D)

175

251

4,152

131

(

D)

237

2,359

(D)

Retained

earnings2

(12)

111,904

26,002

(

D)

(

D)

1,804

18,459

18,256

4,497

(

D)

72,095

5,797

751

739

4,307

17,852

8,552

5,822

2,216

578

684

5,713

1,849

556

1,293

3,864

15,513

427

2,606

10,195

2,286

6,965

408

2,217

1,758

2,581

6,403

4,543

1,859

13,852

2,024

538

509

1,103

594

1,300

109

354

711

6,060

550

2,951

1,430

1,521

4,654

500

3,838

-22

1,670

62

584

186

51

52

74

221

222

428

163

211

4,533

302

105

460

1,748

1,917

Unincorporated

affiliates

(13)

30,564

17,904

(

D)

(

D)

2,012

14,847

14,762

712

(

D)

8,251

587

(

D)

(D)

298

2,616

1,825

550

115

(

D)

(

D)

2,327

2,168

(

D)

(

D)

160

1,098

(

D)

237

506

(

D)

823

16

(

D)

19

(

D)

438

(

D)

(

D)

362

(

D)

-7

3

52

22

3

0

-3

(D)

124

16

673

652

21

2,265

59

1,288

206

(

D)

22

2

3

0

4

12

-2

15

9

1,264

y

423

579

(°;

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Table III.A 15.—Total Assets of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

580,266

183,194

10,710

7,341

148,860

147,099

(

D

)

()

22,003

1,621

297,043

25,072

3,239

19,234

67,247

35,749

18,481

8,957

1,892

2,168

28,628

13,928

3,522

10,406

14,700

49,327

2,373

30,165

8,426

25,257

1,872

7,490

4,877

11,018

55,291

47,668

7,623

46,221

7,834

2,565

1,808

4,367

2,220

5,141

370

1,729

2,782

15,701

1,704

13,530

7,361

6,169

51,019

5,078

41,203

(

D

)

8,491

361

3,299

1,296

436

340

858

548

1,878

1,094

1,310

26,988

1,139

751

()

3,339

13,215

8,543

386,136

108,202

3,837

2,207

1,629

90,050

89,713

(

D

)

()

14,042

274

213,180

16,619

1,715

(

D

)

()

47,554

25,071

12,939

6,540

1,403

1,601

18,216

8,077

1,592

6,486

10,138

40,113

(

D

)

5,823

25,144

(

D

)

15,573

1,498

4,466

2,425

7,183

40,768

34,738

6,030

5,019

1,907

1,065

3,603

1,834

2,897

D

2,186

12,995

1,421

9,398

5,523

3,875

36,992

3,368

32,410

149

D

5,706

152

2,710

1,137

343

()

283

D

()

1,168

521

12,658

316

510

()

1,303

4,367

6,162

94,058

25,779

2,046

1,632

414

22,410

22,385

(

D)

()

1,083

239

44,050

3,482

541

268

2,674

8,690

5,731

1,020

1,055

569

316

4,030

1,634

382

1,253

2,396

5,156

715

667

2,596

1,179

3,175

180

699

282

2,014

11,490

9,643

1,847

8,026

512

419

781

1,689

833

1,042

70

170

1,000

1,090

420

1,881

1,272

609

14,475

1,118

12,382

(

D)

944

(D

400

81

111

()

39

(

D)

13

132

(

D)

369

6,929

132

64

592

2,622

3,519

249,915

71,194

(

D)

491

(

D)

59,774

59,466

(

D)

()

9,806

(

D)

143,645

11,228

1,050

(

D)

(

33,781

17,440

9,881

4,659

(

D)

(

10,190

3,214

967

2,247

6,976

30,482

D )

4,535

19,546

(

D)

9,902

(

D)

3,242

1,839

(

D)

24,039

20,744

3,295

24,025

4,045

1,335

240

1,816

758

1,516

176

940

1,079

11,269

851

6,658

3,561

3,097

19,880

1,970

17,736

(

D)

(

102

4,312

(

D)

2,013

853

220

(

D)

242

(

D)

461

(

D)

458

248

4,225

87

()

442

1,583

D

206,220

57,308

D

()

981

49,578

49,279

(

D)

(

D)

6,275

(

D)

118,803

10,021

1,018

(

D)

(

26,938

12,982

8,308

4,004

(

D)

()

9,332

2,859

(

D)

()

6,473

23,595

D )

2,935

15,356

(

D)

8,672

982

2,997

1,448

3,246

19,753

(

D)

()

20,491

3,147

1,097

(

D)

1,654

704

1,291

169

795

9,979

(

D)

4,317

(

D)

(

4

84

3,805

123

1,758

759

191

()

206

()

948

406

()

79

1,432

D

43,695

13,886

(

D

()

10,197

10,187

(

D)

()

3,532

(

D)

24,842

1,206

32

166

1,008

6,843

4,458

1,574

654

()

857

355

502

1,600

4,190

(

D)

1,229

(

D)

245

392

(

D)

4,285

(

D)

(

3,533

899

238

(

D)

163

55

225

7

284

1,290

(

D)

2,341

(

D)

0

18

507

255

94

29

0

36

96

52

150

102

12,578

3,293

(

D)

7,290

541

(

2,532

836

1,151

417

(

209

74

D

()

135

2,060

0

62

1,911

87

749

4

369

281

95

717

(

484

(

D)

34

(

D)

(

D)

90

D

(

132

68

515

470

45

1,184

(

D)

1,129

0

0

(

D)

134

0

92

D

163

(

D)

0

0

0

0

16

29,585

7,936

(

D)

85

18,194

1,368

(

D)

1,001

2,551

1,064

887

410

()

3,787

3,154

D )

()

632

2,415

104

559

1,091

660

1,748

(

D)

156

24

(

D)

4,523

D )

()

1,803

(

D)

119

(

D)

(

D)

152

()

505

82

344

219

124

1,454

(

D)

1,162

(

D)

0

(

D)

317

0

205

1,341

D

()

268

147

509

179,744

63,550

(

D)

1,162

(

D)

51,044

(

D)

(

D)

0

6,940

(

D)

82,312

(

D)

883

()

19,426

10,435

5,542

2,417

(

D)

()

9,828

(

D)

1,741

D

2,540

5,022

D )

()

374

3,023

2,452

(

D)

(

12,929

(

D)

11,710

D(

657

741

()

386

()

2,706

283

3,877

(

D)

13,628

1,711

8,789

D

(

589

159

25

(

D)

57

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

574

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

242

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

8,554

(

D)

126,223

36,550

D )

(

2,307

29,409

(

D)

0

3,453

(

D)

66,073

7,530

797

()

14,664

7,096

4,681

2,094

D )

()

8,216

4,979

1,548

3,431

3,237

6,552

221

1,956

3,256

1,119

6,085

370

1,471

1,180

3,062

13,279

12,549

731

9,747

(

D)

488

(

D)

620

337

1,690

(

D)

513

2,338

2,350

524

1,827

9,153

1,574

7,278

1,912

173

443

114

227

(

D)

52

()

247

380

10,184

436

(

0

1,189

6,281

(

D)

13,187

9,380

409

405

8,452

8,452

0

0

385

135

2,700

151

(

151

53

(

221

0

()

5

336

117

(

D)

0

0

0

165

0

0

193

5

188

0

0

0

(

D)

0

17

0

(

0

0

436

D

()

0

(

D)

153

12,054

4,150

D )

(

588

2,653

(

D)

3,026

91

D

(

442

0

34

(

619

0

115

(

153

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

32

(

D)

0

758

277

0

61

0

194

28,280

13,469

D

()

10,531

(

D)

0

10,514

(

D)

60

(

D)

506

2,510

1,440

664

261

56

89

533

271

(

D)

(

D)

262

(

1,222

185

()

0

1,372

D

()

735

(

D)

(

D)

1,475

D

(

251

()

259

D

()

1,287

0

0

0

0

22

0

51

0

(

D)

2,248

D

1,430

119

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Table III.A 16.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Assets at Close FY 1981, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Current i

Total

Cash

items

Current receivables

Total

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

receivable

Other

Other »

Noncurrent assets

Total

Net

property,

plant, and

equipment

Equity

investment in

other

foreign

affiliates

Other

noncurrent

investments

 1

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All countries....

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South AfricaAustralia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries.

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico ,.

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean..

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific...

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

560,120

386,493

95,886

248,867

206,280

12,199

2,697

22,062

38,713

901

4,278

14,547

1,343

18,823

90,717

42,586

2,210

621

8,224

823

7,145

3,744

18,904

385

531

12,317

29,423

23,321

1,240

4,861

158,920

108,084

37,408

5,091

17,825

1,301

3,125

582

2,659

5,770

1,055

17,280

10,215

5,296

1,769

53,396

3,620

23,140

1,076

21,472

1,370

1,806

913

13,746

4,486

2,103

1,993

389

9,259

928

3,880

4,452

11,293

890

5,494

2,438

2,471

25,797

5,478

406

6,364

2,388

2,864

4,867

429

1,236

1,212

554

14,708

27,764

285,062

200,347

42,370

134,524

111,224

7,545

1,715

14,484

21,353

639

2,507

10,384

540

10,189

41,867

1,093

429

2,882

552

4,217

2,402

11,196

333

196

7,219

16,234

12,088

834

3,313

81,110

53,282

19,496

2,934

8,925

612

1,686

318

839

3,629

553

10,142

7,123

2,007

1,012

23,644

2,167

10,704

636

7,816

658

1,340

322

7,912

1,939

1,158

567

214

5,973

523

2,878

2,571

5,629

460

2,665

1,035

1,470

14,287

2,962

284

2,903

1,101

1,710

3,255

215

820

690

347

3,604

14,324

29,025

16,364

2,713

11,726

8,505

399

83

665

1,262

57

336

667

30

945

4,060

3,221

67

32

549

31

459

164

1,797

89

34

932

994

794

25

175

12,021

9,482

1,631

238

700

63

116

17

94

343

60

1,234

398

682

154

6,618

396

3,679

46

1,359

22

1,062

54

750

218

78

104

36

532

59

208

266

392

32

204

29

127

1,396

609

15

119

61

185

289

25

48

24

22

639

1,050

154,320

106,851

21,402

73,489

59,587

4,061

986

7,904

10,334

283

1,292

6,110

411

5,490

22,716

13,902

544

235

1,789

209

2,433

1,111

7,285

185

111

4,271

7,688

6,029

357

1,302

45,414

27,529

8,838

1,281

4,012

257

817

196

336

1,708

233

4,832

3,474

959

399

13,860

1,525

5,281

407

5,756

509

222

159

5,373

1,254

893

264

97

4,119

422

2,203

1,493

4,062

308

1,904

853

997

8,450

1,730

122

2,206

602

822

1,953

115

387

358

154

2,054

9,542

121,272

88,430

18,595

59,217

48,143

3,293

714

6,917

8,567

233

993

5,413

277

4,283

17,455

11,074

472

229

745

182

2,273

30

66

4,022

6,597

5,162

287

1,148

31,802

20,642

7,380

1,025

3,487

230

625

131

261

1,428

194

3,885

3,002

620

264

9,376

688

4,143

390

3,690

231

123

110

2,636

665

487

101

78

1,970

291

1,147

532

2,867

249

1,481

305

832

5,657

1,309

92

1,204

287

524

1,451

106

365

227

93

1,041

5,913

33,047

18,421

2,807

14,272

11,444

768

272

987

1,768

51

298

697

135

1,207

5,261

2,828

72

7

1,044

27

160

122

1,196

155

45

250

1,092

868

70

154

13,613

1,458

256

525

27

192

64

75

280

38

946

472

340

135

4,484

837

1,138

17

2,066

278

99

48

2,737

589

407

163

19

2,148

131

1,057

961

1,195

59

423

548

164

2,793

421

30

1,002

315

299

502

10

22

131

61

1,013

3,629

81,693

63,901

14,698

40,987

36,028

2,582

570

5,214

8,281

268

682

3,178

70

3,151

12,032

4,958

347

142

410

279

1,141

969

1,574

52

45

1,408

6,808

4,653

427

1,728

17,580

12,000

7,495

1,149

3,469

230

611

95

368

1,340

234

3,465

2,851

221

393

1,041

166

293

165

200

117

7

92

1,305

342

171

102

69

963

25

274

664

563

93

160

126

184

3,713

515

125

486

386

606

800

58

332

267

138

212

2,665

20,024

13,231

3,557

7,104

503

77

701

1,476

30

197

429

29

603

3,059

1,219

135

21

134

34

183

157

540

607

744

612

24

108

6,094

4,270

1,532

266

744

63

143

10

41

238

26

612

401

145

66

2,126

81

1,451

18

502

9

49

17

484

125

15

97

13

359

18

193

148

612

27

397

27

162

728

108

21

93

53

96

213

16

53

41

33

699

1,067

275,059

186,146

53,517

114,343

95,057

4,653

982

7,578

17,360

263

1,771

4,163

803

8,634

48,850

19,286

1,117

192

5,342

271

2,928

1,342

7,708

52

334

5,098

13,188

11,234

407

1,548

77,810

54,802

17,912

2,157

8,900

689

1,438

264

1,820

2,141

503

7,138

3,092

3,289

757

29,752

1,453

12,435

441

13,655

712

466

590

5,834

2,547

946

1,426

175

3,287

404

1,001

1,881

5,664

430

2,829

1,403

1,002

11,510

2,516

122

3,461

1,287

1,154

1,612

214

416

522

207

11,103

13,440

155,605

113,503

31,855

70,535

60,198

3,269

761

6,103

12,771

190

1,162

3,083

232

3,966

28,659

10,337

777

171

4,653

252

2,568

812

1,011

52

42

2,538

8,575

7,113

276

1,186

33,854

19,841

13,910

1,852

6,815

612

956

187

1,795

1,300

392

3,544

2,728

307

510

2,387

387

151

343

295

681

25

505

4,018

1,599

922

533

144

2,419

102

755

1,562

1,496

252

401

586

257

8,499

1,462

96

2,895

1,165

749

958

150

363

480

181

8,249

6,841

38,161

28,426

4,599

22,232

16,093

537

70

523

1,707

31

362

402

360

2,708

9,393

6,139

267

7

111

3

74

302

5,136

-10

249

133

1,462

1,345

20

97

8,561

7,794

1,389

75

1,119

21

12

1

11

150

1

2,279

77

2,173

30

4,125

528

3,046

(*)

399

n

151

(*)

127

6

(*)

0

6

120

92

3

25

149

16

113

2

18

491

305

15

9

35

34

82

10

0

(*)

0

1,174

279

25,221

15,938

7,401

6,960

6,418

134

8

194

412

8

70

87

20

590

4,895

542

23

2

52

6

35

45

358

1

19

843

741

38

63

9,225

8,016

549

79

317

10

64

6

n

72

1

223

56

126

41

7,244

57

4,716

3

2,390

14

36

28

116

7

4

n

3

109

14

74

21

235

19

212

(*)

4

858

492

3

2

12

263

38

22

18

6

1

58

367

(13)

56,072

28,279

9,661

14,616

12,347

714

142

758

2,469

32

177

591

191

1,370

5,904

2,269

51

11

527

10

251

183

1,204

8

24

1,693

2,309

2,034

73

202

26,170

19,151

2,064

151

649

46

406

70

14

620

108

1,091

231

683

177

15,996

481

4,522

95

10,571

17

253

57

1,573

934

20

893

21

639

196

169

274

3,782

143

2,103

814

723

1,663

258

8

555

75

107

533

31

35

37

25

1,623

5,953

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198 GROUP III: Majority-owned Nonbank Affiliates of Nonbank U.S. Parents

Table III.A 17.—Balance Sheet of Affiliates—Liabilities and Owners' Equity at Close FY 1981, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Liabilitie

Total

Current liabilities

Total

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

payable

Other

Noncurrent liabilities

Total

Longterm

debt

Other

Owners' equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock1

Retained

Unincorporated

affiliates

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 111) (12)

All countries..

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South AfricaAustralia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas ,

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, CaribbeanOther

Other Africa

Saharan

Other

Sub-Saharan..

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC..

560,120

386,493

95,886

248,867

206,280

12,199

2,697

22,062

38,713

901

4,278

14,547

1,343

18,823

90,717

42,586

2,210

621

8,224

823

7,145

3,744

18,904

385

531

12,317

29,423

23,321

1,240

4,861

158,920

108,084

37,408

5,091

17,825

1,301

3,125

582

2,659

5,770

1,055

17,280

10,215

5,296

1,769

53,396

3,620

23,140

1,076

21,472

1,370

1,806

913

13,746

4,486

2,103

1,993

389

9,259

928

3,880

4,452

11,293

890

5,494

2,438

2,471

25,797

5,478

406

6,364

2,388

2,864

4,867

429

1,236

1,212

554

14,708

27,764

341,041

240,726

54,978

158,081

134,159

7,403

1,916

14,728

25,297

630

2,012

10,523

410

10,791

60,448

23,922

1,497

423

6,524

562

4,636

2,354

7,470

330

127

8,951

18,717

15,282

784

2,651

92,191

58,602

21,876

2,996

9,628

1,303

2,071

379

1,362

3,616

520

8,820

6,387

1,265

1,167

27,907

1,591

9,059

466

14,176

988

1,113

513

10,025

2,283

1,245

699

339

7,741

627

3,196

3,918

7,445

591

4,045

1,185

1,624

16,118

3,093

261

4,127

1,509

1,970

3,101

230

684

711

431

8,123

18,322

211,604

152,767

28,561

104,403

87,530

5,424

1,659

11,643

16,282

538

1,244

8,324

193

7,714

34,509

16,873

891

292

2,905

495

3,748

1,711

6,436

314

81

7,204

12,599

9,715

630

2,255

56,174

32,087

15,253

2,319

7,385

372

1,345

348

427

2,688

368

6,995

5,219

920

856

9,839

1,234

5,337

253

1,635

837

250

294

7,269

1,638

1,020

403

214

5,631

345

2,716

2,571

5,222

337

2,591

936

1,357

11,595

1,760

193

3,052

1,052

1,502

2,446

164

535

632

259

2,663

13,589

106,490

80,320

16,910

53,562

44,136

2,863

759

5,915

7,827

268

615

4,191

91

4,263

17,343

9,426

494

204

1,488

254

1,942

743

4,258

17

27

3,767

6,081

4,749

322

1,009

25,382

16,276

6,964

1,298

193

599

87

171

1,070

186

3,384

2,613

400

371

5,929

478

4,133

182

670

236

92

138

2,181

595

408

118

69

1,585

258

781

546

1,293

216

415

291

371

5,632

982

57

1,428

244

546

1,603

91

334

253

95

788

4,281

105,115

72,447

11,651

50,841

43,394

2,561

900

5,728

8,455

270

629

4,133

102

3,451

17,166

7,447

397

89

1,417

241

1,806

969

2,178

297

54

3,437

6,519

4,965

308

1,246

30,792

15,811

8,289

1,021

4,025

178

746

261

257

1,618

182

3,612

2,606

521

485

3,910

756

1,204

71

965

601

158

156

5,089

1,042

612

286

145

4,046

87

1,934

2,025

3,929

122

2,176

645

986

5,963

778

137

1,624

808

956

843

73

201

379

164

1,875

9,308

129,437

87,959

26,417

53,678

46,628

1,979

257

3,085

9,014

93

768

2,199

217

3,076

25,940

7,049

606

131

3,619

67

887

642

1,035

16

46

1,747

6,117

5,568

153

396

36,017

26,515

6,623

677

2,243

931

725

31

935

928

153

1,825

1,169

345

311

18,068

358

3,723

213

12,541

151

862

220

2,756

646

225

296

124

2,110

282

481

1,347

2,223

254

1,454

249

266

4,523

1,333

68

1,075

457

468

655

66

149

79

173

5,460

4,733

77,804

45,620

12,514

28,197

23,437

1,380

175

1,800

3,355

58

701

829

199

2,403

12,537

4,760

221

63

2,717

48

716

196

750

8

41

662

4,246

3,942

117

187

27,063

21,740

4,968

522

1,937

846

362

13

575

578

136

1,400

921

260

218

15,372

294

1,423

206

12,390

33

843

183

1,975

345

213

39

94

1,630

256

215

1,159

751

221

300

115

114

2,597

796

57

481

214

230

471

42

98

51

156

5,121

1,810

51,633

42,340

13,903

25,481

23,191

599

82

1,285

5,659

34

67

1,370

18

674

13,402

2,290

385

68

902

20

172

446

285

1,085

1,871

1,626

36

209

8,954

4,775

1,654

155

306

85

363

18

360

350

16

425

247

85

93

2,695

64

2,300

8

151

118

19

37

781

301

13

257

31

480

26

265

189

1,472

33

1,154

133

152

1,926

537

11

593

243

239

184

24

51

27

1

339

2,922

219,080

145,766

40,908

90,786

72,122

4,795

781

7,334

13,416

271

2,266

4,024

933

8,032

30,269

18,664

713

198

1,700

261

2,509

1,390

11,434

55

404

3,366

10,706

8,039

457

2,210

66,729

49,482

15,533

2,095

8,197

-2

1,054

203

1,297

2,154

535

8,460

3,827

4,031

602

25,490

2,029

14,080

610

7,295

382

693

399

3,721

2,203

858

1,294

50

1,518

300

684

534

3,847

299

1,448

1,253

9,679

2,385

145

2,238

879

89

1,765

199

552

501

122

6,584

9,442

189,553

135,227

37,491

84,905

67,911

4,355

772

7,247

13,279

246

1,767

3,979

933

7,375

27,957

16,994

714

198

356

235

2,512

1,384

11,187

43

365

3,199

9,632

7,049

474

2,109

49,362

40,161

12,663

1,850

7,816

-35

703

130

187

1,879

132

8,236

3,798

4,031

407

19,262

1,800

(

D)

36

41

669

(

D)

1,543

170

51

58

61

1,373

(

D)

538

1,57^

418

193

(

D)

6,088

1,798

(

r

372

579

678

1,553

188

517

4,965

3,614

71,383

45,515

10,008

31,478

27,207

2,012

353

2,948

6,535

135

298

2,036

286

1,534

11,071

4,271

468

95

225

126

1,474

637

1,166

50

31

843

3,186

2,585

150

451

23,606

20,493

8,865

1,116

5,931

233

374

61

101

979

70

2,335

1,311

825

198

9,293

540

(

D)

17

(

D)

16

172

770

99

49

8

41

671

150

0

6 8D1

106

26

1,662

164

(

D)

258

108

430

180

108

183

2,262

1,615

118,170

89,711

27,482

53,428

40,704

2,343

419

4,299

6,745

111

1,469

1,943

647

5,842

16,886

12,724

247

103

132

109

1,039

747

10,021

-7

2,356

6,445

4,464

324

1,657

25,756

19,668

3,798

735

1,885

-268

329

900

62

5,901

2,487

3,206

208

9,969

1,260

6,655

19

1,422

25

496

91

773

71

1

49

20

702

-79

889

155

311

167

256

4,427

1,634

34

114

470

248

1,372

80

335

159

-19

2,702

1,999

(13)

29,526

10,540

3,418

5,881

4,211

440

9

87

137

25

498

45

0

657

2,312

1,670

-1

(*)

1,344

26

-3

6

247

12

39

167

1,074

990

-17

102

17,367

9,321

2,870

245

381

33

351

73

1,110

274

403

224

29

-1

195

6,228

229

(

D)

574

(

D)

341

25

2,178

2,033

807

1,237

-11

145

(

D)

146

2,277

D )

1,031

1,060

D

3,591

587

(

D)

1,866

301

215

213

11

35

1,620

5,829

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

Current assets

Total

Cash

items

Current receivables

Total

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

receivable

Other

Inventories

Other

Noncurrent assets

Total

Net

property,

plant, and

equipment

Equity

investment in

other

foreign

affiliates

Other

noncurrent

investments *

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

real

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

560,120

152,189

57,306

48,996

8,310

53,724

36,885

16,661

178

31,235

9,923

195,283

17,651

4,462

4,497

8,692

41,696

19,009

10,128

5,730

1,555

5,274

12,812

4,179

1,359

2,821

8,633

29,915

2,123

5,963

13,839

7,990

18,296

1,750

5,488

5,167

5,891

35,665

33,442

2,223

39,248

4,088

2,729

1,207

6,673

1,304

4,413

2,504

1,609

2,691

9,907

2,122

53,155

36,404

16,750

116,160

54,897

30,646

1,231

29,386

16,387

1,373

9,492

1,385

1,955

3,767

825

1,560

1,097

1,535

792

2,098

26,947

1,191

8,638

6,468

2,170

4,172

5,896

7,051

285,062

69,368

18,430

14,842

3,588

25,470

15,958

9,382

130

2,500

114,628

10,469

2,478

2,425

5,566

23,595

8,928

6,980

3,725

991

2,971

7,862

2,343

828

1,515

5,519

16,958

1,574

4,316

5,269

5,800

12,877

1,207

4,014

3,580

4,077

19,769

18,311

1,459

23,097

2,483

1,836

690

3,143

992

2,815

1,387

787

1,559

6,017

1,387

38,840

26,491

12,349

41,826

28,170

7,941

327

5,388

8,889

421

5,471

1,161

1,275

1,730

412

893

455

1,141

155

1,246

11,510

547

2,480

1,764

716

2,672

1,647

4,164

29,025

5,643

1,991

1,430

561

1,532

911

616

6

1,933

187

7,431

870

256

181

432

1,739

548

466

413

52

260

567

128

44

84

440

733

13

202

164

355

673

28

151

325

169

1,174

1,058

115

1,675

84

138

62

216

145

104

150

92

81

466

137

3,352

2,069

1,283

9,236

4,075

3,897

47

1,217

1,769

155

930

126

378

185

73

167

177

272

25

210

1,593

42

407

250

158

490

349

304

154,320

40,814

13,242

10,834

2,408

11,566

7,376

4,135

54

14,675

1,331

52,556

3,934

1,016

870

2,049

11,633

4,715

3,440

1,566

527

1,386

3,341

546

2,473

8,285

699

1,578

3,441

2,567

6,404

570

2,043

1,983

1,808

8,897

8,415

482

10,062

723

866

267

1,387

510

1,366

647

367

765

2,569

594

21,543

14,240

7,303

28,414

21,326

4,044

150

2,894

5,812

197

3,798

899

773

1,268

271

588

215

733

117

753

5,180

189

1,055

770

285

1,446

945

1,544

121,272

26,783

6,809

5,213

1,595

8,217

5,174

2,997

45

11,218

540

45,063

3,149

849

675

1,625

9,574

3,806

2,873

1,340

420

1,135

2,723

753

300

453

1,970

7,316

624

1,284

3,254

2,153

5,462

476

1,913

1,443

1,630

8,121

7,751

370

8,718

668

748

227

1,184

429

1,228

543

349

663

2,202

477

18,696

12,649

6,047

22,540

17,473

3,718

74

1,276

4,305

120

2,827

820

416

953

208

429

150

573

90

544

3,886

110

800

671

129

1,057

664

1,254

33,047

14,031

6,434

5,621

813

3,349

2,202

1,138

9

3,457

792

7,494

785

167

195

423

2,059

908

566

226

107

251

618

115

22

93

503

969

74

294

187

414

942

94

130

540

178

111

664

112

1,344

55

119

40

203

80

137

104

18

103

367

118

2,847

1,590

1,256

5,873

3,853

326

76

1,618

1,508

77

971

79

356

314

62

160

64

160

27

1,295

80

255

99

157

389

281

290

81,693

16,235

2,243

1,745

497

8,678

4,593

4,030

55

4,927

48,905

5,086

1,118

1,234

2,734

9,191

3,359

2,763

1,465

386

1,218

3,591

1,289

444

845

2,302

6,738

840

2,301

892

2,705

5,323

565

1,670

1,116

1,972

8,654

7,865

789

10,322

1,646

761

329

1,384

292

1,260

537

281

584

2,660

588

12,160

8,927

3,233

106

29

0

13

65

759

50

462

79

22

242

47

72

17

35

5

191

3,528

284

742

549

194

296

123

2,082

20,024

6,675

954

832

122

3,693

3,077

601

15

1,434

594

5,736

579

87

140

352

1,031

306

311

281

26

107

363

59

17

42

304

1,202

23

236

771

172

478

45

150

156

128

1,044

973

72

1,039

30

71

33

155

45

86

53

47

129

322

69

1,785

1,255

4,070

2,740

0

117

1,213

549

19

282

57

103

35

21

66

46

101

8

93

1,209

31

274

195

79

440

230

233

275,059

82,821

38,876

34,154

4,722

28,254

20,928

7,279

48

8,267

7,423

80,655

7,182

1,984

2,073

3,126

18,101

10,081

3,148

2,005

564

2,303

4,950

1,836

531

1,305

3,114

12,956

549

1,648

8,570

2,190

5,418

543

1,474

1,587

1,814

15,896

15,131

765

16,151

1,605

893

517

3,530

313

1,598

1,117

822

1,131

3,890

735

14,315

9,914

4,401

74,333

26,727

22,705

904

23,997

7,498

953

4,020

224

680

2,037

413

666

642

394

637

852

15,438

644

6,159

4,704

1,455

1,499

4,249

2,887

155,605

64,045

31,946

28,301

3,646

22,540

16,712

5,790

5,726

65,738

5,554

1,747

1,324

2,482

15,012

8,294

2,484

1,772

505

1,956

4,125

1,605

451

1,153

2,520

11,351

453

1,412

7,719

1,766

4,191

371

1,003

1,326

1,490

13,484

12,770

714

12,022

932

754

415

3,253

248

1,461

881

663

954

1,968

492

7,150

5,589

1,561

2,014

450

693

648

224

4,554

786

2,664

135

204

1,591

345

390

24

142

181

757

12,103

528

5,176

4,080

1,097

520

2,390

38,161

5,365

1,234

772

462

1,514

1,114

399

1

1,948

669

6,640

775

54

417

304

1,360

882

259

31

4

185

303

85

53

32

217

437

62

75

186

114

458

109

140

103

105

811

788

23

2,497

373

30

58

45

4

9

113

37

1,585

153

3,745

2,243

1,502

21,116

854

561

3

19,698

754

18

278

158

28

14

69

418

10

21

10

541

2

212

27

185

174

115

37

25,221

740

145

121

24

341

311

24

5

241

13

1,550

124

26

59

38

289

158

32

50

14

35

48

11

37

77

(*)

25

3

50

56

1

15

4

35

692

687

6

263

(*)

47

1

51

3

39

8

16

32

52

13

485

251

234

21,867

3,904

16,663

113

1,188

243

51

147

5

9

4

24

2

37

1

5

336

15

100

98

2

28

74

119

(13)

56,072

12,670

5,551

4,961

590

3,860

2,791

1,065

4

2,245

1,014

6,727

729

156

273

301

1,440

747

372

153

40

128

475

136

19

117

339

1,091

33

136

663

259

714

62

316

154

183

909

886

23

1,369

299

62

43

181

57

88

115

54

107

284

77

2,935

1,831

1,103

29,336

21,519

4,789

140

2,888

1,947

98

931

75

213

409

50

183

198

206

434

80

2,457

98

670

499

171

111

572

340

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

(1)

560,120

152,189

57,306

48,996

8,310

53,724

36,885

16,661

178

31,235

9,923

195,283

17,651

4,462

4,497

8,692

41,696

19,009

10,128

5,730

1,555

5,274

12,812

4,179

1,359

2,821

8,633

29,915

2,123

5,963

13,839

7,990

18,296

1,750

5,488

5,167

5,891

35,665

33,442

2,223

39,248

4,088

2,729

1,207

6,673

1,304

4,413

2,504

1,609

2,691

9,907

2,122

53,155

36,404

16,750

116,160

54,897

30,646

1,231

29,386

16,387

1,373

9,492

1,385

1,955

3,767

825

1,560

1,097

1,535

792

2,098

26,947

1,191

8,638

6,468

2,170

4,172

5,896

7,051

Liabilities

Total

(2)

341,041

100,872

38,862

34,870

3,992

34,900

23,906

10,905

90

20,435

6,675

111,490

9,816

2,510

2,483

4,823

23,076

10,800

5,475

3,182

790

2,829

7,197

2,606

749

1,857

4,591

16,317

1,648

3,526

6,808

4,335

10,291

913

3,450

2,746

3,183

24,979

23,664

1,315

19,815

2,420

1,582

567

3,276

790

2,283

1,243

870

1,365

4,428

992

33,813

23,408

10,405

68,174

36,801

23,196

643

7,534

10,578

994

5,959

1,062

1,282

1,893

730

992

475

1,180

412

1,558

16,113

708

4,406

3,317

1,089

3,124

3,742

4,134

Current liabilities

Total

(3)

211,604

59,649

18,429

15,786

2,643

20,630

12,718

7,843

69

18,219

2,372

78,355

7,306

1,851

1,836

3,619

15,732

6,347

4,426

2,452

620

1,888

4,665

1,480

487

992

3,185

12,225

1,353

2,758

4,656

3,458

8,055

801

2,510

2,224

2,520

16,557

15,723

834

13,815

1,758

1,197

403

2,004

509

1,510

912

444

889

3,443

746

28,966

20,070

8,896

28,858

17,129

8,050

272

3,407

7,039

439

4,202

966

1,090

1,023

461

662

239

1,015

165

979

8,737

502

1,419

885

534

2,755

1,293

2,768

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

payable

(4)

106,490

26,106

6,876

5,958

918

7,315

3,972

3,310

33

11,181

734

37,403

3,264

955

631

1,678

7,597

3,441

1,944

897

320

995

2,270

694

233

461

1,576

4,473

488

1,374

1,242

1,369

3,685

271

1,283

1,124

1,008

9,740

9,291

449

6,374

798

463

196

891

236

780

445

227

412

1,606

320

16,115

11,336

4,779

20,169

11,799

7,025

106

1,239

3,036

128

1,999

689

527

343

222

218

121

520

29

239

3,661

189

466

281

185

912

493

1,601

Other

(5)

105,115

33,544

11,553

9,828

1,725

13,315

8,746

4,533

36

7,038

1,638

40,952

4,042

896

1,205

1,941

8,135

2,906

2,482

1,554

300

893

2,395

786

255

531

1,609

7,752

865

1,384

3,414

2,089

4,369

530

1,227

1,099

1,513

6,817

6,432

385

7,442

960

734

206

1,114

274

730

467

217

476

1,838

426

12,851

8,734

4,117

8,689

5,330

1,025

166

2,168

4,003

311

2,203

276

564

680

239

444

118

496

136

739

5,076

314

953

604

349

1,843

799

1,167

Noncurrent liabilities

Total

(6)

129,437

41,223

20,433

19,084

1,350

14,270

11,187

3,062

21

2,216

4,303

33,135

2,510

659

647

1,204

7,344

4,454

1,049

730

170

941

2,532

1,126

262

865

1,405

4,092

295

769

2,152

877

2,236

112

940

523

662

8,422

7,941

481

6,000

661

385

164

1,271

281

773

331

426

476

984

246

4,847

3,338

1,508

39,316

19,672

15,146

371

4,127

3,539

555

1,757

96

192

870

270

330

236

165

247

579

7,376

205

2,987

2,431

555

369

2,449

1,366

Longterm

debt

(7)

77,804

24,133

13,940

12,816

1,125

4,750

2,589

2,148

12

1,449

3,994

19,496

1,432

281

446

705

4,776

3,134

492

397

85

667

1,704

893

203

690

811

1,991

270

498

693

530

1,291

77

408

340

466

4,907

4,568

340

3,394

378

244

84

769

112

516

227

227

225

448

163

3,006

1,897

1,109

23,359

19,326

424

311

3,298

2,385

469

908

18

115

421

190

163

222

90

201

495

5,426

170

2,077

1,742

335

243

1,960

976

Other

(8)

51,633

17,091

6,493

6,268

225

9,521

8,598

913

9

767

309

13,639

1,078

378

201

500

2,567

1,320

557

333

84

274

827

233

58

175

594

2,101

25

270

1,459

347

946

34

532

183

196

3,515

3,373

142

2,605

283

141

80

502

169

257

103

199

251

536

83

1,840

1,441

399

15,958

346

14,722

60

830

1,154

87

849

77

76

449

80

167

14

74

46

84

1,951

35

909

689

220

127

490

390

Owners' equity

Total

(9)

219,080

51,317

18,444

14,126

4,318

18,824

12,980

5,756

88

10,800

3,249

83,793

7,835

1,952

2,014

3,869

18,620

8,208

4,653

2,549

765

2,445

5,615

1,573

610

963

4,042

13,598

474

2,437

7,031

3,655

8,005

837

2,038

2,421

2,708

10,686

9,778

908

19,434

1,668

1,148

640

3,397

514

2,130

1,261

739

1,326

5,479

1,130

19,342

12,997

6,346

47,986

18,096

7,450

588

21,852

5,809

379

3,532

324

673

1,874

95

568

622

355

380

540

10,834

483

4,232

3,151

1,081

1,047

2,154

2,917

Incorporated affiliates

Total

(10)

189,553

37,466

6,987

4,847

2,140

17,416

12,060

5,272

84

10,146

2,917

81,241

7,545

1,935

(

D)

(

D)

17,714

7,923

4,302

2,487

765

2,237

5,216

1,246

(

D)

(

D)

3,970

13,206

(

D)

2,391

6,935

(

D)

7,794

822

2,038

2,219

2,715

10,640

(

D)

(

D)

19,126

(

D)

1,143

(

D)

(

D)

502

(

D)

(

D)

738

1,260

5,386

1,045

17,617

11,905

5,712

40,166

13,156

6,273

528

20,208

5,229

316

3,281

(

D)

529

1,810

(

D)

523

(

D)

298

(

D)

530

7,834

399

1,868

1,262

606

796

1,993

2,778

Capital

stock *

111)

71,383

14,610

2,854

2,628

226

6,481

4,171

2,291

19

3,234

2,040

29,504

2,746

794

(

D)

(

D)

7,215

3,406

1,727

855

340

888

2,512

1,011

(

D)

(

D)

1,501

3,647

(

D)

1,184

883

(

D)

2,672

285

987

466

935

4,256

(

D)

(

D)

6,456

(

D)

490

(

D)

(

D)

132

(

D)

(

D)

424

323

1,196

287

4,936

3,346

1,590

18,272

9,303

2,260

275

6,433

1,486

255

757

(

D)

103

329

(

D)

123

(

D)

111

(

D)

(

D)

2,576

162

1,014

865

149

177

479

743

Retained

earnings2

(12)

118,170

22,856

4,133

2,219

1,914

10,935

7,889

2,981

65

6,912

876

51,737

4,799

1,142

1,272

2,385

10,498

4,517

2,575

1,632

425

1,349

2,704

235

313

-78

2,469

9,559

140

1,208

6,052

2,159

5,122

537

1,052

1,753

1,780

6,384

5,676

708

12,670

1,105

652

394

2,030

370

1,188

731

314

937

4,190

757

12,681

8,559

4,121

21,894

3,853

4,013

253

13,775

3,743

61

2,524

233

426

1,481

-16

401

(

D)

187

77

(

D)

5,258

237

853

396

457

619

1,514

2,035

Unincorporated

affiliates

(13)

29,526

13,851

11,457

9,279

2,178

1,408

919

484

4

654

332

2,552

290

16

(

D)

(

D)

907

286

352

62

0

208

399

327

(

D)

(

D)

72

392

(

D)

46

96

(

D)

211

15

0

202

-7

46

(

D)

(

D)

307

(

D)

5

(

D)

(

D)

12

(

D)

(

D)

1

66

94

85

1,725

1,091

634

7,820

4,940

1,177

60

1,643

580

63

251

(

D)

143

64

(

D)

44

(

D)

57

(

D)

10

2,999

84

2,365

1,890

475

251

161

139

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking),

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

insurance, and real

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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[Millions of dollars]

External funds

Total

Debt

Total

Current

liabilities

Long-term debt

Owners' equity,

excluding

retained

earnings

 l

Receivables and

financial

investments

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

All countries

All industries2

U.S. parents3

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Petroleum2

U.S. parents3

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Manufacturing

 2

U.S. parents3

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Wholesale trade

 2

U.S. parents3

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

 2

U.S. parents3

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Other industries2

U.S. parents3

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Canada

All industries

 4

U.S. parents5

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Petroleum

U.S. parents....

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Manufacturing...

U.S. parents....

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Wholesale trade.

U.S. parents....

Other U.S. persons.

Persons in affiliate's country of location.

Other foreign persons

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Other industries.

U.S. parents....

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location.

Other foreign persons

European Communities (10)

All industries

 4

U.S. parents

 5

Other US persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Petroleum

U.S. parents....

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Manufacturing...

U.S. parents....

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location.

Other foreign persons

Wholesale trade.

U.S. parents....

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location.

Other foreign persons

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

U.S. parents....

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Other industries.

U.S. parents....

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

411,981

146,894

14,094

174,734

76,259

112,963

45,897

5,052

49,567

12,446

129,955

44,116

3,852

64,003

17,983

38,320

12,688

727

16,604

8,301

97,950

32,466

2,959

29,121

33,403

32,794

11,727

1,503

15,438

4,126

51,979

20,531

1,988

27,339

2,122

11,866

4,503

627

6,505

231

17,806

7,732

641

8,794

639

3,693

1,884

60

1,548

201

12,106

3,819

432

6,951

904

6,507

2,593

228

3,540

146

145,657

45,827

3,104

73,312

23,413

35,341

13,421

2,026

16,410

3,485

59,499

18,537

357

30,191

10,415

16,644

4,189

291

8,187

3,978

25,827

7,392

304

13,811

4,319

8,346

2,288

127

4,714

1,216

297,705

56,747

13,794

160,791

66,373

82,261

21,297

4,790

45,259

10,914

94,430

16,908

3,839

59,735

13,948

31,088

7,281

726

15,969

7,111

65,466

6,027

2,945

25,588

30,906

24,460

5,234

1,493

14,240

3,493

38,260

9,099

1,896

25,264

2,000

8,120

1,413

540

5,955

213

14,011

4,360

639

8,431

582

2,902

1,172

60

1,515

156

8,959

1,095

432

6,529

903

4,268

1,061

225

2,835

146

110,409

20,104

3,094

19,178

27,965

7,439

2,022

15,676

2,827

43,780

6,725

354

28,259

8,441

13,897

2,387

290

7,846

3,375

18,043

2,538

301

11,663

3,541

6,724

1,015

127

4,588

994

204,251

34,490

6,396

130,163

33,202

54,378

10,657

1,774

35,395

6,552

74,488

12,019

1,651

49,732

11,086

28,123

6,302

588

14,648

6,585

31,372

3,398

1,604

19,423

6,947

15,890

2,113

780

10,964

2,033

26,057

5,159

810

19,107

981

4,669

188

27

4,267

186

10,251

3,075

360

6,545

272

2,409

945

55

1,265

144

6,280

561

300

5,174

245

2,448

390

68

1,857

133

86,189

13,575

1,192

56,143

15,278

18,959

4,782

312

12,298

1,568

36,651

4,644

227

24,057

7,724

12,546

1,957

258

7,171

3,161

12,730

1,653

272

8,796

2,009

5,301

540

124

3,821

816

93,454

22,256

7,398

30,628

33,171

27,883

10,640

3,017

9,864

4,363

19,942

4,889

2,188

10,003

2,863

2,965

979

139

1,321

527

34,094

2,628

1,342

6,165

23,959

8,569

3,121

713

3,276

1,460

12,203

3,941

1,086

6,157

1,019

3,451

1,224

513

1,688

26

3,760

1,284

279

1,886

310

494

227

5

250

12

2,679

534

133

1,355

657

1,820

671

157

979

13

24,220

6,529

1,902

11,890

3,899

9,005

2,658

1,710

3,378

1,259

7,128

2,082

128

4,202

717

1,351

429

33

675

214

5,313

885

29

2,867

1,531

1,423

474

3

768

178

114,276

90,148

300

13,942

9,887

30,702

24,600

262

4,308

1,532

35,524

27,209

13

4,268

4,035

7,232

5,407

1

635

1,189

32,484

26,439

14

3,533

2,497

8,334

6,493

10

1,198

13,720

11,431

92

2,074

122

3,746

3,091

87

550

18

3,795

3,372

2

364

57

791

713

(*)

33

45

3,147

2,724

(*)

423

1

2,240

1,532

3

705

C)

35,248

25,723

10

5,279

4,235

7,376

5,981

4

733

658

15,720

11,812

3

1,931

1,974

2,746

1,802

C)

341

603

7,784

4,855

3

2,148

779

1,622

1,273

(*)

126

222

(6)

213,773

55,146

5,231

111,745

41,650

46,275

9,961

1,087

28,152

7,076

53,867

6,830

612

35,048

11,377

22,816

2,423

451

14,131

5,811

76,444

33,138

2,906

25,479

14,920

14,370

2,793

175

8,936

2,466

26,782

2,566

791

22,103

1,322

4,467

428

283

3,518

238

8,256

1,528

244

5,966

518

1,980

188

21

1,424

347

10,419

201

212

9,882

125

1,659

222

31

1,313

69,652

7,934

807

44,867

16,044

12,761

1,506

72

9,637

1,546

28,511

3,163

213

16,638

8,497

9,415

751

160

6,741

1,763

14,720

2,059

346

8,748

3,567

4,245

456

15

3,103

671

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Table III.B 1.—External Financial Position of Affiliates in Selected Countries, Selected Industry and Transactor by Account—Continued

[Millions of dollars]

External funds

Total

Debt

Total

Current

liabilities

Long-term debt

Owners' equity,

excluding

retained

earnings

 J

Receivables and

financial

investments

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

Other Europe

All industries *

U.S. parents5

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Petroleum

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Manufacturing

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Wholesale trade

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Other industries

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Japan

All industries

 4

U.S. parents5

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Petroleum

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Manufacturing

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Wholesale trade

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location t

Other foreign persons

Other industries

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

All industries

 4

U.S. parents5

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Petroleum

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Manufacturing

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Wholesale trade

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Other industries

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

28,714

9,340

1,043

11,772

6,559

10,087

3,809

893

3,149

2,235

8,315

2,016

38

5,103

1,157

6,447

2,127

32

2,176

2,112

2,156

974

63

587

533

1,709

413

16

757

523

9,191

1,854

165

6,585

587

2,660

191

4

2,465

(•)

3,059

573

134

1,982

369

2,195

801

16

1,218

160

975

205

10

714

46

302

85

C)

206

11

21,942

6,342

950

12,411

2,240

4,873

1,254

219

3,145

255

8,082

1,973

499

4,465

1,146

2,087

865

21

955

246

3,863

799

141

2,641

283

3,037

1,452

70

1,204

310

22,146

4,127

1,043

11,093

5,883

8,055

1,911

893

3,074

2,176

5,890

400

38

4,715

737

5,327

1,244

32

2,041

2,010

1,486

363

63

571

489

1,389

210

16

692

472

7,934

914

165

6,505

351

2,545

76

4

2,465

(*)

2,448

232

134

1,937

144

1,850

497

16

1,206

131

770

19

10

693

48

321

90

(')

203

27

17,385

2,974

946

11,510

1,955

3,875

577

219

2,810

269

6,374

835

499

4,055

986

1,718

533

21

945

218

2,993

101

141

2,513

239

2,426

928

66

1,188

243

15,734

2,475

399

9,119

3,740

4,460

708

303

2,981

468

4,207

293

15

3,235

663

5,066

1,208

32

1,893

1,932

1,140

224

35

454

427

861

41

14

556

250

7,175

844

60

5,992

279

2,533

(

D)

()

2,022

223

33

1,670

95

1,717

479

13

1,109

117

635

(

D)

10

(

D)

42

268

70

(*)

172

25

12,107

1,604

503

9,040

960

3,030

(

D)

218

(

D)

79

4,535

655

178

3,211

490

1,549

457

18

893

181

1,822

(

D)

63

(

D)

111

1,172

128

25

919

100

6,412

1,652

644

1,974

2,143

3,595

1,203

590

93

1,709

1,683

107

23

1,479

73

260

35

0

147

78

345

138

28

117

62

528

168

3

136

221

760

71

104

513

71

12

(

0

426

9

101

267

49

133

18

4

97

14

135

()

6

53

20

0

31

2

5,278

1,370

443

2,470

995

845

(

D)

1

(

D)

190

1,839

179

321

843

496

169

76

3

53

37

1,172

(

D)

77

(

D)

129

1,254

800

41

269

144

6,568

5,213

(*)

679

676

2,032

1,898

0

75

59

2,424

1,616

0

388

420

1,120

884

C)

135

101

671

611

0

15

44

320

203

(*)

65

52

1,256

940

0

80

236

115

115

0

0

0

611

341

0

45

225

345

304

0

12

30

204

186

0

21

-2

-19

-5

0

2

-17

4,557

3,368

4

901

285

998

677

0

335

-14

1,708

1,138

0

410

160

370

332

0

10

28

870

698

0

128

44

611

524

4

17

67

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[Millions of dollars]

External funds

Total

Debt

Total

Current

liabilities

Long-term debt

Owners' equity,

excluding

retained

earnings

 x

Receivables and

financial

investments

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

Latin America

All industries

 4

U.S. parents5

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Petroleum

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Manufacturing

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Wholesale trade

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Other industries

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Other Africa

All industries4

U.S. parents5

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Petroleum

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Manufacturing

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Wholesale trade

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Other industries

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Middle East ~

All industries

 4

U.S. parents5

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Petroleum

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Manufacturing

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Wholesale trade

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Other industries

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

100,814

40,663

5,268

20,872

34,011

11,734

6,284

472

2,894

2,085

27,658

11,408

2,019

10,864

3,368

4,247

1,587

276

1,417

967

51,388

18,500

1,993

3,925

26,969

5,788

2,885

509

1,772

622

11,488

5,872

579

3,734

1,303

9,295

5,015

441

3,049

790

642

171

34

365

72

254

55

0

106

93

588

349

2

80

157

710

283

102

134

192

9,511

4,009

144

3,351

2,008

6,162

2,895

50

1,791

1,427

413

68

12

214

120

667

435

5

153

73

177

110

0

32

35

2,092

501

77

1,161

352

64,456

9,341

5,251

18,721

31,142

7,433

2,508

471

2,667

1,787

17,817

3,378

2,017

9,928

2,494

3,248

850

276

1,323

800

32,267

1,591

1,981

3,139

25,556

3,690

1,014

506

1,664

506

8,600

3,413

579

3,635

974

7,220

3,092

441

3,002

686

478

57

34

322

65

149

19

0

102

27

220

129

2

75

14

534

116

102

133

6,146

1,124

138

3,277

1,607

3,694

664

50

1,769

1,211

327

26

6

196

100

376

180

5

150

41

163

98

0

31

34

1,587

157

77

1,131

221

32,121

5,660

2,473

16,171

7,817

5,436

1,385

356

2,184

1,511

13,368

2,278

752

8,967

1,371

2,829

711

185

1,266

668

8,049

732

907

2,394

4,016

2,439

554

273

1,361

251

5,775

1,296

450

3,426

602

4,785

1,138

364

2,860

423

393

46

15

283

49

136

(

D)

0

101

(

D)

96

(

D)

2

57

(

D)

364

(

D)

70

124

5,240

727

123

2,989

1,401

3,200

386

50

1,692

1,072

256

20

6

146

85

357

(

D)

4

150

(

D)

115

(

D)

0

20

(

D)

1,313

(

D)

64

981

32,335

3,681

2,778

2,550

23,325

1,997

1,123

115

483

276

4,449

1,100

1,265

962

1,122

419

139

91

57

132

24,218

859

1,074

745

21,540

1,252

460

233

303

256

2,825

2,116

128

209

372

2,435

1,954

77

142

262

85

10

20

39

16

12

(

D)

0

1

(

D)

124

(

D)

0

18

(

D)

169

(

D)

32

9

906

397

15

289

205

494

278

0

77

138

71

6

0

50

15

19

(

D)

1

1

(

D)

48

(

D)

0

11

(

D)

274

(

D)

14

150

36,359

31,322

17

2,151

2,869

4,301

3,776

(*)

227

298

9,841

8,030

2

936

874

999

737

n

94

168

19,120

16,909

12

786

1,413

2,098

1,870

3

108

116

2,888

2,460

(*)

99

329

2,075

1,923

0

47

105

164

114

(*)

42

7

105

36

0

4

66

368

220

n

5

142

177

167

0

1

9

3,365

2,885

6

74

401

2,469

2,231

0

22

216

87

42

6

18

21

291

256

0

3

32

14

13

0

1

1

505

344

0

30

131

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[Millions of dollars]

External funds

Total

Debt

Total

Current

liabilities

Long-term debt

Owners' equity,

excluding

retained

earnings

 l

Receivables and

financial

investments

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

Other Asia and Pacific

All industries

 4

U.S. parents5

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Petroleum

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Manufacturing

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Wholesale trade

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate....

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Other industries

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

International

All industries

 4

U.S. parents5

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Petroleum

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Manufacturing

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Wholesale trade

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate ....

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Other industries

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Addendum—OPEC

All industries

 4

U.S. parents5

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Petroleum

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Manufacturing

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Wholesale trade

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate ....

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Other industries

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

20,956

8,917

854

7,169

4,017

10,653

5,357

322

3,036

1,938

4,480

1,639

117

2,026

744

26

845

471

871

319

14

381

157

2,866

857

374

882

752

11,728

3,539

0

8,189

0

10,291

3,169

0

7,122

0

14,965

4,230

682

6,770

3,283

7,050

2,343

151

2,810

1,746

3,306

895

117

1,892

402

1,621

400

26

841

354

564

94

14

374

82

2,424

498

374

853

7,403

1,421

0

5,983

0

6,306

1,275

0

5,030

0

11,335

2,533

385

6,275

2,142

5,253

1,152

140

2,717

1,244

2,805

784

65

1,618

337

1,514

367

23

802

321

505

59

14

350

82

1,259

170

142

789

157

2,519

617

0

1,901

0

2,053

536

0

1,516

0

3,630

1,697

297

495

1,141

1,797

1,190

11

93

502

502

111

52

274

65

107

33

3

39

33

59

35

0

24

0

1,165

328

232

64

542

4,885

803

0

4,081

0

4,253

739

0

3,514

0

5,991

4,687

171

399

734

3,603

3,014

171

226

192

1,174

744

C)

134

296

465

344

(*)

4

117

307

225

0

7

75

442

359

1

29

53

4,325

2,119

0

2,206

0

1,894

0

2,092

0

1,437

370

0

1,066

0

23,108

10,459

1,124

8,490

3,036

14,764

7,538

566

4,962

1,698

3,418

1,331

196

1,339

551

1,450

539

33

482

396

260

142

17

94

7

3,217

909

312

1,613

384

1,098

145

0

952

0

14,908

3,401

953

8,101

2,453

8,674

2,205

395

4,711

1,364

2,500

548

196

1,263

492

1,103

275

33

468

328

198

83

17

94

4

2,433

291

312

1,565

265

466

81

0

385

0

12,437

2,152

723

7,689

1,874

7,212

1,326

307

4,564

1,016

2,077

437

119

1,185

336

1,001

235

31

445

290

99

11

1

82

4

2,048

142

266

1,413

227

632

64

0

568

0

2,470

1,249

229

412

579

1,462

879

88

147

348

423

111

78

78

156

102

40

2

23

37

99

71

16

12

0

384

149

46

152

37

339

225

0

114

0

8,201

7,058

171

389

583

6,090

5,333

171

251

334

918

783

C)

76

59

347

265

0

14

68

62

60

0

0

2

785

617

0

48

119

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[Millions of dollars]

External funds

Debt

Total

Current

liabilities

Long-term debt

Owners' equity,

excluding

retained

earnings

 l

Receivables and

financial

investments

(1) (2) (3) (4)

All industries

 2

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Petroleum2

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Manufacturing2

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Wholesale trade

 2

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

 2

...

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

Other industries

 2

U.S. parents

Other U.S. persons

Persons in affiliate's country of location

Other foreign persons

411,981

146,894

14,094

174,734

76,259

138,487

56,541

5,652

55,078

21,216

207,014

70,750

6,006

89,987

40,271

10,022

2,183

317

5,084

2,438

29,496

8,234

645

15,175

5,442

26,963

9,186

1,474

9,410

6,892

297,705

56,747

13,794

160,791

66,373

96,300

23,523

5,490

48,131

19,156

151,456

27,164

6,001

84,715

33,576

7,964

877

310

4,683

2,095

21,687

1,705

633

14,313

5,036

20,298

3,478

1,361

8,950

6,509

204,251

34,490

6,396

130,163

33,202

59,167

11,249

1,863

37,382

8,673

110,263

19,403

2,938

69,190

18,733

6,636

766

266

3,781

1,824

17,579

1,500

448

12,904

2,728

10,606

1,573

882

6,906

1,245

93,454

22,256

7,398

30,628

33,171

37,133

12,274

3,626

10,749

10,484

41,194

7,761

3,063

15,526

14,843

1,328

111

44

902

270

4,107

205

185

1,409

2,309

9,692

1,905

479

2,043

5,265

(5)

114,276

90,148

300

13,942

9,887

42,187

33,018

162

6,947

2,060

55,558

43,587

5

5,271

6,695

2,057

1,306

7

401

343

7,809

6,528

12

862

406

6,666

5,709

113

461

383

(6)

213,773

55,146

5,231

111,745

41,650

61,234

16,025

1,692

30,080

13,437

112,196

26,672

2,386

60,569

22,568

5,100

861

108

2,452

1,679

18,581

3,291

430

12,160

2,700

16,662

8,296

615

6,484

1,266

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Table III.C 1.—Property, Plant, and Equipment of Affiliates, Country by Account1

[Millions of dollars]

Net property,

plant, and

equipment at

close FY 1981

Change

Total

Capitalized

expenditures

 2

Depreciation,

depletion, and

like charges

Other

 3

Net property,

plant, and

equipment at

close FY 1982

Accumulated

depreciation,

depletion, and

like charges

Gross

property,

plant, and

equipment at

close FY 1982

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

All countries....

Developed countriesCanada

EuropeEuropean Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy '.

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa..

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, CaribbeanOther

Other Africa

Saharan

Lib

Other..

Sub-Saharan..

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab EmiratesOther

Other Asia and Pacific —

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC..

155,721

113,619

31,855

70,652

60,315

3,269

761

6,103

12,771

190

1,162

3,083

232

3,966

28,775

10,337

111

171

4,653

252

2,568

812

1,011

52

42

2,538

8,575

7,113

276

1,186

33,854

19,841

13,910

1,852

6,815

612

956

187

1,795

1,300

392

3,544

2,728

307

510

2,387

387

151

343

295

681

25

505

4,018

1,599

922

533

144

2,419

102

755

1,562

1,496

252

401

586

257

8,499

1,462

96

2,895

1,165

749

958

150

363

480

181

8,249

6,841

7,742

2,179

1,069

443

-692

-432

66

-414

-226

(*)

14

-152

-17

235

234

1,135

86

-11

785

-2

327

-106

58

3

-6

199

468

378

2

5,543

2,158

1,710

70

808

19

432

-2

184

195

5

317

89

221

7

130

13

8

11

-2

86

-9

24

948

239

161

29

48

709

-15

224

500

332

24

85

186

37

2,106

122

21

1,155

438

-35

219

22

38

97

31

19

1,898

40,580

27,804

6,277

18,489

15,141

437

()

40

(

D)

937

47

(

D)

7,227

3,347

234

79

1,270

(

D)

1,087

257

300

18

(

D)

951

2,087

1,619

69

399

11,558

5,264

3,688

399

1,693

115

575

41

403

396

66

(

D)

806

268

1,566

543

360

106

78

1,022

7

279

737

714

84

188

328

113

4,014

397

(

D)

1,823

(

D)

243

392

73

108

225

1,218

3,217

19,071

13,969

3,375

9,267

8,123

394

119

1,013

2,100

24

93

396

24

558

3,401

1,144

83

39

353

35

318

134

168

415

912

706

37

169

4,381

2,406

1,762

270

825

67

114

21

215

201

49

411

330

30

51

232

39

11

28

()

2

33

486

242

159

70

13

243

5

74

164

279

36

80

125

37

1,211

77

10

515

(

D)

119

116

36

53

79

(

D)

721

1,108

-13,767

-11,655

-8,779

-7,710

-475

(

-17

(

D)

-692

-39

(

D)

-3,591

-1,069

-65

-52

-132

(

D)

-442

-229

-74

-5

-337

-707

-534

-31

-142

-1,634

-701

-216

-60

-60

-28

-29

-22

-4

(•)

-12

(

D)

-386

-17

-2

-11

-9

-3

-4

-9

(

D)

-132

-62

-39

-7

-17

-70

-16

19

-72

-103

-24

-22

-17

-39

-697

-199

(

D)

-153

1

-159

-57

-15

-17

-49

(

D)

-478

-212

163,464

115,799

32,924

71,095

59,623

2,838

828

5,689

12,545

190

1,176

2,931

216

4,201

29,010

11,472

863

160

5,438

250

2,895

706

1,069

55

36

2,737

9,043

7,491

277

1,275

39,397

21,998

15,620

1,922

7,623

631

1,388

185

1,980

1,495

397

3,861

2,817

527

517

2,517

400

159

353

292

768

16

529

4,966

1,838

1,083

562

193

3,128

88

979

2,062

1,828

276

487

772

294

10,605

1,584

117

4,050

1,603

715

1,177

172

400

576

212

8,268

8,739

102,813

74,544

20,559

46,880

41,714

2,657

462

5,140

12,727

187

392

2,627

237

3,566

13,719

5,165

394

133

1,643

140

1,224

594

894

121

22

1,754

5,352

4,229

194

928

24,137

13,739

9,496

1,637

4,416

225

718

118

1,190

849

342

2,018

1,406

176

436

2,225

275

33

325

385

1,011

11

185

2,739

1,508

758

689

61

1,231

73

466

692

1,446

139

246

575

486

6,213

349

110

3,462

707

500

448

119

213

204

101

4,132

6,617

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Table III.C 2.—Property, Plant, and Equipment of Affiliates, Industry by Account1

[Millions of dollars]

Net property,

plant, and

equipment at

close FY 1981

Change

Total

Capitalized

expenditures

 2

Depreciation,

depletion, and

like charges

Other

 3

Net property,

plant, and

equipment at

close FY 1982

Accumulated

depreciation,

depletion, and

like charges

Gross

property,

plant, and

equipment at

close FY 1982

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas..

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate..

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services..

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

155,721

64,045

31,946

28,301

3,646

22,540

16,712

5,790

38

3,833

5,726

65,738

5,554

1,747

1,324

2,482

15,012

8,294

2,484

1,772

505

1,956

4,125

1,605

451

1,153

2,520

11,351

453

1,412

7,719

1,766

4,191

371

1,003

1,326

1,490

13,484

12,770

714

12,022

932

754

415

3,253

248

1,461

881

663

954

1,968

492

7,150

5,589

1,561

2,131

450

809

648

224

4,554

786

2,664

135

204

1,591

345

390

24

142

181

757

12,103

528

5,176

4,080

1,097

520

3,488

2,390

7,742

6,560

6,177

5,337

840

639

641

-4

2

-208

-49

594

-2

143

-142

-4

350

483

82

-124

10

-101

178

71

-36

107

107

-189

-44

48

-103

-90

1

-28

-34

164

-101

210

229

-19

46

7

-45

-14

64

1

-18

-2

64

-69

82

-22

104

121

-17

35

37

81

4

-86

113

43

-96

1

10

-109

-10

12

39

20

120

-13

336

11

171

-89

260

-29

141

42

40,580

16,641

11,025

9,441

1,584

4,222

3,477

738

7

16,646

1,213

413

277

523

3,346

1,999

572

315

91

369

969

273

84

4,395

56

302

1,145

84

256

541

264

3,197

3,089

108

2,380

181

149

63

539

78

232

169

110

159

581

121

2,535

347

568

279

176

81

32

1,660

118

930

34

54

569

152

120

(

D)

51

143

2,184

85

660

296

364

158

712

569

19,071

6,140

3,616

3,005

611

1,785

1,336

444

4

283

456

9,244

581

174

121

286

1,527

859

267

146

56

200

491

187

58

128

304

2,251

72

180

()

683

67

180

284

153

2,417

2,351

67

1,293

82

111

43

239

29

148

100

90

92

292

67

1,629

1,441

189

240

143

53

809

51

593

21

26

380

105

62

(

D)

19

10

(

D)

1,008

48

373

285

87

109

243

236

-13,767

-3,941

-1,232

-1,100

-132

-1,798

-1,500

-298

C)

-6,808

-634

-96

-298

-241

-1,469

-657

-224

-293

-25

-270

-301

-15

-62

47

-285

-2,333

-27

-75

()

-461

-46

-110

-94

-212

-569

-509

-60

-1,041

-92

-84

-34

-235

-49

-102

-71

44

-136

-207

-77

-1,148

-973

-175

-293

-100

-42

-49

-101

-738

-23

-433

-13

-18

-299

-57

-46

(

D)

-13

-13

(

D)

-840

-26

-117

-100

-17

-78

-328

-291

163,464

70,605

38,123

33,637

4,486

23,179

17,353

5,786

41

3,625

5,677

66,331

5,552

1,890

1,182

2,479

15,362

8,777

2,566

1,649

515

1,855

4,302

1,676

416

1,260

2,626

11,162

410

1,460

7,616

1,676

4,191

343

969

1,490

1,389

13,694

12,999

695

12,068

939

709

400

3,317

249

1,443

879

727

885

2,050

469

7,254

5,710

1,544

2,166

487

890

652

138

4,668

829

2,568

137

213

1,482

335

401

63

162

302

744

12,439

539

5,347

3,991

1,356

491

3,630

2,432

102,813 266,277

35,434

17,101

14,674

2,427

12,970

8,514

4,420

36

2,271

3,092

50,705

3,497

1,105

661

1,730

11,122

6,835

1,545

890

422

1,430

3,296

1,306

394

911

1,991

9,438

520

1,008

6,415

1,495

3,879

392

1,200

1,113

1,173

10,793

10,421

372

8,682

480

528

274

1,912

130

1,471

577

438

795

1,696

378

6,342

5,372

970

825

317

239

168

101

2,992

310

2,185

97

110

1,331

350

297

47

71

34

345

6,515

428

3,298

2,599

700

438

1,152

1,199

106,039

55,224

48,311

6,913

36,149

25,867

10,205

77

5,896

8,770

117,037

9,048

2,996

1,844

4,209

26,484

15,612

4,110

2,539

937

3,286

7,598

2,981

810

2,171

4,617

20,600

929

2,468

14,031

3,171

8,070

735

2,170

2,602

2,563

24,487

23,421

1,067

20,750

1,419

1,237

675

5,229

378

2,915

1,456

1,165

1,680

3,747

848

13,596

11,082

2,515

2,991

804

1,129

820

239

7,659

1,140

4,753

234

323

2,813

685

698

110

233

336

1,088

18,954

967

8,645

6,589

2,056

929

4,781

3,631

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Table III.C 3.—Property, Plant, and Equipment of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Account1

[Millions of dollars]

Net property,

plant, and

equipment at

close FY 1981

Change

Total

Capitalized

expenditures

 2

Depreciation,

depletion, and

like charges

Other

 a

Net property,

plant, and

equipment at

close FY 1982

Accumulated

depreciation,

depletion, and

like charges

Gross

property,

plant, and

equipment at

close FY 1982

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas...

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics..

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estateFinance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising..,

Management, consulting, and public relations services..

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining ,

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities..

Retail trade

155,721

65,354

3,765

1,579

2,186

57,136

57,064

(

D)

(

3,539

914

75,772

6,001

851

754

4,395

17,125

9,974

3,485

2,533

647

486

7,353

5,198

397

4,801

2,155

14,192

393

1,414

10,954

1,432

5,003

359

1,486

650

2,509

13,856

12,699

1,157

12,242

1,444

547

660

1,601

535

1,612

101

635

1,044

3,761

302

2,743

1,569

1,174

3,749

80

2,579

D )

1,827

175

432

107

23

45

74

183

16

524

222

459

6,275

328

432

0

0

730

2,583

2,203

7,742

5,865

627

102

525

4,680

4,692

(

D)

539

19

1,138

-22

-23

9

420

159

-177

-24

-25

543

511

58

454

31

-90

-28

47

-57

-54

58

-48

32

71

3

308

317

-9

-11

36

-49

-3

31

27

-22

-10

-49

1

14

13

1

-12

12

27

8

50

250

-8

-2

2

7

n

n

-li

-i

155

78

28

461

10

-38

(

(

19

436

33

40,580

16,199

1,400

317

1,083

13,593

13,576

(

D)

(

1,087

120

20,791

1,354

183

()

3,754

2,237

857

477

94

89

1,656

1,102

116

986

554

6,040

(

D)

324

5,339

(

D)

1,443

71

667

257

448

3,563

3,351

213

2,981

321

89

81

277

109

252

17

91

239

1,422

82

589

421

169

708

22

588

(*)

23

74

563

19

120

30

14

2

26

49

3

1,729

57

27

()

154

977

514

19,071

5,762

453

143

310

4,912

4,901

(

343

53

11,462

631

72

()

1,980

1,256

379

225

65

55

638

363

48

316

275

3,211

(

D)

201

2,747

(

D)

805

48

332

115

309

2,604

2,461

143

1,592

139

58

56

133

35

159

15

81

86

791

40

371

244

127

436

11

340

261

13

74

18

4

5

19

27

2

(

D)

10

780

30

57

0

0

95

391

206

-13,767

-4,572

-319

-71

-248

-4,000

(*)

-17

-205

-47

-8,192

-745

-133

()

-1,421

-560

-319

-429

-53

-60

-475

-228

-11

-217

-248

-2,919

(

D)

-75

-2,649

(

D)

-581

-72

-303

-71

-136

-651

-573

-79

-1,400

-146

-81

-27

-113

-47

-115

-11

-60

-152

-618

-29

-217

-188

--29

-245

-3

-198

C)

-53

-15

-48

-10

-3

3

-7

-33

-1

0

-57

(

D)

-488

-16

-8

0

-40

-150

-275

163,464

71,220

4,392

1,681

2,711

61,816

61,756

(

D)

()

4,079

932

76,910

5,979

828

763

4,387

17,478

10,394

3,644

2,356

622

461

7,896

5,710

455

5,255

2,186

14,102

365

1,462

10,897

1,378

5,061

311

1,518

720

2,512

14,164

13,016

1,148

12,231

1,480

497

657

1,632

561

1,591

91

586

1,045

3,774

316

2,744

1,557

1,186

3,777

87

2,629

D

2,077

167

430

109

30

45

74

171

15

679

300

487

6,736

338

394

('

0

749

3,019

2,236

102,813 266,277

35,436

2,436

748

1,688

30,754

30,70^

1,934

312

57,835

3,866

392

403

3,071

12,446

8,239

2,030

1,286

497

393

4,591

2,734

321

2,413

1,858

12,181

312

1,028

9,637

1,204

3,823

223

1,250

535

1,814

11,282

10,430

851

9,647

768

324

430

1,095

313

1,566

83

380

793

3,638

256

1,689

1,098

591

3,186

43

2,089

841

80

303

81

12

17

67

125

15

211

29

204

3,825

208

421

341

1,786

1,069

106,656

6,828

2,430

4,399

92,570

92,464

6,013

1,245

134,745

9,845

1,221

1,166

7,458

29,923

18,634

5,675

3,642

1,120

853

12,487

8,444

776

7,668

4,044

26,283

677

2,490

20,534

2,582

8,884

534

2,768

1,255

4,326

25,446

23,446

1,999

21,877

2,248

821

1,087

2,727

875

3,157

174

966

1,838

7,413

571

4,433

2,656

1,777

6,963

131

4,718

2,919

246

733

190

42

62

141

297

30

890

329

691

10,561

546

815

l,09C

4,805

3,305

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Table III.C 4.—Capital Expenditures by Affiliates, Country by Type

[Millions of dollars]

All expenditures

Total

( = cols.

4 + 7)

For land,

timber, and

mineral

rights

(=cols.

5 + 8)

For plant

and

equipment

(=cols.

6 + 9)

 2

Capitalized expenditures

Total3

For land,

timber, and

mineral

rights

For plant

and

equipment

 2

Petroleum and mining exploration and

development expenditures charged

against income

Total

For

acquisition

or leasing

of mineral

rights

For plant

and

equipment

 2

Addendum—

Expenditures

for major items

of used plant

and equipmentl

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean....

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia ,

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

44,812

29,881

7,077

19,533

15,890

437

319

1,870

3,025

41

261

965

47

1,227

7,699

3,643

234

79

1,485

109

1,136

257

300

23

19

955

2,316

1,844

69

403

13,712

5,777

4,131

434

1,910

164

655

41

440

396

91

1,167

806

268

94

479

54

29

48

42

212

2

91

2,475

795

509

143

143

1,680

7

297

1,376

830

84

188

399

159

4,630

397

30

2,306

645

266

392

73

108

274

138

1,218

3,852

785

481

213

173

149

15

32

(*)

7

5

(*)

5

76

24

(*)

(*)

11

1

4

C)

8

(*)

0

35

60

53

1

6

303

68

35

2

14

8

7

0

2

2

1

19

8

(*)

11

14

(*)

3

0

(*)

9

(*)

1

116

11

9

1

1

105

0

4

101

13

(*)

C)

2

10

106

50

2

41

0

0

3

(*)

6

2

(*)

51

44,027

29,400

6,864

19,359

15,741

429

318

1,855

2,992

41

254

960

46

1,221

7,623

3,618

234

79

1,474

108

1,132

257

293

23

19

920

2,256

1,791

68

398

13,409

5,709

4,096

432

1,896

156

648

41

438

394

90

1,148

798

268

83

465

53

26

48

42

203

2

91

2,358

783

499

141

143

1,575

7

293

1,275

817

84

188

397

148

4,524

347

28

2,266

645

266

390

72

102

272

135

1,218

3,801

40,580

27,804

6,277

18,489

15,141

437

40

937

47

7,227

3,347

234

79

1,270

1,087

257

300

18

951

2,087

1,619

69

399

11,558

5,264

3,688

399

1,693

115

575

41

403

396

66

806

268

1,566

543

360

106

78

1,022

7

279

737

714

84

188

328

113

4,014

397

(

D)

1,823

(

D)

243

392

73

108

225

1,218

3,217

707

435

181

166

143

8

(*)

15

32

C)

7

5

C)

5

71

22

(*)

C)

9

1

4

(•)

8

0

0

35

54

47

1

5

272

57

33

2

14

8

5

0

2

2

(*)

19

8

(*)

11

4

(*)

3

0

C)

(*)

C)

1

107

10

9

1

1

97

0

C)

97

6

C)

(*)

2

4

101

50

2

36

0

0

6

1

3

(*)

41

39,873

27,368

6,095

18,323

14,998

429

40

(

D)

932

46

(

D)

7,156

3,325

234

79

1,261

(

D)

1,083

257

293

18

(

D)

916

2,033

1,572

68

394

11,287

5,207

3,654

397

1,678

107

570

41

402

394

65

(

D)

798

268

1,459

533

350

106

77

926

7

279

640

708

84

188

326

109

3,913

347

(

D)

1,786

(

D)

243

389

72

102

223

0

1,218

3,176

4,231

2,077

800

1,044

748

0

28

0

(

D)

472

296

0

0

215

(

D)

49

0

0

5

229

225

2,154

513

443

35

218

49

80

0

36

0

25

(

D)

0

0

909

251

149

37

66

657

0

18

639

117

0

0

71

45

616

0

(

D)

483

(

D)

23

1

0

0

49

0

634

2

(*)

0

0

2

0

(*)

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

9

0

0

0

0

9

0

0

9

1

0

1

4,154

2,032

769

1,036

743

0

(

C)

(

D)

28

0

(

D)

467

293

0

0

213

(

D)

49

0

0

5

223

219

2,122

502

441

35

218

49

78

0

36

0

25

(

D)

0

0

900

251

149

36

66

649

0

14

635

110

0

0

71

39

611

0

(

D)

479

o

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[Millions of dollars]

AH expenditures

Total

(=cols.

4+7)

For land,

timber, and

mineral

rights

(=cols.

5+8)

For plant

and

equipment

(=cols.

6+9)

 2

Capitalized expenditures

Totala

For land,

timber, and

mineral

rights

For plant

and

equipment

 2

Petroleum and mining exploration and

development expenditures charged

against income

Total

For

acquisition

or leasing

of mineral

rights

For plant

and

equipment

 2

Addendum—

Expenditures

for major items

of used plant

and equipmentl

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

All industries...

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and

film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying servHealth servicesOther services....

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

44,812

20,760

14,419

12,833

1,586

4,925

4,180

738

7

653

764

16,648

1,213

413

277

523

3,348

2,001

572

315

91

369

970

273

84

189

696

4,395

56

302

()

1,145

84

256

541

264

3,197

3,089

108

2,380

181

149

63

539

78

232

169

110

159

581

121

2,882

2,535

347

568

279

176

81

32

1,660

118

930

34

54

569

152

120

51

143

2,294

85

770

378

392

158

712

569

785 44,027 40,580 707 39,873 4,231

428

335

323

12

80

78

2

0

12

1

163

13

9

1

4

31

10

4

5

C)

13

18

14

7

7

4

39

0

3

(

D)

(

D)

19

0

1

8

11

7

7

(*)

36

(*)

(*)

5

11

7

C)

C)

C)

1

10

1

31

21

10

33

C)

22

11

C)

8

4

3

C)

1

(•)

1

1

0

(*)

1

(*)

122

2

26

14

12

0

58

37

20,333

14,084

12,510

1,574

4,844

4,102

736

7

641

764

16,484

1,201

405

276

520

3,316

1,991

568

311

90

356

952

259

77

182

693

4,356

56

299

(

D)

(

D)

1,126

84

256

534

253

3,190

3,082

108

2,343

180

149

58

527

71

232

169

110

157

571

120

2,850

2,513

337

535

279

154

71

31

1,652

114

927

34

53

569

152

119

(

D)

51

142

(

D)

2,172

83

745

364

380

158

654

532

16,641

11,025

9,441

1,584

4,222

3,477

738

7

(

D)

(

D)

16,646

1,213

413

277

523

3,346

1,999

572

315

91

369

969

273

84

189

696

4,395

56

302

(

D)

(

D)

1,145

84

256

541

264

3,197

3,089

108

2,380

181

149

63

539

78

232

169

110

159

581

121

2,882

2,535

347

568

279

176

81

32

1,660

118

930

34

54

569

152

120

(

D)

51

143

(

D)

2,184

85

660

296

364

158

712

569

356

279

268

12

64

62

2

0

12

1

163

13

9

1

4

31

9

4

5

(*)

13

18

14

7

7

4

39

0

3

(

D)

(

D)

19

0

1

8

11

7

7

(•)

36

C)

C)

5

11

7

C)

(*)

(•)

1

10

1

31

21

10

33

C)

22

11

C)

8

4

3

C)

1

(*)

1

1

0

C)

1

(•)

116

2

20

14

6

0

58

37

16,285

10,746

9,174

1,572

4,158

3,415

736

7

(

D)

(

D)

16,483

1,201

405

276

520

3,315

1,990

568

311

90

356

952

259

77

182

693

4,356

56

299

(

D)

(

D)

1,126

84

256

534

253

3,190

3,082

108

2,343

180

149

58

527

71

232

169

110

157

571

120

2,850

2,513

337

535

279

154

71

31

1,652

114

927

34

53

569

152

119

(

D)

51

142

(

D)

2,068

83

640

282

358

158

654

532

4,120

3,394

3,392

2

702

702

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

2

0

0

0

0

2

2

0

0

0

0

(•)

(•)

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

110

0

110

82

28

0

0

0

78

72

55

55

0

16

16

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

C)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

4,154

4,048

3,336

2

0

0

0

104

0

104

82

22

0

0

0

(10)

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industrie

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

44,812

29,881

7,077

19,533

15,890

437

319

1,870

3,025

41

261

965

47

1,227

7,699

3,643

234

79

1,485

109

1,136

257

300

23

19

955

2,316

1,844

69

13,712

5,777

4,131

434

1,910

164

655

41

440

396

91

1,167

806

268

94

479

54

29

48

42

212

91

2,47;

795

509

143

143

1,680

297

1,376

84

188

399

159

4,630

397

30

2,306

645

266

392

73

108

27.

138

1,218

3,852

20,760

11,437

3,380

7,252

5,632

39

171

(

D)

492

8

1

432

4,135

1,619

(

D)

5

1,408

(

D)

94

25

18

15

()

678

8,270

1,915

1,370

167

302

26

352

(

D)

369

87

(

D)

259

6

286

5

5

197

(*)

2,350

772

492

143

137

1,578

280

1,298

638

0

125

385

128

3,368

13

r

2,243

(

D)

113

128

1

1

226

1,053

3,364

16,648

13,170

2,391

9,004

7,665

244

20

1,239

2,200

24

190

685

45

583

2,433

1,339

135

(

D)

18

(

D)

913

149

76

759

1,017

782

20

214

3,477

2,776

2,034

219

1,421

28

87

9

16

215

39

674

652

4

18

68

(

D)

0

1

1

614

21

(

D)

25

93

102

21

30

76

21

(D

1,213

880

220

537

501

11

67

1

14

37

0

93

207

36

2

0

(')

2

24

3

4

C)

0

105

50

3

52

334

255

178

35

71

1

14

2

2

44

10

75

69

2

4

2

(*)

0

1

(*)

1

0

1

7

2

1

3,348

2,694

497

1,580

1,318

78

1

130

201

6

(

D)

81

(

D)

213

554

262

1

1

2

5

228

(

D)

8

(

D)

0

145

471

439

5

28

654

510

366

33

251

1

18

(

D)

9

49

(

D)

90

85

1

3

55

128

970

556

167

338

325

9

1

18

123

(•)

(

D)

18

(

D)

34

106

13

(*)

0

(*)

2

6

1

5

0

0

374

342

7

277

(

D)

4

1

3

5

(

D)

31

30

(*)

1

1

0

0

0

4,395

3,991

420

3,060

2,839

48

(*)

830

854

0

46

(

D)

1

(

D)

527

221

4

0

(*)

1

(

D)

(

D)

(*)

17

404

341

324

278

0

0

0

(*)

17

17

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

1

1

0

0

(*)

62

1,145

124

512

444

35

7

38

147

1

18

43

3

14

139

68

4

132

65

2

56

1

2

1

(*)

3

(*)

66

62

0

3

2

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

2

3

(

(*)

0

0

3

0

(*)

3

22

21

1

0

0

259

10

(D

8

7:

25

69

22

34

10

3,197

2,478

511

1,762

1,117

(

D)

1

33

570

0

(

D)

13

0

2

481

645

(

D)

0

0

205

(

D)

5

2,380

1,843

452

1,214

1,121

(

D)

3

129

239

16

63

()

419

93

537

465

66

2,882

2,246

367

1,519

1,060

122

104

233

102

90

C)

83

309

460

61

44

46

37

59

50

153

102

258

132

20

106

635

374

18

112

14

170

0

0

8

(

D)

11

33

(

D)

22

11

568 1,660

517

140

360

342

2

3

3

24

C)

1

1

0

12

297

18

0

0

0

0

1

3

9

0

5

4

14

9

4

1

1,365

242

1,079

890

22

21

186

124

1

5

54

0

75

402

189

(

D)

(DJ

(

DJ

10

59

(

D;

44

(*)

(*)

3

42

24

1

17

295

173

51

10

12

3

7

2

2

15

1

76

59

()

(*)

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

44,812

20,760

14,419

12,833

1,586

4,925

4,180

738

7

653

764

16,648

1,213

413

277

523

3,348

2,001

572

315

91

369

970

273

84

189

696

4,395

56

302

(

D)

(

D)

1,145

84

256

541

264

3,197

3,089

108

2,380

181

149

63

539

78

232

169

110

159

581

121

2,882

2,535

347

568

279

176

81

32

1,660

118

930

34

54

569

152

120

(

D

51

143

(

D

2,294

85

770

378

392

158

712

569

Developed countries

Total

29,881

11,437

6,383

6,119

264

4,655

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

13,170

880

361

(

D)

(

D)

2,694

1,660

439

206

72

316

556

184

60

123

372

3,991

50

207

(

D)

(

D)

729

54

217

281

177

2,478

(

D)

(

D)

1,843

134

117

58

333

73

108

151

74

125

523

96

2,246

1,940

306

517

272

154

66

26

1,365

66

770

29

52

(

D

128

(

D

(

D

47

(

D

320

1,145

15

377

(

D

(

D

75

148

530

Canada

7,077

3,380

1,175

1,105

70

(

D)

(

D)

0

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

2,391

220

93

43

84

497

346

36

25

56

34

167

72

(

D)

(

D)

95

420

1

25

(

D)

(

D)

124

9

(

D)

29

(

D)

511

(

D)

(

D)

452

(

D)

27

24

201

17

(

D)

9

5

56

40

14

367

331

36

140

(

D)

93

(

D)

1

242

(

D)

76

1

12

37

21

(

D

14

(*

77

557

2

223

86

137

39

78

216

Europe

Total

19,533

7,252

4,621

4,478

142

2,369

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

162

100

9,004

537

245

65

228

1,580

889

334

142

12

204

338

107

(

D)

(

D)

232

3,060

34

156

(

D)

(

D)

512

42

(

D)

180

(

D)

1,762

1,736

26

1,214

119

81

29

146

47

49

109

69

63

451

51

1,519

1,296

223

360

(

D)

51

(

D)

25

1,079

(

D)

664

21

49

(

D

84

(

D

(

D

28

(

D

239

320

6

<

30

56

222

European

Communities (10)

15,890

5,632

3,092

2,965

127

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

100

7,665

501

230

61

210

1,318

676

315

127

12

188

325

99

20

79

226

2,839

34

153

(

D)

(

D)

444

38

(

D)

165

(

D)

1,117

1,091

26

1,121

(

D)

71

28

114

45

48

108

66

55

437

(

D)

1,060

868

191

342

(

D)

50

(

D)

19

890

27

509

18

43

(

D

60

(

D

(

D

26

102

(

D

301

6

<

25

52

213

Other

3,643

1,619

1,529

1,513

16

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

1,339

36

15

3

18

262

212

18

15

1

16

13

8

(

D)

(

D)

6

221

(*)

4

(

D)

(

D)

68

4

(

D)

15

(

D)

645

645

0

93

(

D)

10

1

33

2

1

1

3

8

14

(

D)

460

428

32

18

(

D)

1

(

D)

6

189

(

D)

155

3

6

(

D

23

(

D

(*

"

(

D

(

D

19

(•

<

(*

Japan

955

(

D)

5

5

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

759

17

C)

(

D)

(

D)

145

(

D)

43

19

0

(

D)

8

2

0

2

6

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

11

72

0

0

72

(•)

(•)

(*)

0

(

D)

0

(•)

(•)

(

D)

(*)

0

(

D)

0

(•)

4

(

D)

102

80

23

4

2

£

C)

(*)

3

(•

(*

1

0

0

(•

(•

0

(*

(

D

0

(

(

1

(

(

D

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

2,316

(

D)

582

530

51

(

D)

0

(

D)

C)

(

D)

(

D)

1,017

105

23

(

D)

(

D)

471

(

D)

26

19

4

(

D)

42

3

1

2

39

(

D)

15

(

D)

0

(

D)

21

3

(

D)

(•)

(

D)

205

205

0

(

D)

(

D)

9

6

(

D)

9

(

D)

(

D)

C)

29

(

D)

258

233

24

14

(

D

c

(

D

(*)

42

2

27

3

(*

(

D

(

D

5

3

(

D

(

148

(

D

(

D

{

(

D

88

Developing countries

Total

13,712

8,270

7,378

6,714

664

269

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

3,477

334

52

(

D)

(

D)

654

340

133

109

19

53

414

90

24

66

324

404

6

95

268

36

416

30

39

261

86

718

(

D)

(

D)

537

47

32

5

156

124

18

36

33

58

25

635

595

41

50

7

21

16

6

295

51

160

6

(

D

24

(

D

(*r

(

D

(

D

984

71

393

(

D

(

D

83

399

38

Latin

America

5,777

1,915

1,279

1,003

276

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

210

(

D)

2,776

255

38

68

149

510

265

92

89

14

51

374

(

D)

24

(

D)

(

D)

341

6

71

(

D)

(

D)

132

25

(

D)

40

(

D)

698

(

D)

(

D)

465

(

D)

29

4

144

4

99

17

(

D)

24

57

16

374

347

27

32

4

12

11

6

173

41

66

L

1

(

D

(

D

t

(*

(•

(

D

(

D

508

52

325

(

D

(

D

48

46

37

Other

Africa

2,475

2,350

2,296

2,203

93

C)

0

0

C)

52

2

46

7

1

4

3

13

0

9

4

0

0

15

(

D)

C)

(

D)

(

D)

(*)

0

0

0

(•)

3

0

(*)

(*)

3

(*)

C)

0

7

(

D)

(•)

0

1

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

(*)

23

22

1

4

(•)

(*

3

(•

5

1

i

0

(*

3

(*

(*

(

(*

0

(

47

(

D

(

D

I

(

D

(

D

(

D

Middle

East

830

638

582

407

176

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

(•)

42

1

0

0

1

3

C)

1

1

1

1

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

1

0

(•)

0

1

22

2

(

D)

(

D)

1

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

(•)

(*)

0

1

0

(

D)

0

(*)

69

68

1

1

1

(*

0

(•

37

(

12

0

C

t

oI

(*

13

44

I

(

D

(

D

Other

Asia and

Pacific

4,630

3,368

3,221

3,101

120

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

614

70

13

(

D)

(

D)

128

76

31

15

4

1

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

62

0

24

(

D)

(

D)

259

3

16

(

D)

(

D)

20

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

3

1

11

(•)

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

(*)

1

8

170

158

12

13

2

g

2

C)

80

C)

78

2

(•)

58

(

D)

(

D)

0

2

0

(*)

385

11

(

D)

(

D)

12

21

(

D)

(

D)

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products .'

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance..'

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Table III.C 8.—Plant and Equipment Expenditures by Affiliates, Country by Industry

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

44,027

29,400

6,864

19,359

15,741

429

318

1,855

2,992

41

254

960

46

1,221

7,623

3,618

234

79

1,474

108

1,132

257

293

23

19

920

2,256

1,791

68

398

13,409

5,709

4,096

432

1,896

156

648

41

438

394

90

1,148

798

268

83

465

53

26

48

42

203

2

91

2,358

783

499

141

143

1,575

293

1,275

817

84

188

397

148

4,524

347

28

2,266

645

266

390

72

102

272

135

1,218

3,801

Petroleum

20,333

11,202

3,242

7,188

5,580

38

171

(

D

)

491

8

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

432

4,091

1,608

(

D

)

5

1,397

(

D

)

94

25

18

15

8

(

D

)

(D)

648

(

D

)

(

D

)

8,078

1,896

1,364

167

300

26

350

(D)

368

86

(

D

)

259

6

(

D

)

(

D

)

273

5

2

(D)

(

D

;

188

(*)

(

D

)

2,234

761

483

141

136

1,473

C)

275

1,197

625

0

125

382

117

3,324

13

j

2,205

(

D

113

127

]

226

(

D

1,053

3,317

Manufacturing

Total

16,484

13,046

2,363

8,941

7,607

244

20

1,228

2,185

24

185

684

45

580

2,412

1,334

135

(

D

)

17

(

D

)

909

149

76

(

D

)

(

D

)

734

1,009

777

20

212

3,438

2,743

2,009

218

1,409

22

83

9

16

214

39

666

644

4

18

68

(

D

j

0

(

D

!

(

D

^

7

(*)

7

45

10

8

0

35

0

10

25

42

(D

(°

1

1

607

21

(

D

25

93

102

215

30

73

20

(

D

273

Food and

kindred

products

1,201

871

218

531

495

11

8

57

67

1

14

37

0

93

207

36

2

0

(*)

2

24

3

4

C)

0

17

105

50

3

52

329

254

177

34

71

1

13

2

2

44

10

74

68

2

4

2

(*)

0

1

(*)

1

0

1

7

2

1

0

C)

6

0

0

6

1

0

1

0

(*)

68

(*)

0

(*)

1

48

3

j

r

5

1

47

Chemicals and

allied

products

3,316

2,666

495

1,570

1,312

78

1

129

199

6

(

D

)

81

(?)

213

552

258

1

1

2

5

224

(

D

)

8

(

D

)

0

134

467

436

5

27

650

508

364

33

250

1

18

(D)

9

49

(

D

)

90

85

1

3

55

(

D

;

0

(

D

!

(

D

^

1

0

2

12

3

0

(*)

c

0

7

2

3

2

(*)

1

(*

126

c

(

D

2

14

75

6

i

(

D

66

Primary

and

"abricated

metals

952

546

160

336

323

9

1

18

122

(•)

18

(

D

)

33

106

13

(*)

0

(*)

2

6

1

5

0

0

7

42

12

1

29

406

366

335

7

275

(

D

)

4

1

3

5

(

D

)

31

30

(*)

1

1

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

1

15

4

4

0

(*)

11

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

(

D

0

0

(

?

(

(

D

1

(*

15

0

]

(*

0

13

Machinery,

except

electrical

4,356

3,957

419

3,039

2,818

48

C)

829

846

0

42

(D)

1

(

D

)

519

221

4

0

C)

1

(

D

)

(D)

5

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

(D)

C)

17

399

338

323

(

D

)

277

0

C)

0

0

(

D

)

(*)

15

15

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

1

1

0

0

(*

60

j

(*

2

(*

47

0

r

t

0

0

7

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

1,126

712

113

507

439

35

7

38

147

1

17

43

3

12

136

68

4

(

D

)

(

D

)

6

26

6

12

C)

0

71

21

18

1

2

414

130

64

2

56

1

2

1

(*)

3

(*)

64

60

0

3

2

0

0

0

0

0

(*;

2

3

(*)

C

0

g

0

(*)

3

22

21

1

0

0

259

10

i

72

25

69

22

34

10

(

D

13

Transportation

equipment

3,190

2,472

510

1,758

1,113

(

D

)

1

33

569

0

(

D

)

13

0

2

478

645

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

5

0

0

0

(*)

204

(

D

)

5

(

D

)

717

' 698

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

(*)

0

(

D

)

(*;

i

D

]

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

19

0

0

0

0

r

{

6

0

r

{

0

0

(

D

Other

manufacturing

2,343

1,822

448

1,200

1,107

(

D

)

3

124

235

16

62

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

414

93

(

D

)

4

(

D

)

(D)

19

5

42

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

6

(

D

)

522

450

(

D

)

65

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

2

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

6

9

0

0

1

0

6

0

2

7

2

0

0

2

6

0

(

D

;

(

D

)

(D)

1

(

D

0

0

(

D

)

4

(

D

(D

15

8

C)

3

13

1

0

(

D

Wholesale trade

2,850

2,219

361

1,507

1,048

122

104

231

96

(

D

)

(

D

)

89

(*)

82

307

459

61

44

46

37

59

50

153

(

D

)

(

D

)

96

255

132

20

104

631

372

267

18

112

14

(

D

)

5

(

D

)

68

(Dj

90

79

6

6

15

2

(*]

2

1

4

0

6

23

8

4

C)

4

16

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

69

1£

c

(

D

)

166

(

D

0

8

(

D

11

32

(

D

19

11

113

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

535

485

124

345

335

2

2

3

17

(*)

1

1

0

12

297

10

0

0

0

0

1

3

1

0

5

4

12

8

3

1

50

31

6

1

4

C)

C)

C)

0

(*)

0

8

2

1

18

3

(

D

(*)

1

C)

(•)

4

(*)

(*)

0

0

4

0

0

4

1

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1,652

1,358

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1,075

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21

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400

188

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(

D

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9

59

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41

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1

17

294

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12

3

7

2

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76

59

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5

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D

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33

Other

ndustries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

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Table IH.C 9.—Petroleum and Mining Exploration and Development Expenditures by Affiliates, Country by Type

[Millions of dollars]

Total expenditure

All

industries

Petroleum

Total

Crude

petroleum (no

refining)

and gas

Other

Other

industriei

All

industries

Capitalized expenditures

Petroleum

Total

Crude

petroleum (no

refining)

and gas

Other

Other

industries

All

industries

Expenditures charged against income

Petroleum

Total

Crude

petroleum (no

refining)

and gas

Other

Other

industries

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (ID (12) (13) (14)

All countries .

Developed countriesCanada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New

South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries...

Latin America

Zealand, and

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Other

Sub^Saharan.

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab EmiratesOther

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC..

13,445

7,162

2,259

4,445

3,244

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32

0

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2,571

1,201

5

0

1,076

(

D)

87

0

0

6

452

444

1

7

6,284

1,273

1,050

66

231

66

258

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D)

373

0

(

D)

15

0

0

15

209

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1,217

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13,139

6,970

2,126

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2,570

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1,076

(

D)

87

0

0

6

397

396

1

0

6,169

1,192

974

62

223

20

258

(

D)

0

15

0

0

15

204

0

2,066

703

457

118

128

1,363

0

160

1,202

364

0

0

282

83

2,547

(

D)

2,121

(

D)

94

216

2,762

11,249

5,296

998

3,897

2,701

0

(

D)

0

3

0

(

D)

32

0

235

2,244

1,196

0

0

1,076

(

D)

87

0

0

6

395

394

1

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5,953

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0

326

5

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0

0

0

0

0

0

2

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216

306

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133

55

48

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7

115

9,214

5,084

1,459

3,401

2,496

0

(

D)

C)

57

0

1

4

0

(

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2,099

905

5

0

861

0

38

0

0

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223

219

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4,130

760

607

31

14

17

178

(

D)

337

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0

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(

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0

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1,171

452

308

81

63

720

0

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577

249

0

211

37

1,949

1,64

72

0

0

167

0

2,136

9,020

4,939

1,346

3,400

2,494

0

C)

57

0

1

4

0

2,098

905

5

0

861

0

38

0

0

1

0

1

192

191

1

0

4,081

719

571

(

D)

13

0

178

0

0

1,171

45r

308

81

63

720

0

142

577

248

0

0

211

37

1,942

(

D

1,638

(

D)

72

0

167

2,128

7,857

3,929

649

3,088

2,187

0

0

C)

0

1

4

0

1,848

900

0

0

861

0

38

0

0

1

0

1

192

191

1

0

3,928

0

0

1,171

452

308

81

63

720

0

142

577

(

D)

0

0

211

(

c

1,94:

(

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1,638

r

72

1,163

1,010

312

307

0

0

(*)

57

0

0

0

0

0

250

5

5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

153

194

145

113

4,231

2,077

800

1,044

748

0

()

28

0

(

D)

472

296

0

0

215

(

D)

49

0

0

5

229

225

(*)

4

2,154

513

443

35

218

49

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0

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0

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639

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71

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0

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634

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780

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746

0

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28

0

(

D)

472

296

0

0

215

(

D)

49

0

0

5

205

205

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0

2,089

473

403

(

D)

210

20

80

0

(

D)

0

25

(

D)

0

0

8 95

251

149

37

66

643

0

18

625

71

45

604

0

0

483

0

23

0

0

49

3,392

1,366

349

810

514

0

(

D)

0

3

0

(

D)

28

0

(

D)

3 96

296

0

0

215

(

D)

49

0

0

5

203

203

(*)

0

2,025

410

(

210

20

895

251

149

37

66

643

0

18

625

117

0

0

71

45

604

0

0

483

728

665

431

232

0

0

(15)

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Table III.D 1.—Income Statement of Affiliates, Country by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Income

Total Sales

Equity in

net

income of

other

foreign

affiliates

Income

from

other

equity

investments

Exchange

gains/

losses

from

translating

financial

statements *

Other

capital

gains/

Other

Costs and expenses

Total

Cost of

goods

sold

Selling,

general,

and

administrative

expenses

oreign

income

taxes

Other

Net

income

Addenda

Total

capital

gains/

losses

(=cols.

5+6 + 15)

Capital

gains/

Losses not

included

in

income

 3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15)

All countriesDeveloped countries....

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean..

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt.

Libya

Other.

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East.

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates.

Other.

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea.

Taiwan

Thailand

Other.

International

Addendum—OPEC

745,753

547,781

109,755

372,658

308,024

21,578

4,328

41,689

68,400

2,433

4,817

24,731

859

28,117

111,072

64,634

3,186

1,562

7,480

1,353

8,825

6,347

34,712

639

530

26,008

39,360

29,270

2,172

7,918

189,400

106,844

50,113

5,711

27,176

1,321

4,488

800

1,882

7,446

1,288

17,364

10,812

3,522

3,030

39,367

6,137

20,500

1,048

7,078

2,53:

790

1,282

15,927

6,193

2,24:

3,499

452

9,733

394

4,528

4,812

17,020

652

9,647

4,089

2,632

49,610

7,827

626

12,59.

4,391

3,643

14,249

626

1,896

2,608

1,151

8,572

43,636

730,235

536,905

108,038

364,405

301,970

21,136

4,279

41,404

67,248

2,414

4,703

24,476

726

27,580

108,005

62,435

3,182

1,547

7,374

1,347

8,326

6,274

33,283

631

472

25,788

38,674

28,669

2,163

7,841

185,215

103,857

47,974

5,104

26,045

1,303

4,401

803

1,828

7,240

1,250

17,316

11,269

3,044

3,004

38,567

5,921

20,088

1,036

7,046

2,521

683

1,27:

15,755

6,139

2,226

3,473

439

9,616

389

4,458

4,769

16,699

589

9,517

4,060

2,534

48,903

7,516

618

12,543

4,319

3,596

14,114

60-

1,867

2,590

1,137

8,116

43,121

3,103

2,154

206

1,783

1,226

71

17

88

224

5

66

-42

99

83

614

557

-75

(*)

-13

(*)

15

29

561

4

36

11

154

131

1

22

709

578

197

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152

4

1

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C)

42

C)

236

-20

256

(*)

93

-34

-1

22

(*

64

24

8

15

1

-1

103

80

(*

6

1

14

-1

241

61

257

117

24

1

(*)

2

6

1

(*)

(*)

(*)

3

11

93

1

C)

5

0

2

(*)

85

0

C)

13

12

C)

1

120

110

17

2

6

1

5

(*)

(*

3

34

13

18

2

60

(*)

56

0

1,780

346

77

65

20

-11

59

6

-12

-40

-19

-7

17

269

-2

9

12

347

-17

-71

-11

2

-14

132

154

-2

-20

1,260

1,224

841

376

449

-13

-10

-11

32

21

397

413

-14

-14

(*

-23

10

(*

(*

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-2,163

-126

35

-93

77

-40

-40

-107

78

-12

-21

-133

(*)

-3

354

-170

-4

-3

-122

-24

-35

-30

44

5

(*)

-74

-53

-6

-15

-1,936

-1,956

-825

-122

-641

1

-24

-2

-10

-23

-5

-1,131

-1,137

12

-10

84

6

-78

-100

-30

12,541

8,252

1,474

6,100

4,651

345

52

313

786

19

80

470

53

461

2,072

1,448

81

20

228

19

171

90

810

9

20

216

462

356

16

89

4,032

3,030

1,907

354

1,165

25

114

9

31

187

22

513

275

194

45

610

134

328

76

9

42

14

171

55

19

25

11

117

58

52

286

36

128

22

100

545

224

6

46

55

34

105

r

3

r

n

25<

48

719,614

533,376

106,825

362,730

300,738

21,188

4,224

41,394

67,128

2,407

4,063

24,385

729

27,515

107,706

61,993

3,341

1,520

6,693

1,333

8,669

6,303

33,048

620

467

25,634

38,187

28,428

2,123

7,635

178,370

101,149

48,064

5,301

26,333

1,439

4,300

747

1,617

7,077

1,250

17,476

11,441

3,004

3,031

35,609

5,926

18,57f

1,002

5,945

2,449

462

1,251

15,532

5,500

1,641

3,355

504

10,031

383

4,378

5,270

15,804

587

8,862

3,793

2,562

45,885

7,229

597

10,578

4,025

3,642

13,744

579

1,776

2,602

1,112

7,868

39,77

586,037

436,834

87,505

298,224

246,799

18,067

3,563

32,753

56,170

2,045

3,286

19,470

623

24,132

86,690

51,425

2,507

1,238

3,650

1,064

6,527

5,177

30,364

513

386

20,940

30,165

22,329

1,775

6,061

142,474

82,330

35,492

3,509

19,962

1,007

3,336

442

1,006

5,230

1,001

13,662

8,420

2,642

2,600

33,177

5,655

18,229

897

5,571

1,355

390

1,078

9,235

2,807

836

1,640

330

6,429

354

2,73'

3,338

12,106

395

8,115

1,690

1,905

38,803

6,427

489

7,206

3,504

2,784

13,19-

450

1,538

2,269

942

6,729

27,549

75,801

61,204

13,209

39,877

34,209

2,280

451

6,069

7,601

192

487

3,516

41

2,390

11,182

5,668

534

210

493

157

1,362

944

1,893

30

44

2,916

5,202

3,972

259

971

14,135

9,934

6,699

849

3,407

205

570

88

178

1,283

120

2,439

1,931

240

267

797

168

227

47

76

125

64

90

860

196

76

(

664

19

24

401

71

106

259

162

186

2,627

540

6:

460

23-

470

332

8'

15'

198

86

462

2,631

30,156

17,341

3,139

12,271

9,687

319

103

725

1,181

20

34

508

28

400

6,369

2,584

53

40

1,825

34

163

105

330

26

682

1,249

942

44

263

12,678

2,742

1,753

111

670

51

168

(

D)

259

239

(

D)

437

304

56

77

553

8

26

43

239

4,042

2,152

f

(

]

16

1,891

3

1,340

548

2,606

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353

1,822

(

r

3,287

81

32

2,616

213

88

131

21

30

41

32

137

8,601

27,620

17,997

2,972

12,359

10,043

522

106

1,847

2,176

150

256

891

37

592

3,465

2,316

246

31

725

78

617

76

461

51

29

1,096

1,570

1,184

45

341

9,083

6,142

4,120

833

2,294

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226

(

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174

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939

787

66

87

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95

92

14

59

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6

1,394

346

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135

119

1,168

181

14

296

73

299

88

21

50

94

53

540

996

26,139

14,405

2,930

9,927

7,287

390

104

295

1,272

27

754

346

130

602

3,367

2,641

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41

787

20

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44

1,664

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1,173

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49

283

11,030

5,694

2,049

410

843

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188

53

265

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39

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-629

518

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3,757

211

1,925

46

1,133

83

328

31

395

693

600

144

-52

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11

150

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1,216

66

785

296

69

3,725

598

29

2,016

366

504

46

120

704

3,859

-3,407

-2,404

-299

-2,022

-1,889

-167

-37

-402

-29

-6

-33

-303

-19

-43

-851

-133

-4

-5

-113

-13

135

-87

-43

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2

-98

16

59

-8

-35

-962

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I

1

254

-192

-12

-33

-13

22

-26

16

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-811

10

-20

-186

-10

-111

c

-68

-3,025

-2,738

-330

-2,276

-2,043

-192

-17

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-166

0

0

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0

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-1,221

-233

0

0

0

0

-176

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-16

0

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-42

-42

0

0

-287

-260

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-87

-87

0

0

-172

0

-172

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-27

-27

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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Table III.D 2.—Income Statement of Affiliates, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Income

Total Sales

Equity in

net

income of

other

foreign

affiliates

Income

from

other

equity

investments

Exchange

gains/

losses

from

translating

financial

statements

 l

Other

capital

gains/

Other

Costs and expenses

Total

Cost of

goods

sold

Selling,

general,

and

administrative

expenses

oreign

income

taxes

Other

Net

income

Addenda

Total

capital

gains/

losses

(=cols.

i + 6 + 15)

Capital

gains/

Losses not

included

in

income

 3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining)

and natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials

handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication

equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other...'.

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and

real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and

computers)

Computer and data processing servicesOther

Motion pictures, including television tape

and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying

services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, i

public utilities

Retail trade

745,753

269,104

53,996

46,206

7,790

98,041

58,146

39,606

289

107,889

9,179

277,127

33,189

10,588

5,764

16,837

55,698

23,639

12,601

10,693

1,866

6,899

15,305

4,468

1,581

2,887

10,837

41,296

2,839

7,574

21,348

9,536

25,733

2,232

7,696

8,448

7,357

59,431

57,395

2,036

46,474

3,453

3,511

1,523

7,865

1,938

6,301

2,975

1,827

2,831

11,483

2,767

115,579

69,398

46,181

27,119

9,777

13,982

248

3,112

18,495

1,574

9,285

1,397

1,877

2,738

889

2,38-

1,546

3,258

906

1,925

38,329

1,324

4,413

2,819

1,594

12,474

4,342

15,77i

730,235

266,304

52,522

45,143

7,378

97,176

57,381

39,509

286

107,614

8,992

271,099

32,585

10,460

5,518

16,607

54,840

23,102

12,525

10,618

1,844

6,750

15,015

4,347

1,543

2,804

10,668

40,470

2,745

7,329

20,953

9,443

25,248

2,190

7,458

8,318

7,283

57,183

55,190

1,993

45,758

3,342

3,446

1,500

7,751

1,951

6,294

2,923

1,738

2,865

11,210

2,738

113,622

68,128

45,494

23,526

9,862

13,376

200

88

17,911

1,527

9,003

1,368

1,772

2,672

862

2,329

1,413

3,190

898

1,881

37,77:

1,286

4,336

2,778

1,55"

12,208

4,235

15,71

3,103

83

178

-34

212

41

114

-73

(*)

-184

48

707

143

2

62

79

177

78

60

3

10

26

55

30

15

15

25

55

7

11

33

4

17

20

18

-39

-46

6

253

19

2

C)

(*)

-4

1

13

12

3

208

-2

255

234

21

1,894

-218

59

2,054

98

3

24

67

-24

257

18

7

6

(•)

5

5

(*)

C)

6

-2

C)

(*)

-29

-30

1

1

(••

c:

76

19

58

139

90

12

37

10

5

1

1,780

185

126

124

2

22

-20

43

-1

3

35

2,064

-28

7

13

-49

138

166

9

-38

26

-25

-10

31

-10

41

-41

116

47

61

63

-55

68

-10

105

11

-38

1,836

1,844

-8

-56

20

7

-2

-43

23

20

21

-23

-50

-33

-149

-164

14

-227

-5P

-22

-2,163

-149

99

76

24

-16

-100

(•)

-143

-89

-1,849

-3

12

9

-24

-558

-93

-321

-43

-80

-20

-30

-8

3

-11

-22

-53

11

-32

-27

-5

-35

-1

-28

-12

6

-893

-891

-2

-279

-4

-17

1

-22

2

-97

-20

-1

-52

-67

-2

-247

-206

-41

190

-100

270

-3

23

-9

-26

-50

22

12,541

2,663

1,064

890

174

813

227

3

593

192

5,111

487

106

159

222

1,084

388

327

136

66

168

274

69

31

38

206

707

29

204

325

148

391

45

147

112

87

1,373

1,327

46

795

76

70

23

130

31

81

39

57

40

182

2,022

1,387

636

1,596

200

288

44

1,064

545

37

304

38

114

69

28

55

60

42

121

70

51

204

11

122

719,614

260,911

47,526

41,537

5,989

96,438

56,404

39,755

278

107,406

9,541

268,914

31,931

10,262

5,448

16,221

53,784

23,159

11,840

10,331

1,778

6,675

15,077

4,542

1,556

2,986

10,535

39,204

3,120

7,302

19,488

9,294

24,788

2,197

7,426

8,018

7,148

59,149

57,261

1,888

44,981

3,252

3,464

1,524

7,511

1,904

6,134

2,888

1,774

2,845

11,020

2,664

113,299

67,869

45,430

21,37

7,541

12,492

231

1,113

17,410

1,520

8,750

1,315

1,746

2,550

866

2,27.

1,376

3,200

740

1,824

37,70

1,38

4,457

3,012

1,445

12,207

4,030

15,629

586,037

220,847

25,666

20,939

4,727

84,414

48,163

36,039

212

102,389

8,379

210,550

23,728

7,915

3,304

12,510

39,394

19,665

6,972

6,113

1,372

5,272

12,299

3,905

1,268

2,637

8,394

28,151

2,641

5,663

12,743

7,104

19,805

1,634

6,115

6,810

5,245

53,433

51,971

1,462

33,739

2,226

2,719

1,225

5,738

1,083

5,031

2,203

1,423

2,169

8,043

1,878

94,71

55,07:

39,64

16,503

5,470

10,403

142

487

12,449

964

5,707

1,191

1,517

552

1,565

1,018

2,781

648

1,332

30,972

1,238

3,430

2,338

1,092

11,458

3,292

11,554

75,801

10,509

2,548

1,992

556

4,706

2,760

1,900

46

2,650

605

39,084

6,064

1,795

1,538

2,731

10,324

2,027

3,538

3,512

272

975

1,810

366

173

193

1,444

6,222

223

928

3,433

1,638

3,530

470

833

842

1,385

2,927

2,705

221

8,207

765

542

246

1,241

706

739

443

193

480

2,267

585

14,073

9,511

4,562

3,572

1,559

1,788

41

184

3,826

378

2,418

335

420

229

549

287

318

64

360

4,738

72

24'

16i

8

39S

400

3,620

30,156

19,345

14,251

13,768

484

4,356

4,189

156

11

641

97

7,009

924

250

265

409

1,553

400

622

316

58

157

345

44

30

14

301

1,934

262

480

33

112

163

171

479

414

65

1,295

122

51

264

59

146

108

33

5'

351

95

1,722

1,275

448

779

390

226

12

151

538

45

311

49

27

103

32

7

IE

6S

763

12

296

65

23

152

104

200

27,620

10,211

5,062

223

2,962

1,293

1,659

10

1,727

460

12,272

1,214

303

341

570

2,513

1,067

709

390

77

271

623

227

85

142

396

2,897

250

449

973

60

366

202

346

2,311

2,170

140

1,740

140

153

4,

268

55

218

133

125

138

359

106

2,786

2,011

775

523

121

75

36

291

598

133

31

15

86

99

5'

5'

39

3i

13

69

1,230

59

484

443

4:

19*

23-

25.

26,139

8,194

6,469

4,669

1,800

1,603

1,742

-149

10

483

-362

8,214

1,259

326

316

616

1,914

480

761

362

88

224

229

-74

25

-99

302

2,093

-281

272

1,860

242

945

35

270

430

209

282

134

148

1,493

201

47

-1

355

33

16'

87

5:

-14

463

103

2,280

1,529

751

5,74

2,236

1,490

17

1,998

1,085

54

535

188

23

111

58

166

625

-57

-44

-193

149

267

31

147

-3,407

-570

118

92

26

-471

-360

-110

-1

-163

-54

-1,745

-126

-12

-40

-73

-560

-20

-312

-81

-54

-93

-41

22

-8

30

-63

-581

58

30

-569

-100

-96

-11

-52

-1

-32

466

476

-10

-809

-77

-11

-30

-41

-127

r:

20

-75

-434

-34

-514

-487

-27

-319

-329

177

-169

-69

-46

-17

-10

-2C

-60

-106

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Table III.D 3.—Sales by Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

dectronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

AH countries..

Developed countries....

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)...

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, Ne w Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

N e w Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Car

ibbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

730,235

536,905

108,038

364,405

301,970

21,136

4,279

41,404

67,248

2,414

4,703

24,476

726

27,580

108,005

62,435

3,182

1,547

7,374

1,347

8,326

6,274

33,283

631

472

25,788

38,674

28,669

2,163

7,841

185,215

103,857

47,974

5,104

26,045

1,303

4,401

803

1,828

7,240

1,250

17,316

11,269

3,044

3,004

38,567

5,921

20,088

1,036

7,046

2,521

683

1,272

15,755

6,139

2,226

3,473

439

9,616

389

4,458

4,769

16,699

589

9,517

4,060

2,534

48,903

7,516

618

12,543

4,319

3,596

14,114

604

1,86'

2,590

1,137

8,116

43,12

266,304

164,411

25,840

113,714

90,376

5,920

2,548

(

D

)

19,318

1,561

(

D

)

8,154

252

8,588

33,851

23,339

(

D

)

(

D

)

5,744

(

D

)

439

2,195

12,318

D

13,556

11,301

7,815

776

2,711

95,314

41,842

12,430

729

6'94

D

2

1,806

923

566

540

3,180

1,515

(

r

26,232

4,368

14,783

843

13,516

5,665

2,002

3,399

265

7,850

(

D

;

3,956

r

9,835

0

3,969

3,731

2,135

30,121

2,292

(•

10,885

2,322

1,316

11,008

0

1,665

50.

6,579

27,901

271,099

220,235

53,224

144,739

132,699

8,846

649

19,325

38,057

503

3,191

10,036

444

11,092

40,556

12,039

(

D

)

78

471

606

6,220

1,968

1,789

120

(

D

)

5,880

16,392

12,188

806

3,398

50,864

39,506

28,424

3,223

17,038

383

1,846

181

320

4,848

586

10,406

9,438

173

796

676

22

0

329

74

221

930

150

50

0

100

780

0

179

600

495

301

143

9,933

1,135

508

484

1,618

1,678

1,877

41

1,496

521

202

32,585

24,874

5,258

16,807

15,576

472

292

2,186

2,887

31

436

1,093

0

2,761

5,417

1,231

106

0

(

D

)

96

649

()

3

0

648

2,161

1,434

95

631

7,711

6,717

4,733

601

2,408

31

384

47

71

1,036

155

1,893

1,554

53

285

91

(

D

)

0

873

0

(

510

n

c

54,840

43,785

7,479

30,719

27,716

3,084

(

D

)

4,510

5,998

269

789

2,349

(

D

)

4,028

6,540

3,003

68

(

D

)

57

99

1,568

503

661

(

D

)

0

1,659

3,928

3,264

170

494

11,056

9,096

6,520

917

3,870

97

538

53

117

896

32

2,207

1,941

72

193

369

0

0

40

o

33

223

53

(

D

;

o

c

170

0

(

D

(

D

:

159

109

1,578

210

180

130

88

478

58

(

r

11

155

15,015

12,036

2,911

8,414

7,897

369

(

D

)

838

2,612

(

D

)

(

D

)

529

(

D

)

841

2,539

517

()

282

65

114

0

0

108

603

208

2,979

2,473

1,965

134

1,045

126

94

18

(

D

)

195

(

448

4

(

o

0

221

0

0

0

177

40,470

36,339

4,971

27,189

25,245

1,249

5,614

6,884

0

762

2,954

1,050

6,687

1,944

0

5

801

895

115

0

0

2,300

1,879

1,368

5

506

4,131

3,315

2,850

2,376

0

3

0

0

(

466

466

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

;

o

o

796

92

72

536

25,248

17,270

4,120

11,906

10,067

1,042

154

1,148

3,497

(

D

)

238

1,306

(

D

)

278

2,357

1,838

(

D

)

139

887

193

0

536

708

534

40

134

7,977

2,674

1,619

160

1,168

34

(

D

)

124

(

919

0

107

0

0

5,099

641

0

159

1,335

335

1,034

267

820

297

57,183

49,026

19,015

25,391

23,620

D

()

1,260

11,591

0

(

D

)

320

0

70

9,040

1,771

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

1,561

67

0

0

0

4,616

(

D

)

(

D

)

911

8,157

7,558

5,236

(

D

)

2,879

D

2,323

2,323

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

0

45,758

36,904

9,469

24,313

22,579

(

D

)

99

3,770

4,588

152

(

D

)

1,484

247

2,064

7,976

1,734

337

(

D

)

88

78

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113,622

99,141

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79,843

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1,054

186

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23,526

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4,288

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37,773

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128

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239

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126

240

3,677

3,382

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2,334

189

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)

1,237

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D

)

475

(

D

)

473

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119

738

107

40

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0

3,957

(

D

)

2,605

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D

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(

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)

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Table III.D 4.—Sales by Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction /

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

730,235

266,304

52,522

45,143

7,378

97,176

57,381

39,509

286

107,614

8,992

271,099

32,585

10,460

5,518

16,607

54,840

23,102

12,525

10,618

1,844

6,750

15,015

4,347

1,543

2,804

10,668

40,470

2,745

7,329

20,953

9,443

25,248

2,190

7,458

8,318

7,283

57,183

55,190

1,993

45,758

3,342

3,446

1,500

7,751

1,951

6,294

2,923

1,738

2,865

11,210

2,738

113,622

68,128

45,494

23,526

9,862

13,376

200

88

17,911

1,527

9,003

1,368

1,772

2,672

862

2,329

1,413

3,190

898

1,881

37,773

1,286

4,336

2,778

1,557

12,208

4,233

15,711

536,905

164.411

20,169

18,479

1,690

83,921

52,361

(

D

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()

58,258

2,063

220,235

24,874

8,351

4,211

12,312

43,785

19,929

9,501

7,468

1,203

5,683

12,036

3,151

1,151

2,000

8,885

36,339

D

5,811

19,340

17,270

1,642

6,117

4,039

5,472

49,026

47,292

1,735

36,904

2,799

2,737

1,332

5,667

1,719

3,858

2,271

1,411

2,388

10,494

2,228

99,141

60,480

38,661

14,065

4,479

9,352

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0

14,341

901

7,849

1,210

1,559

0

760

1,278

2,750

177

1,385

24,712

189

3,203

1,702

1,501

5,605

1,297

14,419

108,038

25,840

D

472

17,275

17,233

0

42

53,224

5,258

1,214

674

3,370

7,479

3,724

1,120

1,023

D

()

2,911

828

429

399

2,083

4,971

D

679

()

4,120

460

()

2,762

19,015

17,997

1,018

9,469

(

D

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689

853

2,662

327

(

D

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305

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1,079

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9,180

6,460

2,719

6,236

1,540

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11,292

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7,295

364,405

113,714

12,397

11,395

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62,638

35,128

27,376

134

37,082

1,597

144,739

16,807

6,486

2,452

7,868

30,719

13,614

6,929

5,294

477

4,405

8,414

2,230

713

1,517

6,185

27,189

2,154

3,943

15,331

5,761

11,906

973

(

D)

3,049

(

D)

25,391

24,675

716

24,313

2,298

1,866

408

2,586

1,047

1,971

1,605

1,134

1,335

8,789

1,274

79,843

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10,452

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1,346

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3,376

387

5,541

301,970

90,376

(

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6,718

D

()

35,128

(

D)

134

19,436

1,597

132,699

15,576

6,050

2,290

7,235

27,716

11,842

6,479

4,785

(

D)

()

7,897

1,905

592

1,314

5,992

25,245

(

D)

3,798

(

D)

5,302

10,067

885

4,180

2,936

2,065

23,620

22,904

716

22,579

(

D)

1,709

380

2,270

(

D)

1,880

1,557

(

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8,518

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35,748

19,654

5,876

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r

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8,702

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5,172

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0

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1,210

101

769

8,915

119

45

348

c

62,435

23,339

D

4,677

(

D

()

0

17,646

0

12,039

1,231

436

161

633

3,003

1,772

450

510

()

517

324

121

203

193

1,944

(

D)

144

(

D)

459

1,838

87

(

D)

113

(

D)

1,771

1,771

0

1,734

(

D)

157

29

315

(

D)

91

48

212

271

149

24,441

11,605

12,836

278

203

41

0

34

1,750

112

1,299

135

341

(

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136

26

139

588

1

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25,788

13,556

(

D)

5,880

648

()

1,659

305

708

530

0

116

108

(

D)

0

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2,300

0

142

(

536

0

0

4

4

0

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0

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0

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128

5,170

3,029

2,141

738

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640

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c:

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0

0

(

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52

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0

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0

0

22

218

38,674

11,301

()

216

4,008

0

()

4,245

D

16,392

2,161

(

D)

()

3,928

2,287

744

620

()

603

(

D)

9

(

D)

(

D)

1,879

(

D)

1,047

(

D)

463

708

210

()

4,616

4,616

0

2,497

D

211

498

4,948

3,639

1,310

937

515

418

3

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3,67'

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1,365

185,215

95,314

29,539

26,665

2,874

13,256

5,019

(

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(

49,357

3,163

50,864

7,711

2,109

1,307

4,295

11,056

3,173

3,024

3,151

641

1,066

2,979

1,196

392

804

1,783

4,131

(

D)

1,519

1,614

(

D)

7,977

547

1,341

4,279

1,811

8,157

7,898

258

8,854

543

709

168

2,084

231

2,436

652

327

478

716

510

14,481

7,647

9,462

5,383

4,025

D

3,570

626

1,154

15"

213

0

101

(

D)

135

439

721

496

11,525

1,097

1,133

1,077

56

6,603

1,400

1,292

103,857

41,842

4,085

2,874

1,211

(

D)

()

29,248

D

39,506

6,717

1,833

1,028

3,856

9,096

2,848

2,222

2,598

424

1,004

2,473

D

3,315

D

1,263

(

D)

671

2,674

445

616

416

1,197

7,558

7,527

31

7,673

414

594

(

D)

1,896

(

D)

2,045

592

307

709

370

8,105

3,846

4,259

8,796

5,173

(

D)

1,564

424

701

94

324

71

117

135

103

4,044

856

707

0

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1,103

354

1,025

15,755

13,516

9,627

592

930

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0

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107

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279

51

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77

335

16,699

9,835

3,295

2,658

638

495

()

159

(

D)

(

D)

41

(

0

(

D)

97

(

D)

(

D)

15

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D)

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110

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0

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D)

5

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9

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4

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756

56

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56

0

0

321

4,138

C

(*

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48,903

30,121

12,531

12,098

433

0

13,664

(

D)

9,933

873

267

1,578

(

D)

613

177

0

0

0

177

796

0

150

5,099

(

D)

651

3,844

D

(

227

0

0

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0

0

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0

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21

6

131

5,251

2,766

2,486

(

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1

449

0

221

63

53

15

53

0

166

2,605

165

(

1,273

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Table III.D 5.—Foreign Income Taxes of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

30,156

17,341

3,139

12,271

9,687

319

103

725

1,181

20

34

508

28

400

6,369

2,584

53

40

1,825

34

163

105

330

26

8

682

1,249

942

44

263

12,678

2,742

1,753

111

670

51

168

(

D

)

259

239

(

D

)

437

304

56

77

553

8

26

43

239

(

D

)

2

(

D

)

4,042

2,152

(

D

(

D

16

1,891

1,340

548

2,606

(

D

)

353

1,822

(

D

)

3,287

81

32

2,616

213

88

131

21

30

41

32

137

8,601

Petroleum

19,345

8,902

1,624

6,842

4,988

10

47

-21

14

2

8

-4

C)

125

4,807

1,854

C)

4

1,767

8

16

-1

51

(

D

)

(

D

)

116

321

231

(

D

)

(

D

)

10,309

1,079

692

65

47

(

D

)

59

(D)

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59

34

73

(

D

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33

(

D

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314

(•)

(*)

(

D

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(

D

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(

D

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11

3,908

2,125

(

D

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(

D

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8

1,783

( • •

1,326

457

2,495

0

(

D

)

1,828

(

D

)

2,827

(

D

1

2,584

(

D

)

(

D

)

35

0

(*)

(

D

)

5

134

8,286

Manufacturing

Total

7,009

5,518

889

3,744

3,449

215

20

510

986

9

17

399

25

167

1,103

295

13

2

22

15

105

76

49

9

3

382

503

357

23

122

1,491

1,187

859

34

561

10

99

7

(

D

)

105

(

D

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312

272

4

37

16

C)

0

4

1

3

C)

8

42

4

1

0

3

38

0

10

28

9

6

3

0

(*)

252

21

29

18

17

54

50

11

23

10

20

143

Food and

kindred

products

924

657

163

362

331

5

10

37

67

1

3

24

0

34

151

31

4

0

(*)

2

10

6

8

1

0

(

D

)

(

D

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29

(

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51

267

224

136

4

53

2

27

2

5

36

7

85

71

1

13

3

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1

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1

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1

0

0

1

7

0

0

7

(*)

0

(*)

0

(*)

35

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0

3

1

18

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4

1

4

41

Chemicals and

allied

products

1,553

1,110

159

710

686

122

1

118

174

6

6

56

3

16

183

24

1

1

2

2

14

-3

6

2

0

88

154

127

6

20

443

351

227

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158

7

32

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6

29

(*)

118

107

2

9

6

0

0

1

1

1

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2

18

2

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1

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8

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2

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0

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71

2

12

8

2

22

1

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c

6

14

46

Primary

and

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metals

345

271

33

205

195

9

C)

19

70

0

W

10

2

18

67

11

0

0

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0

8

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11

21

11

(*)

9

74

61

53

4

26

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1

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D

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D

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7

5

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0

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(*)

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0

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0

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0

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Machinery,

except

electrical

1,934

1,741

172

1,361

1,275

9

C)

248

373

0

1

248

1

60

335

87

3

0

(*)

3

(

D

)

(

D

)

2

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

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13

192

153

118

6

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35

35

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0

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0

0

(*)

(•)

0

0

0

(•)

39

8

(

(*)

25

0

1

0

0

-1

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

480

344

95

189

139

(

D

)

4

13

44

0

2

22

(

D

)

3

33

49

1

1

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4

(D)

1

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2

0

34

26

21

1

4

136

74

46

1

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2

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0

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4

0

0

0

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4

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4

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0

0

0

56

12

(

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6

6

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D

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6

Transportation

equipment

479

450

42

333

292

(

D

)

C)

12

126

0

(*)

6

0

2

(D)

41

1

0

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manufacturing

1,295

944

225

584

532

36

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33

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3

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103

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237

25

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D

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(

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1

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8

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1

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46

Wholesale trade

1,722

1,399

162

974

685

75

33

159

121

7

5

70

1

49

164

289

33

29

29

5

17

22

146

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133

130

72

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(

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323

157

104

2

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0

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10

108

27

0

7

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D

)

6

40

6

(

D

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71

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

779

534

181

290

220

-1

C)

8

12

(*)

2

8

2

14

175

70

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0

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0

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26

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Services

538

421

88

278

217

19

2

54

24

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63

61

7

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6

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8

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15

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31

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9

117

54

39

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9

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3

23

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2

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33

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24

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ndustries

763

567

196

143

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All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

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[Millions of dollars]

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe . .

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama ... .

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Esrvpt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International . .

Addendum—OPEC

All

industries

26,139

14,405

2,930

9,927

7,287

390

104

295

1,272

27

754

346

130

602

3,367

2,641

-155

41

787

20

156

44

1,664

19

64

375

1,173

842

49

283

11,030

5,694

2,049

410

843

-117

188

53

265

369

39

-112

-629

518

-1

3,757

211

1,925

46

1,133

83

328

31

395

693

600

144

-52

-298

11

150

-459

1,216

66

785

296

69

3,725

598

29

2,016

366

50-

46

120

3'

704

3,859

Petroleum

8,194

3,394

1,248

1,748

685

-152

18

163

10

-376

-2

73

1,107

1,063

749

4

-17

348

108

289

187

19

83

4,170

839

435

79

-75

77

249

59

22

22

-5

382

71

93

-11

322

644

569

139

-64

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187

(

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652

393

238

17

2,357

63

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1,971

221

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C

(

D

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19

630

3,055

Manufacturing

Total

8,214

6,437

948

4,803

4,572

225

39

375

1,032

6

731

579

11

155

1,419

230

2

22

20

63

58

111

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244

441

267

24

150

1,777

942

1,306

269

762

-106

120

19

2

222

18

-376

-425

31

19

12

6

0

-14

16

52

1

0

6

45

0

8

37

26

6

15

(

D

(

D

757

143

20

33

116

-30

327

23

101

11

13

301

Food and

kindred

products

1,259

1,031

239

635

583

17

35

60

(*)

104

37

0

88

242

52

3

0

6

18

0

29

129

50

5

74

227

288

251

25

73

2

36

6

3

91

14

30

14

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-69

(

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-92

(

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(

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(

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102

Chemicals and

allied

products

1,914

1,560

215

1,136

1,101

137

105

226

3

358

86

-93

271

36

-1

2

-2

12

2

21

0

32

176

147

9

21

354

233

327

88

154

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39

1

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52

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5

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97

15

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(

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80

*rimary

and

abricated

metals

229

252

75

140

139

3

-2

71

(

D

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2

16

43

2

0

6

-9

4

0

0

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29

15

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-7

8

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13

Machinery,

except

electrical

2,093

1,777

171

1,413

1,306

"35

215

241

0

163

339

77

306

107

0

(*)

41

51

4

0

0

148

45

32

(*)

13

315

129

188

150

0

(*)

0

0

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-59

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

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0

0

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D

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0

0

(

D

185

17

(

D

(

D

142

0

(

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I

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

945

474

127

302

246

36

8

-2

84

40

51

16

10

56

7

5

11

0

31

13

6

2

471

45

59

1

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0

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0

0

0

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(

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(

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8

15

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(

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404

83

(

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95

16

98

16

81

(

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14

transportation

equipment

282

313

-124

486

562

(*)

241

0

-5

0

5

271

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0

0

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3

0

0

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103

83

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0

0

0

0

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(

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81

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manufacturing

1,493

1,029

245

689

635

6

24

109

8

68

1

46

276

54

3

-2

5

-18

2

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

-3

98

50

9

38

464

399

385

86

216

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42

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3

c

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10

0

0

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(

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2,280

1,616

162

1,372

588

202

42

1

-8

6

1

43

1

60

241

784

-85

29

22

(*)

25

2

774

-19

101

53

5

43

665

158

118

12

39

2

-6

6

63

(*)

-60

-113

52

C)

100

69

c

t

12

32

15

8

6

17

(

D

(

D

c

110

(

D

33

29

(

D

364

24J

11

11

(D

65

(

D

10

149

Finance

(except

banking),

nsurance,

and real

estate

5,742

1,959

418

1,373

993

115

1

4

91

1

51

29

120

121

460

380

-1

0

-15

0

(*)

1

358

0

37

42

126

130

-2

-1

3,782

3,637

91

13

72

1

(*)

-4

0

399

-33

426

6

3,147

62

1,798

1

999

286

26

£

o

0

(•

18

(

6

(

D

-5

0

(

D

114

(

D

(

D

(

D

Services

1,085

646

105

496

333

21

3

43

4

(

D

)

30

0

152

80

163

5

6

57

(*)

63

17

2

43

30

439

119

64

13

16

1

(*)

(

D

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31

i

-22

23

50

-1

25

C

(

D

(

D

27

(

D

22

14

11

(

D

(

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8

(

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(

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212

32

38

24

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(

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D

(*

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27

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ndustries

625

354

48

136

116

-19

1

-10

(

D

)

43

0

41

59

20

-1

3

0

6

(*)

11

(

D

)

-2

173

175

(

D

)

197

-1

35

24

29

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

-2

-102

-8

66

D5

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

26

-60

11

10

(

D

)

-71

-18

(

D

)

162

0

137

(

D

)

96

(

D

)

3

(

D

)

-1

(

D

)

(

D

)

-4

74

84

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[Millions of dollars]

Developed countries

All

countries

26,139

8,194

6,469

4,669

1,800

1,603

1742

-149

10

483

-362

8,214

1,259

326

316

616

1,914

480

761

362

88

224

229

-74

25

-99

302

2,093

-281

272

1,860

242

945

35

270

430

209

282

134

148

1,493

201

47

-1

355

33

167

87

52

-14

463

103

2,280

1,529

751

5,742

2,236

1,490

17

1,998

1,085

54

535

82

132

188

23

111

170

58

166

101

625

-57

-44

-193

149

267

312

147

Total

14,405

3,394

2,509

2,310

199

907

1333

-83

60

6,437

1,031

269

346

416

1,560

343

731

205

72

210

252

-13

17

-30

266

1,777

186

1,598

474

31

166

132

145

313

240

73

1,029

189

36

-3

165

43

41

76

28

-27

392

88

1,616

1,078

538

1,959

481

385

(

D)

646

39

379

69

95

17

149

27

-2

53

354

-1

-25

-186

162

133

65

181

Canada

2,930

1,248

33

663

662

0

1

948

239

56

28

154

215

8

78

46

75

26

35

-9

48

171

-40

127

16

70

-124

-193

69

245

-5

-19

114

21

8

-18

61

18

162

94

68

418

64

264

-4

94

105

4S

8

r

21

24

19

48

1

-180

(

D

(

D

31

54

142

Europe

Total

9,927

1,748

1,769

1,625

144

132

671

-542

3

-186

33

4,803

635

189

226

220

1,136

202

608

154

36

136

140

-39

-19

-21

180

1,413

-220

201

1,297

135

302

23

79

486

482

4

689

152

48

9

42

17

12

36

9

-7

323

49

1,372

885

487

1,373

377

74

(

D)

496

30

301

48

87

11

130

c

28

136

c

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8

97

t

23

European

Communities (10)

7,287

685

955

671

3

-544

33

4,572

583

181

213

189

1,101

184

601

150

139

-30

-3

-26

168

1,306

197

123

246

21

91

76

58

562

558

4

635

35

8

41

8

36

-5

324

47

588

404

184

993

331

66

(

D)

333

25

172

37

28

8

127

-1

18

116

6

4

(

D)

(

D)

(D

Other

2,641

1,063

6 7 D0

o

0

358

0

230

52

8

12

31

36

18

7

4

2

-10

-15

6

12

107

4

12

56

2

D3

-76

-76

0

54

13

1

H

4

(*)

-2

-1

2

784

481

N 303

380

45

7

-1

328

163

6

129

10

59

J

3

16

-1

10

20

C

(

D)

(

D

(

D

(

D

Japan

375

108

0

0

0

0

o

0

244

29

(°)

32

6

21

-8

0

13

8

0

(

D)

148

0

3

31

0

0

(*)

0

-3

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

13

0

-4

-19

22

-41

42

(*)

35

1

c

2

4

1

0

0

-6

0

-2

0

0

0

0

0

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Australia,

N ew

Zealand,

and South

Africa

1,173

289

22

111

0

-10

441

1 2 D9

(

D)

176

127

23

13

29

(*)

(

D)

4D5

22

18

13

-8

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-49

-49

0

98

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

19

IS

101

77

24

126

41

12

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74

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3 D

(*

(

D

11

(

D

(

D

(

D

173

-6

150

(

D

(

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c

2:

Total

11,030

4,170

2,842

2,359

483

696

408

566

65

1,777

227

57

-30

200

354

138

30

157

16

14

-24

-60

8

-69

37

315

86

262

471

5

104

298

65

-31

-106

75

464

12

11

2

189

-10

126

10

24

14

70

15

665

451

213

3,782

1,755

1,105

(

D)

439

15

156

13

37

6

(

D

21

31

168

47

197

-57

-19

-12

134

173

-34

Latin

America

5,694

839

294

115

180

24P)9

942

288

45

74

169

233

130

-26

123

(*)

7

-46

P)(

D 129)

12

6

45

-3

23

12

13

-106

-101

-5

399

10

-5

174

92

22

29

11

70

7

158

83

76

3,637

1,706

(

D)

119

-14

94

7

24

57

4

21

c

(

D)

-1

-46

-1

(

D)

42

55

-50

Other

Africa

395

322

192

96

96

0

0

52

-1

(*)

15

0

0

0

(

D)

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0

0

0

8

0

(°)

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(

D)

(

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on

o

o

0

0

1

32

30

3

26

1

-1

22

14

0

3

(*)

0

0

0

-60

-20

(

D)

0

-37

Middle

East

1,216

652

231

137

94

-1

o

26

0

0

10

1

(°)

o0

0

o

o

15

3

0

0

0

-11

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

-1

c

110

101

9

6

g

(*)

-o3

260

9

31

0

1

(

D

0

(

D

36

162

0

(*

(*

0

116

46

0

Other

Asia and

Pacific

3,725

2,357

2,125

2,011

114

0

0

136

757

-69

12

97

42

(

D)

12

0

0

0

12

185

0

(

D)

11

404

73

283

(D)

80

(D)

(

D)

<*>

(D)

-5

c:

364

238

126

114

4

43

38

1£

3

0

5

0

(

D

96

10

(

D

(

D

(

D

12

(

D

(

D

International

704

630

1,117

1,117

-487

74

74

Developing countries

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Table III.D 8.—Income Statement of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Equity in

net

income of

other

foreign

affiliates

Income

from

other

equity

investments

Exchange

gains/

losses

from

translating

financial

statements

 1

Other

Costs and expenses

Total

Cost of

goods

sold

Selling,

general,

and

administrative

expenses

oreign

income

taxes

Other

Net

income

Addenda

Total

capital

gains/

losses

(=cols.

6

Capital

gains/

losses not

included

in

income

 3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining)

and natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery productsOther

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials

handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication

equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products.

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and

real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government..

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and

computers)

Computer and data processing servicesOther

Motion pictures, including television tape

and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying

services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication,

public utilities

Retail trade

745,753

273,337

6,634

1,016

5,618

216,482

215,181

(

D)

(

49,708

514

360,024

39,051

5,400

(

D)

(

82,162

41,441

20,745

14,912

2,208

2,856

22,887

10>396

2,510

7,885

12,491

61,870

2,802

9,576

40,158

9,334

29,760

2,050

10,483

5,677

11,549

71,497

64,358

7,139

52,798

7,705

3,427

1,674

4,865

2,575

7,392

434

1,776

2,843

17,845

2,261

41,652

14,521

27,130

27,506

1,781

21,194

(

D:

8,151

315

3,429

1,094

289

156

490

1,399

2,527

373

825

35,082

1,344

382

140

242

10,743

9,252

13,362

730,235

270,317

6,314

1,013

5,301

214,602

213,341

D

()

48,945

455

350,072

38,215

5,288

(

D)

(

80,089

40,343

20,118

14,684

2,143

2,800

22,145

10,170

2,401

7,768

11,976

59,672

2,582

9,118

38,887

9,086

28,877

1,961

10,136

5,522

11,258

69,095

62,094

7,002

51,980

7,511

3,360

1,650

4,779

2,592

7,352

436

1,681

2,834

17,541

2,244

41,164

14,368

26,796

26,476

1,696

20,309D

0

7,862

306

3,328

1,065

274

142

473

1,374

641

2,435

352

34,344

1,278

330

106

223

10,483

8,976

13,278

3,103

12

152

-54

205

-495

-484

(

344

11

2,349

273

38

(

620

209

329

66

3

13

72

-54

1

-54

125

709

29

189

414

76

339

54

147

72

-149

61

423

40

4

3

11

20

13

284

9

59

22

37

365

70

287

(*

C

14

6

6

276

1

26

26

14!

11

257

27

-1

4

18

18

0

0

7

-1

151

7

1

1,780

66

-27

2

-29

25

(*)

1

55

13

1,667

-20

()

-20

164

-118

-36

-13

-17

30

78

3

75

-49

150

103

33

54

-40

-65

-10

4

-17

-42

1,832

1,879

-47

-239

37

-15

-14

-15

-78

29

-4

24

-4

-178

-21

75

36

39

•2,163

-151

14

C)

14

-170

-171

(•)

C)

1

4

-2,180

-12

-5

()

-634

-271

-314

-63

10

4

-77

-27

-3

-23

-50

-115

-11

10

-106

-8

-45

-1

2

-14

-32

-1,028

-982

-46

-270

-15

-10

10

-100

-1

-56

-103

-4

•52

-60

8

183

229

-56

12,541

3,066

178

56

123

2,501

2,452

(

D)

(

355

31

7,965

588

79

2,025

994

668

243

65

55

673

190

80

110

482

1,453

100

225

910

218

636

47

190

105

294

1,693

1,524

169

897

130

85

36

61

48

96

4

49

53

302

34

403

155

248

401

(

D)

263

(.

27

240

101

36

63

14

26

467

41

1-

8

164

140

107

719,614

265,435

5,357

975

4,382

211,077

209,785

(

D)

()

48,592

410

345,757

37,417

5,167

D

(

78,156

39,873

19,199

14,337

2,063

2,684

22,320

10,271

2,473

7,798

12,049

57,763

2,771

37,119

8,930

28,139

1,967

10,006

5,156

11,010

71,043

64,296

6,747

50,919

7,376

3,378

1,645

4,682

2,533

7,189

416

1,690

2,788

17,065

2,157

41,206

14,198

27,009

25,887

1,619

20,088

(

r

7,636

294

3,272

1,042

273

148

470

1,339

616

2,356

317

780

33,692

1,342

400

112

288

10,480

8,363

13,106

586,037

226,294

4,009

567

3,442

175,354

174,268

(

D)

()

46,663

268

267,046

27,802

4,031

(

D)

(

55,587

31,645

11,461

8,845

1,583

2,053

18,798

8,820

1,977

6,843

9,978

41,576

2,366

7,362

25,089

6,758

21,854

1,466

7,908

4,270

8,209

63,366

58,228

5,138

38,064

5,461

2,557

1,373

3,741

1,445

5,927

317

1,340

2,241

12,092

1,571

38,141

12,174

25,967

20,693

1,100

15,986

(

D;

5,415

133

2,177

663

183

124

333

875

355

1,960

229

562

28,447

1,228

313

85

228

9,893

10,081

75,801

11,704

500

59

441

10,094

10,040

(

D)

(

1,033

76

52,596

7,280

812

14,640

3,642

5,755

4,556

258

429

2,168

777

337

439

1,391

9,827

241

7,025

1,623

4,534

389

1,573

630

1,942

4,355

3,301

1,054

9,792

1,502

612

181

699

935

854

72

203

387

3,903

444

2,039

1,461

578

3,944

453

3,271

(

D:

1,61

123

878

307

22

103

205

203

57

146

3,906

6:

22

19

31

820

2,689

30,156

16,616

641

241

400

15,672

15,569

(

D)

()

290

13

11,459

1,072

140

(

4,560

2,908

984

411

()

444

189

37

152

255

2,586

18

2,049

231

780

32

213

142

392

694

439

254

1,323

192

78

27

108

58

169

14

40

50

509

78

330

269

61

756

419

0

126

62

647

(*

8

8

125

325

189

27,620

10,821

206

107

98

9,957

9,908

(

D)

()

606

53

14,656

1,263

184

(

3,369

1,678

998

525

()

911

485

121

364

425

3,774

146

354

2,956

318

971

79

312

113

466

2,628

2,328

301

1,740

220

132

64

135

95

239

13

107

110

56!

696

293

403

494

0

412

0

('

260

30

91

11

22

5

2

33

287

14

26,139

7,902

1,277

41

1,236

5,405

5,396

(

D)

()

1,116

104

14,267

1,634

233

()

4,006

1,568

1,546

575

145

172

566

124

37

87

442

4,107

32

633

3,039

404

1,621

477

522

539

454

62

392

1,879

330

49

29

182

42

204

18

86

55

780

104

445

324

122

1,619

162

1,106

(

r

516

20

157

52

20

6C

66

17

56

45

1,390

255

-3,407

-935

-13

2

-16

-975

-976

(*)

2

36

17

-2,436

-126

-5

(

-768

-221

-432

-100

-2

-13

-47

51

C)

52

-99

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91

44

-757

-88

-110

-11

5

-31

-74

310

403

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-983

-71

-24

-13

-10

-68

-123

-59

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-24

23

-24

47

2

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12

C

1

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Table IH.D 9.—Sales by Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical....,

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film.

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services..

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

730,235

270,317

6,314

1,013

5,301

214,602

213,341

D

48,945

455

350,072

38,215

5,288

D

()

80,089

40,343

20,118

14,684

2,143

2,800

22,145

10,170

2,401

7,768

11,976

59,672

2,582

9,118

38,887

9,086

28,877

1,961

10,136

5,522

11,258

69,095

62,094

7,002

51,980

7,511

3,360

1,650

4,779

2,592

7,352

436

1,681

2,834

17,541

2,244

41,164

14,368

26,796

26,476

1,696

20,309

D

7,862

306

3,328

1,065

274

142

473

1,374

641

2,435

352

801

34,344

1,278

330

106

223

10,483

8,976

13,278

536,905

176,147

2,457

758

1,698

140,627

140,430

D

32,953

110

280,289

30,253

3,724

D )

()

60,899

30,347

15,334

11,340

(

D)

(

16,693

7,187

1,640

5,547

9,506

52,393

2,419

7,214

34,672

8,087

19,951

1,621

6,620

3,223

8,486

58,646

52,755

5,891

41,455

5,691

2,744

1,239

4,191

2,303

4,445

400

()

14,936

1,697

31,320

12,443

18,877

19,954

1,302

17,811

62

6,236

)

2,981

, 945

242

)

431

1,775

162

593

22,958

395

176

()

4,939

5,331

12,118

108,038

25,351

842

535

307

22,422

22,400

1

21

60,214

5,861

1,055

(

D)

()

9,639

5,121

1,769

1,897

419

435

3,749

1,166

550

617

2,582

6,714

689

852

3,618

1,555

4,662

276

1,047

440

2,900

20,058

18,276

1,782

9,531

717

573

883

1,468

813

1,579

112

228

864

1,703

591

3,588

D

5,723

340

4,817

(

D)

1,016

(

D)

424

77

49

15

75

208

45

250

(

D)

273

12,146

70

47

()

1,757

3,213

7,059

364,405

124,965

D

1,173

101,551

101,379

D

()

22,012

(

D)

188,243

20,723

2,460

1,608

16,654

44,738

22,941

11,094

8,032

(

D)

10,169

3,931

993

2,938

6,237

39,311

(

D)

26,903

5,478

12,044

952

4,725

2,348

4,019

32,683

29,365

3,318

28,575

4,392

1,968

288

2,556

1,153

2,274

247

1,115

1,407

12,237

939

26,165

12,716

892

11,596

(

D

195

4,712

146

2,241

719

179

()

349

(

D)

461

1,499

125

239

7,605

D

0

(

D)

1,936

1,805

3,701

301,970

101,610

D

()

88,786

88,616

(

D)

11,555

(

D)

161,154

18,682

2,415

D

()

37,328

18,261

9,675

6,907

(

D)

9,136

3,255

D

5,881

31,706

(

D)

()

21,855

4,672

10,879

(

D)

4,347

2,099

(

D)

28,800

(

D)

()

24,623

3,499

1,735

(

D)

2,296

(

D)

2,029

240

1,101

10,566

786

16,980

8,215

8,765

(

82

4,217

(D)

1,979

645

172

)

291

()

202

1,629

3,548

62,435

23,355

D

0

(

D)

12,766

12,763

0

2

10,456

(

D)

27,088

2,040

44

(

7,410

4,680

1,419

1,125

(

D)

(

1,033

677

356

7,606

(

D)

()

5,048

806

1,165

(

D)

378

249

(

D)

3,883

(

D)

3,952

893

233

(

D)

260

(

D)

244

7

306

1,670

152

9,185

D

()

0

(

D)

113

495

(

D)

263

74

0

58

124

176

152

25,788

13,790

5

9,880

1,383

D

()

2,874

868

1,259

581

448

235

214

2,634

0

68

1,076

(

D)

547

391

(

D)

728

(

D)

(

D)

738

(

D)

38

(

D)

(

D)

113

255

59

755

670

86

700

668

0

0

170

0

100

38,674

12,041

(

D)

(

D)

213

(

D)

(

D)

0

21,953

2,287

(

D)

()

1,705

3,648

1,417

1,212

830

D

2,327

1,854

(

D)

473

3,734

(

D)

()

2,168

(

D)

301

44

(

D)

5,177

(

D)

2,612

(

D)

165

(

D)

(

D)

224

(

741

108

811

D

815

(

D)

730

(

D)

0

4

339

0

216

D

2,714

30

1,245

286

D

185,215

88,414

(

D)

255

(

D)

69,941

(

D)

()

0

15,623

D )

68,497

(

D)

1,564

(

D)

5,617

19,010

9,826

4,784

3,345

(

D

)

4,809

(

D)

645

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

162

1,904

4,214

D)

()

339

3,516

2,299

(

D)

9,338

(

D)

10,379

(D

616

407

289

(

D)

36

2,606

547

6,225

395

185

(

D)

122

347

120

32

(

41

()

191

208

()

154

3,489

(

D)

103,857

40,657

(

D)

254

(

D)

36,512

(

D)

()

0

2,916

(

D)

48,528

6,977

1,376

(

D)

()

12,830

5,560

3,626

2,797

D )

()

3,545

2,286

(

D)

()

1,259

4,477

(

D)

1,225

2,438

(

D)

3,847

335

1,086

343

2,083

9,155

8,738

416

7,697

(

D)

463

(

D)

385

224

2,146

36

2,041

7,679

576

7,103

2,353

319

1,765

846

D(

237

94

()

96

()

74

187

3,794

481

()

0

883

1,460

D )

15,755

12,580

D

0

(

D)

11,634

11,634

0

0

2,312

90

()

166

()

446

(

D)

4

()

178

0

()

356

139

(

D)

0

0

0

176

0

0

131

5

125

0

0

0

138

0

16,699

5,398

488

1

487

3,691

0

3,385

112

()

46

(

D)

0

(

D)

283

(

D)

0

(

465

0

(

402

(

D)

517

0

146

()

206

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

27

(

D)

0

691

189

0

40

0

(

0

(

D)

117

441

0

48,903

29,778

703

0

703

(

D)

17,621

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

14,272

(

D)

134

D

()

3,565

2,018

947

467

()

535

315

()

220

559

(

D)

187

(

D)

0

2,199

(

D)

484

904

(

D)

(

D)

2,120

(

D)

(

391

337

186

0

0

22

0

111

0

(

D)

3,074

D )

1,449

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Table III.D 11.—Net Income of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

-Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate „

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

26,139

7,902

1,277

41

1,236

5,405

5,396

(

D

)

(

1,116

104

14,267

1,634

233

()

4,006

1,568

1,546

575

145

172

566

124

37

87

442

4,107

32

3,039

404

1,621

83

477

522

539

454

62

392

1,879

330

49

29

182

42

204

18

55

780

104

445

324

122

1,619

162

1,106

(

D)

516

20

157

52

16

20

60

66

171

56

45

1,390

2

-18

28

-47

263

255

14,405

2,775

260

15

245

1,956

1,947

(

D)

545

15

9,860

1,249

143

(

2,727

937

1,192

363

(

462

69

13

57

393

3,220

-4

460

2,492

272

727

61

145

155

367

180

-96

276

1,296

279

20

-21

151

73

62

14

580

79

287

173

114

715

67

675

3

D

279

(D)

139

42

15

D

53

3

34

490

-13

10

56

245

192

2,930

1,083

40

2

39

990

988

(*)

2

1,212

320

59

(

380

109

119

82

55

16

-48

-93

-1

-92

45

247

-14

4

205

52

103

11

25

18

50

-116

-216

100

325

38

2

-16

110

28

27

2

15

-3

95

27

22

235

2

269

46

(*)

4

13

(*)

4

(

D)

20

331

14

-2

(

25

141

152

9,927

1,302

(

D)

()

205

652

645

()

418

(

D)

7,633

779

78

156

545

2,223

808

1,000

286D

336

28

4

23

309

2,700

(

D)

185

367

42

96

114

115

339

212

127

890

206

28

-10

41

49

21

13

457

46

224

D

430

67

357

209

3

103

30

10

(

47

44

3

9

128

D

7,287

398

D

()

124

6,193

673

78

(

1,845

622

862

239

(

299

31

267

1,956

D)

()

1,553

110

261

(

D)

92

62

(

D)

497D

()

663

125

9

(

D)

49

(

D)

1

9

11

353

34

106

80

26

4

172

2,641

904

D

()

589

590

0

(*)

294

(

D)

1,441

106

-1

(

378

185

138

47

(

41

744

()

533

76

106

(

D)

4

52

(

D)

-158

(

228

81

19

2

103

11

117

D

375

112

(*)

0

(*)

D

208

23

(

n

-14

32

-30

()

4

135

0

4

(

D)

2

(

D)

(

D)

-10

1,173

278

D

(

(*)

806

127

()

57

124

34

42

25

(

167

133

(

34

138

227

(

D)

17

2

(

D)

-52

(

D)

(

D)

76

(

D)

-11

11,030

4,541

(

D)

26

(

D)

3,592

D

())

0

370

4,412

(

D)

90

(

D)

165

1,332

683

354

212

()

36

173

546

()

22

332

367

(

158

(

D)

560

-31

(

D)

4

()

200

25

177

D

869

95D

()

-28

638

5,694

1,917

(

D)

31

(

D)

1,391

(

D

()

0

245

(

D)

2,876

461

80

()

862

375

265

170

()

112

26

()

87

416

85

232

(

D)

454

21

76

249

108

174

133

41

397

(

27

-36

122

4

39

157

(

D)

-22

-43

21

430

80

339

14

12

415

-38

<)

0

114

304

395

281

(

209

209

0

0

1,216

205

112

2

110

(

D)

49

(

D)

0D

383

11

D

()

20

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(*)

(

D)

0

117

3,725

2,137

133

-4

137

(

D)

1,937

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

1,135

(

D)

3

()

290

153

73

38

(

24

()

0

215

(

152

(

25

()

36

0

0

4

0

2

0

(

D)

320

250

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Table III.E 1.—Sales by Affiliates, Country of Affiliate by Destination

[Millions of dollars]

Sales to all destinations

To

affiliated

persons

 2

To

unaffiliated

persons

Local sales

 l

Total

To other

foreign

affiliates

To

unaffiliated

foreigners

Sales to the United States

Total

To U.S.

parents

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

Sales to other countries

Total

To other

foreign

affiliates

To

unaffiliated

foreignAll countries

Developed countries...

Canada

EuropeEuropean Communities (10).,

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa..

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, CaribbeanOther

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

730,235

536,905

108,038

364,405

301,970

21,136

4,279

41,404

67,248

2,414

4,703

24,476

726

27,580

108,005

62,435

3,182

1,547

7,374

1,347

8,326

6,274

33,283

631

472

25,788

38,674

28,669

2,163

7,841

185,215

103,857

47,974

5,104

26,045

1,303

4,401

803

1,828

7,240

1,250

17,316

11,269

3,044

3,004

38,567

5,921

20,088

1,036

7,046

2,521

683

1,272

15,755

6,139

2,226

3,473

439

9,616

389

4,458

4,769

16,699

589

9,517

4,060

2,534

International

Addendum—OPEC.

7,516

618

12,543

4,319

3,596

14,114

604

1,867

2,590

1,137

8,116

43,121

159,875

103,672

19,887

78,997

67,389

7,712

818

7,673

15,183

283

2,083

2,381

325

9,601

21,332

11,608

266

21

2,882

167

1,355

633

6,099

110

74

2,462

2,326

1,978

35

312

52,421

24,488

3,560

771

1,852

30

102

430

23

131

221

2,756

1,110

790

855

18,172

2,787

6,812

480

5,297

2,104

423

269

7,525

3,130

1,505

1,605

19

4,395

76

3,178

1,140

5,102

47

808

2,757

1,491

15,307

2,863

7

5,481

1,832

620

2,958

264

807

430

46

3,782

15,145

570,361

433,233

88,151

285,408

234,581

13,425

3,461

33,731

52,065

2,131

2,620

22,095

401

17,979

86,673

50,827

2,916

1,525

4,492

1,179

6,970

5,641

27,183

521

398

23,327

36,347

26,691

2,128

7,528

132,794

79,370

44,414

4,333

24,193

1,273

4,300

373

1,805

7,109

1,029

14,560

10,158

2,253

2,148

20,395

3,133

13,276

556

1,749

418

259

1,003

8,230

3,009

720

1,869

420

5,221

313

1,280

3,628

11,597

542

8,710

1,303

1,043

33,597

4,654

611

7,062

2,486

2,976

11,156

340

1,060

2,160

1,091

4,334

27,976

477,961

369,405

82,868

228,546

202,334

9,213

3,281

30,149

48,131

2,172

1,861

20,483

184

12,355

74,506

26,212

2,577

1,510

2,784

1,130

6,691

5,178

5,570

606

166

23,541

34,450

24,960

2,088

7,402

100,441

61,919

43,095

4,232

23,720

1,080

4,229

366

1,302

7,164

1,002

13,778

10,110

1,382

2,286

5,046

707

1,352

651

454

892

92

897

5,805

1,332

752

157

424

4,473

80

1,328

3,065

12,519

457

8,905

1,450

1,706

20,198

3,042

570

4,254

2,273

3,032

2,535

338

936

2,138

1,081

8,116

23,923

28,127

18,250

1,538

14,959

14,122

1,766

179

1,065

1,551

151

160

253

19

1,639

7,339

837

71

1

181

11

112

66

293

96

5

831

923

828

13

82

6,095

2,396

654

82

388

21

19

20

7

106

10

645

177

170

299

1,097

240

119

99

110

479

10

40

272

57

44

1

12

215

4

95

116

1,392

18

216

405

753

2,035

530

C)

343

242

79

801

0

3

25

12

3,782

1,226

449,834

351,154

213,587

188,213

7,447

3,101

29,084

46,579

2,021

1,701

20,230

165

10,716

67,167

25,375

2,506

1,509

2,603

1,118

6,579

5,111

5,277

510

161

22,710

33,527

24,131

2,076

7,320

94,346

59,523

42,441

4,150

23,332

1,060

4,210

346

1,295

7,058

992

13,133

9,933

1,212

1,988

3,948

467

1,233

552

344

413

81

857

5,533

1,275

708

156

411

4,258

76

1,234

2,949

11,127

439

8,690

1,045

953

18,163

2,513

570

3,910

2,031

2,953

1,734

338

933

2,113

1,069

4,334

22,697

76,780

39,139

20,843

16,553

11,126

657

151

983

1,542

23

177

299

20

859

6,415

5,427

47

1

()

131

53

2,714

(

D)

854

837

18

37,642

16,432

1,740

172

518

(

D)

92

(

D)

410

19

(

D)

1,470

774

252

444

13,222

948

5,584

369

4,147

(

D)

336

(

D)

6,500

2,389

(

D)

4,111

(

D

(

1,133

3,679

37

(

D)

2,337

(

D)

11,030

1,854

2

4,775

1,151

(

D)

1,958

232

727

28

0

12,671

63,572

30,483

17,046

11,969

8,443

476

142

919

1,383

20

161

236

19

603

4,485

3,525

33

(*)

()

122

48

864

633

605

(*)

27

33,089

13,212

1,114

109

460

(

D)

74

(

D)

12

19

(

D)

1,298

727

153

417

10,801

767

3,812

368

3,805

(

D)

276

(

D)

6,127

D

3,583

21

(

D)

2,257D

10,166

1,638

1

4,517

1,137

(

D)

1,669

232

653

24

0

12,187

13,208

8,656

3,798

4,584

2,683

180

9

65

159

3

16

63

1

257

1,930

1,902

14

C)

()

9

5

1,850

(

D

18

256

232

17

6

4,552

3,219

627

63

58

(

D)

18

(

D)

398

H

(

D)

172

47

98

26

2,421

182

1,771

1

343

(

D)

60

373

96

16

(*)

80

C)

864

216

2

257

14

(

D)

289

0

74

4

(

D)

0

484

175,494

128,362

4,326

119,307

88,510

11,267

847

10,272

17,575

218

2,665

3,694

521

14,365

27,085

30,797

558

36D

()

1,504

1,043

24,998D )

1,394

3,335

2,873

57

405

47,133

25,507

3,139

699

1,807

(

D)

80

(

D)

115

57

(

D)

2,068

384

1,410

273

20,300

4,265

13,152

16

2,445

(

D)

255D

3,449

2,417

(

D)

(

1,032

D

()

571

501

95

(

D)

273

17,675

2,620

46

3,514

895

(

D)

9,621

34

204

425

0

6,527

68,176

54,939

1,303

52,070

44,824

5,469

497

5,690

12,248

111

1,762

1,892

287

7,359

9,509

7,246

162

20

( )

1,122

519

4,942

D

795

770

545

22

204

13,237

8,879

1,793

580

1,004

(

D)

8

(

D)

4

6

(

D)

812

206

467

139

6,274

1,781

2,881

13

1,382

(

D)

137

1,125

D

127

3,105

695

6

620

454

(

D)

488

32

150

381

0

1,732

107,318

73,423

3,023

67,236

43,685

5,798

350

4,582

5,327

107

903

1,802

235

7,006

17,576

23,551

396

16

()

382

525

20,057D

599

2,565

2,328

35

202

33,896

16,628

1,346

120

803

(

D)

72

(

D)

111

51

(

D)

1,255

178

943

134

14,026

2,485

10,271

3

1,062

(

D)

118

2,324

D

374

86

20

178

90

14,570

1,925

40

2,895

441

(

D)

9,133

2

53

43

0

4,794

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Table III.E 2.—Sales by Affiliates, Industry of Affiliate by Destination

[Millions of dollars]

Sales to all destinations

Total

To

affiliated

persons2

To

unaffiliated

persons

Local sales

 l

Total

To other

foreign

affiliates

To

unaffiliated

foreigners

Sales to the United States

Total

To U.S.

parents

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

Sales to other countries

Total

To other

foreign

affiliates

To

unaffiliated

foreigners

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

730,235

266,304

52,522

45,143

7,378

97,176

57,381

39,509

286

107,614

8,992

271,099

32,585

10,460

5,518

16,607

54,840

23,102

12,525

10,618

1,844

6,750

15,015

4,347

1,543

2,804

10,668

40,470

2,745

7,329

20,953

9,443

25,248

2,190

7,458

8,318

7,283

57,183

55,190

1,993

45,758

3,342

3,446

1,500

7,751

1,951

6,294

2,923

1,738

2,865

11,210

2,738

113,622

68,128

45,494

23,526

9,862

13,376

200

17,911

1,527

9,003

1,368

1,772

2,672

862

2,329

1,413

3,190

898

1,881

37,773

1,286

4,336

2,778

1,557

12,208

4,233

15,711

159,875

63,688

22,059

21,729

330

16,745

6,553

10,170

22

21,686

3,200

65,919

2,782

702

601

1,480

11,598

6,717

2,377

919

306

1,280

1,800

943

108

835

857

11,862

928

1,638

8,064

1,232

7,650

417

1,468

4,882

883

21,650

21,370

279

8,576

498

703

220

1,086

89

643

396

197

397

3,766

581

17,826

8,323

9,503

6,438

4,744

1,602

47

45

2,685

15

1,963

3

1,338

51

127

443

274

219

122

92

3,318

828

588

408

180

162

999

741

570,361

202,616

30,463

23,415

7,048

80,432

50,828

264

85,929

5,792

205,180

9,758

4,917

15,128

43,243

16,385

10,149

9,700

1,539

5,470

13,214

3,403

1,435

1,969

9,811

28,608

1,818

5,692

12,889

8,210

17,597

1,772

5,990

3,436

6,399

35,533

1,713

37,182

2,844

2,744

1,280

6,665

1,862

5,651

2,527

1,541

2,468

7,444

2,156

95,796

59,805

35,991

17,089

5,118

11,775

153

43

15,226

1,512

7,040

1,365

434

2,620

734

1,886

1,138

2,970

777

1,789

34,455

457

3,748

2,371

1,377

12,046

3,234

14,970

477,961

172,099

24,373

17,407

6,966

81,049

50,111

30,742

197

57,922

8,754

179,267

27,491

9,309

4,661

13,521

37,457

12,812

9,371

9,292

1,322

4,659

11,154

2,774

1,108

1,666

8,380

24,051

1,261

4,125

12,805

5,860

14,971

1,611

5,033

2,690

5,637

32,434

31,444

990

31,708

2,336

1,969

1,028

5,733

1,528

5,212

1,997

1,162

2,149

6,631

1,961

66,212

44,046

22,166

14,629

4,548

9,863D

14,372

1,519

7,098

1,357

545

2,518

728

1,950

757

2,302

r

c

31,381

352

764

555

209

11,053

3,845

15,36"

28,127

17,696

2,927

2,684

243

5,305

1,648

3,651

6

6,414

3,049

5,033

249

1,716

581

376

112

92

555

309

178

28

150

131

424

0

116

197

110

506

63

110

212

121

599

582

17

873

77

42

80

125

(*)

75

17

66

252

46

2,535

1,481

1,054

652

389

207

646

14

377

2

203

16

24

132

42

55

(

(

r

1,565

63

38

27

10

104

724

637

449,834

154,403

21,446

14,723

6,723

75,745

48,463

27,091

191

51,508

5,704

174,234

26,885

9,240

4,372

13,273

35,741

12,232

8,995

9,179

1,230

4,104

10,846

2,596

1,080

1,516

8,250

23,628

1,261

4,008

12,607

5,750

14,465

1,548

4,923

2,478

5,516

31,835

30,863

972

30,835

2,259

1,927

948

5,609

1,528

5,137

1,981

1,096

2,056

6,379

1,915

63,677

42,565

21,113

13,978

4,160

9,656

(

D)

13,727

1,505

6,722

1,355

342

2,502

704

1,818

71

2,247

r

29,816

290

726

528

198

10,949

3,121

14,730

76,780

36,567

18,158

18,113

45

()

2,296

8

11,224

(

D)

26,244

570

19

174

377

2,043

1,405

219

48

188

184

740

483

135

347

257

3,073

205

496

1,724

648

4,630

117

928

3,255

329

12,190

11,586

604

2,998

104

172

277

1,090

62

327

49

56

145

491

226

5,501

2,843

2,659

5,401

3,557

1,840

2

1

966

4

575

34

39

234

47

0

2,101

524

1,234

1,023

211

33

273

37

63,572

31,384

16,860

16,840

20

( )

2,067

6

8,852

(

D)

22,590

400

9

166

224

1,588

1,095

205

43

101

145

470

348

39

309

122

2,772

204

457

1,664

446

4,246

99

833

3,107

207

11,190

10,955

235

1,925

55

109

115

596

38

219

19

12

130

444

189

3,228

2,016

1,212

4,136

3,290

843

2

(*)

931

(

D)

856

575

13

35

232

1,303

502

515

361

153

31

233

23

13,208

5,183

1,298

1,273

25

( )

229

2

2,372

(

D)

3,654

170

10

7

153

455

310

14

5

87

39

270

135

96

38

135

301

1

59

202

384

18

96

148

122

1,001

632

369

1,073

48

63

162

494

24

109

30

44

15

47

37

2,273

827

1,447

1,265

267

997

C)

1

36

30

(*)

798

23

719

661

58

175,494

57,639

9,990

9,623

366

( )

6,472

81

65,588

4,524

1,132

684

2,709

15,341

2,936

1,278

334

1,907

3,121

1,090

299

791

2,030

13,347

1,279

2,709

6,425

2,934

5,646

462

1,497

2,372

1,316

12,558

12,159

399

11,052

902

1,306

195

928

360

754

877

520

571

4,088

551

41,908

21,239

20,669

3,496

1,756

1,673D

2,572

(

D)

1,018

8

652

119

94

145

(

D)

841

0

0

4,291

409

2,338

1,200

1,138

1,121

116

307

68,176

14,609

2,271

2,204

66

4,452

10

6,419

38,296

1,776

624

146

1,006

8,294

5,042

1,796

763

112

580

1,022

417

41

377

604

8,666

723

1,064

6,203

677

2,898

256

525

1,562

555

9,861

9,834

27

5,778

365

552

26

365

50

349

361

119

174

3,070

346

12,063

4,826

7,237

1,650

1,064

551

1,108

(

D)

730

(*

560

23

68

79

0

0

0

('

450

264

36

19

17

27

42

82

107,318

43,030

7,719

7,419

300

2,020

71

32,049

27,292

2,748

508

538

1,702

7,047

3,843

1,140

515

222

1,327

2,099

673

259

414

1,426

4,680

556

1,645

222

2,257

2,749

206

972

810

761

2,697

2,325

372

5,273

536

754

169

563

310

404

517

401

397

1,018

205

29,845

16,413

13,432

1,846

692

1,122

1,464

(

D)

289

7

92

96

27

67

3,841

145

2,303

1,181

1,121

1,094

74

225

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 l

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

477,961

369,405

82,868

228,546

202,334

9,213

3,281

30,149

48,131

2,172

1,861

20,483

184

104

12,355

74,506

26,212

2,577

1,510

2,784

1,130

6,691

5,178

5,570

606

166

23,541

34,450

24,960

2,088

7,402

100,441

61,919

43,095

4,232

23,720

1,080

4,229

366

1,302

7,164

1,002

13,778

10,110

1,382

2,286

5,046

707

1,352

651

454

892

92

897

5,805

1,332

752

157

424

4,473

80

1,328

3,065

12,519

457

8,905

1,450

1,706

20,198

3,042

570

4,254

2,273

3,032

2,535

338

936

2,138

1,081

8,116

23,923

Petroleum

172,099

127,166

21,762

80,808

72,421

(

D

)

2,012

(

D

)

18,195

(

D

)

(

D

)

4,950

25,312

8,387

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

438

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

13,499

11,097

7,712

(

D

)

(

D

)

38,353

17,032

11,693

723

6,932

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

609

(

D

)

540

2,501

(

D

)

844

(

D

)

2,838

381

391

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

557

4,327

897

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

3,430

(

D

)

842

(

D

)

6,055

0

(D)

(

D

j

1,433

10,939

1,017

(

D

]

2,913

1,642

(

D

;

1,883

0

(

D

;

(

D

503

6,579

9,324

Manufacturing

Total

179,267

139,572

34,853

85,175

77,161

2,609

318

12,430

21,676

381

403

7,223

44

3,720

28,358

8,013

(

D

)

(

D

)

302

(

D

)

4,746

(

D

)

772

118

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

771

3,272

39,695

34,814

25,477

(

D

)

14,932

(

D

)

1,786

168

(

D

)

(

D

)

375

9,047

8,414

90

543

290

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(D)

144

50

0

95

(

D

)

0

179

(

D

)

337

173

143

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

256

(

D

;

(

D

299

1,233

154

(

D

608

(Dj

(

D

)

<•>

Food and

kindred

products

27,491

20,637

5,108

12,893

11,767

192

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,026

Q

(

D

)

1,126

102

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

3

0

648

1,988

1,295

89

604

6,854

6,015

(D)

(

D

)

1,932

31

380

(

D

)

71

1,035

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,533

44

(

D

)

90

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(D)

12

C)

0

12

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

4

(D)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(D)

411

3

(

D

]

(D)

(

D

)

(

D

)

m

Chemicals and

allied

products

37,457

27,696

(

D

)

16,728

14,805

1,090

(

D

)

3,105

3,484

201

(

D

)

1,799

682

4,366

1,923

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,320

(

D

)

85

(

D

)

0

1,595

(D)

(

D

)

164

474

9,760

8,078

5,984

(

D

)

3,494

92

(

D

)

52

115

896

27

(

D

)

1,837

(

D

)

147

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

17

0

(

D

)

220

52

(

D

)

0

(D)

167

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

74

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

]

(

D

)

1,389

145

179

(

D

;

75

454

16

(

D

102

(Dj

(

D

)

1,185

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

11,154

8,772

2,370

5,797

(D)

161

(D)

585

1,799

(

D

)

(

D

)

(?)

576

1,826

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(

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0

(

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(

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(

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(

D

)

(

D

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0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

187

2,383

2,118

1,635

(

D

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(

D

)

63

(D)

18

(

D

)

195

(

D

)

(

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)

(

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)

4

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

1

0

0

(

D

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(D)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

33

0

(

D

)

(D)

4

(

D

)

0

0

124

(

D

)

0

(

D

J

(

D

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(

D

j

2

0

(

D

0

385

Machinery,

except

electrical

24,051

21,142

(

D

)

13,795

12,723

160

(

D

)

2,880

3,637

0

(

D

)

1,845

480

3,693

1,072

(

D

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0

5

(

D

)

(

D

)

453

29

0

0

1,818

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(

D

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5

490

2,909

2,705

2,297

(

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1,974

0

3

0

0

(

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(

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407

407

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

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0

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0

0

(

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(

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20

66

3

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63

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

14,971

12,128

3,448

7,526

6,081

(

D

)

(

D

)

747

2,211

(

D

)

(

D

)

850

120

1,599

1,445

(

D

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(

D

)

(

D

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(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

146

(

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0

492

662

491

38

133

2,843

2,065

1,409

157

966

(

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(

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124

(

D

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(

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615

0

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0

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0

0

0

0

(

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(

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(

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0

0

621

57

(

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52

92

43

(

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93

35

(

D

)

255

Transportation

equipment

32,434

25,183

6,639

14,188

13,213

(

D

)

( )

942

4,892

0

(

D

)

266

A

U

15

6,757

975

(

D

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0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

47

0

0

0

4

4,352

(

D

)

(

D

)

(?)

7,251

6,887

4,903

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

( )

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,984

1,984

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

j)

0

0

(

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0

0

0

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

(

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j

4

0

c0

m

Other

manufacturing

31,708

24,013

6,905

14,249

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(

D

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(

D

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(

D

)

(

D

)

120

(

D

)

qq

oo

(

D

)

(

D

)

99

(

D

)

29

(

D

)

430

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,706

121

(

D

)

7,695

6,946

(D)

587

(

D

)

(

D

)

519

24

(

D

)

(

D

)

59

1,700

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

59

(D)

(

D

)

0

0

(D]

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0

45

(

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84

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(

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(D)

(

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,

(

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84

(Dj

7

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(-)

Wholesale trade

66,212

58,447

8,138

42,223

(D)

(

D

)

823

6,980

5,409

(

D

)

(

D

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4,855

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2,765

10,767

(

D

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(

D

)

709

866

(

D

)

960

1,661

(D)

(

D

)

(

D

)

3,741

4,346

2,790

325

1,230

7,765

4,528

2,989

392

(

D

)

(D)

243

61

149

(

D

)

59

1,239

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

300

26

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

32

(

D

)

27

(D)

(D)

(

D

)

17

(

D

)

194

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

284

(

D

)

(

D

)

2,297

814

0

(

D

)

234

(D)

4 0D1

(

D

)

230

57

1,738

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

14,629

12,613

6,038

4,939

4,818

99

14

238

(D)

1

27

1 3 D8

193

3,619

120

2

0

0

0

43

(

D

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(

D

)

0

3

730

907

806

59

42

2,016

1,463

306

60

164

(

D

)

(

D

)

4

0

9

0

152

(

D

)

(Dj

34

1,005

28

736

8

164

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

2

2

0

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(

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0

12

54

7

0

(

D

)

(D)

(D

0

(

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11

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2

(

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31

Services

14,372

11,195

2,218

7,386

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327

90

(

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)

954

(

D

)

(

D

)

494

A

U

535

2,314

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

156

(

D

)

383

199

283

(

D

)

(

D

)

184

1,407

1,239

(

D

)

(

D

)

3,178

1,350

(D)

99

244

27

71

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

202

155

29

19

181

27

(

D

)

51

(D)

(

D

)

69

(

D

)

74

(

D

)

21

(

D

)

(D)

83

1,136

79

(

D

)

352

117

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

65

(

D

)

5

(

D

)

1,576

Other

industries

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

31,381

20,411

9,859

8,016

7,613

(

D

)

23

()

0

193

4,135

403

8

()

0

120

40

9,433

2,732

(

454

(

D

)

637

(

D

)

(

D

)

65

(

107

40

()

21

4,106

0

()

869

(

D

)

(

D

)

46

()

311

1,536

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

slectronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries....

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe....

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan..

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific ....

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC.

76,780

39,139

20,843

16,553

11,126

657

151

983

1,542

23

177

299

20

859

6,415

5,427

47

1

(

131

53

2,714

(

D)

854

837

18

37,642

16,432

1,740

172

518

(

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92

(

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410

19

0

1,470

774

252

444

13,222

948

5,584

369

4,147

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336

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6,500

2,389

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4,111

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1,133

3,679

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(

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2,337

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11,030

1,854

4,775

1,151

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1,958

232

727

28

0

12,67

36,567

11,910

3,770

8,035

5,023

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486

7

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(

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0

297

3,651

3,011

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(

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24,657

8,538

701

4

8

0

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109

0

109

0

7,728

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3,897

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6,120

2,389

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4,705

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0

12,54

26,244

20,099

15,599

3,596

3,259

153

67

413

891

7

172

169

20

307

1,060

338

20

1

21

(

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115

(

D)

116

0

0

2

6

6,144

1,855

714

152

473

(

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26

1

(*)

1

(

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799

716

8

75

341

33

33

0

0

0

(

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586

1,003

263

1,228

232

715

27

570

431

76

346

315

1

9

9

0

0

139

59

2,043

1,598

683

607

67

0

39

164

0

(

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17

(

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75

207

76

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1

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400

100

25

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0

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0

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740

500

349

138

10

(

3

239

3,073

2,601

(

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1,406

1,276

58

(•)

247

467

0

12

84

2

32

375

130

1

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

2

471

104

93

(

246

4,630

780

435

336

317

()

60

23

1

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110

19

0

0

5

(*)

5

2

7

0

0

1

1

0

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3,850

507

164

2

160

0

1

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(

278

0

3,325

457

99i

180

794

232

628

12,190

11,603

11,432

157

2

1

7

79

0

(•)

1

0

2

65

6

0

0

0

0

5

1

0

0

0

0

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587

432

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

155

0

0

o

0

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153

2,998

2,585

2,003

524

()

5

(

D)

0

413

248

0

0

0

154

63

5,501

4,508

484

3,453

()

144

123

(

D)

3

11

(*)

91

1,125

(

D)

()

C)

(

D)

2

(

D)

0

(

D)

467

105

89

C)

16

993

529

103

(

D)

30

(

D

r:

122

(

c

(

!

304

(

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414

27.

0

0

5,401

774

188

573

509

(

D)

C)

8

(

D)

0

1

(*)

0

116

324

64

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

64

0

0

7

7

0

0

4,626

4,589

1

1

0

0

(*)

0

0

(•)

0

14

(

(*

4,574

19

1,476

0

2,937

0

140

966

851

36

793

(

D)

108

0

(

D)

20

0

0

(

D)

0

36

225

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

C)

1

(*)

143

0

(

D)

18

0

(*)

115

77

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

175,494

128,362

4,326

119,307

88,510

11,267

847

10,272

17,575

218

2,665

3,694

521

14,365

27,085

30,797

558

36

(D)

(D)

1,504

1,043

24,998

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,394

3,335

2,873

57

405

47,133

25,507

3,139

699

1,807

(

D

)

80

(

D

)

115

57

(

D

)

2,068

384

1,410

273

20,300

4,265

13,152

16

2,445

(

D

)

255

(

D

)

3,449

2,417

(

D

;

(

D

(

D

1,032

(

D

(

D

571

501

95

(

D

273

(

D

)

17,675

2,620

46

3,514

895

(D

9,621

34

204

425

0

6,527

Petroleum

57,639

25,335

308

24,872

12,931

2,399

(

D

)

(

D

)

638

(

D

)

2

531

(

D

)

3,342

4,888

11,941

56

(

D

)

2,010

(

D

)

1

132

9,708

5

C)

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

32,304

16,272

36

1

2

(*)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

C)

570

0

562

8

15,666

3,086

10,495

(

D

J

(Dj

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

3,069

2,379

0

2,379

0

690

(

D

(

D

260

183

0

0

(

D

(

D

)

12,779

(

D

0

3,267

(

D

(

D

(

D

0

(

D

(

D

i

0

6,037

Manufacturing

Total

65,588

60,564

2,772

55,968

52,279

6,084

265

6,483

15,490

115

2,616

2,643

380

7,065

11,138

3,688

348

(

D

)

147

144

1,359

728

902

2

(

D

)

385

1,439

1,286

33

120

5,024

2,837

2,233

(

D

)

1,632

48

34

13

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

559

307

75

177

45

6

0

2

5

14

(

D

)

(

D

)

169

6

(*)

0

c

163

0

1

163

124

95

0

(

D

J

(

D

)

1,894

292

(

D

108

315

182

495

(

D

174

(D

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153

Food and

kindred

products

4,524

3,806

74

3,568

3,494

279

141

471

490

(

D

)

(

D

)

60

0

1,254

462

74

4

0

5

(

D

)

15

4

(

D

)

0

0

0

164

131

6

28

718

622

588

96

475

(*)

4

(

D

)

(*)

(*)

(

D

)

33

8

5

20

1

0

0

1

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

(D)

4

0

0

4

(

D

0

0

(

D

)

1

0

0

0

1

(D)

(*)

0

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2

(

D

1

0

(*

n

(

D

)

Chemicals and

allied

products

15,341

14,490

457

13,308

12,304

1,928

(

D

)

1,365

2,350

69

714

533

(

D

)

3,271

1,966

1,004

(

D

)

3

29

(

D

)

242

160

521

1

0

61

665

640

5

19

851

618

436

60

351

6

12

1

2

1

5

162

77

(

D

)

(

D

)

20

6

0

1

(*)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

3

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

3

0

1

2

79

0

(°;

(°)

151

64

1

(

D

12

19

11

0

11

(D'

<°)

15

Primary

and

Fabricated

metals

3,121

2,764

193

2,480

2,360

204

(

D

)

232

780

(

D

)

42

128

(

D

)

263

660

120

(*)

0

2

3

27

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

19

357

271

252

4

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

8

0

(

D

)

15

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

5

0

0

0

5

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

0

0

(

D

)

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

(D)

(

D

0

(*)

(*)

(

D

8

0

1

0

0

(*)

Machinery,

except

electrical

13,347

12,596

306

11,988

11,246

1,032

(

D

)

2,487

2,781

0

(

D

)

1,025

31

538

2,619

742

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

156

418

79

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

(*)

14

751

507

459

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

1

0

48

48

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

n0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

4

4

0

0

(*)

240

8

6

(*)

7

c

212

0

1

0

0

1

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

5,646

4,362

237

4,044

3,669

587

32

396

1,227

4

(

D

)

434

(

D

)

151

648

375

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

40

(*)

0

36

45

42

1

2

1,285

101

46

(*)

42

(*)

3

1

(*)

(*)

(*)

49

26

0

23

6

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

0

0

0

1,153

127

(

D

(

D

288

62

197

(

D

100

(

D

1

(

D

)

Transportation

equipment

12,558

12,240

944

11,040

10,250

(

D

)

(

D

)

311

6,620

0

(

D

)

53

0

54

2,218

790

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

19

0

0

0

0

256

209

(

D

)

(

D

)

318

239

(D)

1

215

(*)

D0

0

(*)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

79

0

0

0

0

(

D

55

0

(

D

0

0

1

Other

manufacturing

11,052

10,306

561

9,541

8,957

(

D

)

35

1,221

1,241

25

568

411

(

D

)

1,533

2,564

584

219

3

(

D

)

(

D

)

36

(

D

)

189

(*)

48

156

144

(

D

)

(

D

)

745

478

(

D

)

10

183

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

79

13

0

0

(*)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

1

0

0

1

(

DJ

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

0

0

0

172

(

D

(

D

6

34

c

1

6

0

(

D

)

Wholesale trade

41,908

36,186

558

34,168

19,484

2,596

(

D

)

2,817

1,335

70

(

D

)

158

18

2,795

9,550

14,684

147

5

9

(

D

)

(

D

)

179

14,093

0

216

962

498

321

2

175

5,722

3,048

604

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

3

6

686

74

564

48

1,758

1,130

550

(

D

)

(Dj

2

52

2

24

(

D

0

(

D

(

D

0

(*)

109

0

(*)

(

D

)

2,540

1,919

0

(

D

(

D

(

D

2

40

(

D

)

123

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

3,496

677

9

642

548

(

D

)

C)

23

38

1

1

4

(

D

)

62

346

93

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

(

D

)

0

0

2

24

23

(*)

1

2,819

2,744

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

25

0

25

0

2,719

43

2,076

0

469

0

(D)

(

D

;

c

r;

c

0

5

C

0

2

0

0

0

2

69

48

0

0

1

0

(

D

i

0

0

0

0

Services

2,572

2,295

12

2,273

2,041

95

H

248

17

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

800

802

232

7

2

0

0

26

0

186

1

10

2

7

7

(*)

n

277

137

14

4

1

(*)

0

0

0

8

(*)

22

3

18

1

102

0

31

0

0

0

71

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

DO

0

c

(*)

0

4

52

0

18

3

31

(D)

17

1

DO

2

H

0

(*)

45

Other

industries

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

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[Millions of dollars]

Sales to all destinations

Total

To

affiliated

persons2

To

unaffiliated

persons

Local sales

 l

Total

To other

foreign

affiliates

To

unaffiliated

foreigners

Sales to the United States

Total

To U.S.

parents

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

Sales to other countries

Total

To other

foreign

affiliates

To

unaffiliated

foreign-

(2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products ,

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utili

ties

Retail trade

730,235

270,317

6,314

1,013

5,301

214,602

213,341

(

D)

()

48,945

455

350,072

38,215

5,288

D )

40,343

20,118

14,684

2,143

2,800

22,145

10,170

2,401

7,768

11,976

59,672

2,582

9,118

38,887

9,086

28,877

1,961

10,136

5,522

11,258

69,095

62,094

7,002

51,980

7,511

3,360

1,650

4,779

2,592

7,352

436

1,681

2,834

17,541

2,244

41,164

14,368

26,796

26,476

1,696

20,309

(

D)

7,862

306

3,328

1,065

274

142

473

1,374

641

2,435

352

801

34,344

1,278

330

106

223

10,483

8,976

13,278

159,875

64,920

432

48

384

60,730

60,203

(

D)

3,698

60

80,487

4,098

393

()

16,827

10,569

3,707

1,710

356

485

3,798

2,316

184

2,132

1,482

15,245

652

1,716

11,664

1,213

6,793

209

2,971

2,034

1,578

24,496

23,615

881

9,230

1,188

662

340

684

244

1,028

62

151

476

3,856

538

7,385

2,406

4,979

2,106

296

1,643

(

D)

454

3

191

2

12

9

81

87

91

75

47

47

4,523

530

22

22

0

190

2,511

1,269

570,361

205,397

5,882

965

4,917

153,872

153,138

(

D)

(

45,247

395

269,585

34,117

4,895

(

D)

63,262

29,774

16,411

12,974

1,788

2,316

18,347

7,854

2,217

5,637

10,493

44,427

1,930

7,402

27,223

7,872

22,083

1,751

7,165

3,488

9,680

44,599

38,479

6,120

42,750

6,323

2,697

1,310

4,094

2,348

6,324

374

1,530

2,358

13,685

1,706

33,779

11,962

21,817

24,370

1,400

18,666

(

D)

7,409

303

3,136

1,063

262

133

391

1,287

550

2,360

305

754

29,822

74"

307

84

223

10,293

6,465

12,009

477,961

171,629

5,399

779

4,620

147,538

147,284

(

D)

()

18,265

427

231,661

31,404

4,109

D)

()

53,223

23,053

15,071

12,265

1,227

1,608

14,341

5,314

1,869

3,445

9,027

37,585

1,455

3,733

26,634

5,763

17,618

1,641

6,089

2,835

7,052

41,002

36,174

4,828

4,862

2,205

1,020

3,294

1,783

5,764

334

1,222

1,874

12,632

1,497

17,982

9,717

8,265

21,430

1,217

16,560

6,279

289

2,873

1,056

228

29

368

1,192

421

1,635

318

743

28,980

700

53

28

25

10,123

5,576

12,528

28,127

18,985

161

7

153

16,893

16,789

(

D)

(

1,894

37

6,252

791

33

()

1,806

771

668

216

59

92

666

310

71

239

356

595

22

152

315

105

697

71

257

207

162

793

735

59

903

135

29

19

148

4

87

11

63

92

286

1,327

999

406

23

351

D

103

0

16

0

()

25

35

19

8

1,053

139

16

16

0

108

114

675

449,834

152,644

5,238

772

4,466

130,645

130,495

(

D)

(

16,371

225,408

30,612

4,077

(

D)

()

51,418

22,282

14,404

12,049

1,167

1,515

13,674

5,004

1,798

3,206

8,671

36,990

1,434

3,580

26,319

5,658

16,920

1,570

5,832

2,627

6,890

40,209

4,769

35,585

4,727

2,176

1,001

3,146

1,779

5,677

323

1,159

1,782

12,347

1,467

16,655

8,718

7,937

21,024

1,194

16,208

(

D)

6,176

289

2,857

1,056

228

364

(

D)

396

1,601

299

734

27,927

560

37

11

25

10,015

5,462

11,853

76,780

33,696

254

31,292

30,759

(

D)

2,124

26

32,830

1,106

174

164

769

4,609

3,615

346

276

()

2,366

1,828

172

1,656

538

4,030D

642

2,693

(

D)

4,052

45

1,843

1,135

1,029

13,131

12,199

932

3,536

497

122

335

689

300

582

8

62

194

457

291

4,699

(

D)

1,773

277

1,054

(•)

220

88

3

3

20

58

31

(

D)

3,562

22

0

118

2,548

r

63,572

29,389

120

41

79

27,817

27,424

D )

()

1,429

22

28,509

912

(

D)

155

(

D)

3,929

3,035

330

243

()

1,689

1,250

71

1,179

439

3,735D

586

2,610

(

D)

3,461

36

1,671

956

798

12,299

11,775

525

2,484

465

67

219

252

181

446

4

19

129

432

269

1,662

D

796

(

D)

509

C)

0

29

3,060

(

r

6

6

0

54

2,207

13,208

4,308

()

3,476

3,335

(

D)

()

695

3

4,322

195

()

681

580

16

33

(

677

578

100

478

99

295

56

83

(

D)

591

9

173

179

230

831

424

407

1,052

33

55

116

436

119

136

3

43

64

25

22

3,037

(

D)

977

545

0

341

175,494

64,991

662

()

35,771

35,298

(

D)

()

28,556

2

85,581

5,705

1,005

349

4,350

22,256

13,674

4,700

2,143D

5,439

3,028

361

2,667

2,411

18,056

(

D)

4,743

9,559

(

D)

7,207

275

2,204

1,552

3,177

14,963

13,721

1,242

11,955

2,152

1,033

296

796

509

1,006

94

397

767

4,452

455

18,483

D

3,273

203

2,696

(

D)

()

121

1,363

D

367

7

(

742

1,802

254

24

852

68,176

16,546

151

0

151

16,020

15,990

D

()

375

0

45,726

2,394

(

D)

124

(

D)

11,093

6,763

2,709

1,251

(

D)

(

1,443

756

42

714

687

10,915

(

D)

977

8,738

(

D)

2,635

103

1,044

871

618

11,403

11,105

298

5,843

588

566

102

284

59

495

47

255

3,138

239

4,396

D

903

(

D)

783

(

D)

0

(

D)

194

0

114

(

58

190

('

107,318

48,445

510

()

19,751

19,308D

()

28,181

2

39,855

3,310

(

D)

225

(

D)

11,164

6,912

1,991

892

3,996

2,272

319

1,953

1,724

7,141

(

D)

3,766

821

(

D)

4,572

172

1,160

681

2,559

3,560

2,616

944

6,112

1,564

466

194

512

450

511

47

511

1,313

216

14,087

D

2,370

(

D ())

1,913

(*)

1,170

(

D)

252

(

D)

34

(

D)

26

(

D)

153

731

(

D)

(

D)

1,392

(

D)

254

(

D)

(

D)

214

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 1

[Millions of dollars]

Destination of sales

Total

 2

(1)

175,494

128,362

4,326

119,307

88,510

30,797

1,394

3,335

47,133

25,507

3,449

501

17,675

57,639

25,335

308

24,872

12,931

11,941

(

D)

32,304

16,272

3,069

183

12,779

65,588

60,564

2,772

55,968

52,279

3,688

385

1,439

5,024

2,837

169

124

1,894

41,908

36,186

558

34,168

19,484

14,684

962

498

5,722

3,048

24

109

2,540

10,360

6,277

688

4,299

3,815

484

(

D)

(

D)

4,082

3,349

187

84

462

Developed countries

Total

(2)

136,459

108,210

2,664

102,758

77,833

24,925

556

2,232

28,249

14,258

2,678

179

11,134

43,495

22,079

166

21,882

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

21,416

9,652

2,403

94

9,268

53,848

52,027

1,556

49,521

46,255

3,267

145

805

1,822

930

121

76

695

31,799

29,481

332

28,451

17,101

11,350

391

307

2,318

1,334

(

D)

(

D)

977

7,317

4,623

611

2,904

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(D)

2,694

2,342

(

D)

(

D)

194

Canada

(3)

1,245

938

0

915

354

561

11

12

307

130

(

D)

1

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

3

(

D)

(•)

0

11

(

D)

0

(•)

(

D)

482

362

0

347

283

64

7

8

120

59

0

1

60

265

207

0

203

30

173

4

(*)

59

9

0

0

49

(

D)

(

D)

0

(D)

38

(

D)

C)

4

116

(

D)

(

D)

0

(*)

Europe

Total

(4)

122,488

100,950

1,935

97,995

75,140

22,855

294

726

21,538

12,291

2,577

153

6,517

37,518

20,727

161

20,552

11,845

8,707

(

D)

16,790

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

50,273

48,977

1,168

47,488

44,401

3,087

58

263

1,296

695

(

D)

62

(

D)

29,394

28,120

306

27,453

16,722

10,730

(

D)

(

D)

1,274

1,062

(

D)

(

D)

208

5,303

3,125

300

2,502

2,171

330

(

D)

(D)

2,178

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

European

Communities (10)

(5)

98,411

84,163

1,724

81,478

63,619

17,859

270

691

14,248

11,190

(

D)

144

(

D)

27,845

(D)

(

D)

17,803

10,076

7,728

(

D)

("»)

7,641

(

D)

(

D)

26

41,992

40,846

995

39,545

37,092

2,453

51

255

1,147

611

88

53

394

23,696

(D)

301

21,959

14,582

7,377

(

D)

117

(

D)

948

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

4,878

(

D)

(D)

2,170

1,869

301

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,990

(

D)

(

D)

33

Other

(6)

24,077

16,787

211

16,517

11,521

4,996

24

35

7,290

1,101

(

D)

9

(

D)

9,673

(

D)

(

D)

2,749

1,770

979

0

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

8,281

8,132

173

7,943

7,309

634

7

9

149

83

(

D)

9

(

D)

5,698

(D)

6

5,494

2,140

3,353

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

114

1

0

(

D)

425

(D)

(

D)

331

302

29

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(*)

Japan

(7)

9,324

3,534

497

1,915

759

1,155

0

1,122

5,790

1,588

(

D)

(

D)

4,166

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

4,448

1,102

0

(

D)

(

D)

1,075

812

185

409

371

38

0

219

262

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,399

658

(

D)

522

264

258

0

(D)

741

182

0

0

559

(

D)

(D)

(

D)

(°)

(

D

(D))

0

768

339

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

Australia,

N e w

Zealand,

and South

Africa

(8)

3,402

2,788

232

1,933

1,580

353

251

372

614

249

17

(

D)

(

D)

309

143

5

130

(

D)

(

D)

4

4

166

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

2,018

1,875

204

1,277

1,200

77

80

315

143

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

62

740

496

(

D)

274

85

188

(

D)

41

244

81

2

0

161

334

274

(

D)

253

(D)

(

D)

(°)

12

60

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

Developing countries

Total

(9)

39,035

20,152

1,662

16,549

10,677

5,872

838

1,104

18,883

11,248

772

323

6,541

14,143

3,256

142

2,990

(D)

(°)

(°)

10,887

6,620

666

90

3,512

11,740

8,537

1,216

6,446

6,025

422

240

634

3,203

1,907

48

48

1,199

10,109

6,705

227

5,716

2,383

3,334

571

191

3,404

1,714

(D)

( )

1,563

3,043

1,654

77

1,395

(D)

(D)

(°)

( D)

1,389

1,007

(

D)

(

D)

267

Latin

America

(10)

11,139

3,719

779

2,671

1,440

1,231

162

107

7,420

6,837

469

3

111

4,724

873

62

811

(

D)

(

D)

C)

0

3,851

3,364

(

D)

DO

3,494

1,773

656

1,006

875

130

79

31

1,721

1,674

(*)

3

44

2,043

881

38

693

241

451

81

69

1,161

1,123

0

0

38

879

191

22

162

(

D)

(D)

2

6

687

676

(

D)

0

(

D)

Other

Africa

(11)

7,289

5,495

353

4,897

3,107

1,790

(

D)

(

D)

1,794

1,416

227

60

91

2,667

1,353

(

D)

1,280

(

D)

(

D)

(•)

1,314

(

D)

173

(

D)

(

D)

2,187

2,066

175

1,836

1,737

98

(

D)

(D)

121

55

24

(

D)

(

D)

1,829

1,638

(

D)

1,376

607

769

(

D)

30

190

145

2

(

D)

(

D)

607

438

13

405

(D)

(°)

(°)

(°)

168

27

(

D)

(

D)

Middle

East

(12)

7,342

6,064

107

5,654

4,046

1,608

148

156

1,278

861

57

238

122

934

277

(

D)

266

(

D)

(

D)

C)

657

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

10

2,668

2,516

69

2,278

2,148

130

(

D)

(D)

151

63

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

2,840

2,588

(

D)

2,435

1,072

1,363

(

D)

14

251

92

(

D)

90

(

D)

901

682

6

676

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

219

4

(

0)

(

D)

Other

Asia and

Pacific

(13)

13,265

4,874

423

3,327

2,084

1,243

(

D)

(

D)

8,391

2,134

18

22

6,217

5,819

753

65

634

(

D>

(

D>

(

D)

5,066

1,601

(

D)

(

D)

3,463

3,391

2,182

316

1,327

1,264

63

130

408

1,210

115

(

D)

(Dj

1,072

3,398

1,597

7

1,213

463

750

299

78

1,801

354

0

9

1,438

656

342

36

153

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(D)

314

64

0

7

244

All industries, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

Petroleum, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

Manufacturing, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

Wholesale trade, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

Other industries, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

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Destination of sales

Total2

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

Petroleum, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

Manufacturing, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

Wholesale trade, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

Other industries, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

68,176

54,939

1,303

52,070

44,824

7,246

795

770

13,237

8,879

1,125

127

3,105

14,609

8,367

5

8,229

7,816

413

()

6,242

4,125

1,035

38,296

35,295

1,164

33,360

31,258

2,102

258

513

3,001

1,666

82

10

1,243

12,063

9,944

128

9,168

4,635

4,532

499

149

2,119

1,395

3

12

709

3,209

1,333

6

1,314

1,115

199D

()

1,875

1,694

5

23

155

59,198

51,530

850

49,700

42,707

6,992

461

519

7,668

5,443

878

33

1,314

11,729

7,649

3

7,627

(

D)

()

4,080

2,964

808

22

286

34,778

723

32,129

30,122

2,007

118

407

1,400

751

68

7

575

10,236

9,368

120

8,824

4,420

4,404

327

97

868

453

()

412

2,455

1,135

3

1,119

(

D)

()

1,319

1,275D)

(

41

442

275

0

262

197

65

5

167

80

(

0

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

(*)

0

6

(

D)

0

H

(

D)

313

208

0

201

183

18

6

2

104

51

0

1

53

93

60

0

58

11

47

2

C)

33

C)

0

0

33

55,630

49,234

630

48,177

41,369

213

214

6,396

5,029

860

31

476

11,400

7,628

(

D)

7,614

7,202

412

()

3,772

(

D)

32,524

31,524

506

30,860

28,929

1,931

38

120

1,000

564

9,443

9,032

118

8,663

4,366

4,297

(

D)

(

411

322

2,263

1,049

(

D)

1,039

872

167

()

1,214

(

D)

49,383

43,179

595

42,191

35,885

6,306

201

192

6,204

4,909

(

D)

30

10,247

()

6,470

6,088

382

2,938

D

28,725

27,833

474

27,210

25,431

1,779

34

116

892

501

52

4

335

8,256

(

117

7,538

3,555

3,983

(

D)

70

(

D)

309

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

2,155

()

973

810

163

1,161

D )

6,247

6,055

35

5,986

5,484

501

12

22

192

120

1,153

(

1,144

1,113

31

0

(*)

3,800

3,691

33

3,650

3,498

152

4

4

108

62

1,187

(

D)

1

1,125

811

315

108

1,261

522

94

314

279

35

0

114

739

207

518

()

199

17

0

649

437

93

229

217

13

0

114

212

293

()

263

1,865

1,499

127

946

862

84

240

186

366

127

5

120

16

(

D)

8

(

D)

(

D)

4

(

D)

104

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

1,292

1,209

124

839

794

45

74

172

83

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

36

407

245

(

D)

74

37

37

(

D)

(

D)

162

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

46

29

(

D)

26

8,978

3,409

453

2,371

2,117

254

334

251

5,569

3,437

247

94

1,791

2,880

718

2

602

()

2,161

1,160

228

61

712

3,518

1,917

441

1,231

1,136

95

140

106

1,601

915

15

1,827

576

8

344

215

129

173

52

1,251

942

)

297

754

198

2

194

)

556

419D

114

4,288

1,209

402

684

512

172

77

46

3,079

2,832

196

0

51

1,366

73

(

D)

71

0

1,293

1,078

D

1,630

835

391

381

339

42

61

795

792

(*)

0

2

1,015

223

(

D)

157

41

116

43

792

764

0

0

28

277

78

2

76

D

C)

0

199

197

1,123

791

8

708

682

26

()

331

223

35

43

31

397

317

(

D)

247

D

(

(*)

(

D)

80

(

D)

30

(

D)

(

D)

382

355

8

342

323

19

(

D)

(

D)

27

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

175

76

(

D)

75

73

2

169

44

(*)

44D

0

125

624

435

13

411

383

28

11

(*)

189

123

1

47

17

192

138

217

196

13

173

158

15

21

148

42

(*)

0

106

(13)

2,944

974

30

567

540

27

()

1,971

258

15

4

1,693

925

191

(*)

D

()

734

57

()

676

1,289

531

29

335

316

19

758

84

()

658

570

218

1

54

49

5

155

352

95

0

2

255

160

34

(*)

(

126

23

0

0

103

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Destination

 1

[Millions of dollars]

Destination of sales

Total

 2

(1)

107,318

73,423

3,023

67,236

43,685

23,551

599

2,565

33,896

16,628

2,324

374

14,570

43,030

16,968

303

16,643

5,115

11,528

(

D)

(

D)

26,062

12,147

2,034

100

11,781

27,292

25,269

1,608

22,608

21,021

1,587

127

926

2,023

1,171

87

114

651

29,845

26,242

430

25,000

14,849

10,151

463

349

3,604

1,654

21

98

1,831

7,151

4,944

682

2,986

2,700

286

(D)

2,207

1,656

183

62

307

Developed countries

Total

(2)

77,261

56,680

1,814

53,058

35,126

17,933

95

1,712

20,581

8,816

1,799

145

9,821

31,766

14,430

163

14,255

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

17,336

6,688

1,595

71

8,982

19,070

18,649

832

17,392

16,133

1,260

27

397

422

179

53

69

120

21,562

20,113

211

19,627

12,681

6,946

64

210

1,450

882

(

D)

(

D)

566

4,862

3,488

607

1,784

(

D)

(°)

(D)

1,374

1,067

(

D)

( )

153

Canada

(3)

803

663

0

653

157

496

3

8

140

51

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

(D)

0

(

D)

3

(

D)

0

0

6

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

170

154

0

147

100

46

1

6

16

8

0

(*)

7

172

147

0

145

19

126

1

(*)

26

9

0

0

17

(

D)

(

D)

Q0

35

(*)

1

93

(

D)

(

D)

0

(*)

Europe

Total

(4)

66,858

51,716

1,305

49,818

33,771

16,047

81

512

15,142

7,262

1,717

122

6,041

26,118

13,099

(

D)

12,938

4,644

8,295

(

D)

(

D)

13,019

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

17,749

17,453

661

16,629

15,472

1,156

20

143

296

131

(

D)

57

(

D)

19,951

19,087

189

18,789

12,356

6,433

(D)

864

739

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

3,040

2,076

(

D)

1,462

1,299

16

D

3

(

D)

964

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

European

Communities (10)

(5)

49,028

40,984

1,129

39,287

27,735

11,552

69

499

8,044

6,281

(

D)

114

(

D)

17,598

(D)

(

D)

11,333

3,987

7,346

(

D)

(D)

(

D)

4,703

(

D)

(

D)

23

13,267

13,012

521

12,335

11,662

674

17

139

255

110

36

49

59

15,439

(D)

184

14,421

11,027

3,394

47

(

D)

639

(

D)

(D)

(

D)

2,723

(

D)

(

D)

1,197

1,059

13

D

8

(D)

(

D)

829

(

D)

(

D)

25

Other

(6)

17,830

10,732

176

10,531

6,037

4,495

12

13

7,099

981

(

D)

8

(

D)

8,520

(D)

(

D)

1,605

656

949

0

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

4,482

4,441

140

4,293

3,811

482

3

4

41

21

(

D)

8

(

D)

4,512

(D)

4

4,368

1,329

3,039

(

D)

(

D)

100

(*)

j)

317

(D)

(

D)

265

240

25

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

Japan

(7)

8,063

3,011

403

1,600

481

1,120

0

1,008

5,052

1,381

(

D)

(

D)

3,648

(

D)

(D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(D)

4,249

1,084

0

(

D)

(

D)

425

376

91

179

154

25

0

105

50

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,106

628

(

D)

493

257

235

0

(

D)

478

(

D)

0

DO

(

D)

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

768

274

(

D)

0

0

Australia,

XTiNew

Zealand,

and South

Africa

(8)

1,537

1,289

105

987

717

269

12

185

248

122

12

(

D)

(

D)

190

128

(D)

122

(D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

62

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

726

666

80

437

406

32

6

143

60

(

D)

(

D)

(D)

25

333

251

(

D)

200

49

151

(D)

82

(

D)

2

DO

287

244

(

D)

227

(

D)

(°)

9

43

(

D)

0

DO

Developing countries

Total

(9)

30,057

16,743

1,209

14,178

8,560

5,618

503

852

13,314

7,812

525

228

4,750

11,264

2,538

141

2,388

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

8,726

5,459

439

29

2,799

8,222

6,620

776

5,216

4,889

327

100

529

1,602

992

33

45

531

8,283

6,129

218

5,373

2,168

3,205

398

139

2,154

772

(

D)

(

D)

1,266

2,289

1,456

75

1,201

(

D)

(°)

(D)

833

589

(D)

(

D)

154

Latin

America

(10)

6,852

2,510

377

1,987

928

1,059

85

61

4,342

4,006

273

3

61

3,358

800

(

D)

740

(

D)

(

D)

(D)

0

2,558

2,286

(

D)

0

(

D)

1,863

938

265

625

536

89

19

29

926

881

0

3

42

1,028

658

(

D)

536

200

336

26

370

359

0

0

10

602

114

20

86

(

D)

2

6

488

479

(

D)

DO

Other

Africa

(11)

6,166

4,704

345

4,188

2,425

1,763

(

D)

(D)

1,463

1,193

192

18

60

2,270

1,036

(

D)

1,032

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

1,234

(

D)

143

(

D)

(

D)

1,805

1,711

167

1,494

1,414

79

(

D)

(D)

94

(

D)

24

(

D)

(

D)

1,654

1,562

(

D)

1,301

534

767

29

92

62

2

(

D)

438

395

13

361

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

44

(

D)

2D3

(

D)

Middle

East

(12)

6,719

5,630

94

5,243

3,663

1,579

137

155

1,089

737

56

190

106

742

139

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

603

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1

2,451

2,321

56

2,105

1,990

115

(

D)

130

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

2,773

2,530

(

D)

2,377

1,020

1,357

14

243

91

(D)

85

753

640

D6

(

D)

[oj

(

D)

113

(

D)

D4

(D)

Other

Asia and

Pacific

(13)

10,320

3,900

393

2,760

1,544

1,217

(

D)

(

D)

6,421

1,876

4

18

4,524

4,894

562

65

(

Dl

(Dj

(

D)

(

D)

4,332

1,544

(

D]

(

D>

2,786

2,103

1,651

287

992

949

44

61

310

452

32

(

D)

414

2,828

1,379

6

1,159

414

745

144

70

1,449

260

0

7

1,182

496

308

35

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

188

41

0

7

141

All industries, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

Petroleum, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

Manufacturing, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

Wholesale trade, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

Other industries, all countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Other Europe

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

Other Africa

Middle East

Other Asia and Pacific

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Table III.E 10.—Sales of Goods and Services by Affiliates, Country by Type and Destination

[Millions of dollars]

Goods and services

Total

Local

sales

 3

Sales to

the

United

States

Sales to

other

countries

Goods1

Total

Local

sales

 3

Sales to

the

United

States

Sales to

other

countries

Services

 2

Total

Local

sales

 3

Sales to

the

United

States

Sales to

other

countries

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)

All countries

Developed countries...

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg ,

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South AfricaAustralia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean..

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Other

SuD-Saharan..

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab EmiratesOther

Other Asia and Pacific...

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

730,235

536,905

108,038

364,405

301,970

21,136

4,279

41,404

67,248

2,414

4,703

24,476

726

27,580

108,005

62,435

3,182

1,547

7,374

1,347

8,326

6,274

33,283

631

472

25,788

38,674

28,669

2,163

7,841

185,215

103,857

47,974

5,104

26,045

1,303

4,401

803

1,828

7,240

1,250

17,316

11,269

3,044

3,004

38,567

5,921

International

Addendum—OPEC..

1,036

7,046

2,521

683

1,272

15,755

6,139

2,226

3,473

439

9,616

389

4,458

4,769

16,699

589

9,517

4,060

2,534

48,903

7,516

618

12,543

4,319

3,596

14,114

604

1,867

2,590

1,137

8,116

43,121

477,961

369,405

82,868

228,546

202,334

9,213

3,281

30,149

48,131

2,172

1,861

20,483

184

12,355

74,506

26,212

2,577

1,510

2,784

1,130

6,691

5,178

5,570

606

166

23,541

34,450

24,960

2,088

7,402

100,441

61,919

43,095

4,232

23,720

1,080

4,229

366

1,302

7,164

1,002

13,778

10,110

1,382

2,286

5,046

707

1,352

651

454

892

92

897

5,805

1,332

752

157

424

4,473

80

1,328

3,065

12,519

457

8,905

1,450

1,706

20,198

3,042

570

4,254

2,273

3,032

2,535

338

936

2,138

1,081

8,116

23,923

76,780

39,139

20,843

16,553

11,126

657

151

983

1,542

23

177

299

20

859

6,415

5,427

47

1

()

131

53

2,714

D )

854

888

837

18

33

37,642

16,432

1,740

172

518

(

D)

92

(

D)

410

19

(

D)

1,470

774

252

444

13,222

948

5,584

369

4,147

(

D)

336

6,500

2,389

(

D)

(

4,111

D ) (

1,133

3,679

37

(

D)

2,337

(

D)

11,030

1,854

2

4,775

1,151

(

D)

1,958

232

727

28

0

12,671

175,494

128,362

4,326

119,307

88,510

11,267

847

10,272

17,575

218

2,665

3,694

521

14,365

27,085

30,797

558

36

()

1,504

1,043

24,998

(

D)

1,394

3,335

2,873

57

405

47,133

25,507

3,139

699

1,807

(

D)

80

(

D)

115

57

(

D)

2,068

384

1,410

273

20,300

4,265

13,152

16

2,445

(

D)

255

3,449

2,417

(

D)

(

1,032

(

D)

(

571

501

95

(

D)

273

17,675

2,620

46

3,514

895

(

D)

9,621

34

204

425

0

6,527

663,918

497,293

96,924

340,482

280,912

20,122

4,082

38,225

64,107

2,342

4,619

23,337

715

25,236

98,127

59,570

2,909

1,448

7,112

1,277

7,802

5,762

32,220

605

435

24,273

35,614

26,012

2,042

7,561

166,617

90,997

45,082

4,621

25,020

1,246

4,137

744

1,735

6,403

1,176

16,524

10,737

2,865

2,923

29,390

5,612

15,575

1,000

(

D)

2,459

217

14,859

5,703

1,979

3,352

372

9,156

320

4,302

4,533

14,270

424

7,860

3,703

2,284

46,492

6,450

591

12,341

4,241

3,300

13,704

522

1,814

2,524

1,006

39,620

426,492

336,268

72,205

210,500

186,501

8,575

3,148

27,734

45,406

2,111

1,796

19,527

183

11,214

66,807

24,000

2,344

1,413

2,527

1,062

6,191

4,710

5,018

582

154

22,102

31,461

22,363

1,972

7,125

90,216

56,924

40,279

3,754

22,702

1,023

3,971

306

1,209D

13,161

9,624

1,322

2,214

3,485

482

542

615

(

D)

829

11

4,983

925

(

357

4,058

D

()

2,834

10,178

295

7,268

1,107

1,507

18,131

2,093

543

4,058

2,212

2,739

2,312

(

D)

889

2,071D )

20,526

69,331

36,720

20,491

14,574

9,440

475

(

D)

633

1,313

(

D)

176

255

20

662

5,754

5,134

(

D)

1

(

D)

(

D)

115

(

D)

2,494D

792

862

(

D)

(

D)

32

32,611

11,550

1,716

169

515

(

D)

87

(

D)

410

5

(

D)

1,348

734

()

8,486

919

4,009

369

6,464

2,389

D )

()

4,075

(

D)

()

1,133

3,669

33

(

D)

2,334

D

10,928

1,815

2

4,773

(

D)

285

1,911

232

726

28

0

12,642

168,094

124,304

4,227

115,408

84,972

11,072

(

D)

9,858

17,389

(

D)

2,647

3,555

512

13,360

25,565

30,436

(

D)

35D

(

1,496

(

D)

24,709

(

D)

(

D)

1,379

3,291

(

D)

(

D)

404

43,790

22,522

3,087

697

1,803

(

D)

79

(

D)

115

2,016

378

()

17,420

4,212

11,024

16

3,412

2,390

(

D)

2,370

(

D)

1,022

(

D)

(

D)

566

423

95

(

D)

262

(

D)

17,433

2,541

46

3,510

(

D)

276

9,480

(

D)

199

425

(

D)

0

6,452

66,317

39,612

11,114

23,923

21,058

1,014

196

3,179

3,141

72

84

1,139

11

2,344

9,878

2,865

273

99

262

69

524

512

1,062

26

1,516

3,059

2,658

122

280

18,597

12,861

2,892

483

1,025

57

264

59

93

838

74

792

532

179

81

9,177

308

4,513

36

(

D)

63

466

(

D)

895

435

247

121

67

460

69

156

235

2,430

165

1,658

357

250

2,411

1,067

27

202

78

295

410

82

53

67

131

8,108

3,501

51,469

33,136

10,663

18,045

15,833

638

132

2,415

2,725

61

65

956

1

1,141

7,699

2,212

233

98

257

68

500

468

552

25

12

1,439

2,989

2,596

116

277

10,225

4,995

2,816

478

1,018

57

258

59

93

618

485

60

72

1,561

225

811

36

(

D)

63

81

(

D)

822

408

()

67

415

()

231

2,341

162

1,637

344

198

2,067

949

27

195

61

293

222

(

D)

47

67

8,108

3,398

7,449

2,419

352

1,979

1,686

182

(

D)

350

229

(

D)

1

44

0

197

660

293

(

0

0

17

(

D)

220

0

5,030

4,882

24

3

3

0

4

0

0

14

0

122

40

()

4,736

29

1,575

0

(

D)

0

102

39

0

2

29

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Table III.E 11.—Sales of Goods and Services by Affiliates, Industry by Type and Destination

[Millions of dollars]

Goods and services Goods1

Total

(1)

730,235

266,304

52,522

45,143

7,378

97,176

olrn qo ,ooii

39,509

286

107,614

8,992

271,099

32,585

10,460

5,518

16,607

54,840

23,102

12,525

10,618

1,844

6,750

15,015

4,347

1,543

2,804

10,668

40,470

2,745

7,329

20,953

9,443

25,248

2,190

7,458

8,318

7,283

57,183

55,190

1,993

45,758

3,342

3,446

1,500

7,751

1,951

6,294

2,923

1,738

2,865

11,210

2,738

113,622

68,128

45,494

23,526

9,862

13,376

200

88

17,911

1,527

9,003

1,368

1,772

2,672

862

2,329

1,413

3,190

898

1,881

37,773

1,286

4,336

2,778

1,557

12,208

4,233

15,711

Local

sales

 3

(2)

477,961

172,099

24,373

17,407

6,966

81,049

C(\ I I "I DU,lil

30,742

197

57,922

8,754

179,267

27,491

9,309

4,661

13,521

37,457

12,812

9,371

9,292

1,322

4,659

11,154

2,774

1,108

1,666

8,380

24,051

1,261

4,125

12,805

5,860

14,971

1,611

5,033

2,690

5,637

32,434

31,444

990

31,708

2,336

1,969

1,028

5,733

1,528

5,212

1,997

1,162

2,149

6,631

1,961

66,212

44,046

22,166

14,629

4,548

9,863

(

D)

(

D)

14,372

1,519

7,098

1,357

545

2,518

728

1,950

757

2,302

(

D)

(

D)

31,381

352

764

555

209

11,053

3,845

15,367

Sales to

the

United

States

(3)

76,780

36,567

18,158

18,113

45

(?

2,296

8

11,224

(

D)

26,244

570

19

174

377

2,043

1,405

219

48

188

184

740

483

135

347

257

3,073

205

496

1,724

648

4,630

117

928

3,255

329

12,190

11,586

604

2,998

104

172

277

1,090

62

327

49

56

145

491

226

5,501

2,843

2,659

5,401

3,557

1,840

2

1

966

(

D)

886

4

575

34

39

234

(

D)

47

0

22

2,101

524

1,234

1,023

211

33

273

37

Sales to

other

countries

(4)

175,494

57,639

9,990

9,623

366

(°)

6,472

81

38,468

(

D)

65,588

4,524

1,132

684

2,709

15,341

8,885

2,936

1,278

334

1,907

3,121

1,090

299

791

2,030

13,347

1,279

2,709

6,425

2,934

5,646

462

1,497

2,372

1,316

12,558

12,159

399

11,052

902

1,306

195

928

360

754

877

520

571

4,088

551

41,908

21,239

20,669

3,496

1,756

1,673

(

D)

(

D)

2,572

(

D)

1,018

8

652

119

94

145

(

D)

841

(

D)

(

D)

4,291

409

2,338

1,200

1,138

1,121

116

307

Total

(5)

663,918

253,951

45,197

45,096

101

96,547

(D)

285

107,301

4,906

265,929

32,580

10,459

5,517

16,605

54,602

22,874

12,525

10,618

1,844

6,741

14,971

4,343

1,543

2,801

10,628

36,497

(

D)

6,904

(D)

(

D)

24,887

2,176

7,297

8,213

7,200

57,089

55,161

1,928

45,303

(

D)

3,446

1,500

7,704

1,944

(

D)

2,920

1,738

2,857

10,894

(

D)

109,882

64,584

45,298

53

5

0

1

47

1,320

3

1,205

(

D)

(

D)

(D)

82

(

D)

0

13

0

98

32,782

(

D)

4,227

2,669

1,557

11,674

6

(

D)

Local

sales

 3

(6)

426,492

160,474

17,420

17,359

61

80,620

(D)

196

57,674

4,760

175,031

27,489

9,308

4,661

13,520

37,257

12,619

9,371

9,292

1,322

4,652

11,115

2,771

1,108

1,663

8,343

20,840

(

D)

3,723

(

D)

(

D)

14,671

1,601

4,906

2,604

5,561

32,352

31,419

933

31,307

2,336

1,969

1,028

5,692

1,522

(

D)

1,995

1,162

2,145

6,337

(

D)

62,817

40,766

22,051

37

3

0

1

33

1,199

3

1,093

(

D)

(

D)

(D)

77

(

D)

0

10

0

93

26,934

(

D)

657

449

209

10,638

3

(

D)

Sales to

the

United

States

(7)

69,331

36,299

18,114

18,113

1

(jj)

(

D)

8

11,197

(

D)

25,828

569

19

174

377

(

D)

(

D)

218

48

188

184

738

482

135

347

256

(

D)

205

493

(

D)

646

(D)

114

(

D)

3,255

327

12,190

11,586

604

(

D)

101

172

277

1,090

62

(

D)

49

56

145

487

226

5,372

2,765

2,607

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

0

(

D)

2

0

C)

(*)

0

C)

0

(*)

(

D)

520

1,234

1,023

211

29

0

(

D)

Sales to

other

countries

(8)

168,094

57,178

9,663

9,623

40

(°)

(D)

81

38,429

(

D)

65,070

4,522

1,132

682

2,708

(

D)

(

D)

2,936

1,278

334

1,905

3,118

1,090

299

791

2,028

(

D)

1,279

2,687

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

461

(

D)

2,354

1,313

12,547

12,155

391

(

D)

(

D)

1,306

195

922

360

754

877

520

568

4,070

551

41,694

21,053

20,641

16

2

0

0

14

(D)

0

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

(D)

5

(

D)

0

3

0

5

(D)

(

D)

2,336

1,198

1,138

1,008

3

306

Total

(9)

66,317

12,353

7,324

48

7,277

629

(D)

2

314

4,085

5,170

5

1

1

3

238

228

1

1

0

9

43

3

0

3

40

3,974

(

D)

426

(

D)

(

D)

361

13

161

104

82

94

29

65

455

(

D)

0

0

47

6

(

D)

3

0

8

316

(

D)

3,739

3,544

195

23,473

9,856

13,376

200

41

16,591

1,524

7,798

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

779

(

D)

1,413

3,176

898

1,782

4,991

(

D)

109

109

0

533

4,227

(

D)

Local

sales

 3

(10)

51,469

11,624

6,953

48

6,906

430

(D)

2

248

3,993

4,236

2

1

C)

1

200

193

C)

C)

0

7

40

3

0

3

37

3,212

(

D)

401

(

D)

(

D)

299

10

127

86

77

82

25

57

401

(*)

0

0

41

6

(

D)

3

0

4

294

(

D)

3,396

3,280

116

14,593

4,546

9,863

(

D)

(

D)

13,173

1,516

6,005

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

6 5D1

757

2,292

(

D)

(

D)

4,447

(

D)

107

107

0

415

3,842

(°)

Sales to

the

United

States

(11)

7,449

268

45

0

45

( D)

(D)

0

27

(

D)

415

(*)

0

(•)

C)

(

D)

(

D)

1

C)

0

(•)

1

(•)

0

1

(D)

0

3

(

D)

2

(

D)

Q3

1

3

1

C)

(•)

3

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

4

0

129

78

51

5,401

3,557

1,840

2

1

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

2

575

34

39

(

D)

(

D)

47

0

22

(D)

4

0

0

0

5

273

(

D)

Sales to

other

countries

(12)

7,400

461

327

0

327

(D=

(D

(

39

(

D)

519

2

0

1

1

(

D

(

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C

0

0

2

2

C

0

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(*

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3,48(

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8<

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(

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83$

(

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(

D

(

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(D,

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11,

11

C

Services

 2

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utili

ties

Retail trade

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

slectronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholeale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

ndustries

All countries....

Developed countries..

Canada

EuropeEuropean Communities

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

(10)..

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand .".

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

ypt

Other

Sub-Saharan..

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific....

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC.

663,918

497,293

96,924

340,482

280,912

20,122

4,082

38,225

64,107

2,342

4,619

23,337

715

25,236

98,127

59,570

2,909

1,448

7,112

1,277

7,802

5,762

32,220

605

435

24,273

35,614

26,012

2,042

7,561

166,617

90,997

45,082

4,621

25,020

1,246

4,137

744

1,735

6,403

1,176

16,524

10,737

2,865

2,923

29,390

5,612

15,575

1,000

C

2,459

217

14,859

5,703

1,979

3,352

9,156

320

4,302

4,533

14,270

424

7,860

3,703

2,284

46,492

6,450

591

12,341

4,241

3,300

13,704

522

1,81

2,524

1,006

39,620

253,951

161,850

25,250

112,016

5,917

D

()

19,053

(

D)

()

8,052

252

8,433

33,118

23,122D )

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5,684

(

D)

407

7,598

2,707

92,094

40,424

11,316

6,765

(

D)

1,689

(

D)

(

D)

(

3,007r

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1,513

26,101

4,337

(

D)

840

12,91:

5,35D4

3,294

r

7,558

3,835

(

r

9,150

0

3,480

(

r

29,608

2,292

0

10,755

2,301

(

r

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0

26,364

265,929

215,596

52,448

141,382

129,588

(

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649

18,571

36,963

503

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10,911

39,746

11,794

(

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78

471

601

()

1,757

120

5,505

16,261

12,060

50,333

39,012

27,966

(

D)

16,637

382

1,846

181

316

4,834

(

D)

10,371

9,402

173

796

676

22

0

329

(

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74

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927

150

50

0

100

111

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17'

600

476

0

139

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9,917

1,135

508

484

1,613

1,678

1,874

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1,489

521

202

32,580

24,872

5,257

16,806

15,575

472

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2,186

2,887

31

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1,093

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2,761

5,417

1,231

106

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(

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96

649

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648

2,161

1,434

95

631

7,708

6,714

4,730

601

2,405

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1,036

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1,893

1,554

53

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(

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54,602

30,679

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4,510

5,991

269

789

2,345

(

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4,027

6,536

(

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68

(

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57

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1,568

503

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1,659

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170

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(

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97

538

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896

32

2,207

1,941

72

193

369

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0

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1,578

210

180

130

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14,971

11,997

2,908

8,382

7,865

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(

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2,608

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(

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529

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2,524

517

(

282

65

114

0

0

107

600

208

2,975

2,469

1,961

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195

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177

36,497

32,653

4,492

24,396

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5,881

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6,169

(

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115

0

0

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5

506

3,844

3,038

2,598

(

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2,161

0

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(

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440

440

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24,887

16,970

4,055

11,675

154

1,146

3,485

(

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238

1,301

(

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277

2,179

(

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136

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193

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535

705

534

7,916

2,631

1,580

153

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(

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(

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915

0

(

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(

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0

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68

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0

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(

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641

(

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159

1,335

334

1,033

267

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297

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57,089

48,941

18,970

25,351

23,581

(

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(

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(

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320

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9,035

1,770

(

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0

0

(

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1,561

67

0

0

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4,616

(

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(

D)

911

8,148

7,556

5,234

(

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2,878

D

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2,323

2,323

0

0

0

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(

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24,093

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(

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1,484

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(

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7,886

(

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2,007

1,782

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109,882

95,916

8,804

77,485

53,722

4,671

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9,618

6,637

278

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4,878

19

5,495

20,965

23,762

1,081

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811

300

915

1,734

17,949

(

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5,034

4,593

2,994

290

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13,967

7,826

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203

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31

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(

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4

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32,782

22,780

10,274

8,667

(

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(

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28

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359

4,083

(

D)

8

()

(*)

(

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(

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10,002

3,613

2,179

(

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659

5

1,185

283

(

249

94

0

5,831 1,111 1,200 385 55 361 1,744 103

1,823

(

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(

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(

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96

(

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(

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(

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315

0

5,577

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Table III.E 13.—Sales of Goods by Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

663,918

253,951

45,197

45,096

101

96,547

(

D

)

)

285

107,301

4,906

265,929

32,580

10,459

5,517

16,605

54,602

22,874

12,525

10,618

1,844

6,741

14,971

4,343

1,543

2,801

10,628

36,497

D

6,904

(

D

)

24,887

2,176

7,297

8,213

7,200

57,089

55,161

1,928

45,303

3,446

1,500

7,704

1,944

(

D)

2,920

1,738

2,857

10,894

109,882

64,584

45,298

53

r

0

1

47

1,320

o

1,205

0

13

0

98

32,782

(

r

4,227

2,669

1,557

11,67

497,293

161,850

18,522

()

58,066

215,596

24,872

8,351

4,210

12,312

(

D

)

()

9,500

7,467

1,203

5,675

11,997

3,151

1,151

2,000

8,846

32,653

2,550

()

16,970

1,636

(

D

)

3,937

(

D

)

48,941

D

()

2,737

1,332

5,620

1,713

(

D

)

2,268

1,411

2,388

D

95,916

57,412

38,503

49

2

0

1

47

1,102

3

22,780

187

1,501

r

14,366

96,924

25,250

(

D

)

0

42

3,378

(

D

)

52,448

5,257

1,214

673

3,370

(

D

)

()

1,120

1,023

(

D

(

2,908

828

429

399

2,080

4,492

D

674

4,055

457

448

18,970

D

()

689

853

(

D

)

327

1,492

305

842

(

D

)

642

8,804

D

1

1

0

1

0

147

0

0

0

10,274

26

0

0

(

D

J

l

340,482

112,016

(

D)

70

62,125

(

D)

(

133

36,952

(

D)

141,382

16,806

6,486

2,452

7,868

30,679

(

D)

6,928

5,294

477

(

D)

8,382

2,229

713

1,516

6,152

24,396

D)

()

5,696

11,675

973

(

25,351

D

()

24,093

(

D

)

1,866

408

(

D

)

1,040

1,971

1,601

1,134

1,335

8,600

1,273

77,485

45,109

32,376

44

1

0

0

43

888

3

870

0

0

4

0

11

8,667

118

79

35

45

2,959

280,912

88,894

(

D)

()

62

()

26,385

133

129,588

15,575

6,050

2,290

7,235

(

D)

()

6,478

4,784

(

D)

()

7,865

1,905

592

1,313

5,960

(

D)

2,028

11,847

5,244

D()

885

()

2,054

23,581

D

()

1,709

380

1,880

1,554

(

D)

1,123

8,329

1,124

53,722

34,160

19,562

569

0

59,570

23,122

4,684

4,677

7

(

0

11,794

1,231

436

161

633

(

450

510

()

517

324

121

203

193

144

(

D)

453

(

D)

87

(

D)

113

(

D)

1,770

1,770

0

157

29

313

(

D)

91

48

212

271

149

23,762

10,949

12,814

0

0

0

(

D)

319

3

(•

0

()

118

45

24,273

0

0

0

0

0

13,493

0

5,505

648

1,659

305

708

530

0

116

107

(

D)

0

()

170

535

0

0

0

151

0

128

5,034

2,899

2,136

3

0

0

(*)

3

0

0

0

35,614

()

0

4,008

0

()

4,242

16,261

2,161

(

D)

()

744

620

()

600

(

D)

9

1,000

(

D)

705

206

()

4,616

4,616

0

C.

211

(

E

(

r

4,593

(

D:

(

43

1,431

(

r

166,617

92,094

26,675

5,019

(

D)

(

D)

49,235

(

D)

50,333

7,708

2,108

1,307

4,293

(

D)

()

3,024

3,151

641

1,066

2,975

1,193

392

801

1,782

3,844

(

D

7,916

540

(

D)

4,277

(

D)

8,148

D

543

709

168

2,084

231

2,436

652

327

469

510

13,967

7,172

6,795

4

3

0

0

218

0

10,00

(

D

90,997

40,424

D )

()

29,146

(

D)

39,012

6,714

1,833

1,028

3,854

D )

()

2,222

2,598

424

1,004

2,469

(

D)

(

3,038

D

()

654

2,631

437

()

7,556

D

414

594

1,896

2,045

592

307

431

370

7,826

3,585

4,241

3

3

0

0

119

0

115

0

0

3

3,613

707

0

C

14,859

12,912

9,037

9,034

2

(

D)

0

0

927

(

D)

9

(

D)

50

223

0

0

4

295

252

43

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

1

(*)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

77

0

('

0

335

14,270

9,150

(

D)

2,658

(

D)

()

0

476

()

159

()

41

()

15

(

0

4

735

700

35

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

3

0

0

0

2

1

0

0

0

46,492

29,608

12,102

12,098

4

()

0

13,660

(

D)

9,917

873

267

()

1,578

(

D)

613

177

0

0

0

177

(

144

(

D)

(

D)

651

(

D)

21

(

D)

6

131

5,111

2,635

2,476

1,823

165

1,273

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

66,317

39,612

11,114

23,923

21,058

1,014

196

3,179

3,141

72

84

1,139

11

2,344

9,878

2,865

273

99

262

69

524

512

1,062

26

38

1,516

3,059

2,658

122

280

18,597

12,861

2,892

483

1,025

57

264

59

93

838

74

792

532

179

81

9,177

308

4,513

36

(

D

)

63

466

(

D

)

895

435

247

121

67

460

69

156

235

2,430

165

1,658

357

250

2,411

1,067

27

202

78

295

410

82

53

67

131

8,108

3,501

Petroleum

12,353

2,561

590

1,698

1,482

3

(

D

)

180

265

(

D

)

(

D

)

103

0

155

733

216

(

D

)

3

60

0

32

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

216

(

D

)

4

3,220

1,418

1,114

(

D

)

177

0

116

43

(

D

)

481

(

D

)

174

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

131

31

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

3

603

311

(

D

)

105

(

D

)

292

(

D

)

121

(

D

)

686

0

(

D

)

251

(

D

)

513

0

(

D

)

130

21

(

D

(

D

0

0

(

D

88

6,571

1,538

Manufacturing

Total

5,170

4,639

776

3,357

3,111

(

D

)

(*)

754

1,094

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

182

810

245

(

D

)

0

0

5

(

D

)

(

D

)

32

0

0

375

131

127

(

D

)

(

D

)

531

494

458

(

D

)

401

1

0

0

4

15

(

D

)

35

35

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

3

0

3

0

19

(

D

)

L

0

(

D

16

0

0

(*

c

(•

(

o0

21

food and

kindred

products

5

2

1

(*)

C)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

3

3

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Chemicals and

allied

products

238

(

D

)

(

D

)

40

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

7

0

0

4

0

1

4

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

o0

o

0

i

3

rimary

and

fabricated

metals

43

40

3

32

32

0

0

(

D

)

4

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

14

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

3

3

0

0

4

4

4

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

C)

C)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Machinery,

except

electrical

3,974

3,686

479

2,793

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

1,003

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

518

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

288

278

252

(

D

)

215

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

26

26

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

0

(

D

(

D

0

0

(•

(

D

0

»

(

o0

0

9

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

361

300

65

230

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

2

12

0

(*)

6

0

1

178

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

1

3

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

61

43

39

6

(

D

)

1

0

0

(

D

)

1

0

4

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

0

0

(

D

0

0

0

0

(•

0

(

D

0

0

4

Transportation

equipment

94

86

45

41

39

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

5

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

8

2

2

0

2

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

0

0

0

(

D

0

0

0

(

D

0

0

1

Other

manufacturing

455

(

D

)

(

D

)

220

(

D

)

(*)

(•)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

91

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

5

e

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

7

Wholesale trade

3,739

3,226

376

2,359

1,680

233

92

323

230

11

14

145

0

155

477

679

105

43

65

17

60

109

279

2

0

135

355

207

37

112

514

280

166

12

26

15

24

3

10

68

9

104

84

7

13

10

2

0

2

1

2

0

35

13

6

0

'i

22

0

6

16

59

25

(

D

(

D

(

D

140

24

0

(

D

13

13

(

D

8

13

(

6

129

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

23,473

14,015

6,234

6,110

(

D

)

212

15

270

(

D

)

2

29

143

11

372

4,279

(

D

)

3

0

0

0

43

20

(

D

)

0

3

735

936

833

60

43

9,458

8,793

308

61

164

(

D

)

(

D

)

4

0

9

0

187

96

57

33

8,298

90

4,289

8

3,570

(

D

)

297

(

D

)

65

2

0

0

63

51

0

12

56

(

D

0

(

D

544

(

D

0

(

D

13

(

D

58

10

(

D

(

D

31

Services

16,591

13,239

2,119

9,563

8,132

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

1,333

3,135

1,431

140

53

(

D

)

48

304

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

35

205

1,352

(

D

)

(

D

)

116

3,352

1,445

690

(

D

)

238

23

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

240

(

D

)

45

(

D

)

515

177

103

25

(

D

)

(

D

)

122

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

64

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

21

(

D

)

(

D

)

84

(

D

)

83

55

417

(

D

)

5

(

D

)

(

D

)

67

55

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,534

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

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[Millions of dollars]

Developed countries

All

countries

66,317

12,353

7,324

48

7,277

629

2

314

4,085

5,170

5

1

1

3

238

228

1

1

0

9

43

3

0

3

40

3

'

9 7

D

4

4 2

D

6

361

13

161

104

82

94

29

65

455

0

0

47

6

3

0

8

316

3,739

3,544

195

23,473

9,856

13,376

200

41

16,591

1,524

7,798

77S

1,413

3,176

898

1,782

4,991

109

109

0

533

4,227

Total

39,612

2,561

1,647

1

192

4,639

2

0

1

1

1

0

9

40

(•)

0

(*)

39

3,686

<•>

300

6

102

86

P)

0

0

47

6

3

0

0

3,226

3,068

157

14,015

4,477

9,35^

13,239

8 9 D8

1,845

1,278

2,741

177

1,932

2

(

D

)

0

1,291

54

Canada

11,114

590

0

(*)

73

776

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

3

479

0

5

65

2

45

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

376

6,234

1,540

4,623

72

(*)

2,119

57

77

164

1,019

H

(

D

)

0

Europe

Total

23,923

1,698

933

513

1

130

3,357

(*)

0

0

(*)

40

1

1

0

32

(*)

0

(*)

32

2,793

e>

65

230

0

11

41

220

0

0

6

0

3

0

0

189

1

2,359

2,244

114

6,110

2,333

3,67D1

9,563

618

5,601

861

574

1,328

978

1,342

127

897

837

1

0

0

0

417

European

Communities (10)

21,058

1,482

513

1

3,111

(*)

0

0

1

1

0

32

(*)

0

(*)

32

«

59

0

11

39

0

0

0

6

0

3

0

0

189

1

1,680

1,588

92

2,130

3,629

7

8,132

510

726

1,111

492

940

101

1

0

0

0

Other

2,865

216

0

0

0

0

0

0

245

0

0

o

0

0

0

0

0

0

o

0

o

0

0

0

6

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

o

o

0

0

679

656

22

203

41

0

1,431

108

135

8D

39

26

C

0

0

o

39

Japan

1,516

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

375

o0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

o

0

o

1

0

1

0

0

1

0

o

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

o

0

o

o

0

135

130

6

735

90

640

5

0

205

(*)

126

34

0

0

52

0

0

0

0

0

0

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

3,059

216

0

216

0

0

0

0

4

131

0

0

o

0

0

o

0

o

3

0

0

o

3

47

2

3

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

o

0

o

o

0

355

936

515

418

3

(*)

1,352

413

10

83

c:

(*)

(•)

o

Total

18,597

3,220

2,864

0

C)

122

531

3

1

0

2

0

0

0

(*)

4

3

0

3

1

2 8 D8

(°)

22

61

7

2

8

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

8

0

514

476

38

9,458

5,379

4,025

3,352

626

157

213

3 0

D

8

135

436

721

1,523

(

D

)

0

1,400

Latin

America

12,861

1,418

1,206

DO

(*)

102

494

3

1

0

2

0

0

0

(*)

4

3

0

3

1

2 7 D8

(°)

17

43

7

2

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

5

0

280

262

18

8,793

5,170

1,445

424

586

94

95

117

135

101

432

0

0

o

354

Other

Africa

895

603

591

1

589

0

0

o

0

3

0

0

o

0

0

0

0

o

0

o

0

o

0

o

0

0

o

0

o

0

0

o

o

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

o

0

o

0

0

35

28

7

65

3

0

0

23

1

DO

0

0

0

o

0

o

0

0

Middle

East

2,430

686

0

0

0

o

0

19

0

0

o

0

0

0

0

o

0

o

0

o

0

o

0

o

o

0

0

o

3

0

0

0

0

0

o

0

o

0

0

59

56

3

56

47

8

0

0

64

170

0

56

13

DO

0

0

0

0

246

0

Other

Asia and

Pacific

2,411

513

429

0

429

0

0

3

16

o

0

o

0

0

0

0

o

0

o

0

o

0

o

0

o

0

5

0

0

(D)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

o

0

o

0

o

o

0

0

140

130

10

544

9

(*)

417

63

38

14

0

163

0

781

0

(D)

o

(*)

(*)

International

8,108

6,571

2,814

2,814

3,758

1,536

1,536

Developing countries

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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[Millions of dollars]

Goods and services

Total

Local

sales

 3

Sales to

the

United

States

Sales to

other

countries

Goods1

Total

Local

sales

 3

Sales to

the

United

States

Sales to

other

countries

Services

 2

Total

Local

sales

 3

Sales to

the

United

States

Sales to

other

countries

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

730,235

270,317

6,314

1,013

5,301

214,602

213,341

D

()

48,945

455

350,072

38,215

5,288

D

40,343

20,118

14,684

2,143

2,800

22,145

10,170

2,401

7,768

11,976

59,672

2,582

9,118

38,887

9,086

28,877

1,961

10,136

5,522

11,258

69,095

62,094

7,002

51,980

7,511

3,360

1,650

4,779

2,592

7,352

436

1,681

2,834

17,541

2,244

41,164

14,368

26,796

26,476

1,696

20,309

(

D)

7,862

306

3,328

1,065

274

142

473

1,374

641

2,435

352

801

34,344

1,278

330

106

223

10,483

8,976

13,278

477,961

171,629

5,399

779

4,620

147,538

147,284

D

()

18,265

427

231,661

31,404

4,109

D

()

53,223

23,053

15,071

12,265

1,227

1,608

14,341

5,314

1,869

3,445

9,027

37,585

1,455

3,733

26,634

5,763

17,618

1,641

6,089

2,835

7,052

41,002

36,174

4,828

4,862

2,205

1,020

3,294

1,783

5,764

334

1,222

1,874

12,632

1,497

17,982

9,717

8,265

21,430

1,217

16,560D

6,279

289

2,873

1,056

228

29

368

1,192

421

1,635

318

743

28,980

700

53

28

25

10,123

5,576

12,528

76,780

33,696

254

()

31,292

30,759D

()

2,124

26

32,830

1,106

174

164

769

4,609

3,615

346

276

(

2,366

1,828

172

1,656

538

4,030D

642

2,693

(

D)

4,052

45

1,843

1,135

1,029

13,131

12,199

932

3,536

497

122

335

689

300

582

8

62

194

457

291

4,699

D )

1,773

277

1,054

(*)D

220

D

20

(°)

58

31

(

D)

3,562

(

r

22

(

118

2,548

(

r

175,494

64,991

662

()

35,771

35,298

(

D)

()

28,556

2

85,581

5,705

1,005

349

4,350

22,256

13,674

4,700

2,143D

5,439

3,028

361

2,667

2,411

18,056D

4,743

9,559

(

D)

7,207

275

2,204

1,552

3,177

14,963

13,721

1,242

11,955

2,152

1,033

296

796

509

1,006

94

397

767

4,452

455

18,483

D )

3,273

203

2,696

D

(

121

1,363

D( )

367

7

43

(.

84

0

0

V42

3

0

1,802

(

r

254

(

24

852

663,918

255,922

2,480

941

1,539

205,504

204,346

(

D)

()

47,756

183

325,334

36,773

(

D)

()

78,386

39,167

19,954

14,538

D

19,287

9,652

2,055

7,597

9,635

51,195

2,477

8,371

31,651

8,695

26,503

1,938

8,948D

64,701

59,244

5,456

48,490

(

D)

3,273

1,613

4,579

2,458

7,267

(

D)

1,646

2,715

D

39,880

13,453

26,428

12,579

()

374

1,945

(

D)

549

10

(

D)

261

(

D)

1,033

(

D)

24

28,258

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

8,700

5,677

12,439

426,492

160,733

1,920

752

1,168

141,196

140,991

(

D)

()

17,439

178

213,789

30,370

(

D)

()

52,376

22,460

14,979

12,216

D

(

12,525

4,994

1,666

3,328

7,531

31,083

1,384

3,259

20,966

5,474

15,881

1,624

5,082D

37,745

34,325

3,420

33,810

(

D)

2,167

1,011

3,188

1,663

5,740

(

D)

1,208

1,808

D

16,878

8,841

8,036

9,616

()

171

1,522

(

D)

406

10

(.

779

0

9

23,954

D )

()

8,394

3,038

11,920

69,331

32,148

123

()

30,184

29,704

D )

()

1,840

2

29,185

749

(

515

4,231

3,328

314

245

()

2,097

1,724

(

D)

()

373

3,021

D

503

1,882

(

D)

3,710

40

1,775

(

D)

(

12,369

11,533

837

3,008

(

D)

98

(

D)

628

(

D)

537

8

()

413

287

4,612

D

665

(

D)

(

D)

C)

2,679

(

r

1,896

r

168,094

63,041

437

()

34,124

33,651

D )

()

28,478

2

82,359

5,655

1,002

348

4,304

21,779

4,661

2,077

(

D)

(

4,664

2,934

D )

()

1,731

17,091D

4,609

8,804

(

D)

6,912

275

2,091

(

D)

(

14,586

13,386

1,200

11,672

(

D)

1,009

(

D)

763

(

D)

990

93

4,341

(

D)

18,391

D

2,298

(

D)

(

C)D )

381

0

137

4

9

0

('

1,625

254

742

C

66,317

14,394

72

3,762

9,098

8,995

D

()

1,189

272

24,739

1,441

(

D)

()

984

1,703

1,175

164

147

()

2,858

518

347

171

2,340

8,477

105

747

7,235

390

2,374

22

1,188

(

D)

()

4,395

2,849

1,545

3,490

(

D)

86

37

199

134

85

(

D)

35

119

1,284

916

368

13,897

D

()

50

5,917

D

2,779

(

r

132

(

D)

1,113

(

r

1,402

(

r

776

6,086

(

r

0

('

0

1,782

3,299

51,469

10,896

3,478

27

3,452

6,343

6,293

D

826

249

17,871

1,033

(

D)

()

684

848

593

92

49

()

1,816

320

203

117

1,496

6,503

72

474

5,669

289

1,737

18

1,007D )

()

3,257

1,849

1,408

2,678

(

D)

38

8

106

120

24

(

D)

14

66

1,104

875

229

11,814

D

4,757

2 '4 6 D6

(

D)

18

(

856

318

734

5,026

(

D)

(

1,729

2,538

608

7,449

1,548

131

45

86

1,108

1,055

D

()

285

24

3,645

358

()

254

378

287

32

32

()

268

104

164

1,009

(

D)

139

812

(

D)

342

5

68

()

761

666

95

529

(

D)

25

(

D)

60

(

D)

44

0

45

4

87

22

66

1,108

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Table III.E 17.—Sales by Affiliates, Industry of Affiliate by Industry of Sales

[Millions of dollars]

Total

730,235

266,304

52,522

45,143

7,378

97,176

57,381

39,509

286

107,614

8,992

271,099

32,585

10,460

5,518

16,607

54,840

23,102

12,525

10,618

1,844

6,750

15,015

4.347

1,543

2,804

10,668

40,470

2,745

7,329

20,953

9,443

25,248

2,190

7,458

8,318

7,283

57,183

55,190

1,993

45,758

3,342

3,446

1,500

7,751

1,951

6,294

2,923

1,738

2,865

11,210

2,738

113,622

68,128

45,494

23,526

9,862

13,376

200

88

17,911

1,527

9,003

1,368

1,772

2,672

862

2,329

1,413

3,190

898

1,881

37,773

1,286

4,336

2,778

1,557

12,208

4,233

15,711

Petroleum

262,690

261,900

52,285

45,061

7,224

96,048

56,571

39,219

258

104,660

8,907

459

0

0

0

0

159

122

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

164

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

(•)

(

D)

42

0

0

0

1

0

(•)

1

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

218

109

109

0

0

0

0

0

7

0

7

0

0

1

0

5

0

0

0

(*)

106

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

26

35

(

D)

Manufacturing

Total

254,503

1,181

91

(

D)

(

D)

921

(

D)

(

D)

27

169

0

249,386

32,112

10,274

5,515

16,324

52,651

21,486

12,418

10,363

1,806

6,578

14,658

4,248

1,516

2,731

10,410

34,803

2,430

6,418

17,195

8,759

23,722

2,085

7,159

8,030

6,448

48,002

46,228

1,774

43,438

3,305

3,354

(

D)

7,538

1,693

6,060

2,880

(

D)

2,688

10,113

2,603

3,430

2,452

978

3

1

0

0

2

195

0

165

10

0

(

D)

5

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

308

(

D)

89

(

D)

(

D)

98

3

(

D)

Food

and

kindred

products

32,546

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

32,331

31,597

10,137

5,385

16,075

672

(

D)

354

218

(

D)

(

D)

6

0

0

0

6

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

3

0

0

1

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

179

0

179

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

36

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

0

Chemicals

and

allied

products

52,686

1,013

(

D)

(

D)

0

907

(

D)

(

D)

13

(

D)

0

50,958

128

22

0

105

49,035

19,694

11,803

9,593

1,568

6,378

200

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

2

0

0

0

2

(

D)

5

0

3

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,233

0

122

0

610

0

226

130

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

636

20

617

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

(*)

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

15,817

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

15,577

64

(

D)

0

(

D)

640

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

13

13,726

4,178

1,492

2,686

9,548

131

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

55

(

D)

0

11

(

D)

760

708

52

201

0

4

5

5

0

(

D)

30

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

159

158

1

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

5

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

1

Machinery,

except

electrical

37,600

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

36,488

(

D)

0

(

D)

1

109

95

0

2

3

9

116

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

34,175

2,428

6,301

16,943

8,503

444

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,402

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

1

1

31

5

9

12

0

3

136

(

D)

964

962

1

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

24,300

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

23,839

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

442

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

95

32

(

D)

(

D)

63

138

0

9

104

25

22,521

1,964

6,989

7,710

5,858

(

D)

(

D)

39

473

0

5

0

(

D)

1

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

353

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

2

0

0

0

0

0

11

0

9

0

0

0

0

9

0

2

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

4

0

(

D)

Transportation

equipment

46,485

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

45,813

0

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

0

0

0

0

29

4

4

0

26

63

2

(

D)

0

(

D)

245

0

(

D)

(

D)

<

D)

45,420

43,787

1,633

55

0

7

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

4

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Other

manufacturing

45,068

29

(

D)

C)

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

44,381

214

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,753

690

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

486

5

0

5

481

294

0

14

148

132

181

39

(

D)

(

D)

21

202

(

D)

(

D)

41,252

3,302

3,214

1,471

(

D)

1,688

5,738

2,695

1,697

2,570

(

D)

2,526

527

349

178

3

1

0

0

2

52

0

(

D)

10

0

4

5

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

76

0

2

0

2

28

3

44

Wholesale

trade

125,058

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

14,805

344

174

2

168

1,824

1,327

103

240

35

119

227

63

(

D)

(

D)

164

1,572

243

451

(

D)

(

D)

851

84

118

(

D)

(

D)

8,949

8,866

82

1,039

(

D)

93

(

D)

105

96

106

38

(

D)

32

441

75

105,873

61,833

44,041

(

D)

4

0

(

D)

(

D)

1,059

0

979

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

5

0

76

(

D)

(

D)

28

(

D)

(

D)

23

0

518

Finance,

insurance,

and real

estate

23,717

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

25

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

1

0

0

0

1

2

2

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

3

23,479

9,852

13,372

191

65

36

0

27

0

7

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

6

0

0

4

(

D)

0

0

0

0

1

1

(

D)

Services

25,481

331

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1

(

D)

3

4,641

2

0

1

1

108

100

(*)

1

1

6

29

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

3,795

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

164

258

17

144

35

62

50

25

25

398

0

0

0

12

6

(

D)

3

0

7

306

(

D)

3,357

3,312

45

19

6

C)

(

D)

(

D)

16,470

1,523

7,765

1,358

1,695

1,840

764

2,108

1,407

3,101

898

1,776

663

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

0

472

(

D)

(

D)

Other

industries

37,737

(

D)

2

0

2

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

82

955

125

11

0

114

19

8

4

0

0

6

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

25

0

(

D)

(

D)

3

(

D)

0

5

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

5

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

277

(

D)

0

4

(

D)

(*)

143

4

61

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

36,021

1,171

(

D)

2,637

(

D)

11,588

(

D)

14,982

not

specified by

industry 2

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Number of employees (thousands)

Total

Of which—

Employees

engaged in

research and

development

activities

Employees who

are U.S. citizens

Employee compensation (millions of dollars)

Total Wages and

salaries

Employee

benefit plans

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

All countries....

Developed countriesCanada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South AfricaAustralia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, CaribbeanOther

Other Africa..

Saharan

T M.

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan...

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC..

5,022.4

3,410.6

780.6

2,248.5

1,993.2

120.3

17.4

293.2

502.1

11.2

35.1

173.4

7.1

104.0

729.3

255.3

23.0

5.0

16.6

19.7

113.5

30.8

39.8

5.2

1.6

82.2

199.4

16.1

83.9

1,577.1

605.4

76.3

363.9

11.7

42.4

8.1

22.4

67.1

13.5

343.7

258.2

22.4

63.1

44.8

7.7

2.8

6.9

2.6

8.8

.5

15.5

75.3

15.6

6.4

4.3

4.9

59.6

16.8

9.1

33.7

111.0

8.2

89.5

7.1

6.2

397.1

37.4

25.0

52.0

58.5

81.3

42.6

13.9

53.0

20.9

12.4

34.7

240.1

88.5

81.8

8.4

67.6

63.0

4.3

(

D)

6.5

21.4

C)

.2

4.1

(

D)

1.9

23.3

4.6

.5

.1

.4

.3

1.5

.6

1.2

3.1

2.7

1.8

.1

.8

6.7

4.6

2.9

.7

1.9

(*)

.1

(*)

(*)

.1

(*)

1.5

1.1

.1

.4

.1

C)

0

(*)

0

.1

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

.2

.1

.4

.4

C)

0

0

1.5

.1

.2

.2

.1

.4

C)

.1

.4

C)

C)

0

41.2

12.1

2.3

8.0

6.5

.9

(•)

.6

1.0

.1

.1

.2

(*)

2.8

1.5

(*)

C)

.4

C)

.3

(*)

.7

(*)

(*)

1.1

.8

.1

.1

25.3

5.2

3.0

.2

.9

.1

.3

.1

.5

.8

.1

1.6

.8

.7

.1

.6

.1

.2

C)

.1

C)

.1

.1

1.8

.7

.3

.3

.2

1.0

C)

.4

.6

13.9

(*)

12.8

.8

.3

4.4

.3

(*)

1.8

.3

.4

.6

.4

.2

.2

.3

3.8

17.3

89,445 71,676

71,099

17,215

46,455

41,172

2,765

374

6,858

11,884

145

503

3,221

134

2,451

12,837

5,284

486

123

544

168

1,775

751

1,376

42

19

1,874

5,556

4,451

245

860

17,448

10,970

7,684

800

4,189

208

576

78

287

1,407

138

2,671

2,144

201

326

615

108

65

77

80

177

7

102

739

234

81

86

67

505

40

188

277

3,275

148

2,766

176

185

2,464

306

85

462

333

299

377

110

270

129

93

897

5,255

57,610

14,802

36,405

32,316

1,977

343

4,940

9,483

116

427

2,243

109

1,882

10,796

4,089

368

96

443

125

1,316

531

1,162

32

15

1,534

4,868

3,893

219

757

13,296

8,028

5,498

596

3,051

175

325

57

194

981

120

2,029

1,595

166

268

501

88

55

62

58

151

5

82

601

190

61

75

54

412

32

157

223

2,717

110

2,341

134

132

1,950

264

67

356

248

251

284

92

213

99

77

770

4,156

(6)

17,768

13,489

2,412

10,050

8,856

787

32

1,918

2,401

29

76

978

25

569

2,041

1,194

117

26

101

43

459

219

215

10

4

339

687

558

27

103

4,152

2,942

2,187

204

1,138

33

251

21

94

427

18

641

549

35

58

114

20

9

15

22

26

2

20

137

44

20

12

13

93

8

31

54

558

38

425

43

53

514

42

18

106

85

48

93

18

57

31

17

127

1,099

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Number of employees (thousands)

Total

Of which—

Employees

engaged in

research and

development

activities

Employees who

are U.S. citizens

Employee compensation (millions of dollars)

Total

Wages and

salaries

Employee

benefit plans

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

AH industries ..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas..

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate...

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services..

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

5,022.4

356.0

113.6

52.4

61.2

180.0

135.8

42.4

1.8

44.7

17.7

3,357.6

355.2

100.3

50.9

204.0

486.7

138.4

166.1

114.6

15.0

52.7

221.6

52.1

21.7

30.4

169.5

440.8

32.9

90.6

160.2

157.1

564.1

52.0

160.8

208.1

143.3

578.6

546.6

32.0

710.5

41.8

78.7

30.9

98.8

27.9

100.4

38.8

31.5

49.7

154.2

58.0

427.4

319.1

108.3

90.1

27.2

59.6

1.5

1.8

275.5

47.2

138.2

25.4

13.7

30.1

10.0

58.9

6.0

25.9

17.6

40.7

515.8

96.9

54.4

43.5

10.9

71.4

44.8

248.3

88.5

2.2

.1

.1

(*)

1.9

1.5

.4

(*)

.2

0

76.2

3.3

1.3

.1

1.8

14.7

3.8

7.5

1.2

.2

2.1

1.9

.3

.3

.1

1.6

10.9

.8

.9

6.3

2.9

14.3

.5

9.3

2.9

1.6

19.1

16.7

2.3

12.0

.5

.3

.1

.9

.1

1.9

.3

.2

.6

6.9

.4

5.7

4.6

1.0

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

3.6

0

3.6

0

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0

0

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(*)

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0

n

41.2

19.0

10.1

3.4

6.7

8.3

8.1

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(*)

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6.5

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1.2

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(*)

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1.1

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1.5

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2.0

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1.2

89,445 71,676

(6)

17,768

10,336

3,068

1,404

1,664

5,719

4,605

1,087

27

1,139

410

56,714

4,716

1,560

666

2,490

8,794

3,036

2,625

1,855

264

1,013

3,698

871

330

540

2,828

10,182

692

1,522

5,226

2,741

6,715

618

2,504

1,614

1,980

11,517

10,920

597

11,091

601

814

439

1,732

448

1,601

615

522

838

2,833

647

9,257

7,285

1,972

1,800

604

1,124

15

57

5,250

516

3,011

612

591

653

250

906

68

851

246

558

6,088

383

1,101

761

340

1,492

627

2,485

8,364

2,509

1,127

1,381

4,642

3,761

858

23

873

340

44,704

3,835

1,259

558

2,018

7,082

2,527

2,070

1,453

218

814

2,899

692

265

427

2,207

7,813

538

1,165

3,897

2,213

5,225

493

1,855

1,285

1,591

9,023

8,552

472

8,826

483

645

357

1,392

392

1,271

492

390

626

2,237

540

7,599

5,976

1,623

1,531

515

957

12

47

4,282

351

2,492

487

493

552

208

752

57

703

212

468

5,196

308

880

606

274

1,264

538

2,207

1,972

559

276

283

1,077

844

229

4

266

70

12,010

881

301

108

472

1,711

509

554

403

46

199

800

179

65

113

621

2,369

154

358

1,330

528

1,490

125

648

329

388

2,494

2,368

125

2,265

118

170

82

340

56

330

123

132

212

596

106

1,657

1,309

348

268

89

167

2

11

968

165

520

125

97

101

42

154

12

148

34

89

892

75

221

155

66

228

89

278

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Table III.F 3.—Employment of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Thousands]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and

real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries....

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe..

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa .

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean..

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Other

Sub-Saharan .

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab EmiratesOther

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC..

5,022.4

3,410.6

780.6

2,248.5

1,993.2

120.3

17.4

293.2

502.1

11.2

35.1

173.4

7.1

104.0

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255.3

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5.0

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19.7

113.5

30.8

39.8

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1.6

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299.3

199.4

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1,577.1

993.8

605.4

76.3

363.9

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22.4

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13.5

343.7

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7.7

2.8

6.9

2.6

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15.6

6.4

4.3

4.9

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111.0

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397.1

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52.0

58.5

81.3

42.6

13.9

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20.9

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356.0

167.8

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4.6

2.4

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1.8

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6.4

31.9

14.7

5.6

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1.0

3.9

1.0

1.0

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2.9

18.9

11.5

1.3

6.2

161.4

40.4

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4.6

7.4

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5.0

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1.1

1.2

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7.3

2.6

3.9

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11.8

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4.5

7.2

72.6

0

64.5

5.3

2.7

29.3

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16.9

2.7

1.7

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(*)

2.0

1.2

26.8

3,357.6

2,315.1

454.6

1,627.7

1,468.1

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208.6

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6.0

31.7

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516.0

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D

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5.2

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D

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47.5

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56.8

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459.2

56.8

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26.9

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10.6

250.4

227.8

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0

4.3

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23.8

3.4

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0

2.1

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0

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17.4

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287.5

22.6

22.4

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66.4

31.8

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7.0

355.2

203.8

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1.5

2.2

22.9

12.8

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112.7

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1.7

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10.8

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36.6

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6.9

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0

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0

0

6.4

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31.6

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26.9

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1.0

486.7

316.5

59.2

209.0

187.1

15.6

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D

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4.0

20.8

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D

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15.7

62.2

21.8

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1.9

14.3

1.7

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0

16.3

32.0

23.1

1.8

7.2

170.2

134.5

90.1

13.9

55.9

1.4

7.4

1.4

2.1

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40.3

35.3

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4.4

4.0

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0

2.5

3.4

1.0

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0

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2.4

0

1.2

1.2

1.6

1.2

(*)

(*)

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30.7

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8.1

2.7

1.3

8.1

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2.0

1.8

4.8

221.6

159.1

31.3

117.4

109.8

3.9

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12.4

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1.0

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10.7

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0

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1.7

0

0

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()

4.2

62.5

54.5

40.2

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1.9

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0

0

0

(*)

0

0

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3.1

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0

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0

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2.6

1.2

0

0

3.7

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0

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440.8

371.7

45.2

291.6

270.3

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0

4.6

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D

)

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(

D

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0

0

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0

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8.7

8.7

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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1.6

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0

0

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173.4

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D

)

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D

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3.7

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)

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0

5.8

10.7

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2.8

270.5

102.7

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4.6

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(

D

)

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2.1

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D

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0

0

0

0

0

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3.3

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0

0

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0

2.0

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0

0

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12.6

6.5

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475.5

102.5

319.0

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22.2

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0

1.4

6.4

0

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0

0

2.0

21.8

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0

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54.0

37.8

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0

0

0

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0

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0

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494.8

113.7

337.7

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15.8

1.4

54.3

57.2

2.6

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4.1

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122.6

24.4

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14.4

215.7

170.4

108.3

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1.4

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5.9

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344.3

45.3

244.9

196.2

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13.8

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48.7

6.4

2.6

3.4

3.6

7.3

8.4

16.6

21.7

32.3

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2.9

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83.1

51.1

34.9

6.5

12.6

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2.9

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1.6

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D

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4.7

1.2

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3.5

C)

2.4

1.2

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24.9

8.4

0

2.6

4.3

4.7

75.8

30.0

36.5

34.8

1.1

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1.7

2.8

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1.3

0

1.0

26.5

1.7

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0

0

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4.9

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14.2

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275.5

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141.1

116.8

1.3

19.7

16.5

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0

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50.2

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1.5

1.4

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2.2

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5.1

16.7

11.2

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5.1

40.2

20.3

1.8

11.0

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2.1

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3.6

8.7

7.7

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11.2

5.3

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1.1

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2.9

4.8

2.3

1.7

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2.5

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2.2

14.4

2.0

10.7

1.2

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10.2

2.1

68.3 12.8 9.8 7.3 18.' 10.5 16.5

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Table III.F 4.—Employment of Affiliates, Industry by Country

[Thousands]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities

(10)

Other

Japan

Australia, New

Zealand,

and

South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

5,022.4

356.0

113.6

52.4

61.2

180.0

135.8

42.4

1.8

44.7

17.7

3,357.6

355.2

100.3

50.9

204.0

486.7

138.4

166.1

114.6

15.0

52.7

221.6

52.1

21.7

30.4

169.5

440.8

32.9

90.6

160.2

157.1

564.1

52.0

160.8

208.1

143.3

578.6

546.6

32.0

710.5

41.8

78.7

30.9

98.8

27.9

100.4

38.8

31.5

49.7

154.2

58.0

427.4

319.1

108.3

90.1

27.:

59.6

1.5

1.8

275.5

47.:

138.2

25.4

13.'

30.1

10.0

58.9

6.0

25.9

17.6

40.'

515.8

96.9

54,

43.5

10.9

71,

44.8

248.3

3,410.6

167.8

35.7

19.1

16.6

101.1

66.5

33.2

1.3

27.4

3.7

2,315.1

203.8

78.8

23.9

101.1

316.5

100.1

96.3

72.9

8.2

39.0

159.1

31.7

14.1

17.6

127.4

371.7

31.0

62.6

141.5

136.6

293.6

32.4

118.2

57.7

85.4

475.5

447.5

28.1

494.8

25.9

45.2

22.1

60.7

23.1

56.8

27.7

22.6

37.7

139.4

33.7

344.3

263.6

75.8

23.6

50.4

205.8

22.8

114.4

21.2

12.9

26.1

8.2

46.0

5.0

21.7

7.4

34.6

301.7

3,

32.1

22.8

9.3

33.9

19.9

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49.7

12.9

8.0

4.9

36.1

35.9

0

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454.6

43.8

10.6

5.6

27.6

59.2

25.2

11.5

10.7

5.0

6.7

31.3

7.7

4.5

3.2

23.5

45.2

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5.3

14.6

24.8

59.0

9.9

4.2

7.6

37.3

102.5

89.0

13.6

113.7

11.8

12.0

23.7

6.8

20.0

3.7

3.6

9.4

11.7

45.3

38.8

6.6

30.0

7.5

21.8

43.0

6.0

18.5

2.6

2.4

4.8

r

10^8

158.0

4

16.9

12.1

4.8

12.1

13.3

115.-

2,248.5

96.4

18.4

8.6

9.8

56.0

30.6

24.4

1.0

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2.9

1,627.7

134.8

61.5

12.2

61.1

209.0

59.3

69.7

47.7

2.9

29.4

117.4

22.7

9.4

13.3

94.7

291.6

27.6

47.4

112.8

103.7

218.2

19.0

110.5

43.8

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Table III.F 5.—Research and Development Scientists and Engineers of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Thousands]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food

and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale

trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and

real

estate

Other

industries

All countries....

Developed countriesCanada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa .

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, CaribbeanOther

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan ..

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

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81.8

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Addendum—OPEC..

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

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0

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0

0

0

0

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0

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Table III.F 6.—Employee Compensation of Affiliates, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

89,445

71,099

17,215

46,455

41,172

2,765

374

6,858

11,884

145

503

3,221

134

2,451

12,837

5,284

486

123

544

168

1,775

751

1,376

42

19

1,874

5,556

4,451

245

860

17,448

10,970

7,684

800

4,189

208

576

78

287

1,407

138

2,671

2,144

201

326

615

108

65

77

80

177

7

102

739

234

81

86

67

505

40

188

277

3,275

148

2,766

176

185

2,464

306

85

462

333

299

377

110

270

129

93

897

5,255

Petroleum

10,336

5,201

1,691

2,921

2,450

167

59

293

547

29

33

206

3

184

929

471

(

D)

(

D)

238

8

25

75

69

10

3

117

472

363

26

83

4,359

939

621

68

165

11

113

23

90

136

15

66

20

22

24

252

23

5

6

(

D)

146

(*)

(

D)

391

153

58

73

22

238

3

109

127

2,448

0

2,199

131

119

581

10

(

D

295

101

18

80

(*

(

D

45

26

776

3,037

Total

56,714

47,655

10,757

32,423

29,733

1,862

138

4,786

9,723

67

427

2,324

131

1,580

8,696

2,690

214

(

D)

138

110

1,415

384

386

20

(

D)

1,122

3,353

2,688

141

523

9,059

7,608

5,558

584

3,534

95

323

32

46

840

103

1,932

1,809

19

105

118

6

0

49

3

17

2

41

140

24

5

0

20

116

0

29

87

124

91

24

1

8

1,186

99

74

57

179

206

198

67

236

44

24

982

Food and

kindred

products

4,716

3,685

887

2,416

2,208

59

37

339

415

6

35

176

0

268

872

209

(

D)

0

1

9

123

(

D)

41

(

D)

0

48

334

261

17

56

1,031

909

620

75

255

7

52

7

5

191

27

279

240

6

33

11

1

0

2

(

D)

(

D)

0

4

15

3

(•)

0

3

12

0

0

12

4

0

2

0

1

103

(

D)

0

1

(

D)

77

1

5

6

5

(

D

202

Chemicals and

allied

products

8,794

6,943

1,446

4,505

4,103

426

9

739

918

(

D)

69

404

(

D)

376

1,116

402

12

2

11

17

244

43

69

5

0

316

676

572

24

80

1,851

1,632

1,207

144

739

24

85

11

17

178

8

364

330

7

28

61

5

0

39

(

D)

(

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0

c

29

6

0

£

23

0

13

10

26

19

1

1

5

163

10

33

13

10

45

i

3

16

11

19

219

Manufai

Primary

and

•abricated

metals

3,698

3,054

764

2,132

2,018

76

5

253

714

4

15

111

11

210

620

114

1

0

4

11

54

5

39

0

0

13

145

(

D)

(

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37

644

558

442

31

249

33

17

2

10

51

48

112

110

(*)

2

4

0

0

0

1

0

0

3

45

2

1

0

1

43

0

3

40

19

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

23

0

7

(

D)

0

(

D)

(•)

0

81

:turing

Machinery,

except

electrical

10,182

9,295

1,205

7,216

6,710

333

2

1,559

2,044

0

73

662

16

296

1,726

507

(

D)

0

2

(

D)

191

239

43

0

0

560

313

237

2

75

888

790

709

81

608

0

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0

0

18

2

82

82

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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D)

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D)

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

2

91ri

8

(*)

(

D)

1

59

0

(

D)

0

0

18

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

6,715

5,312

1,187

3,846

3,111

410

51

303

1,189

(

D)

58

460

(

D)

85

542

735

52

(

D)

(

D)

25

437

(

D)

75

10

0

102

177

143

11

23

1,403

709

380

38

279

r

(

D)

2

33

(

D)

321

303

0

18

0

0

0

0

0

7

16

1

1

0

0

15

0

(

D

(

D

49

48

0

0

629

55

(

D

18

146

40

111

51

159

21

(

D

63

Transportation

equipment

11,517

10,146

2,794

6,263

5,961

289

8

437

3,219

0

24

92

0

27

1,866

303

24

0

0

15

246

18

0

0

0

1

1,088

906

48

135

1,371

1,321

996

104

718

3

(

D)

1

0

145

(

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325

325

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

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2

0

c2

0

0

0

0

0

49

0

0

0

0

10

19

0

19

0

0

146

Other

manufacturing

11,091

9,220

2,473

6,044

5,623

270

26

1,155

1,224

25

152

418

78

319

1,954

421

96

4

(

D)

(

D)

120

(

D)

119

(

D)

(

D)

83

620

(

D)

(

D)

118

1,871

1,688

1,205

111

686

22

133

4

12

224

12

450

419

6

25

34

0

0

8

0

€

0

22

(

D)

13

0

0

13

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

20

(

D)

0

0

128

(

D)

(

D)

18

13

(

D

2

c

20

6

0

254

Wholesale trade

9,257

7,999

1,053

5,789

4,334

414

143

1,061

840

28

27

395

C)

329

1,096

1,455

189

69

110

37

141

234

665

(

D)

(

D)

456

701

480

58

163

1,258

836

581

59

175

49

56

9

19

201

13

229

191

22

15

27

7

4

2

(

D)

2

(

D)

58

17

f.

4

8

41

(•)

(°)

69

30

11

(

D

(

D

294

117

0

12

24

23

62

(

D

(

D

U

275

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

1,800

1,614

612

821

771

29

2

47

73

1

3

28

0

27

563

50

1

0

0

0

7

4

38

0

C)

72

109

96

7

6

185

130

41

7

26

1

5

1

(•)

2

0

33

10

17

6

55

r

41

(

D)

(

D)

2

(•)

(

D)

4

1

1

0

0

€

0

1

L

1

(*

0

2

48

30

0

1

]

c

c

f

(•

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I

Services

5,250

4,291

765

3,132

2,609

(

D)

26

533

344

(

D)

10

177

0

262

1,044

524

54

19

38

12

137

48

207

6

2

74

320

265

5

49

959

454

275

22

105

9

23

(

D)

106

(

D)

70

56

9

4

110

57

15

7

8

6

3

14

35

20

10

(

D)

(

D)

15

2

1

11

354

26

292

27

2

116

41

(

D)

(

D)

14

18

13

6

10

442

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

K::::::===:

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Other..

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate .'.

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

89,445

10,336

3,068

1,404

1,664

5,719

4,605

1,087

27

1,139

410

56,714

4,716

1,560

666

2,490

8,794

3,036

2,625

1,855

264

1,013

3,698

871

330

540

2,828

10,182

692

1,522

5,226

2,741

6,715

618

2,504

1,614

1,980

11,517

10,920

597

11,091

601

814

439

1,732

448

1,601

615

522

838

2,833

647

9,257

7,285

1,972

1,800

604

1,124

15

57

5,250

516

3,011

61

591

653

250

906

68

851

246

558

6,088

383

1,101

761

340

1,492

627

2,485

71,099

5,201

1,123

425

3,220

2,305

894

20

790

47,655

3,685

1,383

455

1,846

6,943

2,559

1,961

1,392

188

843

3,054

629

250

379

2,425

9,295

661

1,247

4,851

2,536

5,312

481

2,275

987

1,570

10,146

9,583

563

9,220

518

650

403

1,282

400

1,087

504

452

713

2,682

530

7,999

6,303

1,696

1,614

527

1,036

(r

4,291

331

2,685

542

543

575

222

803

62

707

80

427

4,339

856

534

322

850

35r

2,229

17,215

1,691

403

283

120

1,267

1,264

0

3

11

10

10,757

887

200

126

561

1,446

687

251

227

124

158

764

192

107

85

572

1,205

16

125

463

601

1,187

130

84

144

829

2,794

2,449

345

2,473

(

D)

185

270

626

90

455

66

72

237

264

1,053

919

134

612

153

448

765

74

326

53

0

195

25

21

118

2,337

503

363

139

391

253

1,183

46,455

2,921

580

331

248

1,770

1,041

714

15

521

50

32,423

2,416

1,067

236

1,113

4,505

1,482

1,408

925

59

632

2,132

423

141

282

1,709

7,216

583

943

3,892

1,798

3,846

294

2,129

736

687

6,263

6,046

218

6,044

418

407

116

568

236

529

381

379

427

2,271

313

5,789

4,467

1,322

821

304

480

4

33

3,132

221

2,153

399

488

528

190

548

29

397

53

279

1,369

26

15

9

6

395

95

838

41,172

2,450

365

141

223

1,733

1,041

677

15

302

50

29,733

2,208

991

215

1,001

4,103

1,328

1,302

829

50

595

2,018

353

115

238

1,665

6,710

563

3,608

1,650

3,111

272

1,559

710

569

5,961

5,743

218

5,623

366

369

107

498

(

D)

516

368

362

357

2,185

(

D)

4,334

3,303

1,031

771

277

474

4

17

2,609

177

1,767

34"

390

416

166

448

27

362

40

236

1,275

26

6

1

r

368

88

787

5,284

471

215

190

25

37

0

37

0

219

0

2,690

209

76

21

112

402

154

106

96

9

37

114

70

26

44

43

507

20

55

283

149

735

22

570

26

117

303

303

0

421

52

38

9

69

13

13

17

69

87

1,455

1,164

290

50

27

6

0

1

524

45

386

52

97

111

24

100

35

13

43

94

1,874

117

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

1,122

48

4

38

6

316

35

143

125

0

14

13

(

D)

0

(

560

0

39

492

29

102

0

0

98

4

1

1

0

83

0

4

1

4

9

0

16

0

456

321

135

29

5,556

472

140

57

183

0

181

2

3,353

334

112

55

167

676

356

160

116

5

39

145

313

62

140

4

108

177

56

61

9

51

1,088

1,088

0

620

(

D

)

54

16

84

65

103

41

1

(

126

0

701

596

104

109

49

58

320

35

153

92

19

r

60

1'

339

161

17'

64

17,448

4,359

1,422

705

717

2,499

2,300

193

7

349

89

9,059

1,031

177

211

643

1,851

477

663

464

76

171

644

242

80

161

403

888

31

275

375

206

1,403

137

229

627

409

1,371

1,337

34

1,871

83

165

36

451

49

514

111

70

124

152

117

1,258

982

276

185

7'

88

959

186

327

70

48

78

28

103

14

166

131

1,628

336

245

227

18

642

149

256

10,970

939

393

143

250

297

157

133

7

225

24

7,608

909

165

176

569

1,632

461

545

409

52

165

558

(

D)

79

()

790

31

254

324

181

709

120

85

176

328

1,321

1,310

10

1,688

73

140

28

425

41

456

101

64

120

151

90

836

655

181

130

56

54

454

144

201

50

1,003

252

19.

179

16

276

72

209

391

317

157

160

C)

0

0

(*)

68

6

140

15

1

4

10

29

0

22

7

0

0

45

0

0

11

35

19

19

3,275

2,448

243

30

213

2,146

2,143

3

0

124

4

0

0

4

26

1

7

7

10

1

19

0

0

0

19

4

3

(•)

0

0

354

19

5:

0

29

0

54

(j

276

0

(*

c

23C

45

c;

2,464

581

469

375

94

57

0

57

0

1,186

103

11

31

61

163

15

89

41

14

4

23

0

0

0

23

91

0

()

51

(

D)

629

(

D)

98

447

(

D)

49

25

24

128

1

24

8

18

5

40

294

207

87

48

16

32

116

6

5'

20

238

48

3

29

83

3<

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

71,676

57,610

14,802

36,405

32,316

1,977

343

4,940

9,483

116

427

2,243

109

1,882

10,796

4,089

368

96

443

125

1,316

531

1,162

32

15

1,534

4,868

3,893

219

757

13,296

8,028

5,498

596

3,051

175

325

57

194

981

120

2,029

1,595

166

268

501

88

55

62

58

151

r

82

601

190

61

75

54

412

32

157

223

2,717

110

2,341

134

132

1,950

264

67

356

248

251

284

92

213

99

77

770

4,156

Petroleum

8,364

4,261

1,479

2,275

1,881

126

55

200

406

25

27

151

3

142

747

394

(

D)

(

D)

202

5

20

63

60

9

2

91

416

320

23

72

3,442

698

438

58

119

8

55

18

73

95

12

56

16

19

20

204

18

r

3

(

D)

126

(*)

(

D)

323

124

43

64

17

199

91

106

2,017

0

1,848

95

73

404

8

(

D)

217

59

16

53

(*

(

D

26

21

660

2,467

Manufacturing

Total

44,704

38,028

9,082

25,089

23,096

1,287

129

3,386

7,705

52

364

1,593

106

1,197

7,278

1,993

161

(

D)

101

83

1,030

261

324

16

(

D)

895

2,962

2,371

132

460

6,676

5,527

3,994

415

2,578

81

182

24

37

585

92

1,437

1,333

15

89

96

5

0

41

2

15

1

32

106

18

4

0

14

88

0

22

66

93

68

18

1

6

950

87

60

46

142

172

151

55

183

37

17

695

Food and

kindred

products

3,835

3,048

765

1,937

1,772

46

34

258

331

5

31

130

0

200

737

165

(

D)

0

1

7

99

(

D)

33

(

D)

0

41

306

240

16

50

787

681

452

66

189

6

28

6

5

128

24

220

185

5

30

9

1

0

2

(

D)

(

D)

0

3

14

2

(*)

0

2

11

0

0

11

3

C

2

0

1

89

(

D)

0

1

(

D

66

1

5

5

(

D

137

Chemicals and

allied

products

7,082

5,670

1,263

3,533

3,222

320

8

534

738

(

D)

60

291

(

D)

299

936

312

10

2

9

12

185

30

60

4

0

269

604

511

22

71

1,413

1,240

909

116

571

19

50

9

13

125

6

281

255

21

50

4

0

32

(

D)

(

D)

0

3

22

3

0

2

17

0

8

18

13

1

1

3

132

8

27

11

8

36

j

\

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12

156

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

2,899

2,437

641

1,656

1,565

54

5

177

551

3

14

82

8

149

522

90

1

0

4

7

43

4

32

0

0

11

129

(

D)

(

D)

34

462

400

312

20

162

31

9

1

8

33

47

86

84

(*)

2

2

0

0

0

1

0

0

2

29

2

1

0

1

27

0

3

24

13

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

20

2

0

6

(

D)

0

(

D

(•)

0

55

Machinery,

except

electrical

7,813

7,198

1,049

5,454

5,086

227

2

1,122

1,616

0

61

431

13

219

1,397

368

(

D)

0

2

(

D)

141

161

37

0

0

420

275

207

1

66

615

539

480

41

426

0

(•)

0

0

10

2

59

59

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

ci.

71

6

1

(*

(

D)

1

44

0

(

D

0

0

10

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

5,225

4,158

1,020

2,906

2,380

277

51

215

955

(

D)

50

299

(

D)

64

457

527

50

(

D)

(

D)

19

292

(

D)

65

7

0

80

152

120

10

21

1,067

523

276

26

209

4

(

D)

4

1

23

(

D)

239

225

0

15

8

0

0

0

0

0

1

6

14

1

1

0

0

13

v 0

(

D)

(

D)

37

36

1

0

0

492

48

(

D

13

113

31

85

40

123

17

(

D

46

Transportation

equipment

9,023

8,093

2,260

4,891

4,672

165

7

292

2,521

0

19

53

0

17

1,598

219

18

0

0

9

181

11

0

0

0

1

942

786

43

113

930

895

681

56

510

2

(

D)

1

0

99

(

D)

214

214

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

34

0

0

0

0

8

14

0

12

0

0

100

Other

manufacturing

8,826

7,424

2,085

4,712

4,399

199

23

788

993

20

129

307

61

250

1,629

312

59

3

(

D)

(

D)

89

(

D)

97

(

D)

(

D)

72

555

(

D)

(

D)

105

1,402

1,249

884

89

510

19

76

3

10

167

10

338

311

5

22

27

0

0

7

0

2

0

18

(

D)

9

0

0

9

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

16

(

D)

0

0

111

(

D)

(

D)

15

11

(

D)

1

8

16

i

0

191

Wholesale trade

7,599

6,623

943

4,661

3,499

312

128

797

711

23

23

287

C)

252

966

1,161

143

55

90

28

114

164

559

(

D)

(

D)

398

621

431

45

145

977

620

422

50

138

41

32

7

13

131

11

175

144

18

13

23

6

3

4

2

(

D)

2

(

D)

48

14

4

3

6

34

(•)

(

D)

(

D)

56

22

10

(

D)

(

D)

252

102

0

10

20

20

53

(

D)

(

D)

12

6

193

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

1,531

1,382

543

681

640

22

1

36

61

1

2

19

0

19

479

41

1

0

0

0

5

3

31

0

C)

61

96

85

6

5

150

104

31

5

19

1

3

1

(*)

1

0

27

8

14

5

46

4

35

(

D)

(

D)

1

(•)

(

D)

4

1

1

0

0

3

2

0

1

3

(•)

C)

C

40

24

0

(')

1

1

4

1

1

C)

(*)

Services

4,282

3,533

667

2,545

2,119

(

D)

24

419

295

(

D)

8

127

0

209

876

425

41

16

33

9

109

37

177

3

2

62

259

212

5

42

749

337

194

17

77

7

12

2

(

D)

76

(

D)

57

46

8

3

86

46

13

5

7

4

2

10

25

15

8

(

D)

(

D)

11

2

1

7

291

20

241

22

8

96

34

(

D)

3

(

D)

12

15

11

4

8

351

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

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All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholeale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

"nsurance,

and real

Services

Other

industries

All countries....

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific..

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC.

17,768

13,489

2,412

10,050

8,856

787

32

1,918

2,401

29

76

978

25

569

2,041

1,194

117

26

101

43

459

219

215

10

4

339

687

558

27

103

4,152

2,942

2,187

204

1,138

33

251

21

94

427

18

641

549

35

58

114

20

9

15

22

26

2

20

137

44

20

12

13

93

8

31

54

558

38

425

43

53

514

42

18

106

85

48

93

18

5'

31

17

127

1,099

1,972

940

212

645

568

41

4

93

140

4

7

55

(*)

42

182

77

241

183

9

47

3

58

5

16

41

4

10

3

3

4

48

5

C)

3

(

D)

20

D

68

29

16

9

39

(*

19

21

432

0

351

36

45

176

0

78

42

2

27

(

D

19

115

571

12,010

9,627

1,675

7,334

6,637

575

9

1,400

2,018

15

63

731

24

383

1,418

698

53

(

D)

38

27

385

123

62

4

(

D)

227

390

318

10

63

2,383

2,081

1,564

169

956

14

141

8

9

255

11

496

476

3

17

22

1

0

9

1

(*)

9

35

6

1

0

5

28

0

7

21

31

23

6

0

2

236

12

15

11

38

34

48

12

53

881

637

122

479

436

12

4

81

85

1

3

47

0

68

135

44

229

168

9

66

1

23

2

1

62

3

59

55

1

3

2

C)

0

D

1,711

1,273

183

971

881

107

1

206

180

(

D)

10

112

(

D)

77

180

90

2

1

2

4

58

13

10

1

0

47

72

61

2

9

438

392

297

28

168

5

35

2

4

53

2

83

75

2

7

11

1

0

7

(

D)

0

800

617

123

476

453

22

(*)

76

163

1

2

29

2

60

98

23

(*)

0

(*)

4

11

1

7

0

0

16

(

D)

(

D)

3

183

158

130

10

87

2,097

156

1,762

1,623

106

0

437

428

0

12

232

3

77

328

139

(

D)

0

(*)

(

D)

50

78

5

0

0

140

29

273

251

229

39

181

0

0

0

0

8

1

22

22

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,490

1,154

168

940

731

133

1

87

234

(

D)

8

162

(

D)

21

84

209

2

()

6

145

(

D)

10

3

0

21

25

23

1

2

336

186

103

12

69

2

(

D)

1

1

10

(

D)

82

79

0

3

1

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

1

(

E

(

E

l:

11

c:

o

o

136

C

33

9

26

11

37

2,494

2,053

534

1,372

1,289

124

1

145

698

0

5

38

0

10

268

84

6

0

0

5

66

7

0

0

0

146

120

4

22

426

315

48

208

1

(

D)

C)

0

46

(

D)

111

111

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

2,265

1,796

388

1,332

1,224

71

3

367

231

6

23

112

17

69

325

109

36

1

10

440

321

23

176

3

57

1

2

57

2

112

108

1

4

7

0

0

1

0

1

1,657

1,376

110

1,128

835

102

15

263

130

6

4

108

C)

77

130

293

45

14

20

9

27

70

106

58

80

49

13

18

281

217

159

10

37

8

24

2

6

70

2

54

48

4

4

1

1

268

233

70

140

131

6

(*)

11

12

C)

C)

968

758

490

(

D)

3

115

48

(

D)

1

50

0

53

168

98

13

3

4

4

29

11

30

3

1

12

60

53

1

7

210

118

81

5

28

2

11

2

(

D)

31

(

D)

13

10

1

1

24

11

2

2

1

2

1

4

28' 63 26

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Number of employees (thousands)

Total

(1)

5,022.4

374.8

38.8

2.8

36.1

288.1

287.3

.1

.7

44.2

3.7

3,714.5

424.9

49.4

28.3

347.1

668.1

242.0

245.2

140.6

17.3

23.0

246.8

92.4

26.7

65.7

154.4

514.1

21.6

66.8

300.1

125.6

487.7

40.2

173.9

92.9

180.7

644.7

527.6

117.1

728.3

108.3

58.5

29.6

56.3

38.0

135.2

6.4

29.0

38.2

191.8

36.8

125.8

91.5

34.3

312.2

8.2

229.6

.7

66.6

7.0

127.3

10.5

63.2

22.2

3.2

.6

5.1

32.2

2.4

19.5

11.3

20.3

367.8

25.5

4.8

1.2

3.6

42.0

89.0

206.5

Of which—

Employees

engaged in

research and

development

activities

(2)

88.5

3.5

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

2.8

2.8

0

0

(

D

)

0

72.2

3.6

.2

.1

3.2

17.5

5.5

8.6

2.2

.4

.7

1.3

.3

.1

.2

1.1

13.5

.6

.6

10.2

2.1

8.1

.8

3.7

1.6

2.0

17.0

15.4

1.6

11.2

1.2

.2

.1

.4

(*)

2.2

(*)

.3

.5

6.1

.2

1.0

.9

.1

9.6

(*)

9.5

0

0

.1

.5

0

.4

0

C)

(*)

.1

.2

0

.2

0

(*)

1.6

.3

(*)

0

(*)

(•)

(

D

)

(

D

)

Employees wh o

are U.S. citizens

(3)

41.2

10.2

3.9

.1

3.8

5.8

5.8

(•)

(•)

.5

.1

13.2

.5

.1

.1

.4

2.3

1.3

.5

.4

(*)

.1

2.0

.4

.1

.3

1.5

2.7

.2

.7

1.4

.4

1.8

C)

.6

.2

.9

2.3

.9

1.4

1.7

.2

.2

.1

.1

.3

.3

C)

.1

.1

.3

.1

1.5

1.3

.2

9.5

.3

.8

(*)

7.9

.5

2.1

C)

.7

.1

.1

.3

.1

.1

(*)

.7

.3

.3

4.7

(*)

.3

(*)

.3

2.9

1.2

.2

Total

(4)

89,445

9,697

1,068

104

964

7,624

7,609

2

13

939

66

64,145

5,729

681

414

4,634

11,723

4,572

3,892

2,503

363

393

4,396

1,590

431

1,159

2,806

12,849

420

1,260

9,032

2,138

6,193

518

1,984

907

2,785

12,324

10,332

1,992

10,930

1,056

682

381

1,018

593

1,715

105

474

703

3,805

399

1,794

1,375

419

6,897

224

4,316

12

2,270

75

2,208

99

1,240

557

108

12

129

434

42

480

120

228

4,703

151

67

20

47

1,192

1,225

2,068

Wages and

salaries

(5)

71,676

7,760

898

82

816

6,036

6,023

2

11

764

62

51,064

4,631

525

359

3,748

9,386

3,744

3,093

1,945

283

320

3,508

1,276

346

929

2,232

10,036

335

986

6,989

1,725

4,931

426

1,630

733

2,143

9,752

8,177

1,575

8,820

880

540

317

837

519

1,363

91

369

533

3,030

341

1,555

1,189

367

5,468

199

3,288

11

1,906

64

1,828

71

1,033

436

92

11

115

379

37

392

101

195

4,001

118

53

17

35

1,033

933

1,866

Employee

benefit plans

(6)

17,768

1,937

170

22

148

1,589

1,586

(•)

2

174

4

13,082

1,098

156

55

886

2,338

828

800

558

80

73

888

314

84

230

574

2,814

84

274

2,043

413

1,262

92

354

175

641

2,572

2,155

417

2,110

176

142

63

181

73

352

15

106

171

774

58

239

186

52

1,429

26

1,027

1

364

11

380

28

207

120

16

1

14

55

5

88

19

33

702

34

14

3

12

159

292

202

Employee compensation (millions of dollars)

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas..

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

P d ll d d , , ,

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

R b b dt

g p

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate..

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services..

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities...

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[Thousands]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)Other

Japan

Australia, New

Zealand,

and

South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

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AH industries

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Oil and gas extraction

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natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

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Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

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Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

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Drugs

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Other

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Ferrous

Nonferrous

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Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

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Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

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Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

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Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

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Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

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Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

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products

Instruments and related products

Other

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Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

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Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

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Services

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services

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Other

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Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Table III.F 12.—Employee Compensation of Affiliates, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

89,445

9,697

1,068

104

964

7,624

7,609

2

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64,145

5,729

681

414

4,634

11,723

4,572

3,892

2,503

363

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4,396

1,590

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1,159

2,806

12,849

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1,260

9,032

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6,193

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1,984

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2,785

12,324

10,332

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10,930

1,056

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1,715

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3,805

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1,794

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6,897

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4,316

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2,208

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1,240

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120

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4,703

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1,192

1,225

2,068

71,099

6,643

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4,588

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3,795

9,311

3,754

2,940

1,994

316

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3,396

1,125

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2,270

11,542

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8,191

1,955

4,562

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1,382

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4,439

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0

2,464

592

105

0

105

457

D

1,516

81

()

307

132

120

37

2

16

52

()

531

0

236

(

46

(

D)

235

42

22

9

13

9

67

0

5

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Number of employees (thousands)

Total

Of which— production

workers

Total

Covered by

collective

bargaining

agreements

For production workers in col. 2—

Employee compensation (millions of dollars)

Total

Wages and

salaries

Employee

benefit plans

Annual

hours worked

per worker

(number)

Rates (dollars per hour)

Employee

compensation2

Wages and

salaries

 3

All countries

Developed countries...

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South AfricaAustralia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean..

Other

Other Africa..

Saharan

Lib.

Other...

Sub-Saharan....

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific..

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

3,357.6

2,315.1

454.6

1,627.7

1,468.1

86.8

7.4

208.6

404.2

6.0

31.7

131.1

7.0

69.3

516.0

159.6

12.8

(

D

)

5.2

14.3

92.3

15.8

14.7

2.6

47.5

185.3

118.4

10.1

56.8

1,042.5

724.1

459.2

56.8

305.6

6.0

26.9

4.6

5.6

43.1

10.6

250.4

227.8

2.5

20.1

14.5

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0

4.3

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1.1

.1

8.3

23.8

3.4

1.2

0

2.1

20.4

0

2.9

17.4

7.1

5.0

1.4

(*)

.7

287.5

22.6

22.4

16.2

48.2

66.4

31.8

12.0

49.6

11.3

7.0

1,940.5

1,275.6

269.1

886.5

797.7

51.8

4.5

102.7

219.7

3.8

21.7

69.0

3.7

38.8

282.0

88.8

7.5

(

D

)

2.3

8.6

53.4

6.8

7.4

1.7

(

D

)

16.9

103.2

65.4

5.8

32.0

664.9

432.7

263.1

30.9

175.4

2.7

15.5

2.9

3.2

25.5

7.1

158.5

142.7

1.6

14.2

11.0

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0

2.9

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.8

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14.9

1.8

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0

1.2

13.1

0

1.8

11.3

4.1

2.6

1.2

(*)

.2

213.2

16.2

13.8

11.4

38.7

50.0

24.7

9.0

36.7

8.8

4.0

1,372.9

984.2

207.5

720.0

650.8

44.3

3.8

81.7

193.9

3.2

16.1

62.1

3.3

22.0

220.3

69.2

6.9

(

D

)

1.8

4.8

44.4

5.7

2.9

1.5

(

D

)

3.8

52.9

34.5

4.6

13.8

388.7

309.0

190.4

23.7

123.3

1.8

10.7

2.5

1.8

22.7

3.9

114.8

110.7

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3.4

3.8

.2

0

1.5

.1

.6

0

1.4

7.9

.8

0

0

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7.1

0

1.2

5.9

1.6

1.6

0

0

0

70.3

1.0

12.3

5.4

2.2

26.2

12.4

1.9

4.7

1.2

3.1

26,342

22,461

6,027

14,551

13,372

945

72

1,836

4,349

35

243

1,014

82

709

4,086

1,180

97

(

D)

47

57

681

117

156

12

323

1,560

1,245

78

236

3,880

3,119

2,123

199

1,310

25

128

14

18

390

39

930

867

8

54

66

3

0

24

1

11

1

26

60

8

2

0

6

52

0

10

42

51

36

13

(*)

2

650

52

43

31

109

111

110

41

119

27

9

20,764

17,904

4,991

11,267

10,401

661

66

1,293

3,419

28

208

715

66

540

3,405

866

68

(

D)

34

43

489

81

132

10

262

1,385

1,105

72

207

2,860

2,259

1,526

151

957

19

73

11

14

268

33

679

625

7

47

54

3

0

19

1

10

1

21

44

5

2

0

3

39

0

26

10

(*)

2

519

46

35

24

84

92

84

33

92

22

7

5,578

4,558

1,037

3,285

2,971

284

6

543

930

7

35

299

16

169

681

314

28

(

D)

13

14

192

35

25

3

61

175

140

6

29

1,020

860

597

49

353

5

55

4

4

122

5

251

242

2

7

12

(*)

0

4

(*)

1

(*)

6

16

3

(*)

0

2

13

0

2

11

12

9

3

0

(*)

132

6

8

7

25

19

26

8

27

5

3

1,866

1,775

1,841

1,740

1,738

1,709

1,762

1,707

1,721

1,850

1,820

1,628

1,699

1,759

1,785

1,753

1,582

(

D)

1,608

1,873

1,755

1,669

1,801

2,144

(

D

)

1,919

1,884

1,798

2,027

2,032

2,041

2,033

2,070

1,918

2,125

1,925

2,054

1,860

1,968

2,001

1,828

1,986

1,971

1,920

2,145

1,841

1,858

7.27

9.92

12.17

9.44

9.64

10.66

8.99

10.48

11.50

5.07

6.15

9.03

13.00

10.39

8.12

7.58

8.14

(

D

)

12.82

3.54

7.27

10.31

11.71

3.49

9.95

8.03

10.59

6.65

3.64

2.86

3.55

3.90

3.37

3.52

4.71

4.03

2.68

2.85

7.64

2.96

2.95

3.08

2.67

1.78

3.28

5.57

5.73

7.91

10.07

7.31

7.50

7.46

8.22

7.38

9.04

4.02

5.27

6.37

10.47

7.91

6.77

5.57

5.76

(

D

)

9.16

2.66

5.22

7.19

9.85

2.68

D

8.06

7.12

9.40

6.12

3.19

2.11

2.57

2.80

2.54

2.57

3.69

2.30

1.98

2.22

5.26

2.56

2.16

2.22

2.17

1.54

2.69

4.84

2,078

2,135

1,275

1,881

1,797

1,930

2,032

2,098

3.90

6.55

11.58

5.74

2.15

2.08

2.07

1.34

3.20

4.96

10.20

4.63

1.70

1.53

1.36

1.16

1,997

1,916

2.47

2.08

1.48

1.55

1,838

1,928

1,902

1,881

1,899

2,478

2,087

2,069

1,809

2,175

2,114

1,988

2,126

2,095

2,148

2,123

2,017

1,970

3.10

1.92

6.44

7.15

5.43

6.26

4.12

1.47

1.78

1.42

1.28

1.42

1.04

2.12

2.12

1.52

1.52

1.19

2.56

1.40

4.88

5.29

4.35

6.26

3.18

1.18

1.58

1.16

1.01

1.09

.86

1.61

1.71

1.18

1.26

.85

International

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 :

Number of employees (thousands)

Total

Of which— production

workers

Total

Covered by

collective

bargaining

agreements

For production workers in col. 2—

Employee compensation (millions of dollars)

Total Wages and

salaries

Employee

benefit plans

Annual

hours worked

per worker

(number)

Rates (dollars per hour)

Employee

compensation2

Wages and

salaries

 3

(1) (2) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products ,

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling ma

chinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment...

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

AddendaPetroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

3,357.6

355.2

100.3

50.9

204.0

486.7

138.4

166.1

114.6

15.0

52.7

221.6

52.1

21.7

30.4

169.5

440.8

32.9

90.6

160.2

157.1

564.1

52.0

160.8

208.1

143.3

578.6

546.6

32.0

710.5

41.8

78.7

30.9

98.8

27.9

100.4

38.8

31.5

49.7

154.2

58.0

180.0

135.8

42.4

1.8

1,940.5

211.9

61.4

22.0

128.5

220.7

75.6

65.0

46.4

7.9

25.8

145.6

36.5

16.0

20.5

109.1

201.2

19.5

44.1

51.0

86.6

362.0

30.4

89.3

155.0

87.2

369.5

352.0

17.5

429.7

26.4

60.7

23.8

62.7

8.1

60.7

24.4

22.5

31.8

70.3

54.8

37.9

16.0

.9

1,372.9

149.3

43.0

15.2

91.2

138.4

53.0

35.9

28.1

5.5

15.9

108.7

28.4

10.2

18.2

80.4

137.4

17.0

33.2

24.1

63.0

203.4

25.4

72.4

37.6

68.0

336.7

322.3

14.4

299.0

13.9

35.2

14.9

50.8

4.2

51.7

13.8

20.7

23.0

46.9

24.0

31.2

19.8

10.8

26,342

2,285

803

236

1,245

3,206

1,286

786

583

121

430

2,064

492

220

272

1,572

3,536

362

653

1,216

1,305

3,109

317

1,019

827

6,590

6,306

284

5,552

290

513

294

964

127

921

311

342

483

978

329

1,467

1,108

350

10

20,764

1,854

642

196

1,016

2,600

1,081

622

450

100

347

1,623

388

175

213

1,235

2,743

505

910

1,039

2,394

244

733

656

761

5,111

4,892

219

4,439

230

412

237

783

114

714

251

269

361

791

277

1,206

914

284

5,578

431

161

40

230

606

204

165

133

21

441

104

45

59

337

794

74

147

307

266

715

74

286

171

185

1,479

1,414

65

1,113

61

101

58

180

13

207

60

73

122

186

53

261

194

66

1

1,866

1,892

1,780

2,054

1,918

1,879

1,912

1,872

1,848

1,918

1,844

1,901

1,891

1,883

1,898

1,904

1,785

1,613

1,871

1,854

1,739

1,940

1,877

1,784

2,006

2,005

1,819

1,818

1,837

1,852

1,727

1,730

1,971

1,945

1,888

1,903

1,942

1,847

1,804

1,793

1,911

1,921

1,923

1,920

1,865

7.27

5.70

7.35

5.23

5.05

7.73

8.90

6.46

6.80

8.02

9.03

7.46

7.13

7.30

7.00

7.56

9.85

11.52

7.90

12.86

8.67

4.43

5.56

6.39

2.66

5.41

9.81

9.86

8.85

6.98

6.36

4.89

6.29

7.90

8.35

7.97

6.57

8.21

8.41

7.76

4.50

13.93

15.19

11.37

5.93

5.73

4.62

5.88

4.34

4.12

6.27

7.48

5.11

5.25

6.64

7.29

5.86

5.62

5.81

5.48

5.94

7.64

9.18

6.12

9.62

6.90

3.41

4.27

4.60

2.11

4.36

7.61

7.65

6.82

5.58

5.03

3.93

5.06

6.42

7.50

6.18

5.29

6.47

6.28

3.78

11.45

12.53

9.24

5.05

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Table III.F 15.—Production Workers of Affiliates in Manufacturing, Country by Industry

[Thousands]

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals

and allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

Addendum—

Petroleum and

coal products

All countries....

Developed countriesCanada

EuropeEuropean Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South AfricaAustralia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, CaribbeanOther

Other Africa....

Saharan

Lib

Other....

Sub-Saharan..

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

1,940.5

1,275.6

269.1

886.5

797.7

51.8

4.5

102.7

219.7

3.8

21.7

69.0

3.7

38.8

282.0

88.8

7.5

(

D

)

2.3

8.6

53.4

6.8

7.4

1.7

(

D

)

16.9

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65.4

5.8

32.0

664.9

432.7

263.1

30.9

175.4

2.7

15.5

2.9

3.2

25.5

7.1

158.5

142.7

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11.0

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0

2.9

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6.8

14.9

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213.2

16.2

13.8

11.4

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24.7

9.0

36.7

8.8

4.0

211.9

25.5

79.6

73.1

1.7

1.2

9.6

9.5

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1.9

6.2

0

7.3

35.4

6.5

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0

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D

)

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4.1

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D

)

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0

13.9

8.5

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4.4

92.4

65.0

39.5

7.6

19.1

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2.9

1.1

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6.7

1.6

25.0

18.8

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5.6

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0

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3.4

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0

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0

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220.7

143.5

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12.5

14.9

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D

)

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D

)

8.6

27.7

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13.0

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61.6

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18.4

15.7

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2.4

2.6

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D

)

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D

)

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D

)

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13.1

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4.0

1.0

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2.9

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2.5

145.6

20.4

76.9

71.6

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7.2

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5.9

23.7

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0

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2.2

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0

0

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6.1

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0

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0

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D

)

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163.7

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130.5

122.0

9.9

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23.2

27.9

0

2.9

11.2

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4.3

41.8

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D

)

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(

D

)

0

0

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[Millions of dollars]

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals

and allied

products

Primary and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

Addendum—

Petroleum and

coal products

AH countries....

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa..

Saharan

Other

Sub-Saharan..

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific...

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

26,342

22,461

6,027

14,551

13,372

945

72

1,836

4,349

35

243

1,014

82

709

4,086

1,180

97

(

D)

47

57

681

117

156

12

323

1,560

1,245

78

236

3,880

3,119

2,123

199

1,310

25

128

14

18

390

39

930

867

8

54

66

3

0

24

1

11

1

26

60

8

2

0

6

52

0

10

42

51

36

13

(*)

2

650

52

43

31

109

111

110

41

119

27

9

2,285

1,829

443

1,202

1,109

27

20

154

175

3

18

88

0

132

493

93

3

0

(

D)

5

59

6

(

D)

C)

0

175

146

8

20

456

392

277

32

109

1

25

4

2

94

10

111

87

3

21

5

C)

0

1

(*)

1

0

2

6

1

W

0

1

5

0

0

5

1

0

1

0

(*)

56

1

0

3,206

2,637

644

1,636

1,502

135

3

249

294

9

(

D)

134

(

D)

166

466

133

5

1

5

4

77

15

24

1

0

76

281

247

9

25

569

494

344

35

212

9

28

5

6

48

2

118

107

2

8

32

3

0

2,064

1,761

467

1,212

1,154

41

3

116

468

3

12

70

6

92

343

57

1

0

1

8

29

4

16

0

0

256

188

13

112

6

6

2

5

28

16

66

65

C)

1

2

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

1

26

1

1

0

(*)

26

0

2

24

3,536

3,231

459

2,491

2,357

210

1

491

614

0

35

194

10

122

682

133

5

0

1

(

D)

42

53

(

D)

0

0

171

109

83

1

25

306

260

221

15

201

0

(*)

0

0

4

1

39

39

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

(*)

3,109

2,351

511

1,708

1,335

201

22

116

446

2

39

225

3

29

251

373

13

3

(

D)

13

273

(

D)

26

37

95

76

6

14

758

356

151

13

108

4

(

D)

2

C)

17

(

D)

200

191

0

9

5

0

0

0

0

0

1

4

7

(*)

(*)

0

0

7

0

2

5

9

9

(•)

0

0

386

31

(

D)

11

95

23

70

35

82

18D

6,590

5,989

1,949

3,495

3,326

175

6

214

1,807

0

18

63

0

16

1,028

170

14

0

0

(

D)

136

(

D)

0

0

0

(*)

545

444

33

68

601

577

405

41

272

1

(

D)

1

0

81

(

D)

172

172

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

24

0

0

0

0

5

11

0

8

0

0

5,552

4,665

1,555

2,808

2,588

157

18

495

546

18

2 4 D0

154

825

220

56

16

6

65

15

51

24

278

197

19

63

887

784

537

51

296

4

56

1

5

117

7

224

206

3

15

23

0

0

0

18

0

5

13

0

0

79

14

13

6

22

1

3

11

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals

and allied

products

Manufacturing

Primary and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

AddendumPetroleum and

coal products

All countries....

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa..

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries.,

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, CaribbeanOther

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

20,764

17,904

4,991

11,267

10,401

661

66

1,293

3,419

715

66

540

3,405

866

68

(

D

)

34

43

489

81

132

10

(

D

)

262

1,385

1,105

72

207

2,860

2,259

1,526

151

957

19

73

11

14

268

33

679

625

7

47

54

3

0

19

1

10

1

21

44

5

2

0

3

39

0

8

31

26

10

(*)

2

519

46

35

24

84

92

84

33

92

22

7

1,854

1,512

383

961

887

20

18

113

138

3

16

67

0

101

411

74

2

0

(

D)

4

48

4

(

D)

(*)

0

161

135

8

18

342

287

196

28

79

1

13

3

2

62

8

87

65

2

19

4

(*)

0

1

(*)

1

0

1

6

1

(*)

0

1

5

0

0

5

1

0

1

0

2,600

2,171

557

1,293

1,190

105

3

177

234

7

(

D)

102

(

D)

132

390

102

4

1

4

3

57

11

22

1

0

64

257

227

8

22

429

372

256

28

160

7

16

4

4

35

2

89

81

2

6

27

3

0

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

0

1

1,623

1,407

389

944

899

29

3

80

364

2

11

52

5

68

286

45

(*)

0

1

5

24

3

13

0

0

69

46

2

21

217

182

130

7

75

5

4

1

4

19

15

51

50

(*)

1

1

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

1

16

1

(*)

0

(*)

16

0

1

14

2,743

2,520

388

1,905

1,802

154

1

346

489

0

29

135

8

89

550

104

4

0

1

(

D)

31

38

(

D)

0

0

132

95

72

1

22

222

187

157

10

144

0

C)

0

0

3

1

29

29

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

C)

2

2

0

0

(*)

33

3

3

2,394

1,816

434

1,268

1,008

131

22

82

353

2

35

149

2

22

209

260

13

2

10

185

22

0

31

83

65

5

13

578

263

112

8

84

2

1

(*)

13

146

139

0

7

5

0

0

0

0

0

1

4

7

C)

(*)

0

0

6

0

1

5

7

7

(*)

0

0

301

27

8

73

18

54

28

63

15

5,111

4,697

1,544

2,681

2,562

105

5

142

1,394

0

14

37

0

10

854

119

10

0

0

(

D)

97

(

D)

0

0

0

472

387

30

55

398

283

27

196

1

(

D)

1

0

54

(

D)

115

115

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

17

0

0

0

0

4

8

0

5

0

0

4,439

3,781

1,297

2,215

2,053

117

16

353

446

14

(

D)

173

(

D)

118

705

162

34

(

D)

13

5

48

11

42

22

248

174

18

56

572

391

42

219

3

32

1

4

84

6

162

147

2

13

18

0

0

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[Millions of dollars]

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals

and allied

products

Primary and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

Addendum—

Petroleum and

coal products

All countries

Developed countriesCanada

Europe....

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece ,

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Sweden

Switzerland...

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa..

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean..

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan..

Liberia

lgena.

ther....

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

5,578

4,558

1,037

3,285

2,971

284

6

543

930

7

35

299

16

169

681

314

28

(

D

)

13

14

192

35

25

3

(

D

)

61

175

140

6

29

1,020

597

49

353

5

55

4

4

122

5

251

242

2

7

12

(*)

0

4

(*)

1

(*)

6

16

0

2

13

0

2

11

12

9

3

0

(*)

132

6

8

7

25

19

26

8

27

5

3

431

316

241

223

7

2

41

36

(*)

2

21

0

31

81

19

1

0

(

D

)

1

11

2

(

D

)

C)

0

14

12

1

2

114

106

81

4

30

12

1

(*)

33

1

24

22

1

1

1

C)

0

(*)

(*)

606

466

87

343

312

29

1

73

60

2

(

D

)

32

(

D

)

34

76

31

1

(*)

1

1

20

5

3

(*)

0

24

21

1

3

140

123

88

6

53

2

11

1

1

13

(*)

29

27

1

2

5

(*)

0

(

D

)

C)

(

D

)

0

(*)

441

354

78

267

255

12

C)

36

105

C)

1

17

1

24

58

12

C)

0

0

3

5

1

3

0

0

794

710

71

585

556

56

0

145

124

0

6

59

2

32

131

30

1

0

715

535

77

440

326

69

(*)

34

93

(*)

5

76

(*)

7

42

113

1

1

(

D

)

3

89

0

6

12

11

C)

1

180

93

39

4

25

1

1

(*)

D 5

54

52

0

2

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

1,479

1,292

405

815

764

70

1

72

413

0

4

26

0

6

173

51

4

0

0

(

D

)

40

(

D

)

0

0

0

73

57

3

13

186

179

123

14

76

(*)

(

D

)

(*)

0

28

(

D

)

57

57

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

C)

0

0

0

0

C)

0

0

1,113

884

258

593

535

41

2

142

100

4

67

36

120

58

21

3

2

17

4

10

23

1

6

212

146

9

76

1

23

(*)

1

33

1

62

59

(*)

2

5

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

1

2

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

11

1

(

D)

3

2

2

(*)

C)

2

(

D)

0

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All countries .. .. ...

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10) ....

Belgium

Denmark ....

France

Germany .. .

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg ...

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other EuroDe

Austria ...

Finland

Norway . ..

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan ....

Australia New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa . ... .

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia .. . . .

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Other

Sub-Saharan

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia . .... . . ..

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore . ...

South Korea

Taiwan -...

Thailand

Other

International

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Manufacturing

Total

7.27

9.92

12.17

9.44

9 64

10.66

8.99

10.48

11.50

5.07

6.15

9.03

13.00

10.39

8.12

7.58

814

12.82

3.54

7 27

10.31

1171

3.49

9.95

8.03

10.59

6.65

3.64

2.86

3.55

3.90

3.37

3.52

4.71

4.03

2.68

2.85

7.64

2.96

2.95

3.08

2.67

1.78

3.28

5.57

3.90

6.55

11.58

5.74

2.15

2.08

2.07

1.34

2.47

2 08

3.10

1.92

6 44

7.15

5.43

6.26

4.12

1.47

1.78

1.42

128

1.42

1.04

212

2.12

1.52

1.52

1 19

5.32

Food and

kindred

products

5.70

8.75

9.97

8.70

8.84

9.60

9.05

9.78

9.61

6.55

5.32

9.18

10.45

8.15

7.31

6.72

2.86

7.11

9.0J

4.26

9.49

6.84

9.40

5.34

2.39

2.38

3.02

3.29

2.27

2.48

2.69

3.89

2.06

2.24

7.23

2.87

2.47

2.77

2.30

1.72

4.79

3.39

4.40

5.05

5.24

5.23

.98

1.77

2.19

1.75

91

.91

3 78

4.57

2.81

1.01

1.23

1.73

.93

1.47

4.08

( D)

6.47

Chemicals

and allied

products

7.73

9.94

11.22

9.68

9.85

12.18

10.04

10.87

10.65

6.24

8.71

10.38

8.92

8.11

9.68

10.16

10.50

3.32

7.70

11.05

11.28

2.66

9.50

9.11

10.93

5.45

3.77

3.81

4.17

4.39

3.08

4.35

6.36

3.79

3.06

3.11

8.17

4.59

3.34

3.56

5.11

1.76

6.83

6.02

5.57

4.16

2.68

1.42

1.95

8 36

9.30

10.37

6.26

4.86

2.04

3.34

2.19

1.79

2.14

1.99

2.27

1.80

4.38

2.00

1 33

5.74

Primary and

fabricated

metals

7.46

9.41

12.13

8.97

9.12

9.61

11.57

9.36

10.48

4.30

6.98

8.46

10.22

9.42

7.80

6.77

8.52

8.68

3.21

8.33

8.02

7.87

6.80

6.03

10.01

3.84

3.25

3.38

3.39

3.43

5.99

3.06

5.10

2.74

3.23

2,54

7.71

2.46

3.29

3.33

1.21

2.05

2.87

15.75

2.38

4.07

3.13

3.19

2.99

4.11

3.28

4.19

5.78

1.72

1.48

(

D

)

11.52

1.58

2.51

(

D

)

.60

5.51

Machinery,

except

electrical

9.85

11.23

12.43

11.15

1125

11.48

8.61

13.11

13.15

6.26

10.45

8.51

15.75

9.22

9.64

11.32

20.07

8.72

10.47

12.33

8.09

10.10

6.15

4.90

4.28

5.05

5.28

7.35

5.16

2.75

6.67

5.04

4.05

4.05

3.04

3.04

'3.04

5.58

5.81

3.78

2.18

1.86

1.55

.73

2.15

4.04

5.66

Electric and

electronic

equipment

4.43

8.61

10.01

8.29

8 41

10.27

7.36

8.05

9.80

2.96

5.73

9.19

8.04

7.85

6.27

7.92

8.96

11.58

3.06

8.05

10.94

6.79

8.98

12.31

6.39

3.85

1.76

2.30

2.53

3.21

2.23

4.41

3.07

2.36

5.80

2.15

2.18

1.70

2.25

5.74

2.05

1.29

.60

.60

1.36

1.96

1.25

5.96

5.89

8.02

1.44

1.65

1.15

1.36

1.07

1.99

2.06

1.32

1.35

2.29

Transportation

equipment

9.81

11.15

14.54

10.26

10 69

12.55

1213

9.42

12.68

7 69

9.32

9.42

8.51

5.74

7 46

(

D

)

5 73

10.35

8.73

11.30

7.20

3.65

4.46

4.59

4.97

6.28

4.38

3.26

3.37

7.93

3.89

3.89

.72

.72

.72

2.68

1.74

3.41

2.88

7.82

Other

6.98

9.24

11.68

8.51

8 56

8.39

10 31

10.00

10.30

5.01

8.22

9.12

7.37

8.01

7 94

10.70

3 41

6 87

10.50

13 41

7.19

7.18

9.56

8.26

3.95

3.05

3.50

3.72

2.66

3.16

3.64

4.64

2.68

3.32

7.99

4.42

3.30

3.50

2.20

1.93

1.95

(

D

)

(

D

)

1.97

1.57

( D)

1.08

6.67

1.37

2.11

1.27

1.91

.90

3.08

2.28

1.62

5.04

Addendum—

Petroleum and

coal products

13.93

13.75

14.99

13.28

16.57

9 94

13.68

13.83

(

D

)

6.92

13 59

13.73

14.54

(

D

)

13.13

16.77

5.09

6.70

14.14

9.41

5>9 D

(

D

)

7.10

4.56

2.08

4.82

8.33

3.53

9.28

7.45

11.17

18.00

11.17

4.72

4.03

4.03

4.03

17.20

(

D

)

4.82

2.40

2.47

8.82

3.73

6.08

17.24

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Table III.F 20.—Compensation Per Hour of Production Workers of Affiliates in Manufacturing, Industry by Country

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

AddendaPetroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

7.27

5.70

7.35

5.23

5.05

7.73

8.90

6.46

6.80

8.02

9.03

7.46

7.13

7.30

7.00

7.56

9.85

11.52

7.90

12.86

8.67

4.43

5.56

6.39

2.66

5.41

9.81

9.86

8.85

6.98

6.36

4.89

6.29

7.90

8.35

7.97

6.57

8.21

8.41

7.76

4.50

13.93

15.19

11.37

5.93

9.92

8.75

9.03

9.40

8.45

9.94

10.90

8.86

8.86

11.06

10.42

9.41

9.61

9.28

9.90

9.36

11.23

11.49

10.37

14.84

9.39

8.61

7.63

9.54

7.37

8.77

11.15

11.21

9.94

9.24

10.17

7.50

9.88

10.51

8.52

10.58

8.31

10.53

10.33

8.43

7.19

13.75

14.50

12.97

6.40

12.17

9.97

10.36

12.83

9.44

11.22

12.15

9.73

10.07

10.76

10.90

12.13

11.21

11.04

11.49

12.47

12.43

16.58

11.06

14.62

11.91

10.01

8.19

7.09

8.30

11.32

14.54

14.94

10.97

11.68

15.12

8.31

12.50

13.93

7.73

11.95

9.35

9.94

14.33

10.27

8.04

14.99

15.01

10.92

9.44

8.70

8.98

9.05

8.41

9.68

10.37

8.80

8.90

12.04

10.52

8.97

9.38

8.43

10.10

8.86

11.15

11.60

10.56

15.09

8.91

8.29

7.61

9.55

7.27

7.30

10.26

10.32

8.51

9.54

7.22

7.03

7.99

9.52

9.95

8.24

10.66

8.40

7.02

13.28

14.06

12.85

6.21

9.64

8.84

9.10

9.98

8.47

9.85

10.46

9.06

9.10

12.67

10.59

9.12

10.13

9.54

10.49

8.90

11.25

11.71

10.60

15.40

8.85

8.41

7.86

10.17

7.31

7.37

10.69

10.77

8.56

9.41

7.29

7.36

8.03

9.51

10.43

8.24

10.77

8.61

8.32

7.25

13.33

14.06

12.94

6.21

7.58

7.31

7.71

5.02

7.71

8.11

9.60

6.29

7.14

8.29

9.34

6.77

6.55

5.78

7.75

7.24

9.64

9.15

9.58

9.69

7.92

5.48

8.47

6.24

7.04

5.74

5.74

9.95

9.49

11.57

10.53

6.93

9.50

10.47

10.09

7.80

10.32

6.80

5.51

5.51

7.52

12.33

9.64

13.74

6.82

6.79

5.21

10.35

10.35

8.03

6.84

7.36

5.98

6.73

9.11

10.65

7.66

6.91

6.18

8.33

6.03

4.45

5.47

(

D

)

6.27

8.09

7.89

8.81

8.12

8.98

6.62

12.91

6.32

8.13

8.73

8.73

8.01

10.72

6.60

4.84

7.71

9.60

3.82

8.23

10.19

10.47

5.60

7.19

7.64

7.19

5.93

10.00

7.96

5.70

6.61

7.78

7.18

7.27

3.24

7.84

7.50

8.69

7.43

4.79

7.66

6.00

6.23

13.13

13.30

4.29

2.86

2.38

3.04

2.69

2.16

3.81

3.61

3.56

3.81

4.93

4.91

3.38

3.69

4.08

3.43

3.23

4.28

3.54

4.58

4.40

1.76

3.13

1.54

1.56

2.10

4.46

4.49

3.56

3.05

1.97

2.02

1.23

3.37

6.10

5.38

3.17

3.23

3.27

2.85

1.76

14.14

15.83

7.82

4.11

3.55

3.02

3.21

2.86

3.00

4.17

3.70

4.32

4.15

4.88

5.00

3.39

3.51

4.09

2.99

3.33

5.05

D

3.65

9.56

4.87

2.30

3.61

1.55

1.79

2.70

4.59

4.59

4.16

3.50

2.23

2.62

1.47

3.49

5.38

6.15

2.85

3.41

3.24

2.88

2.21

9.41

9.84

9.18

4.12

2.08

.98

1.13

(

D

)

.91

2.68

2.88

2.11

4.07

4.56

3.19

(

D

)

2.55

3.04

6.44

3.78

3.78

8.36

5.67

5.49

7.41

11.03

7.91

5.78

1.47

1.01

1.82

2.44

2.04

1.86

1.96

2.03

2.98

2.41

1.72

5.78

5.58

1.72

2.18

3.78

3.04

1.29

()

2.09

.72

.72

5.96

4.00

8.23

3.37

8.02

1.57

.72

4.80

6.67

2.67

2.04

2.20

1.44

1.33

1.39

1.49

1.23

2.68

2.16

3.33

1.37

.95

1.02

2.17 4.18

9.48

9.72

.91

1.93

4.73

2.50

1.66

1.99

6.49

'2.2T

4.03

"4.O3

2.47

""3.79

17.20

17.26

8.85

3.52

1.21

1.14

4.82

"4"82

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Table III.F 21.—Employment, Employee Compensation, and Hours Worked of Production Workers of Affiliates in Manufacturing, by Industry of

U.S. Parent*

Number of employees (thousands)

Total

Of which— production

workers

Total

Covered by

collective

bargaining

agreements

For production workers in col. 2—

Employee compensation (millions of dollars)

Total

Wages and Employee

benefit plans

Annual

hours worked

per worker

(number)

Rates (dollars per hour)

Employee

compensation2

Wages and

salaries

 3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate....

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)..

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film....

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilitiesRetail trade

3,357.6

89.0

0

(

D)

62.5

62.0

0

.5

20.8

3,011.1

354.6

40.1

25.7

288.9

582.1

214.3

216.7

117.0

14.8

19.4

190.0

66.3

22.9

43.4

123.7

354.4

17.5

53.3

172.6

110.9

394.0

39.0

132.0

83.6

139.4

583.5

496.6

86.9

552.5

77.2

52.0

29.1

52.0

26.0

100.0

5.7

27.5

32.2

120.7

30.1

58.1

38.8

19.3

147.2

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142.9

0

0

4.0

10.0

0

4.0

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0

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3.0

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5.8

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0

42.2

(

D)

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0

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3.1

29.2

1,940.5

51.9

(

36.0

35.6

0

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13.1

(

D)

1,733.7

203.4

27.0

10.0

166.4

279.9

118.4

90.4

52.7

8.6

9.8

125.9

43.6

14.5

29.1

82.3

160.3

11.1

28.7

56.6

63.9

259.3

24.8

85.6

63.9

85.0

367.9

321.0

46.8

337.0

50.4

39.5

22.9

35.7

8.4

60.3

3.6

19.2

20.9

54.8

21.3

41.4

29.1

12.3

83.0

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80.2

0

0

2.7

5.0

0

1.6

0

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0

n

1.4

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3.3

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0

25.6

(

D)

(*)

0

(*)

2.0

15.7

1,372.9

37.8

27.0

26.7

0

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9.1

1,226.9

142.8

21.3

5.3

116.3

183.8

87.3

56.0

30.2

6.7

3.7

92.8

34.2

10.3

23.9

58.7

104.3

10.2

22.5

27.5

44.1

136.1

19.0

43.4

9.2

64.5

326.7

291.0

35.8

240.3

35.1

22.6

16.3

27.8

6.0

51.4

1.9

17.3

12.8

36.1

13.1

14.5

9.8

4.7

74.8

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0

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3.2

0

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0

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0

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2.6

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0

15.6

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0

0

0

1.8

11.7

1.9

26,342

778

497

491

0

6

250

23,617

2,377

319

122

1,936

3,674

1,640

1,061

710

131

131

1,860

607

197

410

1,253

2,818

163

460

1,302

893

2,215

258

609

384

965

6,320

5,673

647

4,353

396

370

260

613

169

914

50

296

342

111

167

312

200

112

1,285

2

1,265

0

18

77

0

23

0

0

1

19

1

53

1

0

2 7 D2

(*)

0

(*)

13

188

20,764

607

391

386

0

5

189

18,748

1,908

248

104

1,556

2,920

1,335

836

536

107

106

1,490

500

156

344

989

2,177

134

359

976

708

1,747

209

476

313

748

4,990

4,475

515

3,517

327

296

211

510

146

709

43

244

259

635

139

245

147

98

894

2

877

0

0

16

63

0

19

0

2

0

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16

1

43

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0

206

0

(*)

10

134

5,578

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107

106

0

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(

D)

4,869

468

71

18

380

754

306

225

174

25

25

371

107

41

66

263

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101

326

185

468

48

132

71

217

1,330

1,198

131

836

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74

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103

23

205

7

52

84

142

27

68

53

14

390

C)

387

0

0

3

14

0

(*)

0

(*)

3

(*)

11

n

o

66

(

D)

(*)

0

(*)

3

54

1,866

1,942

7.27

7.72

5.73

6.03

()

1,965

1,966

()

7.04

7.02

()

5.53

5.51

1,902

1,862

(

D)

1,869

1,877

1,932

2,111

1,854

1,903

1,962

1,862

1,841

1,829

1,968

1,893

1,926

1,854

1,961

1,876

1,794

1,626

1,919

1,823

1,742

1,944

1,925

1,967

1,930

1,937

1,837

1,839

1,827

1,841

1,854

1,643

1,968

1,870

1,867

1,901

1,915

1,898

1,801

1,795

1,900

1,957

1,960

1,950

1,698

2,125

1,688

8.58

10.19

(

D)

7.29

6.23

6.10

5.81

6.28

6.90

7.06

6.31

7.31

8.36

6.78

7.80

7.23

7.36

7.18

8.11

9.80

9.09

8.33

12.63

8.02

4.39

5.39

3.61

3.11

5.86

9.35

9.61

7.56

7.02

4.24

5.70

5.77

9.17

10.74

7.98

7.19

8.10

9.08

7.89

4.13

3.86

3.51

4.69

9.12

8.28

9.35

7.11

7.72

(

D)

5.79

5.00

4.75

4.96

5.05

5.48

5.75

4.97

5.52

6.78

5.47

6.25

5.96

5.82

6.02

6.41

7.57

7.43

6.50

9.47

6.36

3.47

4.38

2.83

2.54

4.54

7.38

7.58

6.03

5.67

3.50

4.56

4.69

7.63

9.28

6.18

6.18

6.85

6.45

3.45

3.02

2.57

4.09

6.35

6.70

6.48

1,977

1,830

'7,929"

8.39

"7.37"

2.89

6.84

"6.23"

1,708 8.34 6.87

1,341

1,975

1,034

1,803

1,836

12.36

7.16

8.60

8.99

5.48

9.55

6.09

7.94

7.19

4.70

1,925

(

D)

2,000

"2,b6b"'

1,990

1,808

(

D

5.52

(

D)

4.94

4.19

(

D)

4.38

4.94

3.33

6.60

4.38

2.64

4.71

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Table III.F 22.—Compensation Per Hour of Production Workers of Affiliates in Manufacturing, Industry of U.S. Parent by Country

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction ..

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal Droducts

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products..

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap cleaners and toilet goods ....

Agricultural chemicals

Other ... .

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate .. ..

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film.

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services..

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture forestry and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade ..

All

countries

7.27

7.72

7.04

7.02

8.58

10 19

(D)

7.29

6.23

6.10

5.81

6 28

6.90

7.06

6.31

7 31

8.36

6.78

7.80

7.23

7.36

7.18

8.11

9.80

9.09

8 33

12.63

8 02

4.39

5.39

3.61

3.11

5.86

9.35

9.61

7.56

7.02

4.24

5.70

5.77

9.17

10.74

7.98

7.19

8.10

9.08

7.89

4.13

3.86

3 51

4.69

9.12

8.28

9.35

3.38

8 39

7.37

8.34

12.36

7.16

8.60

8.99

5.48

5.52

4.94

4.94

3.33

6.60

Developed countries

Total

9.92

10.17

9.97

9.99

8.58

10 69

9.95

8.70

9.32

8.32

8 64

9.44

10.10

8.61

9.17

9.10

10 31

9.71

10.33

9.78

10.61

9.48

11.34

11.23

10 21

15.06

8 72

8.40

7.30

7.80

7.78

9.42

11.10

11.37

9.23

9.61

9.35

7.86

10.48

10.34

10.99

10.58

8.04

10.69

11.06

8.62

7.54

8.03

8 60

7.11

9.93

4.02

9.93

9.82

9 45

8.68

8 34

12.36

8.63

8.60

9.93

5.48

9.13

4.94

4.94

7 97

8.82

Canada

12.17

9.73

14.22

14.22

9.46

9.43

13.32

10.07

12 56

12.28

9.93

9.57

12.14

9.89

11.36

11.82

9.46

11.70

12.24

10.85

11.90

11.91

11.57

12.22

11.89

12.11

13.20

12 94

14.70

10.37

10.82

8.18

9.20

8.57

12.13

14.84

15.50

10.62

11.73

10.08

8.21

13.25

13.46

11.73

11.86

8.85

10.19

14.59

9.91

8.11

8.58

9 39

7.61

11.30

1L44"

11.07

11 99

7.53

8.08

6.62

12.39

11.32

13 50

9.80

Europe

Total

9.44

10.37

10.74

10.74

10.06

10.11

8.12

10.81

6 09

9.40

8.62

9.11

8.38

8.58

9.12

9.53

8.60

8.93

9.15

10.24

9.01

9.44

9.12

9.63

8.86

11.35

11.42

9.96

15.41

8 50

7.79

7.63

7.65

7.72

8.00

10.12

10.32

8.77

8.81

9.30

7.54

6.60

8.14

9.69

9.91

8.10

10.76

9.64

8.58

7.13

7 93

8 57

6.83

9.89

4.02

9.90

8.28

8 68

9.42

8 48

12.36

9 43

8.60

8.35

5.48

8.45

4.94

4.94

15 70

8.62

European

Communities (10)

9.64

10.40

10.74

10.74

9.98

10.04

8.12

10.91

9.60

8.74

9.14

9.24

8.67

9.28

9.61

8.89

9.10

9.16

10.28

9.07

9.46

9.05

9.69

8.93

11.49

12.10

9.96

15.77

8.50

7.88

7.63

7.87

7.71

8.09

10.60

10.80

9.16

8.86

8.94

7.60

6.59

8.21

9.70

10.53

8.15

10.90

9.32

8.55

7.36

8.01

8 60

6.92

10.53

4.02

10.55

8.28

8 68

9.45

8 48

12.36

9 46

8.60

8.35

5.48

8.55

15 70

8.72

Other

7.58

9.99

11.02

11.02

(

D

)

6 09

7.28

7.39

6.11

7.30

7.44

7.79

8.91

6.39

7.36

9.00-

9.62

7.98

9.17

8.50

7.24

9.19

9.30

9.66

9.69

8.50

6.86

5.06

5.52

7.86

7.49

5.48

5.30

6.27

8.35

13.67

7.13

6.74

7.50

9.60

3.61

6.81

10.58

9.79

6.09

6.14

6 60

6.02

8.41

8.41

8 46

8.46

8.46

5.85

4.94

4.94

6.01

Japan

9.95

10.01

8.82

10.45

12.62

8 09

9.32

10.17

9.84

7.13

7.96

9.32

6.57

6.30

6.30

6.69

13.18

6 59

13.74

7 00

6.83

7.44

5.44

6.53

8.63

8.63

7.65

io!47

6.13

10.00

11.18

9.94

6.41

11.07

8 29

9 18

7.36

4.80

4.80

Australia,

Zealand,

and South

Africa

8.03

9.27

3.84

3.84

10.78

10.78

9.75

7.96

6.91

9.65

6.95

7.51

8.13

7.28

6.68

10.15

9.22

11.87

9.90

12.04

6.10

7.64

5.65

9.04

7.48

7.40

6.85

5.92

7.42

8.72

7.77

8.76

8.78

8.53

7.55

8.04

8.95

6.38

10.34

8.92

6.62

4.79

7.34

7.91

7.91

5 94

12.31

10.24

10.27

2.00

3 43

3.43

3 43

6.40

3 80

8.48

Developing countries

Total

2.86

4.00

4.00

4.00

4.68

(D)

2.89

2.68

3.26

2.41

2.56

3.18

2.66

3.39

4.02

5.94

2.57

3.47

3.55

4.26

3.23

3.38

4.12

.46

4 14

4.70

4 04

1.96

2.49

1.72

1.63

2.54

3.84

4.05

2.32

2.83

1.20

2.81

1.35

2.84

5.59

5.41

2.68

3.24

2.71

3.48

1.35

1.70

1 33

2.80

2.64

9.48

3.07

1.05

3 36

3.14

3 14

3.54

2.27

212

2.16

Latin

America

3.55

4.23

2.84

2.84

4.20

4.20

4.68

(D)

3.60

3.01

3.26

2.75

2.95

3.89

3.57

3.85

4.32

5.97

3.74

3.38

3.41

4.31

2.96

3.35

4.97

.41

427

7.82

4 60

2.55

2.50

1.95

3.12

3.07

4.10

4.24

2.62

3.92

2.42

3.74

1.60

3.20

5.70

6.21

2.68

3.38

2.72

3.58

1.95

2.00

1 69

2.29

2.87

3/7O

.93

3 36

3.14

3.14

3.54

2iu

2 07

2.84

3.17

Other

Africa

2.08

2.07

1.16

>8D

1.36

1.87

1.17

2.72

2.19

3.64

4.05

4.61

5.17

6.92

6.92

2.20

2.21

2"09

.72

.72

1.19

.77

4.80

1.91

2.17

2.02

2"02

3.19

3.19

Middle

East

6.44

9.57

9.57

9.57

5.92

11.03

11 03

4.59

6.18

4.75

3.26

(

D

)

5.81

5 81

7.90

8.20

3.39

8.02

3.78

3.78

3.51

4.18

1.32

3.12

8.47

6 19

8.76

9.48

9.48

3.50

3 29

3.79

Asia and

Pacific

1.47

2.06

1.59

1.59

1.49

1.24

4 18

2.04

1 18

1.61

1.36

1.97

2 09

2 73

1.74

2.63

314

3 79

187

1.49

2.08

2 95

2 60

2.11

173

1.53

1.46

1.56

1.57

1.75

1 70

1.81

1.16

.71

142

1.81

4 73

2.49

3.52

2.10

1 03

1.23

1 18

3.00

1.37

(

6

)

1.85

1.53

1 92

1.16

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[Millions of dollars]

Total »

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

Chemicals

Machinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean....

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea ~

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

52,753

40,562

19,413

17,211

15,578

2,309

86

2,203

2,734

44

498

893

15

2,705

4,091

1,633

85

45

74

65

395

253

700

1,527

2,410

1,778

108

524

12,080

6,479

3,115

317

706

63

239

84

265

1,365

76

2,789

2,328

239

221

576

152

9

118

102

75

25

95

475

113

82

361

7

98

257

632

55

274

232

71

4,494

936

12

387

969

296

955

172

385

296

86

111

2,483

2,486

2,116

498

1,524

1,423

95

1

(

D)

184

()

0

824

146

102

2

0

2

(*)D

0

0

20

74

1

370

215

132

2

1

5

3

115

7

46

11

16

19

36

23

1

4

2

1

5

12

C)

(*)

0

12

4

0

8

1

0

C)

1

C)

142

63

0

5

13

121

296

238

27

193

2,044

1,790

309

1,407

1,402

234

0

165

102

1

49

14

1

620

217

5

1

0

0

1

1

C)

3

(*)

0

71

67

1

4

254

183

121

23

28

2

5

9

7

46

C)

60

34

(•)

26

3

0

0

1

0

1

0

0

1,139

695

245

400

362

78

C)

(

D)

19

1

6

(

D)

C)

9

110

39

(*)

C)

2

(*)

17

32

17

5

10

445

306

73

5

5

15

5

2

119

65

114

3

(*)

()

18

5

0

C)

4

C)

104

20

0

C)

46

(*)

6,037

4,510

1,113

2,598

2,373

738

8

252

239

20

(

D)

124

(

D)

432

500

225

2

(

5

87

12

112

1

0

404

395

289

34

72

1,528

949

532

89

218

9

69

17

37

238

144

37

57

179

(

D)

5

27

43

22

D

519

233

6

24

28

53

91

3

27

42

11

0

153

20,301

14,007

4,153

7,790

6,914

871

51

1,157

1,477

13

325

413

5

488

2,115

876

58

32

49

53

169

170

342

1

2

851

1,213

877

47

289

6,183

2,545

1,232

112

335

34

74

14

142

499

21

1,153

1,046

42

65

161

22

2

10

(

D)

43

(

D)

52

146

35

11

(

110

(•)

62

48

362

40

201

83

38

3,130

342

3

335

906

177

666

156

292

231

23

111

1,221

13,250

11,726

11,159

351

(

D)

88

1

(

D)

8

0

1

5

0

2

135

(

D)

C)

(•)

(*)

(•)

1

C)

(

D)

0

0

()

3

22

1,524

1,426

605

1

12

2

6

(

D)

(*)

819

818

(•)

1

2

C)

0

0

0

2

(*)

0

46

1

2

38

(*)

1

37

20

0

9

5

6

32

0

1

(

D)

0

7

6

0

1

1

(

D)

0

555

519

402

226

153

1 4 D8

39

0

2

(*)

0

19

36

5

(*)

0

(*)

0

23

20

1

2

117

20

18

8

6

(*)

1

(*)

3

1

(*)

1

1

(*)

1

C)

0

0

C)

0

0

(*)

1,745

1,221

485

614

582

23

(*)

50

280

(*)

6

34

(*)

28

161

32

4

5

15

C)

(*)

58

64

50

1

13

524

211

112

36

13

1

15

(

D)

6

15

(

D)

73

51

19

3

26

0

0

6

5

104

32

192

(*)

4,707

3,685

1,108

2,112

1,877

(

D)

24

(

D)

(

D)

10

(

D)

123

()

235

18

()

234

15

1,022

576

261

19

60

9

38

7

55

(

D)

(

D)

273

197

59

17

42

(

D)

1

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

18

0

(•)

(

D)

2

(•)

(

D)

136

()

135

(*)

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Table III.G 2.—U.S. Exports Shipped to Affiliates, Industry of Affiliate by Product

[Millions of dollars]

Total

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

ChemicalsMachinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

52,753

2,775

1,448

846

602

567

284

240

43

749

12

34,748

1,866

634

70

1,162

4,036

1,941

926

409

223

537

941

326

83

243

614

4,835

297

1,001

2,373

1,164

4,618

106

666

2,926

920

13,963

13,642

321

4,488

(

D

)

450

61

601

72

490

235

122

181

1,911

D

14,063

10,387

3,676

15

1

(*)

3

10

266

15

118

0

886

106

131

104

27

144

57

446

2,486

5

5

5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

789

763

3 18

8

437

5

(*)

3

2

0

(*)

2

2

0

2

C)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,575

4

1,570

1

0

0

0

1

114

296

(*)

W

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

256

(

D)

0

40

(

D)

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2,044

1,725

834

(

D)

C)

(

D)

244

115

2

96

1

30

96

90

()

10

(•)

0

6

4

7

(*)

7

(

D)

0

145

15

92

(*)

181

17

1

242

93

149

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,139

893

3

1

2

415

226

151

39

470

5

222

5

0

0

5

174

(

D)

1

6

0D

0

(*)

(*)

13

8

5

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

0

0

90

(*)

0

0

0

C)

6,037

326

57

43

14

58

15

40

3

211

(*)

3,983

41

3

()

3,239

1,567

867

223

199

383

24

(

D)

(*)

4

77

1

C)

10

66

58

58

(*)

534

(•)

117

(*)

100

(*)

59

146

1,637

186

1,451

20,301

1,133

1,002

562

439

10,502

75

33

1

40

159

87

23

22

2

26

203

36

9

27

166

4,414

291

821

2,336

965

661

2,843

756

619

578

41

684

1

11

3

81

8

66

8

10

18

475

3

8,197

8,172

25

12

(*)

(*)

3

8

132

5

113

0

65

60

5

73

33

146

13,250

138

135

(

(*)

0

C)

0

3

C)

12,802

1

0

0

1

2

0

0

(•)

2

0

4

3

C)

3

1

1

12,758

12,758

(*)

0

2

(*)

0

0

0

1

4

C)

245

245

C)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(•)

1

0

519

18

17

C)

0

C)

0

1

0

336

(*)

0

C)

C)

1

0

()

8

0

0

0

8

198

56

142

38

0

0

2

(*)

4

(

D)

0

0

101

94

7

1,745

172

153

143

10

1,092

6

0

2

3

33

(

D)

1

2

(

D)

2

415

61

39

22

354

214

120

1

92

94

5

4

25

60

264

)

23

(

D)

419

404

15

0

0

0

0

0

3

(*)

1

0

4,707

(

D)

73

1

0

1

(*)

(

D)

C)

2,873

48

()

143

45

31

106

(

D)

1

()

2,390

(

D)

172

38

302

59

(

D)

48

()

120

1,542

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

 1

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industriei

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

52,753

40,562

19,413

17,211

15,578

2,309

86

2,203

2,734

44

15

2,705

4,091

1,633

85

45

74

65

395

253

700

D

1,527

2,410

1,778

108

524

12,080

6,479

3,115

317

706

63

239

84

265

1,365

76

2,789

2,328

239

221

576

152

9

118

102

75

25

95

475

113

82

(

361

7

98

257

632

55

274

232

71

4,494

936

12

387

969

296

955

172

385

296

111

2,483

2,775

952

237

607

550

140

1

(

D

)

28

1

(*)

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

211

57

1

(*)

15

(

D

)

9

5

24

25

1,718

719

409

36

37

9

65

(

D

)

155

60

(

D

)

131

(

D

)

67

(

D

)

179

3

1

(

D

)

(

D

)

52

(

D

)

25

73

(

211

(*)

76

135

195

0

(

D

)

101

495

(

D

)

1

245

(

D

)

22

63

0

5

35

(

D

)

106

611

34,748

27,443

16,452

9,024

8,564

1,199

20

1,200

1,498

24

488

413

15

1,356

2,353

460

12

2

4

46

201

54

130

637

1,330

1,009

34

287

7,305

4,379

1,951

250

588

20

121

()

860

(

D)

2,254

2,109

36

108

174

(

D)

0

95

11

17

(*)D

100

4

(*)

0

3

96

0

4

92

54

33

18

1

2

2,771

219

11

106

888

244

561

147

348

231

16

1,017

1,866

1,561

1,087

1,081

107

6

(

D)

5

(*)

16

3

0

(

D)

196

6

(*)

0

(*)

(•)

, 3

(*)

2

(*)

0

10

232

157

4

3

124

7

63

22

12

29

12

1

0

2

4

3

0

3

0

0

(•)

3

0

0

3

1

0

1

0

C)

69

0

(•)

19

3

(*)

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(*)

0

128

4,036

3,112

892

1,782

1,643

421

1

219

227

17

(

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123

(

D)

276

313

139

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(

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96

9

0

108

331

265

21

44

924

657

382

85

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3

45

7

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60

1

154

124

16

14

120

5

1

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102

3

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35

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1

13

23

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0

87

941

728

262

412

408

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n

38

144

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2

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1

57

127

4

0

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(*)

(*)

3

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0

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46

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1

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213

117

83

12

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7

4,835

4,294

1,280

2,226

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1

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529

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4

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o

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4,618

1,543

665

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92

8

84

180

1

41

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1

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251

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3

12

16

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10

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0

56

49

26

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3,075

927

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756

0

42

7

0

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7

7

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0

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7

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4

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78

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163

319

138

271

203

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127

13,963

12,402

11,780

467

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28

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0

(

D)

6

0

(

D)

194

49

3

0

0

151

140

1

10

1,561

1,504

588

(

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39

(*)D

()

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916

916

0

0

0

0

0

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0

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6

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3,803

1,191

2,276

2,137

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318

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128

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742

139

4

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2

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588

307

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7

(

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8

9

(

D)

1

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219

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11,565

2,420

7,351

6,264

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840

1,169

19

10

457

0

1,298

1,473

1,087

72

39

54

(

D)

180

190

532

C)

(

D)

860

935

661

54

220

2,498

1,028

651

26

77

18

47

11

45

422

6

234

146

74

14

143

(

D)

7

3

284

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(

680

0

14

(

D)

28

(

D)

13

31

31

(

D)

0

709

266

106

41

46

39

1

C)

18

2

0

0

C)

0

5

13

8

(*)

4

0

1

2

0

1

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160

85

23

4

1

2

5

1

1

9

C)

44

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Hlt h i gg,

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

52,753

2,775

1,448

846

602

567

284

240

43

749

12

34,748

1,866

634

70

1,162

4,036

1,941

926

409

223

537

941

326

83

243

614

4,835

297

1,001

2,373

1,164

4,618

106

666

2,926

920

13,963

13,642

321

4,488

(

D)

450

61

601

72

490

235

122

181

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D

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10,387

3,676

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1

(*)

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266

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118

0

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106

131

104

27

144

57

446

40,562

952

229

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142

390

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277

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177

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(

D)

551

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76

286

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666

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271

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1,806

D

11,565

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237

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382

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892

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130

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95

108

262

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214

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120

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11,560

220

1,191

(

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71

37

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58

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1,782

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()

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2,226

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276

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15,578

550

143

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8,564

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283

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1,643

739

438

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31

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137

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28

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3

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637

10

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5

5

108

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860

574

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0

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1,330

82

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46

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282

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49

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10

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0

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124

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1,718

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355

177

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D)

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7,305

305

183

14

108

924

425

218

132

65

84

213

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64

541

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327

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3,075

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381

2,411

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1,561

1,510

50

685

27

97

16

172

7

149

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105

30

2,498

1,915

584

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160

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41

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100

90

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112

32

6,479

719

337

213

124

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234

4,379

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45

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117

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354

(

927

30

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1,504

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588

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90

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29

102

25

1,028

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216

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0

2

0

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D)

265

93

56

()

45

266

214

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0

0

100

4

2

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1

2

0

1

1

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632

195

0

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0

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D)

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0

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0

0

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281

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()

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122

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2,771

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254

148

43

36

20

8

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D)

0

0

0

(

D)

187

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D)

1,883

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D)

57

7

50

(*)

1

1

2

6

(

D)

800

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[Millions of dollars]

Total1

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

ChemicalsMachinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean....

Other !

Other Africa

Saharan

E&ypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

44,320

34,374

15,474

15,167

13,743

2,134

71

2,037

2,525

41

458

825

14

2,044

3,594

1,424

82

45

61

59

279

245

648

D

1,476

2,257

1,652

105

500

9,894

5,120

2,312

258

628

39

171

77

75

1,014

49

2,472

2,095

199

178

336

118

8

46

44

55

12

52

264

55

26

(

210

7

80

123

438

39

174

157

69

4,073

899

9

257

953

276

848

162

339

264

65

52

1,798

1,733

1,510

296

1,129

1,110

69

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(

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160

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1

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0

614

104

19

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0

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16

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D)

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(

D)

223

7

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1

0

C)

1

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117

58

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5

11

(

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8

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268

214

25

173

1,325

1,163

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976

972

182

0

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54

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59

56

1

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161

116

69

7

13

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3

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931

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D)

15

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12

31

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5

10

367

237

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110

(

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60

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5,183

900

2,291

2,086

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3

241

204

19

(

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121

(

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326

421

206

1

5

78

12

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346

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69

1,245

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428

74

191

8

57

12

10

74

2

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(

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5

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4

(

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474

229

6

14

24

47

88

2

19

37

7

119

18,184

12,970

3,678

7,276

6,460

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1,105

1,417

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297

389

4

434

1,911

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58

48

156

164

321

835

1,181

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46

283

5,162

1,934

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5

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(

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236

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2,899

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10,777

9,355

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114

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7

5

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0

0

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4

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12

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1,290

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279

565

537

19

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49

259

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5

33

(*)

27

144

28

4

C)

2

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4

4

15

(*)

C)

56

57

46

1

11

332

152

83

24

8

1

13

(

D)

C)

4,100

1,984

1,774

(

D)

19

(

D)

(

D)

10

(

D)

110

()

210

17

15

(

D)

450

187

17

56

8

17

7

10

(

243

186

46

10

20

C)

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0

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0

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57

2

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2

124

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42

4

D

0

183

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

ChemicalsMachinery

Road

vehicles

a nd

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

44,320

1,784

678

393

472

232

200

41

624

10

28,882

948

312

41

594

3,298

1,570

868

268

197

395

724

211

47

164

513

4,566

291

904

2,345

1,026

4,133

73

573

2,748

740

11,265

11,102

163

3,948

(

D)

390

48

433

64

378

186

108

143

1,861

(

D)

12,834

9,724

3,111

11

1

0

0

10

139

3

92

0

669

78

63

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388

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5

5

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0

0

0

0

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324

151

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1,273

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0

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232

1,325

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56

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76

6

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123

14

54

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101

5

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30

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2

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2

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177

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2,860

1,376

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114

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1,449

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1,270

18,184

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233

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9,543

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4,192

286

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2,308

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3,916

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2,682

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545

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7,743

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36

40

12

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10,406

10,405

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0

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212

212

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376

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122

16

106

29

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4

(

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0

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78

7

0

0

0

0

0

1,290

804

4

0

2

2

21

(

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(*)

2

(

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2

336

47

33

14

289

187

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102

1

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74

3

3

22

46

126

383

372

11

0

0

0

0

0

2

(*)

1

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4,100

(

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9

1

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(

D)

C)

2,566

D)

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26

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2,201

(

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143

29

239

52

(

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37

94

1,365

(

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(*)

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0

0

0

151

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

 1

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

11

(

D

)

(*)

8

0

0

0

0

0

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0

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1

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0

0

0

0

0

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1

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

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0

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0

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0

0

0

Services

139

69

22

28

21

1

(*)

6

1

0

0

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5

8

7

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4

0

1

1

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18

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1

71

34

21

4

1

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5

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7

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5

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1

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1

1

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0

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0

0

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30

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D

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)

5

0

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0

0

0

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4

C)

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(*)

0

35

Other

industries

All countries ...

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

44,320

34,374

15,474

15,167

13,743

2,134

71

2,037

2,525

41

458

825

14

2,044

3,594

1,424

82

45

61

59

279

245

648

1,476

2,257

1,652

105

500

9,894

5,120

2,312

258

628

39

171

77

75

1,014

49

2,472

2,095

199

178

336

118

8

46

44

55

12

52

264

55

26

()

210

7

80

123

438

39

174

157

69

4,073

899

9

257

953

276

848

162

339

264

65

1,798

1,784

733

216

421

387

101

1

(

D)

19

1

(*)

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

130

34

1

(*)

5

(

D)

6

5

16

20

999

424

206

24

33

9

60

(

D)

11

26

(

D)

127

(

D)

65

(

D)

91

3

1

156

40

17

(

116

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58

58

76

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(

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343

(

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1

135

(

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20

63

0

1

9

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52

327

28,882

22,500

12,782

7,865

7,466

1,086

6

1,101

1,359

22

448

365

14

951

2,114

400

10

1

1

42

170

49

125

633

1,220

919

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270

6,382

3,705

1,594

203

517

10

64

(

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(

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2,026

1,925

26

75

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(

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0

27

10

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3

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0

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42

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3

39

51

31

18

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2,581

207

8

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876

225

484

139

306

225

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948

795

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571

568

48

1

(

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(

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150

2

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0

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1

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73

153

104

66

4

4

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52

3,298

2,626

650

1,597

1,477

415

1

213

159

17

(

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104

(

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234

290

119

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1

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(

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79

9

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272

209

21

42

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438

298

69

143

3

30

2

6

44

1

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77

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11

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0

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222

99

2

10

12

27

33

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10

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63

724

601

167

381

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55

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4,566

4,061

1,162

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D)

202

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

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1

1

0

0

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174

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1

4

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141

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0

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15

4,133

1,224

474

650

621

75

2

82

152

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37

17

1

41

215

29

n

I

9

7

1

10

0

55

45

24

1

20

2,909

834

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9

57

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22

C)

716

679

0

37

7

0

0

0

0

0

0

7

7

(*)

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0

0

7

0

3

3

(

72

(

843

162

285

137

255

202

3

121

11,265

9,781

9,260

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329

(

D)

C)

26

110

0

(

D)

3

0

(

D)

136

46

3

0

0

143

133

1

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1,484

1,461

558

(

D)

31

(*)

D

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0

903

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3,948

3,412

927

2,166

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D)

2

(

D)

312

4

122

66

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717

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2

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()

191

536

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214

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74

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1

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9

27

0

0

12,834

10,650

2,249

6,681

5,718

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1,115

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10

0

1,073

1,305

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39

53

99

189

493

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215

2,184

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462

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76

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42

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45

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6

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253

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116

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0

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(

D)

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30

0

508

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[Millions of dollars]

Total *

By product

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

(5)

931

759

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

710

(

D

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D

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C)

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D

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0

(D)

4

1

0

3

92

74

4

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

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(D)

0

(

D

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0

5

0

4

0

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0

0

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4

4

0

(

D

)

(*)

0

0

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0

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8

0

0

(•)

(•)

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

2

(D)

3

Coal

and

coke

(6)

48

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

48

C)

0

0

C)

9

7

1

1

0

0

39

(

D

)

0

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D

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(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

ChemicalsMachinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

(1) (2) (3) (4) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film .

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services..

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

44,320

2,622

2

297

1,979

1,942

D

()

342

2

38,262

683

161

5,312

2,764

1,481

652

119

296

1,054

553

135

418

502

9,187

584

1,513

5,944

1,146

5,200

99

2,131

1,745

1,226

12,004

11,204

799

4,822

141

93

235

121

450

27

115

106

3,080

2,452

730

1,722

183

(*)

177

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0

6

111

1

2

1

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0

40

269

259

1,733

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0

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5

0

0

0

0

488

378

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0

0

0

0

0

13

9

0

0

0

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4

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0

0

0

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1,089

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0

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0

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147

(

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0

0

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268

0

0

0

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0

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0

0

0

0

1,325

95

(*)

0

0

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(

D)

27

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0

27

224

132

23

0

102

0

(*)

16

(

D)

0

(

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18

5,183

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9

669

4

1

4,415

58

3,862

2,106

1,091

374

79

212

74

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3

212

7

3

0

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18,184

812

188

1

187

347

345

0

2

277

1

16,514

65

4

(*)

61

464

203

163

45

253

82

171

8,667

582

1,296

5,872

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4,723

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2,031

1,698

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1,145

682

463

1,197

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5

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5

62

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21

1,025

399

398

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(

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0

0

74

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1

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0

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10,571

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6

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1,064

5

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5

65

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11

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421

191

32

159

229

275

160

()

121

4,100

0

3,730

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2

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165

81

4

4

59

16

12

4

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D)

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50

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55

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2

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36

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23

0

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0

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(

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115

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12

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0

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>

1

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D

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0

0

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D

)

74

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Total »

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

Chemicals

Machinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub^aharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

8,432

6,188

3,939

2,044

1,835

175

15

166

209

3

40

68

1

662

497

209

3

C)

13

6

116

8

52

1

11

51

152

126

3

24

2,186

1,360

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59

77

24

68

7

190

350

27

316

233

40

43

240

34

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72

58

20

13

43

210

59

56

0

3

152

0

18

134

195

16

100

76

3

421

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10

46

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59

753

606

202

396

313

26

1

1

24

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9

0

209

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0

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1

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8

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431

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51

0

46

47

1

(*)

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266

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0

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0

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209

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9

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571

213

307

287

49

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11

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283

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127

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2,473

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3

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1

21

0

1

1

C)

1

17

3

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0

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5

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2

191

59

29

12

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1

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103

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4

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15

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6

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0

3

28

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1

126

74

1

4

1

21

1

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

ChemicalsMachinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

8,432

991

770

561

209

94

52

41

2

125

2

5,865

918

322

29

568

738

371

58

141

26

142

216

115

36

79

102

269

6

97

28

138

485

33

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178

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2,698

2,540

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3

59

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167

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112

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50

28

1,229

664

565

3

0

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(*)

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269

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0

307

(

D)

(*)

1

4

9

4

3

38

29

1

29

9

3

1

1

0

1

16

5

0

5

6

31

21

10

189

0

28

12

11

11

16

26

176

116

60

(*)

0

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0

0

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D)

5

0

0

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

 1

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub^aharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

8,432

6,188

2,044

1,835

175

15

166

209

3

40

497

209

3

(*)

13

6

116

8

52

1

11

51

152

126

3

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27

316

233

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43

240

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20

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0

18

134

195

16

100

76

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187

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18

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119

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45

73

1

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0

110

3

1

0

0

4

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2

53

285

5,865

4,943

3,670

1,158

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1

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239

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2

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17

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0

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1

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0

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5

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. 2

0

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0

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2

0

37

37

0

0

12

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0

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0

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D)

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0

0

0

0

0

0

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40

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[Millions of dollars]

Shipped by all U.S. persons

Total »

Capital

equipment2

For

resale

without

further

manufacture

For

further

manufacture

Other

Shipped by U.S. parents

Total »

Capital

equipment2

For

resale

without

further

manufacture

For

further

manufacture

Other

Shipped by unaffiliated U.S. persons

Total

 1

Capital

equipment

 2

For

resale

without

further

manufacture

For

further

manufacture

(1) (2) (3) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

All countries....

Developed countriesCanada

Europe..

European Communities (10).

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa..

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries.

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean..

Other

Other Africa.

Saharan

ypt

Other

Suh-Saharan....

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC...

52,753

40,562

19,413

17,211

15,578

2,309

86

2,203

2,734

44

498

893

15

2,705

4,091

1,633

85

45

74

65

395

253

700

1,527

2,410

1,778

108

524

12,080

6,479

3,115

317

706

63

239

84

265

1,365

76

2,789

2,328

239

221

576

152

9

118

102

75

25

95

475

113

82

361

7

98

257

632

55

274

232

71

4,494

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12

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969

296

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172

385

296

86

111

2,483

3,231

1,375

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560

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10

10

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100

2

17

42

3

59

132

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6,876

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130

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[Millions of dollars]

Shipped by all U.S. persons

Total

Capital

equipment

 1

For

resale

without

further

manufacture

For

further

facture

Other

Shipped by U.S. parents

Total

Capital

equipment *

For

resale

without

further

manufacture

For

further

manufacture

Other

Shipped by unaffiliated U.S. persons

Total

Capital

equipment

 1

For

resale

without

further

manufacture

For

further

manufacture

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment,

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

52,753

2,775

1,448

846

602

567

284

240

43

749

12

34,748

1,866

634

70

1,162

4,036

1,941

926

409

223

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941

326

83

243

614

4,835

297

1,001

2,373

1,164

4,618

106

666

2,926

920

13,963

13,642

321

4,488

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450

61

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72

490

235

122

181

1,911

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14,063

10,387

3,676

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131

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27

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57

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3,231

1,203

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580

414

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1,114

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17

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3,533

3,465

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7

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32

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0

(

D)

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(

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457

4

21

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D)

(

D)

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0

432

27,775

510

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169

41

(

D)

0

26,581

1,680

560

66

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3,277

1,408

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364

188

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246

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175

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3,268

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4,103

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613

2,752

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10,093

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239

3,470

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427

51

475

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276

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87

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1,457

(

D)

496

410

86

0

0

0

0

0

17

0

(

D)

0

1

0

(

D)

0

5

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(

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170

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13

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66

739

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154

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28,882

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3,298

1,570

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197

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4,566

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390

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64

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108

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12,834

9,724

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19,416

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6,339

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87

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401

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22,443

441

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21,421

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271

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2,695

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44

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3,039

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1,649

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3,679

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2,595

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7,621

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D)

370

45

345

17

172

172

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1,412

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57

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168

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43

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5

17

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1

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8,432

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770

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209

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2

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26

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269

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485

33

94

178

180

2,540

158

540

(

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59

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167

7

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50

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1,229

664

565

0

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3

0

127

11

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0

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0

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3

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124

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5,332

69

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289

27

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581

253

52

131

24

121

145

72

26

47

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230

6

77

25

122

423

157

148

2,472

2,320

152

460

(

D)

57

7

129

2

104

42

12

32

45

(

D)

59

51

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[Millions of dollars]

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France ..

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal ..

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel..

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other..

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India...

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other..

International

Addendum—OPEC

All

industries

3,231

1,375

716

560

451

10

10

77

100

2

17

42

3

59

132

109

7

1

13

6

42

22

18

(*)

(*)

31

67

37

8

23

1,781

953

574

62

75

22

72

29

161

134

19

252

225

7

20

127

20

1

5

(

D

)

37

1

(

D

)

251

80

3

171

1

$

145

(D)

(

D

)

54

28

431

6

2

197

58

23

46

27

24

32

16

76

544

Petroleum

1,203

155

26

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89

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(*)

1

2

0

0

o

46

21

0

(*)

11

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( • )

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( * )

19

14

5

C)

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350

268

24

9

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42

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D

)

(

D

)

47

4

9

2

2

5

73

0

1

1

(D)

(*)

(°)

230

77

(°)

2

153

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$

130

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D

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54

(

D

)

266

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1

172

(

D

)

5

13

0

(*)

(

D

)

5

72

425

Total

1,359

874

550

272

225

5

28

84

1

17

7

3

65

47

2

(*)

(*)

4

37

(

D

)

(*)

0

27

26

11

C)

15

484

367

174

37

64

3

(

D

)

1

2

38

(

D

)

176

174

(*)

2

17

(

D

)

0

2

(*)

0

(

D

)

13

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0

1

12

0

0

12

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D

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(

D

)

1

0

(

D

)

(D)

1

2

8

13

15

20

(D)

15

5

(

D

)

48

Food and

kindred

products

65

45

28

15

14

(*)

0

2

1

2

(*)

0

5

4

1

(*)

0

0

(*)

1

(*)

0

0

0

1

2

2

(*)

(•)

20

16

9

1

2

C)

2

(*)

(*)

4

(*)

6

5

(*)

1

C)

0

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

1

(•)

0

(*)

0

0

4

(*)

0

0

(*)

1

1

0

1

(*)

0

4

Chemicals and

allied

products

96

51

31

15

11

(*)

(*)

(*)

1

0

1

3

3

0

0

(*)

(*)

2

(*)

1

(*)

0

2

3

3

C)

(*)

45

42

21

1

12

(*)

2

C)

1

5

(*)

(

D

)

0

(•)

(

D

)

0

1

(*)

0

1

( • )

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

(D)

(*)

(*)

(*)

(*)

(

D

)

6

Manufg

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

86

48

23

21

(*)

0

3

9

0

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

1

0

0

0

0

o

(

D

)

1

0

(

D

)

38

28

19

1

4

1

(

D

)

0

0

1

(D)

9

9

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

( • )

( * )

0

1

(

D

)

0

0

0

2

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Machinery,

except

electrical

427

364

76

71

(*)

0

4

51

0

2

3

0

4

8

4

2

0

0

(*)

1

1

0

0

(

D

)

( )

0

(*)

64

59

57

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

2

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5

0

0

0

0

4

0

1

0

0

(*)

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

139

39

15

21

21

4

(*)

3

1

(*)

3

1

1

0

8

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

o

0

0

1

2

2

(*)

(*)

100

27

11

0

9

C)

C)

C)

(*)

1

0

17

17

0

C)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

63

(*)

1

3

(

D

)

(

D

)

14

(

D

)

12

4

0

5

Transportation

equipment

332

201

150

51

0

0

0

4

0

0

0

0

1

(

D

)

0

o

0

3

(

D

)

0

o

0

o

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

130

125

(D)

2

4

0

1

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

5

0

0

0

0

5

(•)

0

0

0

Other

manufacturing

213

127

72

1

0

16

(*)

9

2

2

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

(*)

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

(

D

)

(D)

( •)

87

70

(D)

(D)

(D)

2

12

0

2

(D)

(*)

(D)

(*)

1

(°)

0

0

1

0

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

1

0

0

1

0

D0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(*)

1

D5

3

n

2

(*)

0

Wholesale trade

450

290

100

167

125

4

45

12

1

(*)

0

g

16

42

5

1

2

2

(

D

)

12

0

0

4

19

8

2

8

160

114

91

1

1

7

9

4

(

D

)

(

D

)

3

18

(

D

)

C)

(

D

)

5

(*)

0

1

1

2

0

1

C)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

5

5

0

C)

C)

41

5

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

3

9

8

8

C)

53

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

3

0

0

0

0

o

o

o

o

o

o

0

o

o

o

o

o

o

0

o

0

o

0

o

o

o

0

0

0

0

3

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Services

87

26

14

10

10

(*)

o

4

1

0

o

(*)

o

1

4

(*)

0

o

0

(*)

0

o

(*)

o

0

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2

2

0

(*)

60

55

(

D

)

1

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3

1

C)

5

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(

D

)

(

D

)

C)

1

(

D

)

5

(*)

(*)

0

1

(*)

1

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

4

(*)

0

0

5

Other

industries

131

30

26

2

1

0

o

(*)

1

o

o

0

o

(*)

1

(*)

o

o

o

(*)

o

0

o

o

o

2

2

0

(*)

97

65

(

D

)

C)

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

( )

(

D

)

(Dj

0

4

(

D

J

(Dj

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

DO

6

0

0

0

0

6

1

0

6

(D)

DO

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

4

0

0

4

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industrie

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway ,

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Ejp t

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific,

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum-OPEC

21,007

17,942

6,876

8,687

7,540

1,258

62

855

1,378

17

12

488

1,369

2,100

1,146

69

45

54

19

193

184

578

1

2

985

1,394

1,034

78

282

3,065

1,337

697

45

130

14

64

396

7

383

203

142

37

256

(

D)

7

14

67

7

(

15

68

21

17

2

2

47

3

14

31

340

(

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174

133

D

1,321

737

0

12

39

43

3 8 D2

23

29

0

744

738

362

46

245

214

117

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16

15

(*)

(•)

1

0

1

63

31

(*)

(*)

2

C)

46

30

12

4

377

221

54

(•)

21

1

15

(*)

6

7

4

84

1

58

25

83

3

(*)

6,605

6,330

4,415

1,394

1,344

219

7

142

237

(*)

3

59

1

84

592

50

2

1

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4

12

()

0

0

113

409

321

12

76

275

184

103

16

32

2

10

(*)

2

40

(*)

78

65

111

105

53

44

44

580

507

275

201

174

47

0

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16

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D

110

105

40

44

44

3

0

10

6

0

0

1

0

1

23

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,114

1,044

373

311

308

63

0

42

55

0

0

21

(*)

4

123

2

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

()

214

0

368

350

188

149

146

20

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18

54

0

1

2

0

10

42

4

0

n

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3

0

0

0

0

0

3,533

3,473

3,306

157

156

0

0

7

0

0

0

0

98

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

790

746

180

489

473

13

1

34

237

16

2

(*)

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7

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7

0

0

13,088

10,810

2,199

6,880

5,839

889

52

668

1,098

16

10

423

0

1,277

1,406

1,041

67

39

50

15

177

171

520

(*)

2

842

640

51

197

2,278

861

515

25

75

10

38

7

21

335

3

208

131

71

5

137

15

0

8

7

2 7 D9

128

13

1,114

669

0

9

34

24

310

23

29

108

43

17

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

jlectronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

27,775

21,085

11,778

7,857

7,492

1,039

13

1,257

1,222

24

462

359

11

1,273

1,830

365

8

(*)

4

38

156

46

101

939

699

22

218

6,690

3,896

1,713

200

490

17

99

43

26

829

9

2,089

1,888

55

146

94

2

0

31

13

13

(*)

36

107

3

1

0

2

105

2

24

78

66

25

17

2,621

186

9

95

871

227

517

133

337

234

14

0

1,016

224

224

121

70

32

26,581

20,176

11,470

7,315

6,956

973

13

1,029

1,157

22

462

347

11

1,254

1,688

359

8

(*)

4

38

152

46

101

497

676

22

196

6,405

3,699

1,621

193

488

(

D)

93

25

22

782

(

D)

1,997

1,868

28

100

81

2

0

29

10

85

3

(*)

0

2

82

0

4

78

43

25

16

1

2

2,579

D

870

221

(

D)

133

332

226

14

1,680

1,404

300

1,023

1,018

(

D)

C)

(

D)

4

(*)

9

3

0

(

D)

181

5

(*)

0

(*)

(*)

2

(*)

2

(*)

0

73

(

D)

1

(

D)

276

209

146

3

3

1

6

1

3

121

7

54

17

10

27

9

1

0

1

4

(*)

0

3

3,277

2,550

585

1,563

1,457

374

1

208

205

17

(

D)

114

(

D)

242

253

106

(*)

0

(*)

3

90

6

6

(*)

0

103

245

15

40

727

340

79

149

3

39

6

10

53

1

128

105

11

12

31

1

0

(

D)

3

2

2

(*)

C)

0

0

2

0

(•)

2

9

3

4

1

2

217

71

3

13

16

32

36

(*)

13

23

11

691

566

204

340

339

17

C)

25

127

0

1

17

1

51

99

2

0

0

(*)

0

2

(*)

(•)

0

0

15

7

1

7

125

43

18

10

4

1

2

(*)

(*)

1

(*)

22

21

0

1

3

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

3,268

2,862

636

1,818

1,747

176

0

345

369

0

257

139

1

0

62

406

268

239

(

D)

168

0

(*)

0

0

(

D)

0

29

29

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

137

(*)

109

0

(

D)

0

0

4,103

1,148

458

602

559

68

7

64

125

1

38

24

(*)

32

200

42

(*)

(*)

3

9

16

3

10

(*)

0

55

34

21

2

11

2,955

101

()

778

0

0

2,042

D

()

841

157

300

124

259

200

3

10,093

8,725

8,324

258

245

4

(*)

28

121

0

3

2

0

1

84

14

3

0

0

3

7

(*)

0

0

0

140

132

(*)

8

1,368

1,317

530

0

0

1

0

(

D)

0

786

786

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

52

0

0

0

0

1

3,470

2,921

963

1,711

1,591

(

D)

()

206

5

46

()

479

120

1

0

()

145

3

(

D)

549

477

247

20

86

4

1

200

496

289

286

(

D)

C)

(

D)

47

2

(•)

2

0

14

51

2

0

0

0

C)

2

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

1

2

C)

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

5

5

(*)

0

(*)

(•)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

()

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

922 122 76 122

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

 x Capital

equipment

 2

For resale

without further

manufacture

For further

manufacture

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas.

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

44,320

2,622

299

2

297

1,979

1,942

D

)

(

342

2

38,262

683

161

(

5,312

2,764

1,481

652

119

296

1,054

553

135

418

502

9,187

584

1,513

5,944

1,146

5,200

99

2,131

1,745

1,226

12,004

11,204

799

4,822

(

D

)

141

93

235

121

450

27

115

106

3,080

(

D

)

2,452

730

1,722

183

(*)

177

(*)

0

6

111

1

88

1

1

(*)

(

40

269

259

2,085

445

(

D

)

2

(

D

)

298

298

0

0

(

D

)

1

1,500

16

2

1

14

88

35

13

32

2

7

58

22

1

21

36

735

3

26

700

6

97

(*)

51

14

32

237

236

2

268

4

2

1

7

(*)

58

1

8

6D

19,416

1,049

(

D)

0

(

D)

741

704

16,107

296

81

()

2,067

1,218

446

236

67

100

453

259

87

172

195

5,399

474

980

3,352

592

1,668

58

559

640

410

3,907

3,451

456

2,316

(

D)

43

29

45

108

204

2

(

D)

34

1,663

106

1,686

(

D)

()

2

3

0

1

480

D

()

0

(*)

0

177

22,443

966

(

D)

0

(

D)

886

885

0

1

(

D)

1

20,504

365

74

16

275

3,122

1,506

1,018

383

40

175

505

238

47

191

267

3,008

(

D)

498

1,874

(

D)

3,430

40

1,519

1,090

780

7,858

7,516

342

2,216

(

D)

95

61

183

13

186

25

71

62

(

D)

75

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Total »

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

ChemicalsMachinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India.....

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

46,101

27,767

20,371

5,820

4,582

414

72

624

792

4

174

181

20

257

2,044

1,237

(

D)

1

114

(

D)

303

0

769

808

775

2

31

18,333

7,035

1,187

158

494

82

16

2,167

1,582

127

458

3,681

()

2

235

2,745

198

0

191

7

2,548

(

D)

1,534D

1,674

31

(

D)

383

6,878

925

(

D)

2,097

1,142

303

1,334

277

731

51

(

D)

1

5,556

1,091

338

54

(

D)

117

(•)

3

5

7

0

2

1

0

71

28

(

D)

0

0

0

(*)

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

0

0

15

15

0

0

753

663

157

0

(*)

5

507

12

110

3 84

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

90

2

(

D)

0

0

65

4

0

0

359

247

58

189

146

1

0

(*)

C)

0

0

112

2,084

1,528

1,087

111

59

8

(*)

1

1

0

4

0

1

3

41

52

0

0

4

0

1

1

47

0

0

330

319

0

11

557

15,433

5,592

3,684

(

D)

1,104

(

D)

2

()

0

0

(

D)

0

21

704

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

0

0

9,841

3,497

(

D)

4

2

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

9

2,539

198

0

191

7

2,342

0

1,534

808

1,643

0

(

D)

3 83

2,161

(

D)

0

2,027

(

D)

0

C)

0

5

(*)

0

0

5,435

1,933

1,680

(

D)

765

673

97

(•)

42

120

4

(

D)

13

(

D)

75

274

92

(*)

(*)

(

D)

0

6

(

D)

71

0

0

(

(*)

1

253

2 12

102

(

D)

25

0

(

D)

0

0

(•)

0

31

30

0

1

79

7

(*)

0

0

0

0

33

2

0

(*)

(*)

1

30

0

C)

0

0

0

(*)

9,269

4,085

2,030

1,511

1,379

70

(

D)

138

388

0

(

D)

62

5

50

554

131

(

D)

(*)

5

5,183

1,287

()

227

0

2

1

0

1

0

1,013

(

D)

(*)D

(*)

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

23

23

0

(*)

0

3,873

608

1

(

D)

1,028

203

1,022

277

680

11,079

10,529

10,311

211

205

(

u)

0

95

(

D)

0

C)

C)

0

1

47

6

C)

0

0

C)

5

0

1

0

0

5

5

0

(*)

550

549

(

D)

2

95

0

0

0

0

643

527

493

34

33

(

D)

1

(*)

6

0

0

3

0

()

0

(•)

115

1,508

1,175

613

461

438

(

D)

0

70

77

0

5

44

0

(

D)

160

23

(

D)

0

C)

C)

(

D)

C)

12

0

(*)

333

117

2,660

2,031

1,469

471

409

6

(

D)

54

97

(*)

48

11

151

62

5

(*)

35

0

0

84

6

5

1

(*)

630

221

53

1

0

1

(*)

0

127

111

7

9

42

0

0

6

1

0

0

34

(

D)

C)

0

0

()

258

0

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

ChemicalsMachinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

(11)

1,508

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,065

2

(*)

0

2

3

3

(*)

0

0

0

611

454

134

320

157

141

(*)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

34

(*)

1

8

25

226

48

0

0

1

0

0

(

D

)

1

0

0

3

411

411

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

33

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(•)

0

(

D

)

Other

manufactures

(12)

2,660

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2,317

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

46

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

C)

(*)

(*)

(*)

13

0

1

2

10

(

D

)

1

1

(

D

)

(

D

)

52

2,149

0

253

(

D

)

45

243

25

56

(D)

352

( D)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

64

(

D

)

4

0

4

(

D

)

0

14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film.

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services..

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

46,101

15,536

7,958

7,954

4

3,291

1,908

1,374

8

4,287

0

26,417

430

18

173

239

1,943

1,310

216

47

188

183

701

460

135

324

241

2,628

205

492

1,292

639

5,411

119

1,043

3,872

379

12,287

11,684

603

3,018

93

236

276

1,091

54

317

45

56

145

481

224

1^27

938

(*)

C)

(

D

)

0

(*)

0

(*)

(

D

)

539

935

724

211

1,091

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

244

227

17

0

210

381

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

465

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

359

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

281

(

D

)

0

173

(

D

)

(*)

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2,084

()

0

0

0

811

0

0

0

0

329

329

0

0

0

0

5

0

0

0

5

D

0

0

4

0

0

4

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

22

341

(•)

1

0

95

0

0

324

106

219

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

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2

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895

697

199

0

0

0

15,433

15,397

7,950

7,950

0

3,185

(

D

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()

8

4,262

0

16

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4

0

C)

0

6

0

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0

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0

C)

0

C)

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0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

5

0

1

0

0

0

(•)

3

0

0

0

0

1,933

120

0

0

0

(*)

()

0

1,622

1

1

0

(*)

1,520

931

199

27

187

177

1

(•)

0

(*)

1

0

0

0

0

0

6

0

0

0

6

C)

(*)

0

94

(

D

)

C)

0

18

182

11

171

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

9,269

()

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

8,411

0

0

0

0

6

6

C)

(•)

0

C)

20

1

1

(*)

18

2,385

D

)

345

1,289

(

D

)

5,288

117

1,041

3,800

329

596

117

0

(*)

0

1

9

4

3

C)

(*)

99

1

833

827

6

0

0

0

0

0

11,079

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

10,978

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

0

5

4

0

0

(*)

4

10,863

10,861

2

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

4

0

98

98

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

643

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

642

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

(*)

37

0

DO

4

549

59

489

0

0

0

0

DO

0

0

(*)

5

0

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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[Millions of dollars]

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe. .. . .

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria .

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel..

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

OtherOther Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

IndiaIndonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other..

International

Addendum—OPEC

All

industries

 1

46,101

27,767

20,371

5,820

4,582

414

72

624

792

4

174

181

20

257

2,044

1 237

(

D

)

1

(

D

)

(

D

)

114

(

D

)

303

0

(

D

)

769

808

775

2

31

18,333

7,035

1,187

158

494

(

D

)

82

(

D

)

(

D

)

16

(

D

)

2,167

1,582

127

458

3,681

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

2

235

2,745

198

0

191

7

2,548

(

D

)

1,534

(

D

)

1,674

31

(

D

)

383

(

D

)

6,878

925

(

D

)

2,097

1,142

303

1,334

277

731

51

(

D

)

1

5,556

Petroleum

15,536

5,676

3,744

1,894

1,125

(

D

)

2

(

D

)

(

D

)

4

0

(

D

)

0

21

711

769

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

9,859

3,516

(

D

)

4

4

0

(*)

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

2

(

D

)

2,539

198

0

191

7

2,342

0

1,534

808

1,643

0

(

D

)

383

(

D

)

2,161

(

D

)

0

2,027

(

D

)

0

0

0

5

0

0

1

5,435

Manufacturing

Total

26,417

19,409

15,536

2,986

2,685

153

67

296

673

(*)

170

145

20

161

999

301

(

D

)

1

21

(

D

)

113

(

D

)

113

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

2

6

7,009

2,609

705

151

454

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,647

1,564

8

75

256

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

0

0

(*)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

31

31

0

0

0

(

D

)

584

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,036

281

1,223

277

717

(

D

)

4

0

53

Food an d

kindred

products

430

292

74

210

179

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

2

7

0

20

(

D

)

31

0

0

0

(*)

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

0

0

0

9

9

0

0

138

79

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

0

0

0

0

(*)

5

(

D

)

13

4

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

59

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

4

0

0

(

D

)

0

o

(*)

Chemicals and

allied

products

1,943

1,585

(

D

)

672

596

66

0

39

160

0

(

D

)

14

(

D

)

74

204

76

(*)

(*)

(

D

)

0

7

(

D

)

55

0

0

3

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

1

357

313

99

(

D

)

23

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

1

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

6

6

0

0

0

38

2

0

(•)

0

6

30

0

(*)

(*)

0

o

(•)

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

701

463

(

D

)

124

(

D

)

4

(*)

19

23

0

4

(

D

)

(*)

1

50

(

D

)

0

o

0

(*)

(

D

)

o

4

0

0

4

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

3

238

82

77

7

12

(

D

)

(*)

0

0

0

(

D

)

5

5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(•)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(

D

)

0

0

o

0

Machinery,

except

electrical

2,628

2,160

852

1,001

903

57

C)

137

263

0

12

64

2

24

344

98

1

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

19

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

2

468

102

93

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

9

9

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

64

(

D

)

0

1

(

D

)

244

0

(

D

)

0

0

o

(•)

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

5,411

759

435

315

296

(

D

)

(

D

)

6

59

0

58

23

1

8

91

19

0

0

5

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

7

0

0

9

1

1

0

(*)

4,652

1,193

(

D

)

(

D

)

158

0

1

1

0

C)

0

1,020

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

17

17

0

0

0

3,442

455

2

(

D

)

1,028

198

791

(

D

)

631

(

D

)

4

0

(

D

)

Transportation

equipment

12,287

11,604

11,430

166

160

5

1

7

79

0

(*)

1

0

2

65

6

0

o

0

(*)

5

1

0

0

0

0

8

8

0

(•)

683

529

(

D

)

(

D

)

101

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

153

0

0

0

0

0

153

0

1

0

0

o

(

D

)

Other

manufacturing

3,018

2,545

1,990

498

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

33

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

5

0

27

0

0

(

D

)

(°)

(

D

)

1

0

473

310

112

4

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

0

0

(*)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

4

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(•)

0

0

(*)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

154

63

0

(

D

)

8

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

34

0

0

o

(

D

)

Wholesale trade

2,565

1,901

442

920

757

(

D

)

3

(

D

)

94

(*)

3

(

D

)

(*)

72

328

163

(*)

(*)

(*)

(*)

(

D

)

1

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

84

C)

(

D

)

664

245

100

3

30

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

(

D

)

(•)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

2

1

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

4

0

0

0

0

4

0

0

4

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

415

278

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

111

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

o

10

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

o

o

o

o

0

o0

o

o

0

o

0

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

0

o

0

o

o

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

o

0

Services

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

o

0

o

o

0

o

0

o

o

(

D

)

(•)

o

o

o

o

o

o

(*)

o

o

o

(•)

(•)

0

0

(

D

)

(*)

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

(•)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

o

(*)

Other

industries

(D)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

o

(*)

4

(

D

)

0

1

(•)

o3

(

D

)

4

0

o

o

o

o

(*)

4

o

o

(*)

112

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

665

(

D

)

C)

7

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

28

0

0

413

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

1

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(*)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

o

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

46,101

15,536

7,958

7,954

3,291

1,908

1,374

8

4,287

0

26,417

430

18

173

239

1,943

1,310

216

47

188

183

701

460

135

324

241

2,628

205

492

1,292

639

5,411

119

1,043

3,872

379

12,287

11,684

603

3,018

93

236

276

1,091

54

317

45

56

145

481

224

2,565

1,627

0

(*)

(

D)

539

935

724

211

27,767

5,676

1,503

1,500

3

19,409

292

18

173

101

1,585

1,034

180

(

D)

158

(

D)

463

253

134

119

210

2,160

205

435

759

57

192

302

209

11,604

11,155

449

2,545

9

51

217

(

D)

45

315

43

54

141

1,901

1,371

530

15

700

20,371

3,744

418

416

2

15,536

74

13

()

16

(

D)

148

(

D)

(

D)

193

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

852

(

D)

172

(

D)

(

D)

435

(

D)

105

157

(

D)

11,430

(

D)

1,990

1

41

212

()

292

27

116

442

3 82

11

589

D

5,820

1,894

1,085

1,084

1

()

C)

(

D)

0

2,986

210

5

(

672

346

162

29

9

127

124

57

()

67

1,001

(

D)

(

303

308

315

(

D)

86

137

(

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166D

498

8

10

6

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16

6

24

330

920

625

295

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(

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0

4,582

1,125

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1

725

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0

2,685

179

5

134

39

596

294

153

()

64

903

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296

(

D)

(

D)

132

(

D)

160

20

304

(

D)

757

568

189

0

0

0

0

0

1,237

769

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

301

31

0

(

19

()

0

(•)

0

4

26

(

D)

163

57

106

0

0

0

0

0

769

(

328

D

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

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36

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0

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0

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0

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0

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0

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0

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0

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112

3

109

18,333

9,859

6,454

6,454

0

7,009

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138

357

275

36

(

D)

30

(

D)

238

207

1

205

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468

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57

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4,652

61

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3,570

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683

529

154

473

85

185

59

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94

664

256

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0

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0

0

0

0

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D)

524

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7,035

3,516

D

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0

1,083

0

2,609

79

(*)

C)

79

313

(

102

(*)

26

38

1,193

15

(

D)

768

(

D)

529

529

(*)

310

(

D)

139

245

39

207

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

<•)

0

0

0

0

665

436

2,745

2,539

2,539

2,539

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,674

1,643

383

383

0

()

17

8

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

6,878

2,161

D

(

0

19

(

D)

(

D)

3,442

(

D)

573

2,794

(

D)

153

0

153

154

0

45

1

0

2

0

2

(

D)

415

214

201

0

0

0

0

0

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Total

 x

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

Chemicals

Machinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

All countriesDeveloped countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South AfricaAustralia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean..

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

International

Addendum—OPEC

38,533

21,813

16,551

3,921

3,266

583

640

4

147

141

19

174

1,208

655

()

107

(

D

)

219

0

(

D

)

762

578

554

(*)

25

16,720

6,251

686

95

436

(

D

)

69

(

2,091

1,560

100

430

3,475

(

D

0

211

2,544

116

0

109

7

2,428

(

D

)

1,506

D

1,582

15

6,343

808

(

D

)

1,890

1,128

300

1,221

277

655

5,147

921

218

35

15

15

0

0

703

621

150

()

0

(*)

5

471

12

84

375

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

82

0

(

D

)

0

0

65

(

D

)

0

0

272

210

51

159

132

1

0

1,471

1,017

628

73

43

7

1

1

0

4

0

1

3

25

30

0

0

4

0

1

1

25

0

0

C)

316

311

0

5

454

295

17

(*)

0

0

0

11

(*)

12,437

3,494

383

(

D

)

2

0

0

(

D

)

0

18

104

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

(*)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

8,943

3,086

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2,350

116

0

109

7

2,234

0

1,506

727

1,566

0

1,942

0

1,821

0

(*)

0

5

(*)

0

0

5,043

1,331

1,175

623

546

90

(*)

40

97

4

(

D

)

13

(

D

)

68

199

78

(•)

(*)

(

D

)

0

(*)

1

156

123

46

(

D

)

24

0

(

D

)

0

0

(*)

0

20

20

0

(*)

57

2

(*)

0

8,511

3,466

1,645

1,284

1,172

66

(

D

)

133

319

0

(

D

)

43

4

44

462

112

(

D

)

(*)

(*)

D

5,045

1,279

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226

0

1

1

0

1

0

1,007

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D

)

(*)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

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(*)

0

0

0

0

14

14

0

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0

3,752

567

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)

1,028

203

1,013

277

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D

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(*)

1

10,549

10,016

9,855

154

1 4 D9

0

89

0

C)

(*)

0

1

46

5

(*)

0

0

(*)

5

0

0

0

2

5

5

0

(*)

534

534

262

245

214

1,026

738

245

394

372

(

D

)

0

56

75

0

5

35

0

(

D

)

124

22

(*)

D

1,714

1,198

701

411

372

6

(

D

)

42

87

(•)

43

()

10

145

39

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

5

(*)

25

0

0

83

3

2

0

(*)

515

189

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

C)

(

D

)

0

1

(*)

0

113

105

7

(*)

(

D

)

0

0

6

1

0

0

(

0

(*)

0

0

(

D

)

184

0

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

Chemicals

Machinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

pther

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

38,533

12,511

6,248

6,245

4

2,181

941

1,232

8

4,081

0

22,839

358

9

166

182

1,499

999

201

41

101

157

436

325

39

286

110

2,328

204

455

1,232

436

5,044

100

950

3,731

264

11,257

11,022

235

1,919

48

174

106

563

41

219

14

13

120

435

186

2,148

1,476

672

(*)

(*)

(

D)

0

C)

0

(*)

(

D)

517

425

272

153

D

921

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

186

170

9

0

162

291

0

291

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

444

(

D)

0

0

0

0

272

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

222

(

D)

0

166

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,471

()

0

0

0

721

0

0

0

0

325

325

0

0

0

0

5

0

0

0

5

0

0

(

D)

4

0

0

4

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(*)

10

273

(*)

(

D)

1

0

92

0

0

286

89

197

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(•)

(*)

(

412

271

141

0

0

0

12,437

12,407

6,241

6,241

0

2,098

(

D)

1,331

89

0

0

0

(

(*)

(*)

(

D)

0

1,138

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

1,088

629

184

24

100

152

1

(*)

0

(*)

1

0

0

0

0

0

6

0

0

0

6

(*)

(*)

0

43

(

D)

(*)

0

8,511

7,705

0

0

0

0

6

5

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

16

1

1

0

15

2,097

(

D)

307

1,230

(

D)

4,979

99

949

3,704

228

524

(

83

0

(*)

0

1

7

4

(*)

0

C)

70

C)

783

10,549

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

10,459

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

()

0

2

(•)

0

0

(•)

0

10,390

10,390

(*)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

(•)

0

91

91

0

262

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

261

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

(•)

34

0

0

(

D)

3

211

54

157

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(*)

2

0

(*)

(*)

C)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,026

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

681

(•)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

390

320

38

282

70

135

C)

()

25

(•)

1

3

21

108

345

345

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(*)

C)

0

(*)

0

0

1,714

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,427

(*)

0

0

(•)

46

(

22

1,307

0

(

D)

96

(

D)

34

176

6

13

()

343

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[Millions of dollars]

287

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark . . .. .

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spai n . . ... .

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa,

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel..

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other..

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India...

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

OtherInternational

Addendum—OPEC

All

industries *

38,533

21,813

16,551

3,921

3,266

288

63

583

640

4

147

141

19

174

1,208

655

(*)

(D)

107

219

0

762

578

554

(*)

25

16,720

6,251

686

95

436

(

D

)

69

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

2,091

1,560

100

430

3,475

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

211

2,544

116

0

109

7

2,428

(

D

)

1,506

1,582

15

(

D

)

306

(

D

)

6,343

808

(

D

)

1,890

1,128

300

1,221

277

655

(D)

(

D

)

j

5,147

Petroleum

12,511

3,552

711

396

2

(

D

)

4

0

0

18

106

314

0

0

0

(*)

0

o

0

0

0

0

8,958

3,101

(D)

0

(D)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

2,350

116

0

109

7

2,234

0

1,506

727

1,567

0

(

D

)

306

(

D

)

1,941

(

D

)

0

1,821

(

D

)

0

0

0

5

0

0

1

5,043

Manufacturing

Total

22,839

16,289

13,072

2,513

2,267

142

60

262

525

(*)

143

112

19

130

873

247

(*)

16

106

90

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

C)

6

6,550

2,412

555

92

413

(

D

)

(D)

1

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,612

1,542

5

65

245

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(D)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

15

15

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

(D)

1,036

278

1,111

277

641

(

D

)

4

0

Food and

kindred

products

358

230

48

173

151

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

2

6

0

3

22

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

o

0

8

8

0

0

128

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

5

(

D

)

12

(*)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

4

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

Chemicals and

allied

products

1,499

1,223

625

556

66

0

38

138

0

13

68

197

70

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(*)

0

5

51

0

0

3

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D

)

(

D

)

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1

275

242

43

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D

)

23

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(•)

(

D

)

0

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0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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(*)

0

0

0

33

2

0

(*)

0

3

29

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

436

226

76

4

(*)

6

18

0

3

(*)

(*)

31

0

0

0

(*)

0

3

0

0

3

(

D

)

(D)

0

3

210

54

49

7

(D)

0

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0

0

0

(

D

)

5

5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

Machinery,

except

electrical

2,328

1,891

693

892

802

53

0

136

240

0

12

48

1

21

291

89

(*)

0

0

(

D

)

16

0

0

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D

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(D)

0

2

437

99

90

(

D

)

(

D

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0

0

0

0

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0

9

9

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

0

(*)

(D)

236

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

( • )

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

5,044

484

244

231

223

(

D

)

(

D

)

19

0

54

18

1

4

77

9

0

0

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

5

0

0

8

1

1

0

(*)

4,560

1,185

(

D

)

(D)

158

0

1

1

0

(*)

0

1,012

(D)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

13

13

0

0

0

3,362

454

(D)

(D)

1,028

198

787

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

4

0

Transportation

equipment

11,257

10,685

10,583

96

90

1

(

D

)

0

(*)

(*)

0

1

49

6

0

0

0

(*)

5

1

0

0

0

0

6

6

0

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572

518

(D)

(

D

)

100

0

0

0

0

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D

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D

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0

0

0

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0

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0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

54

0

0

0

0

0

54

0

0

0

0

o

0

Other

manufacturing

1,919

1,551

1,079

420

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

32

(

D

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(D)

o

(

D

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5

0

20

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

368

(

D

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(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(*)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

4

(

D

)

(D)

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

DO

(D)

(

D

)

0

0

0

121

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

8

(D)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

o

Wholesale trade

2,148

1,597

683

591

(*)

89

(*)

3

(*)

24

222

92

( •)

( * )

0

1

0

p

(

D

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(D)

(*)

(

D

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551

(

D

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(

D

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3

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D

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(

D

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0

1

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D

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(

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(

D

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(

D

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0

1

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0

0

0

4

0

0

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0

4

0

0

4

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0

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0

0

(

D

)

(D)

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

110

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

0

0

0

o

o

0

o

0

o

0

o

o

0

o

0

o

0

o

o

o

o

0

o

o

o

o

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

o

0

Services

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

o

o

0

o

0

o

o

o

o

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0

o0

o

o

0

(*)

0

o

o

( •)

(*)

0

0

(

D

)

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

o

0

Other

industries

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(*)

(*)

0

1

o

o

3

2

0

o0

o

o

(*)

2

0

o

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

(*)

(*)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

383

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

0

0

(

D

)

1

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(•)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

( )

0

o

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[Millions of dollars]

Total1

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

ChemicalsMachinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

38,533

11,320

0

9

10,202

9,998

(

D

)

1,108

2

23,954

620

72

D

()

1,597

802

281

210

()

1,351

1,071

42

1,029

280

2,701

(

D

)

1,776

(

D

)

3,839

35

2,079

1,028

697

11,863

11,373

490

1,983

191

50

128

242

172

414

5

10

119

389

264

797

536

260

141

(

D

)

98

(•)

0

(

D

)

23

0

3

C)

1

2,297

(

D

)

0

0

0

921

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

499

351

10

0

341

272

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

229

140

1,471

100

0

0

0

()

0

0

(

D

)

0

1,284

(*)

0

0

(•)

300

24

2

(

587

(

D

)

0

137

1

0

12,437

10,776

0

0

0

9,840

9,646

D

()

936

0

1,331

245

(*)

1,084

13

0

0

13

854

503

201

24

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

8,511

76

3

0

3

()

0

C)

(

D

)

0

7,754

C)

0

0

(*)

190

112

(

D

)

(*)

1

(

D

)

48

(

1

(

D

)

2,490

(

D

)

296

1,757

(

D

)

3,669

27

2,049

1,009

584

1,080

874

205

277

(

D

)

(*)

0

2

1

5

(*)

0

99

277

277

10,549

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

10,496

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

4

4

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

(•)

4

(*)

1

0

2

(

D

)

C)

(*)

0

(

D

)

10,428

(

D

)

2

0

2

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

262

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

260

2

0

0

2

3

3

0

0

0

0

7

5

0

5

2

()

0

6

7

0

1

0

6

218

1,026

749

7

2

0

4

33

23

1

0

412

292

9

283

121

130

0

1,714

()

(*)

D

114

58

()

10

1,062

C)

50

102

(

D

)

171

218

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

1

2

0

0

0

0

(•)

(•)

2

0

0

(

D

)

0

2

(*)

1

0

0

1

0

0

(

D

)

0

8

0

0

0

0

3

1

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[Millions of dollars]

Total »

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

ChemicalsMachinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

7,567

5,954

3,820

1,898

1,316

126

9

41

152

0

27

40

1

83

836

582

14

C)

460

(*)

7

7

83

0

11

230

222

2

6

1,613

783

500

63

59

83

13

(

D)

266

(

D)

0

76

22

26

28

207

120

45

1

17

0

2

24

202

82

0

82

(*)

120

0

27

93

92

16

0

76

0

536

117

(

D)

206

14

3

113

(*)

76

(

D)

0

0

409

169

119

19

614

511

459

103

91

62

0

2,996

2,098

1,176

721

110

0

0

0

0

0

7

0

3

601

455

0

0

455

0

0

0

0

0

0

412

(

D)

4

2

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

45

0

0

0

2

190

82

0

82

0

108

0

27

80

76

0

0

76

0

220

0

0

206

14

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

392

602

505

141

127

7

0

2

24

0

12

(*)

0

7

75

14

0

0

0

0

757

619

227

207

4

4

3

1

C)

138

1

C)

(*)

0

1

0

0

(*)

0

6

6

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

9

9

0

0

0

122

41

0

0

(•)

0

9

(*)

72

(*)

0

530

456

57

56

4

0

6

45

0

0

(*)

0

C)

1

1

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

1

0

0

381

282

279

482

437

946

832

768

60

37

(*)

0

12

10

0

5

2

0

1

6

23

13

(*)

0

(•)

(*)

(•)

9

0

0

3

2

1

(*)

114

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

ChemicalsMachinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film.

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services..

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

7,567

3,025

1,710

1,710

0

1,110

967

142

1

205

0

3,578

72

9

7

56

444

311

15

6

87

26

265

134

96

38

131

300

1

60

202

368

19

93

141

115

1,030

662

368

1,099

46

62

170

528

13

98

31

43

25

46

38

417

151

266

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

2

1

0

C)

(*)

0

0

0

0

545

22

510

452

58

(*)

0

12

614

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

90

0

0

0

0

4

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

85

0

0

12

69

0

1

0

0

3

0

0

39

17

21

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

484

1

483

426

57

0

0

0

2,996

2,990

1,710

1,710

0

1,087

945

142

1

194

0

4

0

0

0

0

1

(•)

0

(*)

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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602

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22

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484

1

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0

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432

302

15

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n

o

51

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(•)

0

0

0

0

4

(*)

0

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4

288

1

59

191

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18

93

96

101

72

56

16

34

0

0

0

0

1

(*)

2

C)

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1

50

44

6

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

1

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

530

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

519

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

34

0

0

0

34

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0

0

0

3

4

0

0

0

4

473

472

2

6

0

2

0

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0

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0

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0

7

7

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0

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0

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0

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0

0

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381

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381

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

3

35

0

0

35

(*)

337

5

332

5

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

2

0

(*)

C)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

482

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

384

2

n

o

2

(*)

0

0

0

221

134

96

38

87

5

0

(*)

0

5

9

(*)

0

4

5

118

99

19

26

0

0

(*)

0

0

24

1

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0

1

0

65

65

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

946

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

890

(*)

(*)

0

0

(*)

(*)

o

0

0

(•)

7

(*)

n

o

7

(*)

0

0

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(*)

9

1

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6

3

30

30

(*)

843

0

59

157

429

11

67

19

43

12

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries »

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Services

2

2

2

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

Other

industries

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

SutnSaharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

7,567

5,954

3,820

1,316

126

9

41

152

0

27

40

1

83

836

582

14

C)

460

(•)

7

83

0

11

230

222

2

6

1,613

783

500

63

59

83

13

(

D)

266

(

D)

0

76

22

26

28

207

120

45

1

17

0

2

24

202

82

0

82

C)

120

0

27

93

92

16

0

76

0

536

117

(

D)

206

14

3

113

(*)

76

409

3,025

2,124

(

D)

1,183

728

113

0

0

0

0

0

7

0

3

605

455

0

0

455

0

0

0

0

0

0

()

0

0

901

415

2

18

190

82

0

82

0

108

0

27

80

76

0

0

76

0

220

0

0

206

14

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

392

3,578

3,120

2,463

473

418

12

6

34

148

0

27

33

1

32

125

55

14

(*)

5

(*)

6

7

23

0

0

181

179

2

(*)

458

197

150

59

41

(

D)

12

0

0

(

D)

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36

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10

11

5

0

1

0

0

0

6

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D)

(*)

0

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3

112

(*)

76

362

144

47

40

1

0

1

22

0

3

1

0

6

7

7

0

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0

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2

2

3

0

0

170

170

0

(•)

82

265

237

185

48

48

C)

0

13

5

0

1

9

C)

(*)

18

(•)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

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0

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300

269

159

109

101

3

O

(*)

23

0

C)

16

1

4

53

8

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0

0

0

1

3

3

0

0

368

276

191

84

73

C)

D

1,030

920

847

70

70

(

D)

0

2

2

0

0

111

12

12

(

D)

(*)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

99

0

0

0

0

0

98

0

1

0

0

1,099

995

911

79

59

(

D)

0

4

4

1

0

104

()

35D

417

305

236

166

1

3

4

5

0

0

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0

48

106

71

0

0

0

(•)

1

(*)

58

0

11

()

0

C)

113

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[Millions of dollars]

R&D performed for affiliates

Total

By affiliates

themselves

(=col. 5)

By others

R&D performed by affiliates

Total

By affiliates

themselves

(=col. 2)

For others

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg „

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub^aharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

3,647

3,386

545

2,591

2,429

181

8

263

893

1

31

136

10

101

805

162

14

3

27

1

36

29

51

1

0

104

147

120

3

23

260

179

137

23

96

2

6

(*)

(*)

9

(*)

40

38

1

2

1

<•)

0

1

0

(*)

3,073

2,876

426

2,215

2,080

168

7

197

869

1

9

117

10

57

645

135

13

3

15

1

32

22

48

1

0

95

139

113

3

23

198

167

133

20

96

2

6

H

574

511

119

376

349

13

1

66

24

(*)

22

19

(*)

45

160

27

C)

(*)

12

(*)

3,851

3,650

505

2,892

2,729

223

9

332

1,079

1

9

150

37

65

824

164

13

4

17

1

40

28

60

1

0

112

140

114

3

23

202

169

135

20

97

2

6

(*)

(*)

9

(•)

33

30

1

2

1

C)

0

1

0

(*)

C)

0

2

1

0

0

1

1

0

3,073

2,876

426

2,215

2,080

168

7

197

869

1

9

117

10

57

645

135

13

3

15

1

32

22

48

1

0

95

139

113

3

23

198

167

133

20

96

2

6

C)

C)

9

C)

32

29

1

2

1

(*)

0

1

0

C)

C)

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2

1

0

0

1

1

0

C)

11

11

(•)

0

C)

18

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[Millions of dollars]

R&D performed for affiliates

Total

By affiliates

themselves

(=col. 5)

By others

R&D performed by affiliates

Total

By affiliates

themselves

( = col. 2)

For others

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas.

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery.

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

3,647

226

40

36

5

178

147

31

1

7

1

3,123

119

62

8

49

717

194

368

84

13

59

49

8

3

5

41

259

44

42

84

89

519

19

(

D)

113

(

D)

960

500

33

12

2

32

2

53

9

8

24

309

15

235

158

77

1

C)

0

(*)

1

46

0

45

(*)

10

(*)

3

31

0

1

0

(*)

3,073

120

8

7

2

109

101

7

1

3

0

2,689

103

50

4

49

615

139

347

60

12

57

46

7

3

4

39

218

44

42

46

86

477

19

(

D)

76

(

D)

889

342

22

10

2

30

2

40

23

184

15

205

144

60

1

0

0

(*)

(*)

45

0

44

(*)

10

(*)

3

31

0

1

0

(*)

574

106

32

29

3

70

46

23

0

434

16

11

4

(*)

102

55

21

25

C)

2

3

1

0

1

2

42

C)

(*)

38

3

42

(*)

(

D)

37

(

D)

72

72

(*)

157

11

2

(*)

2

0

13

C)

2

1

125

C)

31

14

17

1

(*)

0

0

1

1

0

<•)

0

(*)

0

(*)

(*)

0

1

0

0

2

(*)

1

1

(*)

0

(*)

3,851

151

8

7

2

137

124

12

1

5

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3,247

108

52

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52

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163

362

60

12

61

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4

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44

43

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92

543

20

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97

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916

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403

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12

2

31

2

69

9

210

15

212

147

65

1

0

0

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1

226

0

225

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24

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3

198

0

1

0

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15

9

2

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1

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3,073

120

8

7

2

109

101

7

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2,689

103

50

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139

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60

12

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218

44

42

46

86

477

19

(

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76

(

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889

()

342

22

10

2

30

2

40

184

15

205

144

60

1

0

0

(*)

(*)

45

0

44

(*)

10

(*)

3

31

0

1

0

(*)

14

9

2

(*)

1

2

0

1

778

31

0

0

0

28

23

5

0

3

0

557

5

2

0

3

43

25

15

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0

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355

0

1

348

6

66

1

(

D)

21

(

D)

27

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1

2

(*)

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0

29

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2

(*)

25

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8

3

5

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

181

0

181

(*)

14

0

0

167

0

0

0

0

1

(*)

0

0

0

1

0

0

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

pp*

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

3,647

3,386

545

2,591

2,429

181

8

263

893

1

31

136

10

101

805

162

14

3

27

1

36

29

51

1

0

104

147

120

3

23

260

179

137

226

219

123

87

74

(

D)

1

3,123

2,887

383

2,299

2,172

155

7

197

847

1

31

121

10

94

711

127

13

3

(

D)

1

(

D)

26

36

1

0

133

111

3

19

236

167

128

17

95

1

6

C)

(•)

9

n

38

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(*)

1

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119

108

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82

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676

76

538

515

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0

104

81

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3

47

1

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182

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1

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9

7

5

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46

259

240

23

208

192

(

D)

n

20

55

0

(

D)

28

(•)

2

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17

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0

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11

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468

42

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346

4

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183

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8

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2

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160

4

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3

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500

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41

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389

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38

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D)

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0

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

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Retail trade

3,647

226

40

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147

31

1

7

1

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119

62

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[Millions of dollars]

R&D performed for affiliates

Total

By affiliates

themselves

(=col. 5)

By others

R&D performed by affiliates

Total

By affiliates

themselves

(=col. 2)

For others

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas.

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

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Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

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Ferrous

Nonferrous

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Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery.

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

3,647

316

8

1

7

293

293

0

(*)

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0

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140

11

7

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9

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1

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173

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20

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1

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1

15

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()

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0

0

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

Allindustries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

3,647

316

1

7

293

293

0

C)

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0

2,909

140

11

7

122

806

245

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9

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175

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[Millions of dollars]

Receipts

Total

From affiliated persons

Total

From

U.S.

parents '

From

other

foreign

affiliates

From unaffiliated persons

Total

From

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

From

unaffiliated

foreigners

Payments

Total

To affiliated persons

Total

To U.S.

parents

 2

To other

foreign

affiliates

To unaffiliated persons

Total

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

To

unaffiliated

foreign-

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

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Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

435

413

26

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292

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33

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4

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(*)

1

C)

C)

0

0

(*)

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[Millions of dollars]

Receipts

Total

From affiliated persons

Total

From

U.S.

>arents

From

other

foreign

affiliates

From unaffiliated persons

Total

From

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

From

unaffiliated

foreigners

Payments

Total

To affiliated persons

Total

To U.S.

parents

 2

To other

foreign

affiliates

To unaffiliated persons

Total

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

To

unaffiliated

foreigners

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

All industries..

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

435

5

3

2

(*)

1

1

0

(*)

2

0

264

14

229

(*)

0

0

0

n

o

0

(*)

(*)

0

120

11

2

0

9

50

2

40

5

0

3

2

(*)

(*)

(*)

2

9

H

7

(*)

2

17

1

6

7

4

62 (*)

(*)

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

193

(*)

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

(*)

206

2

(*)

1

1

0

0

1

0

144

3

0

0

(

D)

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

180

3

3

2

(*)

1

1

0

0

132

3

(

(*)D

3,954

32

21

19

2

7

1

1

1

2

3,052

160

34

(

732

224

198

200

13

98

74

8

6

2

66

1,274

10

()

220

17

69

73

61

52

40

12

541

(

D)

42

4

50

42

37

30

15

13

193

(

D)

703

585

117

16

7

3

1

5

106

5

51

13

3,663

12

4

3

2

5

4

C)

1

1

2

2,853

154

34

(

664

(

D)

171

167

11

(

D)

67

7

6

1

61

1,258

9

()

204

16

57

72

59

45

33

11

461

(

D)

39

4

43

22

36

25

13

11

185

648

537

110

(

3

(

D)

102

5

48

12

3,308

10

2

1

1

5

4

C)

1

1

2

2,568

97

24

()

548

174

145

146

11

71

57

6

5

1

50

1,239

9

174

11

49

62

52

37

26

11

417

(

D)

37

3

35

22

29

21

9

10

179

(

D)

592

499

354

2

2

1

1

(*)

0

0

C)

285

56

10

116

26

21

(*)

11

1

1

0

10

19

(*)

5

4

11

30

6

8

10

7

7

7

(*)

45

(*)

2

1

8

(*)

7

4

4

1

5

11

55

39

17

2

C)

0

0

1

8

0

8

(

D)

291

20

17

16

(*)

3

2

1

(*)

1

(*)

199

6

1

1

4

68

(

D)

26

32

2

102

5

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All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum-OPEC

435

413

26

370

292

()

33

C)

3

14

C)

20

176

78

1

C)

(*)

0

2

2

73

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

264

256

15

234

211

(*)

23

0

3

13

14

127

23

(*)

0

0

1

2

19

0

0

C)

84

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

229

216

14

191

145

1

17

0

3

5

(*)

9

92

46

(*)

(*)

C)

0

1

2

43

0

0

7

5

4

C)

1

13

12

5

C)

4

0

C)

0

0

(*)

0

5

2

2

1

3

1

C)

0

1

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

(•)

0

(•)

0

0

0

(*)

o

( • )

Petroleum

(*)

(*)

(*)

C)

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

o

0

Manufacturing

Total

120

114

11

99

85

5

C)

4

12

0

3

4

0

8

50

15

(*)

0

0

0

1

2

12

0

0

2

2

2

C)

1

6

5

1

C)

1

0

(*)

0

0

(•)

0

4

2

(*)

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

(*)

0

(•)

0

0

0

(•)

(*)

Food and

kindred

products

11

11

0

11

(

D

)

2

0

(*)

0

0

(•)

0

0

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

(*)

(•)

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Chemicals and

allied

products

50

47

4

42

41

3

0

1

(

D

)

0

0

2

0

(*)

(

D

)

1

0

0

0

0

(•)

(*)

(*)

0

0

2

C)

C)

0

0

3

2

C)

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

2

1

O

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

2

2

(*)

2

2

(•)

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

(•)

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

Machinery,

except

electrical

9

9

1

8

8

(*)

0

1

C)

0

0

(•)

0

(*)

7

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

17

16

(*)

16

15

C)

C)

0

(

D

)

0

(*)

2

0

(

D

)

6

(*)

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

(•)

(•)

0

(•)

0

1

1

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

Transportation

equipment

13

13

5

7

7

0

0

2

4

0

0

0

0

(*)

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Other

manufacturing

18

16

1

15

(

D

)

(*)

0

1

2

0

2

(*)

0

C)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

1

(

D

)

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

1

1

1

(•)

1

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

Wholesale trade

30

28

1

24

10

(

D

)

1

(

D

)

2

0

(*)

(•)

0

(*)

(*)

14

C)

C)

(*)

0

C)

(*)

14

0

0

2

1

C)

(*)

(*)

3

3

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

1

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

62

58

0

56

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

3

3

2

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Services

8

7

0

7

(

D

)

(*)

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

1

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

1

1

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Su^Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

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All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industrie:

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

206

197

12

179

147

(D)

(')

16

(*)

0

10

(*)

11

84

32

C)

0

(•)

0

1

1

30

0

0

3

4

4

(*)

C)

9

8

1

n

0

(•)

0

(•)

0

7

1

5

0

(*)

C)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(•)

(•)

(•)

(*)

0

0

0

(•)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

(•)

0

0

(*)

5

5

(•)

5

5

0

0

0

1

0

0

(•)

0

2

1

(*)

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

(•)

(•)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

144

142

134

126

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

11

0

0

10

(*)

6

77

8

0

0

(*)

n

(*)

o

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

C)

1

1

0

(*)

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

(*)

0

0

(*)

(*)

(•)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

3,954

3,677

517

2,630

2,295

161

37

458

533

3

69

239

1

220

573

335

42

18

25

21

64

65

99

0

2

306

224

160

13

51

277

171

60

31

13

6

2

1

1

3

3

90

73

9

8

21

4

10

1

1

5

(*)

1

5

2

1

C)

1

3

0

(*)

3

7

4

1

(*)

2

15

1

9

7

11

25

6

12

8

(*)

(*)

15

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

3

1

2

(*)

5

0

(*)

0

0

5

0

0

(*)

C)

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

(•)

0

0

0

(•)

4

0

0

4

C)

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

4

3,052

2,856

414

2,065

1,903

98

7

368

470

3

63

221

1

(

D)

478

161

9

2

4

15

61

53

16

0

(*)

253

124

98

5

21

195

119

45

29

8

1

1

1

1

3

1

73

S3

4

5

2

0

0

1

C)

(*)

(*)

1

5

1

1

0

1

3

0

C)

3

5

3

1

0

1

66

9

1

5

5

10

21

1

9

4

(*)

160

135

16

65

60

2

1

8

15

(*)

8

2

0

3

21

5

2

0

0

1

2

(*)

0

0

0

666

108

472

447

41

2

65

81

1

30

(*)

103

25

(*)

1

3

2

7

4

7

0

0

41

46

38

2

5

67

44

13

10

2

1

(*)

(*)

1

C)

(*)

29

24

3

2

1

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

1

1,274

1,260

141

970

882

(

D)

C)

D

188

88

1

0

0

3

185

25

132

110

10

2

10

21

(*)

2

25

0

8

33

22

3

C)

(*)

8

9

1

(*)

0

0

23

5

4

C)

1

100

355

335

27

1

56

62

1

()

C)

39

108

20

3

1

1

2

3

1

9

0

(*)

703

660

63

479

58

76

51

(*)

6

14

0

69

31

8

7

6

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

DO

0

0

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

D)

0

0

21

19

6

11

(*!

1

1

0

(*)

1

p4

4

1

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

3

0

(*)

r)

0

0

*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*,

1

2

2

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

JO

c

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(*)

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Affiliate

[Millions of dollars]

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe ...

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other..

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand ... .

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt .. .

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia .

Nigeria ....

Other

Middle East...

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hone Koner

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

All

industries

3,663

3,420

466

2,457

2,146

157

37

450

490

3

59

227

1

210

512

311

39

17

24

16

62

62

88

0

2

293

205

144

13

48

242

144

49

29

9

5

1

1

1

1

3

78

63

7

8

17

1

10

1

1

3

0

1

5

2

1

(•)

1

3

0

C)

3

6

3

1

(•)

2

88

14

1

5

7

10

24

6

12

8

C)

0

9

Petroleum

12

5

2

3

3

(*)

0

(*)

C)

o0

o0

(*)

2

(•)

0

(*)

0

0

o

o0

o0

0

(•)

0

o(*)

6

6

(*)

(*)

0

(•)

0

(•)

0

o0

3

1

2

C)

3

0

0

0

0

3

0

o

C)

(*)

(*)OOOOv

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0ooopc 0

0

(*)

Manufacturing

Total

2,853

2,680

371

1,952

1,805

95

6

363

441

2

53

210

1

442

147

8

2

4

11

60

51

12

0

C)

246

110

87

5

19

173

100

38

26

7

1

C)

1

1

1

1

60

54

2

5

2

0

0

1

(•)

(*)

0

1

5

1

1

0

1

3

0

(*)

3

4

2

C)

0

1

64

9

1

5

5

10

20

1

9

4

(•)

7

Food and

kindred

products

154

129

15

62

57

2

1

7

15

(*)

8

2

0

3

19

5

2

0

0

1

2

(•)

0

o0

10

9

(*)

1

24

20

8

7

0

(*)

C)

(*)

0

1

12

11

1

n

0

0

0

0

o

o0

o

0

(*)

0

0

0

4

0

0

(*)

2

0

1

C)

(*)

(*)

(*)

Chemicals and

allied

products

664

603

82

441

421

40

2

65

68

1

24

(*)

101

20

(*)

1

3

1

7

3

4

0

0

36

45

38

2

5

60

38

12

9

1

1

(•)

( •)

1

0

(*)

25

22

1

2

1

0

0

0

(•)

C)

0

1

2

1

1

0

0

2

0

(*)

2

2

(*)

(*)

0

1

18

3

0

3

2

5

C)

(•)

1

4

( •)

4

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

67

64

11

48

48

(*)

(*)

7

19

(*)

0

2

C)

2

18

(*)

0

0po

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(*)

0

0

0

1

4

3

0

1

4

2

1

1

(*)

0

(•)

o(•)

o

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

o

<•)

(•0)opoc 0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

2

0

(*)

(•)OOOOO

0

Machinery,

except

electrical

1,258

1,245

140

959

871

0

0

5

0

186

88

1

0

0

3

(

D

)

0

0

0

9

6

0

3

13

3

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

o0

(*)

0

3

OO OOOOOOOOCO

0

0

0OOOO

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

10

(•)

1

0

1

0

8

0

0

0

0

(*)

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

204

172

24

120

102

10

2

10

15

(*)

1

24

0

8

32

18

3

(*)

(*)

4

9

1

C)

0

0

23

4

4

(*)

1

32

12

3

1

2

(*)

0

(*)

0

o

(•)

88

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

(*)

(*)

0

0

(•)

o

0

(*)

2

2

0

0

0

17

1

C)

1

2

1

4

(*)

6

(*)

0

1

Transportation

equipment

45

32

12

16

14

0

0

9

(*)

0

(•)

(*)

0

(*)

4

1

C)

0

0

C)

1

0

0

0

0

0

4

2

(*)

2

13

5

4

4

0

o0

o0

o0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

o

0

o0OOOO OOOOOO OOOOO OO

(*)

7

0

1

o0

0

Other

manufacturing

461

434

87

306

291

26

1

54

55

1

12

23

(*)

36

82

15

1

1

1

2

3

8

0

C)

6

34

26

3

6

28

21

10

5

4

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

1

(•)

10

8

(*)

2

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

1

(*)

o

0

(•)

1

0

(*)

1

(•)

(*)

0

0

0

6

2

0

1

0

1

(*)

C)

C)

(*)

0

2

Wholesale trade

648

609

60

438

286

57

74

37

6

13

0

14

55

153

30

5

1

10

70

0

1

32

78

43

8

28

39

16

7

1

1

3

1

(*)

0

(*)

1

9

6

2

1

1

1

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(•)

(•)

(•)

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

(*)

(•)

(•)

22

5

0

(*)

2

1

4

5

3

3

0

1

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

2

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

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0

0

Services

17

15

6

9

6

1

1

0

0

1

0

(*)

2

4

1

0

0

0

0

3

0

(*)

0

(•)

2

1

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

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(*)

0

0oop

o

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

(*)

0

0

Other

industries

96

75

16

46

40

5

(*)

12

7

1

(*)

4

0

2

11

6

(*)

(*)

(•)

(*)

1

1

3

0

0

(

D

)

3

3

0

0

21

19

3

1

(*)

1

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

5

3

1

1

11

(*)

10

(*)

(*)

C)

0

(*)

(•)

(*)

0

(•)

0

(•)

0

0

(•)

2

1

C)

0

(•)

(*)

(•)

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

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All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

291 20

257

51

173

148

4

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8

43

C)

10

12

C)

9

61

25

3

1

1

5

2

2

11

0

0

13

20

16

1

3

35

27

11

3

4

1

1

0

(*)

2

(*)

12

10

2

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4

2

(*)

0

0

2

C)

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

1

1

(*)

0

6

1

0

4

C)

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1

(*)

(*)

0

0

(*)

6

14

3

11

11

(*)

0

0

C)

0

0

(*)

0

1

9

(*)

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

(•)

(*;

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n

6

2

(*)

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(*)

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

2

0

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0

0

2

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

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0

(*

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

4

0

0

4

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0

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4

199

177

113

99

2

(*)

5

29

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10

11

0

5

36

14

2

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5

2

1

4

0

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0

0

4

4

(*)

0

(*)

(*)

6

6

0

6

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0

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0

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0

0

0

0

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0

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

4

3

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2

0

0

0

0

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1

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0

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

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1

(*)

0

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

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(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

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0

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[Millions of dollars]

Receipts

Total

From affiliated persons

Total

From

U.S.

>arents

 ]

From

other

foreign

affiliates

From unaffiliated persons

Total

From

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

From

unaffiliated

foreigners

Payments

Total

To affiliated persons

Total

To U.S.

parents

 2

To other

foreign

affiliates

To unaffiliated persons

Total

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

To

unaffiliated

foreigners

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

435

30

2

C)

2

26

26

0

(*)

1

(*)

371

32

2

0

30

125

20

78

23

(*)

3

12

2

1

2

9

29

2

12

9

7

30

4

13

8

6

229

6

1

0

1

4

4

0

(•)

0

(*)

201

21

1

0

20

79

9

50

17

(*)

3

9

1

(*)

1

8

11

2

(*)

(

D)

(*)

(*)

(*)

(•)

(*)

0

(•)

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

193

5

1

0

1

4

4

0

C)

0

(*)

168

19

C)

0

19

77

(*)

(

D)

0

(•)

(*)

0

3

0

3

0

0

0

1

0

1

1

(*)

0

0

(•)

(*)

0

0

(*)

16

0

0

0

0

0

206

24

1

(*)

1

21

21

0

0

1

0

170

11

1

0

10

46

11

29

6

(*)

(•)

3

2

1

1

1

18

(*)

8

5

5

7

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4

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2D

5

1

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

0

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

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0

18

3

0

0

3

10

(*)

5

4

0

0

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(*)

0

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(*)

3

(*)

(*)

(*)

2

1

(*)

(*)

C)

1

C)

0

C)

1

0

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0

0

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(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

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0

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

180

16

1

()

1

14

14

0

0

1

0

152

8

1

0

7

36

11

23

2

(*)

(*)

3

1

1

1

1

16

(*)

4

1

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

0

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(*)

0

3

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

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3,954

61

2

6

48

47

0

1

3

2

3,610

202

30

()

900

311

265

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()

77

41

19

22

37

1,580

10

()

288

8

180

39

61

72

44

28

492

(

D)

36

3

32

46

11

243

21

(*)

10

1

(

D)

2

1

(

D)

100

4

C)

0

(*)

1

68

26

3,663

31

6

(*)

5

22

20

0

1

2

2

3,427

192

27

()

817

301

229

239

()

67

36

18

18

31

1,563

10

()

264

7

164

37

56

64

40

24

460

(

D)

34

3

29

28

37

5

9

241

20

3,308

(*)

5

18

17

0

1

2

2

3,105

129

26

()

672

243

177

212

()

62

35

17

18

27

1,531

5

()

237

5

157

29

47

17

()

32

2

22

27

30

5

6

9

239

18

354

3

n

3

0

0

C)

0

322

63

1

()

145

58

52

26

1

7

5

1

1

(*)

4

32

5

3

16

8

27

3

7

8

9

291

30

2

1

27

27

0

0

(*)

0

183

10

3

1

6

83

10

35

36

1

1

10

5

1

4

6

17

1

3

10

3

24

1

16

2

6

7

3

4

31

1

2

(*)

3

18

1

(*)

(*)

102

7

1

0

1

7

7

0

0

(*)

0

83

6

1

1

4

48

(

D)

15

(

D)

n

5

1

1

(*)

4

5

C)

2

1

1

8

(*)

3

1

3

2

(•)

2

8

1

1

(*)

1

2

1

C)

(*)

1

1

(*)

1

1

(*)

7

0

7

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

(•)

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

2

1

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[Millions of dollars]

Interest receipts

from all payors,

net of

withholding

taxes

Interest

payments to all

payees, gross of

withholding

taxes

Production

royalty

payments

Taxes other

than income

and payroll

taxes

 1

Subsidies

received

(1) (2) (3) (4)

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middie East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

17,826

9,381

3,257

5,179

4,208

226

43

170

610

9

77

305

51

490

2,228

971

28

15

191

10

160

59

488

2

17

202

743

644

29

71

8,265

7,605

1,495

255

921

24

105

5

18

151

15

360

180

153

27

5,750

160

1,805

6

3,549

2

216

13

128

16

7

7

2

112

47

36

29

151

56

60

13

23

381

158

4

35

6

59

89

5

16

5

4

180

309

18,788

10,939

2,729

6,926

5,671

291

76

733

867

32

106

625

24

530

2,387

1,255

40

15

430

26

432

60

241

2

9

202

1,081

929

40

112

7,328

6,528

3,137

560

1,967

114

148

10

48

260

31

667

603

29

35

2,723

73

234

16

2,328

1

46

25

192

19

14

1

4

173

22

34

117

132

66

54

10

2

476

83

12

50

38

130

67

11

42

26

16

521

419

6,503

3,110

1,761

1,209

1,093

1

520

0

0

0

0

6

526

116

0

0

116

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

139

139

(*)

0

3,393

364

(

D)

2

0

0

8

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

2

1

0

1

(

D)

0

(*)D

()

0

1

1,373

668

0

666

2

705

0

456

249

709

0

0

948

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(•)

0

2,625

57,131

46,733

6,353

35,138

31,870

1,362

599

2,740

8,148

268

580

3,557

42

1,589

12,986

433

331

480

58

374

855

669

1,295

3,947

3,002

227

718

10,382

7,851

5,884

1,309

3,821

165

250

18

91

126

104

886

329

90

467

1,081

44

(

D)

153

14

680

162

518

6

35

477

122

16

1,729

56

71

75

398

486

60

7

112

365

99

16

365

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[Millions of dollars]

Interest receipts

from all payors,

net of

withholding

Interest

payments to all

payees, gross of

withholding

taxes

Production

royalty

payments

Taxes other

than income

and payroll

taxes

 l

Subsidies

received

(1) (2) (3) (4)

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas.

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery.

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

17,826

1,763

609

504

105

649

482

164

3

396

110

2,987

321

76

108

136

502

219

106

88

21

68

165

32

12

19

133

371

19

112

143

98

240

23

104

56

57

908

879

29

481

65

36

15

79

21

36

23

28

28

112

39

999

678

321

11,354

8,000

2,594

28

733

387

21

211

19

67

74

15

36

49

63

6

37

335

17

86

46

41

106

75

51

18,788

3,157

1,362

1,186

176

1,019

634

384

2

354

422

7,303

817

227

203

387

1,452

726

279

207

56

184

498

187

62

125

310

1,033

200

314

330

188

601

51

228

88

234

1,728

1,654

74

1,175

120

107

43

191

32

173

85

81

86

203

55

1,530

1,055

475

5,487

4,786

122

44

536

444

46

234

10

52

99

44

28

33

20

11

99

33

265

239

26

126

187

255

6,503

6,360

4,550

4,550

(*)

1,806

1,806

0

0

3

1

59

0

0

0

0

(•)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

84

0

84

57,131

34,731

4,140

4,080

60

21,805

12,921

8,867

17

7,792

995

17,258

1,280

298

471

511

1,740

479

323

679

46

212

367

90

37

53

277

804

54

121

396

232

952

96

399

145

313

4,341

4,277

63

7,775

5,551

77

25

345

116

704

88

81

107

596

85

3,648

2,510

1,138

293

85

185

8

15

462

50

320

28

24

(

D)

30

(

D)

5

16

6

65

739

107

185

85

99

36

39

373

(5)

1,344

337

105

103

2

191

947

178

82

()

169

100

26

25

4

14

20

4

1

3

16

115

8

18

71

18

105

6

(

D)

32

(

D)

258

(

101

<

D)

16

1

12

1

4

27

41

10

31

1

C>

0

1

C)

10

1

7

(•)

C)

6

C)

1

(*)

0

1

9

5

3

2

C)

(*)

1

(*)

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

57,131

46,733

6,353

35,138

31,870

1,362

599

2,740

8,148

268

580

3,557

42

1,589

12,986

3,268

433

331

480

58

374

855

669

1,295

3,947

3,002

227

7 18

10,382

7,851

5,884

1,309

3,821

165

250

18

91

126

104

886

329

90

467

1,081

44

153

14

680

162

(

D)

4

(

D)

518

6

35

477

122

16

1,729

56

71

75

398

486

60

7

112

365

99

16

365

34,731

30,336

4,114

22,087

20,161

785

542

(

D)

5,737

203

(

D)

3,018

37

873

7,214

1,926

(

D)

(

D)

249

(

693

418

()

2,341

(

D)

558

4,379

2,393

998

(

D)

280

(

D)

121

(

D)

20

9

44

395

7

62

326

1,001

19

()

133

(

D)

4

1,280

44

0

61

369

(

D)

52

0

2

(

D)

75

16

217

17,258

12,171

1,643

9,769

9,185

437

19

782

2,051

40

138

242

5

353

5,118

584

31

4

57

16

251

44

170

11

(*)

94

666

486

69

110

5,087

4,671

4,318

840

3,186

31

97

5

17

89

53

326

279

1

45

27

(*)

0

(

D)

(*)

C)

57

25

(*)

0

24

32

0

6

26

10

9

1

0

(*)

349

1

71

11

17

(

D)

5

5

99

1,280

87

625

593

19

3

116

69

1

1

44

0

79

261

32

3

0

(*)

2

15

9

3

(*)

0

41

30

(*)

10

524

475

418

48

313

3

5

1

1

9

38

56

27

C)

29

1

(*)

0

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

9

1

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0

1

8

0

0

8

(*)

0

(*)

0

(•>

40

(•)

0

1

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27

(*)

1

6

3

2

1,740

118

711

637

41

1

145

73

25

9

85

1

36

222

74

3

0

5

2

62

1

1

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0

27

720

644

93

490

2

27

2

5

24

1

(

D)

56

1

(*)

367

252

59

183

174

3

1

35

40

(*)

(

D)

7

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(

D)

72

9

(*)

0

109

99

5

79

4

3

1

2

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5

11

10

C)

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

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3

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2

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0

0

2

0

0

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0

804

623

129

427

394

14

(*)

122

81

0

8

44

1

5

119

33

(

D)

0

(*)

0

(*)

7

181

172

165

952

755

186

548

438

30

53

(*)

4

(*)

100

110

0

4

17

9

(*)

8

197

168

146

20

118

2

1

(*)

3

1

2

22

20

0

2

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

4,341

3,012

527

2,286

2,165

(

D)

1

79

262

0

C)

28

0

2

(

D)

121

(

D)

0

0

200

83

1,328

1,224

1,150

D )

0

0

(

D)

3

74

74

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

103

0

0

0

0

(

D)

1

0

(

D)

0

0

7,775

5,837

537

4,989

4,785

(

D)

(

D)

233

31

2

208

(

D)

204

4

C)

(

D)

7

22

1

(*)

1,938

1,803

1,696

535

1,073

15

(

D)

1

6

36

3,648

3,049

189

2,597

1,945

111

28

(

D)

290

21

(

D)

257

(*)

339

328

652

(

D)

173

156

(

D)

85

103

61

0

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

47

599

512

453

293

254

135

103

92

(

D)

0

4

8

(*)

(*)

2

(*)

(

D)

75

12

C)

0

1

0

C)

(*)

10

0

(*)

4

4

C)

(*)

39

32

5

2

2

(•)

C)

(*)

0

(*)

0

3

(*)

1

1

23

(*)

15

(*)

6

(*)

1

(*)

(*)

C)

0

0

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

(•)

(*)

(•)

(*)

0

0

7

1

0

0

(*)

5

(*)

(*)

1

C)

(*)

462

30

360

278

18

8

50

38

3

1

26

0

15

117

83

7

14

5

(*)

(*)

57

29

12

6

3

3

1

1

4

(*)

7

5

1

1

21

(

D)

(*)

(*)

(

D)

0

(*)

(

D)

3

1

(*)

(*)

0

3

(*)

C)

2

2

1

1

0

(*)

4

(*)

C)

0

0

1

(*)

111 28 23 (*)

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Table III.K 1.—Balance Sheet of U.S. Parents—Assets, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

(1)

2,703,254

482,301

36,349

17,301

19,048

339,205

332,578

95,705

11,042

1,000,073

77,678

11,361

14,253

52,064

177,600

95,850

36,824

22,253

13,872

8,800

111,930

68,029

38,648

29,380

43,901

131,945

8,710

26,293

64,984

31,958

126,096

5,908

44,975

18,494

56,719

189,625

136,309

53,317

185,197

27,174

13,701

17,516

28,523

18,334

14,151

1,910

7,890

14,539

33,508

7,951

40,623

22,640

17,984

673,042

103,991

568,36D5

(°)

50,787

4,503

16,147

3,522

2,059

3,430

2,953

4,183

4,006

7,254

9,436

9,442

456,427

3,255

3,599

1,581

2,019

13,097

340,156

96,321

Total

(2)

907,651

149,570

8,480

2,539

5,941

84,236

82,211

53,774

3,080

429,182

28,950

4,387

3,469

21,094

61,880

30,873

14,361

9,505

3,258

3,882

49,238

27,666

18,729

8,937

21,572

64,467

5,172

13,341

29,807

16,147

70,560

3,191

23,865

9,828

33,677

78,981

46,288

32,693

75,105

11,614

8,005

5,225

7,871

6,814

5,589

952

2,773

4,608

17,510

4,144

24,774

14,298

10,476

181,969

98,076

83,75D3

(°)

16,501

620

7,077

2,075

952

754

1,252

2,043

1,826

2,149

2,129

2,701

105,656

1,538

781

415

366

6,731

48,620

47,986

Cash

items

(3)

63,582

6,697

936

334

602

4,487

4,368

1,023

251

27,738

2,080

234

200

1,646

5,249

1,577

1,622

1,531

224

295

. 2,287

1,037

722

315

1,250

3,617

119

647

1,832

1,019

5,047

141

1,521

871

2,515

4,111

2,167

1,944

5,347

96

831

182

1,263

584

230

141

336

237

1,105

341

1,806

1,114

692

13,791

2,186

11,602

3,128

185

1,132

211

68

459

203

191

318

565

605

323

10,424

82

35

16

19

611

6,599

3,097

Current assets

Current receivables

Total

(4)

473,545

76,845

4,431

1,583

2,848

48,271

47,403

22,612

1,531

201,959

10,408

1,542

1,202

7,664

25,190

13,954

5,552

3,109

963

1,611

26,862

14,789

11,162

3,628

12,072

32,524

3,716

6,092

15,663

7,052

39,022

1,102

12,880

4,903

20,138

38,013

27,503

10,511

29,940

2,503

3,112

1,992

2,962

3,598

2,655

363

1,238

1,969

7,757

1,792

9,373

5,347

4,026

125,306

55,565

69,720

9Z1l

(*)

8,922

261

4,088

1,580

412

270

717

1,108

664

1,112

1,207

1,590

51,141

560

306

132

174

3,385

24,431

22,458

Trade

accounts

and trade

notes

receivable

(5)

426,625

63,279

3,996

1,413

2,583

36,571

36,030

21,424

1,289

181,029

9,346

1,337

1,166

6,842

20,930

11,632

4,578

2,540

814

1,366

24,439

13,969

10,772

3,197

10,470

28,918

3,606

5,327

14,646

5,340

35,881

951

12,622

3,709

18,599

36,045

25,769

10,276

25,470

1,484

2,857

1,813

2,652

3,308

2,535

325

1,002

1,772

6,043

1,678

8,533

4,925

3,609

121,087

53,196

67,884

n

C)

8,092

235

3,728

1,480

324

265

685

974

653

812

1,173

1,491

44,605

276

196

63

132

2,980

21,754

19,399

Other

(6)

46,920

13,566

435

170

265

11,700

11,373

1,189

243

20,929

1,062

204

36

822

4,259

2,323

974

569

149

245

2,422

820

389

431

1,602

3,606

111

765

1,017

1,713

3,141

151

258

1,194

1,539

1,969

1,734

235

4,470

1,019

254

179

310

290

121

38

236

197

1,714

114

840

422

417

4,219

2,369

1,836

1 A4

(*)

830

26

360

100

89

5

32

135

11

300

34

99

6,536

284

111

69

42

406

2,677

3,058

Inventories

(7)

227,014

29,712

2,080

485

1,595

21,917

21,435

5,010

705

150,967

12,927

2,171

1,611

9,145

24,390

11,962

5,188

3,657

1,871

1,712

16,026

9,892

5,321

4,572

6,134

23,008

929

6,188

9,182

6,710

18,506

1,424

7,234

3,227

6,620

26,647

8,463

18,184

29,462

6,063

3,555

2,053

2,906

1,676

2,102

324

1,067

1,507

6,568

1,640

10,121

5,306

4,815

2,552

62

2,431

oy

0

2,240

107

686

144

50

17

138

337

642

297

257

251

31,423

608

327

204

124

628

12,477

17,382

Other

 1

(8)

143,509

36,317

1,033

137

895

9,562

9,005

25,129

593

48,518

3,535

440

456

2,639

7,052

3,380

1,998

1,209

200

264

4,063

1,947

1,525

423

2,115

5,318

407

414

3,131

1,366

7,985

524

2,230

827

4,404

10,209

8,155

2,054

10,356

2,953

506

997

740

957

601

124

131

894

2,081

371

3,474

2,531

943

40,320

40,263

0

(

D)

2,212

68

1,171

141

422

6

194

407

202

174

60

537

12,668

287

112

63

49

2,107

5,113

5,049

Noncurrent assets

Total

(9)

1,795,603

332,731

27,870

14,762

13,107

254,969

250,367

41,931

7,962

570,891

48,729

6,973

10,785

30,971

115,720

64,977

22,463

12,748

10,614

4,918

62,692

40,363

19,919

20,443

22,329

67,478

3,538

12,952

35,177

15,811

55,536

2,718

21,110

8,666

23,042

110,644

90,021

20,623

110,092

15,559

5,697

12,291

20,652

11,521

8,563

957

5,118

9,931

15,998

3,806

15,850

8,342

7,507

491,074

5,915

484,612

(

D)

34,286

3,882

9,070

1,446

1,107

2,676

1,701

2,140

2,180

5,105

7,307

6,741

350,772

1,716

2,819

1,166

1,653

6,366

291,536

48,335

Net property,

plant, and

equipment

(10)

919,955

242,740

19,916

11,510

8,405

188,023

187,224

28,440

6,362

327,060

27,589

4,427

4,907

18,255

72,824

44,000

9,734

6,936

8,745

3,410

42,408

29,955

15,757

14,197

12,454

37,503

1,596

8,257

18,144

9,506

30,494

1,457

10,206

5,923

12,909

39,761

27,359

12,402

76,481

8,105

4,018

11,066

15,991

6,718

5,375

658

3,394

7,722

10,900

2,533

8,642

3,799

4,843

16,773

1,110

15,624

oqyq

(•)

22,743

3,213

5,461

449

377

2,416

1,158

1,060

344

2,324

6,000

5,401

301,995

953

1,937

459

1,479

4,033

270,634

24,438

Equity investment in

foreign

affiliates

(11)

172,282

44,352

4,676

2,070

2,606

33,348

32,920

5,629

698

103,712

7,543

1,083

737

5,722

23,917

11,868

6,828

3,610

914

697

9,232

4,283

751

3,532

4,949

18,120

683

2,923

11,522

2,991

7,905

509

1,835

609

4,952

21,497

18,665

2,831

15,499

3,027

1,046

510

2,181

560

2,374

119

778

1,307

3,015

582

3,598

2,247

1,351

7,953

732

7,024

(

D)

2,916

205

995

338

53

100

160

344

269

952

239

257

9,752

482

482

371

111

748

4,802

3,237

Other noncurrent

investments *

(12)

416,273

25,472

1,599

365

1,234

18,737

15,576

4,801

335

39,807

5,027

496

3,130

1,402

8,111

5,197

2,035

210

370

299

6,084

4,796

2,653

2,143

1,288

3,389

779

240

1,273

1,096

7,779

421

5,734

380

1,245

4,154

2,968

1,186

5,264

1,110

92

238

684

896

392

77

427

447

710

191

908

547

361

333,456

1,251

332,003

90ZU9Z

(*)

1,559

168

380

91

13

6

58

212

325

131

422

133

15,070

139

282

260

22

581

9,381

4,687

Other

(13)

287,093

20,166

1,678

817

861

14,860

14,648

3,062

567

100,312

8,570

967

2,011

5,591

10,868

3,912

3,866

1,992

585

512

4,968

1,329

758

571

3,639

8,466

480

1,531

4,238

2,217

9,358

331

3,336

1,755

3,936

45,233

41,029

4,204

12,849

3,317

541

478

1,795

3,346

422

104

520

455

1,372

500

2,702

1,749

952

132,892

2,822

129,96D1

(

Di 7,066

296

2,234

567

663

154

326

524

1,243

1,698

645

950

23,954

141

117

76

41

1,003

6,720

15,973

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas T.

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

Liabilities

Total

Current liabilities

Total

Trade

accounts and

trade notes

payable

Other

Noncurrent liabilities

Total

Long-term

debt

Other

Owners'

equity

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products.

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate....

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

2,703,254

482,301

36,349

17,301

19,048

339,205

332,578

D

()

95,705

11,042

1,000,073

77,678

11,361

14,253

52,064

177,600

95,850

36,824

22,253

13,872

8,800

111,930

68,029

38,648

29,380

43,901

131,945

8,710

26,293

64,984

31,958

126,096

5,908

44,975

18,494

56,719

189,625

136,309

53,317

185,197

27,174

13,701

17,516

28,523

18,334

14,151

1,910

7,890

14,539

33,508

7,951

40,623

22,640

17,984

673,042

103,991

568,365

D

50,787

4,503

16,147

3,522

2,059

3,430

2,953

4,183

4,006

7,254

9,436

9,442

456,427

3,255

3,599

1,581

2,019

13,097

340,156

96,321

1,761,882

279,466

20,740

10,363

10,377

177,294

171,939

D

()

74,042

7,390

547,629

37,832

5,477

6,117

26,238

81,233

47,264

12,731

8,920

8,204

4,114

68,567

42,277

26,163

16,114

26,290

61,469

5,730

13,418

25,918

16,402

75,472

3,000

28,190

9,548

34,734

134,248

,100,235

34,013

14,646

5,707

8,995

13,644

9,269

6,764

809

3,864

8,443

12,849

3,817

24,252

12,683

11,568

598,427

98,538

499,656

D

31,878

2,916

10,691

2,330

1,602

2,889

1,574

2,296

2,188

4,024

6,279

5,781

280,230

1,503

1,627

534

1,093

8,637

201,003

67,461

732,628

133,330

5,068

2,293

2,774

74,022

73,103D

(

51,399

2,842

261,238

16,945

2,562

2,331

12,052

32,925

17,781

6,991

4,479

1,969

1,705

29,018

17,281

12,263

5,018

11,737

30,842

3,508

6,001

13,417

7,915

44,643

1,626

13,664

5,621

23,733

72,265

51,648

20,617

34,599

4,730

2,831

3,053

4,322

4,108

2,900

408

1,414

2,355

6,765

1,714

15,204

8,156

7,048

237,046

91,802

145,191

D

11,932

719

4,757

1,795

404

695

1,276

928

1,463

1,360

2,705

73,878

820

401

179

221

5,162

45,464

22,032

461,777

88,212

2,584

1,208

1,376

38,873

38,320

D

()

44,765

1,990

120,666

7,345

1,024

960

5,361

12,604

7,919

1,474

1,508

946

758

12,906

10,218

7,930

2,288

2,688

12,142

1,923

3,176

4,612

2,431

18,050

594

3,698

2,070

11,688

44,125

34,526

9,599

13,493

1,650

1,235

910

2,092

1,570

1,252

141

444

1,320

2,227

652

9,124

4,184

4,940

207,695

81,859

125,799

(

D)

(

D)

6,030

298

2,256

1,188

170

171

213

514

500

647

429

1,900

30,050

135

156

41

115

2,231

16,912

10,616

270,850

45,118

2,483

1,085

1,398

35,149

34,783D

()

6,634

852

140,572

9,600

1,538

1,371

6,691

20,320

9,862

5,517

2,971

1,023

947

16,113

7,064

4,334

2,730

9,049

18,700

1,585

2,825

8,805

5,485

26,593

1,032

9,966

3,551

12,045

28,140

17,122

11,018

21,106

3,080

1,596

2,142

2,229

2,538

1,647

267

970

1,035

4,539

1,061

6,080

3,972

2,109

29,351

9,944

19,392

(

D)

5,901

421

2,501

607

418

233

482

762

428

816

931

805

43,827

685

245

139

106

2,930

28,552

11,416

1,029,255

146,135

15,672

8,070

7,602

103,272

()

22,643

4,549

286,392

20,887

2,915

3,786

14,186

48,309

29,483

5,740

4,442

6,235

2,409

39,549

24,996

13,900

11,096

14,553

30,627

2,221

7,417

12,501

8,487

30,829

1,375

14,526

3,928

11,001

61,982

48,587

13,395

54,209

9,916

2,876

5,943

9,322

5,161

3,864

401

2,450

6,087

6,084

2,103

9,047

4,527

4,520

361,381

6,736

354,465

D

19,947

2,197

5,934

535

1,014

2,485

879

1,021

1,260

2,561

4,919

3,076

206,353

683

1,227

355

872

3,475

155,539

45,429

478,279

92,264

11,832

6,064

5,768

62,584

58,331

(

D)

( )

14,648

3,201

202,147

13,714

2,382

1,586

9,746

35,033

21,492

3,891

2,707

5,052

1,892

29,682

18,610

10,244

8,366

11,071

24,375

1,855

6,480

9,765

6,276

18,167

1,113

8,247

2,700

6,107

44,583

35,685

8,899

36,594

5,722

2,289

3,924

6,974

2,974

2,737

346

1,830

3,815

4,180

1,804

6,741

3,163

3,579

23,531

5,368

18,003

(

D)

(

D)

15,608

1,718

4,290

240

906

2,216

455

473

855

2,280

4,160

2,307

137,987

562

714

150

564

2,487

109,848

24,376

(8)

550,975

53,871

3,840

2,005

1,835

40,688

40,504

(

D)

()

7,995

1,348

84,244

7,173

533

2,200

4,440

13,276

7,992

1,849

1,735

1,183

517

9,867

6,385

3,655

2,730

3,482

6,252

367

938

2,736

2,211

12,662

261

6,279

1,228

4,894

17,399

12,903

4,497

17,615

4,194

587

2,019

2,349

2,187

1,127

55

621

2,273

1,904

300

2,306

1,365

941

337,850

1,368

336,462

D

4,339

479

1.644

295

109

269

425

547

405

281

760

770

68,365

121

513

204

308

988

45,691

21,053

(9)

941,371

202,836

15,610

6,938

8,672

161,911

160,640

(

D)

21,663

3,652

452,443

39,847

5,884

8,137

25,826

96,367

48,586

24,093

13,333

5,669

4,686

43,363

25,751

12,485

13,266

17,611

70,477

2,980

12,875

39,066

15,556

50,624

2,908

16,785

8,946

21,985

55,378

36,074

19,304

96,389

12,528

7,994

8,521

14,879

9,065

7,387

1,101

4,026

6,096

20,659

4,133

16,372

9,956

6,415

74,615

5,452

68,708

(

D)

18,908

1,587

5,456

1,192

457

541

1,379

1,887

1,818

3,230

3,157

3,660

176,197

1,752

1,972

1,046

925

4,460

139,153

28,860

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Table III.L 1.—Property, Plant, and Equipment of U.S. Parents, Industry by Type

 1

[Millions of dollars]

Net property,

plant, and

equipment at

close F Y 1981

(1)

848,004

215,801

17,360

10,131

7,229

167,511

166,692

25,668

5,262

302,796

24,641

4,234

4,508

15,899

66,709

40,771

8,213

6,128

8,570

3,027

41,743

29,608

16,004

13,604

12,135

34,006

1,766

7,531

15,723

8,986

27,595

1,398

9,158

5,301

11,739

37,047

25,792

11,255

71,055

7,468

3,822

10,640

14,514

5,981

5,237

570

3,291

7,683

9,639

2,209

7,879

3,469

4,410

22,296

962

21,284

50

(*)

19,504

2,881

5,123

513

273

2,489

924

925

308

1,764

4,964

4,465

279,726

826

1,787

468

1,319

3,964

250,034

23,115

vnaugc

Total

(2)

80,694

26,939

2,556

1,379

1,177

20,512

20,53D1

2,771

1,100

24,264

2,948

193

399

2,356

6,115

3,228

1,521

808

175

383

665

346

-246

593

319

3,497

-170

726

2,421

520

2,899

59

1,048

622

1,170

2,714

1,566

1,148

5,426

637

196

425

1,477

737

138

88

102

39

1,261

325

763

330

433

3,220

148

3,083

-12

(•)

3,239

332

338

-63

105

-72

234

135

36

561

1,036

936

22,269

128

150

-9

159

69

20,600

1,322

Capitalized

expenditures

 2

(3)

184,787

54,303

6,225

3,681

2,544

40,719

40,594

5,668

1,691

70,945

6,122

911

825

4,386

14,194

8,210

2,563

1,298

(

D)

(

D)

5,975

(

D)

2,181

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

177

(

D)

6,799

(

D)

(

D)

299

3,833

(

D)

(

D)

10,178

7,433

2,745

(

D)

(

D)

808

1,401

(

D)

1,665

873

114

470

853

3,051

711

(D)

(

D)

1,069

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

(D)

(*)

6,196

722

1,308

107

124

174

547

355

98

847

1,385

1,836

45,394

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(D)

883

38,826

4,831

Depreciation,

depletion, and

like charges

(4)

83,161

22,252

2,523

1,559

964

16,497

16,414

2,694

538

36,431

2,473

391

365

1,717

7,504

4,949

808

540

826

380

3,557

2,200

1,245

956

1,357

5,545

250

(

D)

3,220

(

D)

4,312

183

1,738

(

D)

(

D)

4,979

3,301

1,678

8,061

998

538

928

1,195

683

591

89

346

833

1,559

301

1,019

524

494

1,585

(

D)

1,458

(

D)

(*)

2,214

157

842

182

18

167

265

209

34

245

333

602

19,661

97

246

(

D)

(

D)

423

16,594

2,300

Other

 3

(5)

-20,932

-5,112

-1,146

-743

-403

-3,710

-3,649

-203

-54

-10,250

-702

-328

-60

-313

-575

-32

-234

49

(

D)

(

D)

-1,752

(

D)

-1,183

(

D)

(D)

(

D)

-97

-90

-1,158

(

D)

(D)

-57

-1,046

(

D)

-135

-2,485

-2,565

80

(

D)

(

D)

-73

-48

(

D)

-244

-144

63

-21

19

-231

-86

(D)

(D)

-141

(D)

-170

(

D)

(

D)

0

-744

-232

-127

12

-1

-79

-48

-11

-27

-42

-16

-299

-3,465

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

-391

-1,632

-1,208

Net property,

plant, and

equipment at

close F Y 1982

(6)

928,698

242,740

19,916

11,510

8,405

188,023

187,224

28.44C

6,362

327,060

27,589

4,427

4,907

18,255

72,824

44,000

9,734

6,936

8,745

3,410

42,408

29,955

15,757

14,197

12,454

37,503

1,596

8,257

18,144

9,506

30,494

1,457

10,206

5,923

12,909

39,761

27,359

12,402

76,481

8,105

4,018

11,066

15,991

6,718

5,375

658

3,394

7,722

10,900

2,533

8,642

3,799

4,843

25,516

1,110

24,367

39

C)

22,743

3,213

5,461

449

377

2,416

1,158

1,060

344

2,324

6,000

5,401

301,995

953

1,937

459

1,479

4,033

270,634

24,438

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas.

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery.

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Table III.L 2.—Capital Expenditures by U.S. Parents, Industry by Type

[Millions of dollars]

All expenditures

Total

(=cols.

4 + 7)

For land,

timber, and

mineral

rights

( = cols.

5+8)

For plant

and

equipment

( = cols.

6+9)

 2

Capitalized expenditures

Total

 3

For land,

timber, and

mineral

rights

For plant

and

equipment2

Petroleum and mining exploration and

development expenditures charged

against income

Total

For

acquisition

or leasing

of mineral

rights

For plant

and

equipment

 2

Addendum—

Expenditures

for major items

of used plant

and equipment

 1

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction....

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and

film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying servHealth services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utiliRetail trade I...""".".!""."".." '.

196,884

65,136

6,904

4,246

2,658

49,387

49,262

(

D

)

7,050

1,795

71,826

6,122

911

825

4,386

14,767

8,535

2,565

1,298

1,480

889

6,085

4,081

2,199

1,882

2,004

10,829

177

1,874

6,799

1,979

8,721

299

3,833

1,694

2,895

10,178

7,433

2,745

15,124

1,952

808

1,401

3,212

1,665

873

114

470

3,051

711

2,282

1,213

1,069

5,812

(

D)

5,364

(

D)

(*)

6,196

722

1,308

107

124

174

547

355

847

1,385

1,836

45,632

350

635

38,927

4,831

15,644

10,672

1,087

992

95

8,671

8,670

(*)

1

820

94

2,875

192

39

36

118

828

349

34

49

364

31

350

280

90

189

70

204

(*)

54

63

87

308

5

39

61

202

121

75

46

871

219

2

253

154

69

14

1

13

101

41

5

263

229

34

87

(*)

87

0

0

532

43

13

(*)

397

72

3

1,216

481

204

181,240

54,464

5,817

3,255

2,562

40,716

40,592

6,230

1,700

68,951

5,930

872

789

4,269

13,940

8,187

2,531

1,249

1,116

857

5,735

3,801

2,108

1,693

1,934

10,624

177

1,820

6,736

1,891

8,413

294

3,793

1,633

2,693

10,057

7,358

2,699

14,253

1,732

806

1,148

3,059

1,596

859

113

458

768

3,009

706

2,020

984

1,036

5 '7 2 D5

5,27D8

(*)

5,665

680

1,295

107

116

174

547

351

93

451

1,314

1,833

44,416

861

38,446

4,626

184,787

54,303

6,225

3,681

2,544

40,719

40,594

5,668

1,691

70,945

6,122

911

825

4,386

14,194

8,210

2,563

1,298

5,97^

2,181

177

6,799

299

3,833

10,178

7,433

2,745

808

1,401

1,665

873

114

470

853

3,051

711

1,069

(*)

6,196

722

1,308

107

124

174

547

355

847

1,385

1,836

45,394

883

38,826

4,831

13,743 171,044 12,097

9,228

933

846

87

7,471

7,470

(*)

1

731

93

2,501

192

39

36

118

669

276

32

49

294

74

45,076

5,292

2,835

2,457

33,249

33,124

(

D)

(D)

4,937

1,597

68,444

5,930

872

789

4,269

13,525

7,933

2,531

1,249

5,68^

2,107

10,832

679

565

114

8,668

8,668

0

0

1,382

104

881

0

0

0

0

573

326

2

C

11C

17

(*)

34

87

(*)

87

0

0

532

43

13

(*)

397

72

3

22

437

204

177

63

(

D)

308

5

39

61

202

121

75

46

(D)

2

253

69

14

1

13

98

41

5

6,736

1,891

(

D

294

3,793

(

D

(

D

10,057

7,358

2,699

1,732

806

1,148

1,596

859

113

458

756

3,009

706

1,035

(*)

5,665

680

1,295

107

116

174

547

351

93

451

1,314

1,833

861

38,388

4,626

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

238

101

0

1,901

1,444

154

146

8

1,200

1,200

0

0

89

1

374

0

0

0

0

158

72

2

0

(*)

10,196

525

420

105

7,467

7,467

0

0

1,293

103

507

0

0

0

0

415

253

0

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

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Table I ILL 3.—Petroleum and Mining Exploration and Development

Expenditures by U.S. Parents, Industry by Type

[Millions of dollars]

Total

expenditures

Capitalized

expenditures 1

Expenditures

charged

against

income

 2

(1)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products.'.

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products ....

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

47,096

41,654

4,227

3,745

482

32,118

32,118

0

0

4,538

771

2,985

(

D

)

1,758

1,177

2

0

()

452

(

D

)

113

D

0

(

D

)

622

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

132

0

0

1,533

(

D

1,050

0

(2)

34,999

30,822

3,548

3,179

369

23,451

23,451

0

0

3,156

667

2,104

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(*)

1,184

852

0

0

()

342

(

D

)

96

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

117

0

0

1,295

D

949

0

(3)

12,097

10,832

679

565

114

8,668

8,668

0

0

1,382

104

881

0

0

0

0

573

326

2

0

()

110

(

D

)

17

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

15

0

0

75

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

( ;

(

D

;

0

0

( • )

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

238

101

0

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Table III.M 1.^Income Statement of U.S. Parents, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Income

Total Sales

Income

from

equity

investments

Capital

gains/ Other

Costs and expenses

Total

Cost of

goods sold

Selling,

general,

and

administrative

expenses

U.S.

income Other

Net

income

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

All industriesPetroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Hlt h i

gg,

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

2,316,720

555,911

19,073

5,955

13,118

420,190

412,063

(

D

)

105,016

11,632

1,022,741

114,844

19,325

14,005

81,514

176,256

90,925

34,258

28,855

10,517

11,702

98,643

56,202

33,447

22,755

42,441

119,921

6,914

24,054

54,784

34,169

128,671

8,312

47,256

21,014

52,089

184,877

113,896

70,981

199,528

23,554

21,200

18,122

27,308

22,148

17,812

2,535

8,311

12,840

34,962

10,736

107,951

35,942

72,008

201,935

16,426

185,197

60

251

46,045

4,697

16,655

3,474

1,542

1,028

3,573

7,038

2,857

5,305

8,394

8,138

382,136

3,101

1,726

560

1,166

30,448

199,706

147,156

2,249,876

540,066

17,121

5,515

11,606

408,543

400,967

(

D

)

103,046

11,356

990,570

111,881

18,825

13,433

79,623

168,396

87,753

31,511

27,675

10,032

11,425

97,639

56,203

34,219

21,984

41,437

114,411

6,629

23,062

51,400

33,320

124,763

8,088

46,312

20,393

49,969

179,641

110,395

69,246

193,840

22,632

20,712

17,587

26,584

21,749

17,544

2,460

8,017

12,579

33,452

10,523

106,070

34,571

71,499

195,703

15,975

179,679

48

0

44,465

4,640

16,103

1,491

923

3,426

6,869

2,588

5,024

8,199

7,912

373,002

2,978

1,699

564

1,134

29,990

194,311

144,025

25,538

8,755

1,065

132

934

6,181

5,755

D

(

1,376

132

12,279

980

161

236

584

3,407

970

1,544

596

184

112

440

145

-17

162

295

2,942

76

501

2,234

132

1,017

91

297

291

339

2,261

1,796

465

1,230

333

27

89

81

5

72

13

423

67

411

326

85

2,231

230

1,750

(*)

251

516

26

77

32

3

5

38

168

167

30

49

1,347

41

6

4

2

163

754

5,093

1,277

412

148

264

789

758

(

53

23

-239

231

7

5

218

305

97

18

82

93

15

-1,342

-1,221

-1,354

133

-121

324

16

102

206

-50

-2

61

37

-146

-76

-201

125

368

15

153

53

42

55

-47

28

33

22

700

593

108

2,862

52

2,810

(•)

112

16

-2

4

(*)

-8

1

-3

12

38

53

381

12

-52

-44

-8

18

422

-19

36,213

5,813

474

160

315

4,677

4,583

(

D)

(

540

122

20,132

1,753

332

331

1,090

4,148

2,105

1,185

502

207

150

1,905

1,075

600

476

830

2,244

210

475

1,049

511

2,941

135

586

293

1,927

3,051

1,906

1,146

4,090

575

247

450

655

255

234

63

216

220

1,053

124

769

452

317

1,140

169

958

13

(*)

952

15

478

45

52

102

149

130

104

103

128

125

7,406

70

74

35

39

276

4,219

2,767

2,216,003

531,138

16,929

5,196

11,733

401,057

()

102,070

11,083

982,156

109,708

18,528

13,040

78,140

164,951

87,359

29,577

26,603

10,254

11,157

100,533

36,039

23,348

41,146

112,232

7,090

23,671

48,414

33,057

122,263

8,006

45,206

19,987

49,063

182,517

113,951

68,566

189,951

21,306

20,316

17,555

26,525

20,814

17,450

2,405

8,025

13,005

32,250

10,301

106,246

34,879

71,367

188,617

15,196

173,360

59

1

43,460

4,547

15,899

3,340

1,492

955

3,366

6,745

2,677

5,114

7,835

7,389

364,386

2,954

1,750

664

1,086

29,921

185,534

144,226

1,771,886

475,617

12,398

3,697

8,701

359,045

351,674

D

94,540

9,634

751,440

79,736

13,485

8,812

57,439

116,694

69,792

14,956

15,633

8,239

8,074

86,015

52,567

32,577

19,991

33,448

79,286

5,672

18,067

30,915

24,631

92,483

6,247

35,470

14,669

36,096

158,144

102,772

55,372

139,082

14,360

15,978

14,728

21,464

12,541

13,359

1,848

6,450

10,289

21,175

6,889

92,997

27,256

65,741

156,343

10,998

145,296

49

0

30,698

2,729

10,792

2,256

995

641

2,380

4,521

1,894

4,096

5,653

5,533

264,791

2,314

1,447

550

897

27,540

131,781

101,708

322,075

26,790

2,221

569

1,653

19,810

19,283

(

D)

4,001

758

177,577

24,024

3,754

3,410

16,861

38,282

13,194

11,914

9,086

1,594

2,494

10,708

4,913

3,015

1,898

5,794

24,264

942

4,392

12,362

6,569

23,083

1,382

7,110

4,319

10,272

18,235

7,661

10,574

38,981

4,558

3,468

2,015

3,905

6,578

3,434

407

1,278

2,014

8,569

2,754

10,413

5,883

4,531

27,259

3,703

23,551

3

1

9,428

1,553

3,979

890

148

746

1,860

500

532

1,347

1,517

70,608

497

129

57

72

1,379

31,532

37,071

45,271

10,837

1,125

468

657

8,234

8,257

(

D)

()

1,222

256

19,374

2,842

523

518

1,801

3,503

316

1,585

1,360

C)

241

-475

-1,073

-966

-107

597

3,385

-46

-1

2,945

487

2,695

170

856

540

1,128

2,023

887

1,135

5,402

1,475

487

164

361

1,062

97

101

82

-40

1,249

366

1,159

791

1,564

474

1,091

-1

0

1,465

(

D)

540

117

7

141

234

(

D)

123

404

216

10,872

84

-31

-39

8

354

8,493

1,972

76,771

17,895

1,185

463

722

13,968

13,824

(

D)

()

2,307

435

33,765

3,106

767

300

2,039

6,472

4,058

1,122

524

421

348

4,286

2,980

1,413

1,566

1,306

5,298

523

1,213

2,192

1,370

4,001

206

1,769

459

1,567

4,116

2,631

1,485

6,486

914

383

647

795

633

560

49

215

742

1,257

292

1,676

950

726

3,451

21

3,422

7

C)

1,870

(

D)

587

78

119

159

100

131

(

D)

362

430

124

18,114

58

205

97

108

648

13,728

3,476

(11)

100,716

24,773

2,144

759

1,385

19,134

19,025

D )

()

2,946

550

40,586

5,136

797

965

3,374

11,305

3,565

4,681

2,252

262

545

-1,890

-3,186

-2,592

-594

1,295

7,689

-176

382

6,370

1,112

6,408

306

2,049

1,027

3,026

2,360

-55

2,415

9,577

2,248

884

568

783

1,335

362

130

-166

2,712

436

1,705

1,063

642

13,318

1,230

11,837

1

250

2,585

150

756

134

50

73

207

293

180

190

559

749

17,750

147

-24

-104

80

526

14,171

2,930

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Table III.N 1.—Sales of Goods and Services by U.S. Parents, Industry by Type and Destination

[Millions of dollars]

Goods and services

Total

(1)

2,249,876

540,066

17,121

5,515

11,606

408,543

400,967

103,046

11,356

990,570

111,881

18,825

13,433

79,623

168,396

87,753

31,511

27,675

10,032

11,425

97,639

56,203

34,219

21,984

41,437

114,411

6,629

23,062

51,400

33,320

124,763

8,088

46,312

20,393

49,969

179,641

110,395

69,246

193,840

22,632

20,712

17,587

26,584

21,749

17,544

2,460

8,017

12,579

33,452

10,523

106,070

34,571

71,499

195,703

1 ^ Q7^ io,y to

179,679

48

0

44,465

4,640

16,103

3,393

1,491

923

3,426

6,869

2,588

5,024

8,199

7,912

373,002

2,978

1,699

564

1,134

29,990

194,311

144,025

To U.S.

persons

(2)

2,002,286

439,637

15,476

5,504

9,972

322,774

315,59D2

90,117

11,270

880,721

107,834

17,757

13,311

76,766

151,908

77,199

28,954

26,503

8,981

10,271

90,377

51,911

32,590

19,322

38,466

94,603

5,614

16,739

43,589

28,660

105,511

7,577

38,684

16,802

42,448

152,483

96,675

55,807

178,005

19,730

20,155

16,171

24,553

21,329

16,450

2,350

7,538

11,858

27,861

10,011

84,031

32,068

51,963

191,765

IK CIO 10,01O

176,204

48

0

41,795

A *>91

15,183

3,317

1,410

767

3,191

6,499

2,507

3,849

8,057

7,679

364,338

2,509

1,551

547

1,004

27,073

189,747

143,459

To

foreign

affiliates

(3)

102,159

51,612

(

D)

5

(D)

44,943

44,770

(")

(

D)

42,779

832

132

51

650

6,235

3,311

1,777

666

118

363

1,492

622

133

488

870

10,191

608

1,663

6,592

1,328

7,479

197

<455

1,685

1,213

10,978

10,082

' 896

5,571

214

141

109

283

126

491

32

152

240

3,576

207

4,870

(

D)

(

D)

1,317

(

D)

C)

0

366

159

P>

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

2

124.

(

D)

(

D)

1,216

116

16

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

431

(

D)

To other

foreign

persons

(4)

145,431

48,818

(

D)

6

(

D)

40,825

40,605

(°)

(

D)

67,070

3,214

936

71

2,207

10,253

7,244

780

505

934

791

5,770

3,670

1,496

2,174

2,100

9,617

406

4,660

1,219

3,332

11,773

qoc

ooO

3,173

1,907

6,308

16,180

3,637

12,542

10,264

2,689

416

1,307

1,749

294

603

78

327

481

2,016

305

17,170

(

D)

(

D)

2 '6 2 Dl

(D)

0

0

2,304

7 6 D

(»)

( D)

(D)

(

D)

79

1,051

(

D)

(

D)

7,449

353

131

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

4,133

(

D)

Goods1

Total

(5)

1,721,886

501,091

9,575

4,996

4,579

397,037

391,280

92,799

1,680

915,926

106,215

(

D)

(

D)

74,842

163,961

85,170

31,088

27,398

(

D)

(

D)

90,403

53,134

32,367

20,767

37,270

101,609

(

D)

21,409

41,448

(

D)

106,798

37,038

(

D)

(

D)

164,279

100,527

63,752

182,660

(

D)

20,659

(

D)

26,277

19,160

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

11,346

31,767

9,609

104,551

33,518

71,033

11,289

11,122

(

D)

0

6,518

2,153

(O)

44

144

(

D)

(

D)

1,566

217

743

182,512

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,134

24,522

21,631

132,008

To U.S.

persons

(6)

1,490,881

402,495

8,694

4,986

3,709

312,113

306,750

80,074

1,615

810,120

102,393

(

D)

(

D)

72,210

147,781

74,913

28,535

26,230

(

D)

(

D)

83,306

48,883

(

D)

(

D)

34,423

82,437

(

D)

15,349

33,998

(

D)

88,668

30,061

(

D)

(

D)

137,613

86,898

50,714

167,923

(

D)

20,111

(

D)

24,252

18,805

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

10,777

26,197

9,106

82,588

31,056

51,532

10,24 Q 9

10,154

(

D)

0

6,04J

1,97D9

C*>

41

85

(

D)

(

D)

1,346

207

692

179,381

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,004

23,642

20,545

131,459

To

foreign

affiliates

(7)

98,812

50,924

(

D)

5

44,339

44,16D5

(

D)

(

D)

41,898

(

D)

132

51

(

D)

(

D)

1,777

666

118

363

1,482

611

133

478

870

9,794

608

(D)

(

D)

1,328

7,177

19X.C,7 I

4,286

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

141

109

281

(D)

485

32

152

234

(

D)

(

D)

4,850

(

D)

(

D)

210

(D)

(*)

0

114

89

(»)

( D)

(

D)

(

D)

2

17

(

D)

(

D)

817

116

16

(

D)

131

(

D)

( )

To other

foreign

persons

(8)

132,193

47,672

(

D)

6

(

D)

40,586

40,36D5

(°)

(

D)

63,908

(

D)

936

7D

(

D)

(

D)

776

501

933

789

5,616

3,640

(

D)

(

D)

1,976

9,379

406

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

10,953

qoc

OOO

2,691

(

D)

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

407

1,307

1,744

(

D)

(

D)

76

(

D)

335

(

D)

(

D)

17,113

(

D)

(

D)

830

(D)

0

0

35J

86

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

203

(

D)

(

D)

2,314

353

131

(D)

(

D)

749

(

D)

(

D)

Services

 2

Total

(9)

527,990

38,976

7,546

519

7,027

11,506

9,687

10,248

9,676

74,644

5,666

(

D)

(

D)

4,781

4,435

2,583

423

277

(

D)

(

D)

7,236

3,069

1,852

1,217

4,167

12,802

(

D)

1,653

9,952

(

D)

17,96D5

9,274

(

D)

(D)

15,362

9,868

5,494

11,180

(

D)

54

(

D)

307

2,589

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,233

1,685

914

1,520

1,053

466

184,413

168,557

(

D)

0

37,94J

13,950

(

D)

879

3,282

(

D)

(D)

3,458

7,982

7,168

190,490

(

D)

(D)

(

D)

0

5,468

172,680

12,017

To U.S.

persons

(10)

511,405

37442

6,782

518

6,263

10,662

8,843

10,043

9,655

70,601

5,441

(

D)

(

D)

4,556

4,127

2,286

418

273

(D)

(

D)

7,071

3,029

(

D)

(

D)

4,043

12,166

(

D)

1,390

9,591

(

D)

16,843

8,623

(

D)

(

D)

14,870

9,777

5,093

10,082

(

D)

45

(

D)

301

2,523

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,081

1,664

905

1,443

1,012

431

181,516

166,050

(

D)

0

35,74^

13,204

(»)

726

3,106

(

D)

(

D)

2,503

7,850

6,986

184,956

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

3,431

169,202

11,999

To

foreign

affiliates

(11)

3,348

688

49

(*)

49

604

604

0

0

(

D)

881

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(*)

0

10

10

0

10

(*)

397

0

(D)

(

D)

1

302

A

U

169

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(D)

0

0

2

(D)

6

(*)

0

6

(

D)

(

D)

20

(

D)

(

D)

1,107

(D)

C)

0

252

70

(»)

(D)

(°)

4

0

106

(

D)

(

D)

399

0

(*)

(*)

0

(

D)

(

D)

2

To other

foreign

persons

(12)

13,238

1,146

716

C)

715

240

240

0

C

(

D)

3,162

(

D

0

0

(

D;

(

D>

4

4

(*)

1

154

30

(D]

(

D]

124

238

1

(

D)

(

DJ

(Dj

820

r\

V

482

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

9

(*)

5

(

D)

(

D)

1

(

D)

146

(

D)

(

D)

57

(

D)

(

D)

1>79 D0

(D)

0

0

1,947

676

24

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

848

(D)

(

D)

5,135

0

0

0

0

( D)

16

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment,

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.,

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

(1)

2,249,876

540,066

17,121

5,515

11,606

408,543

400,967

(

D)

103,046

11,356

990,570

111,881

18,825

13,433

79,623

168,396

87,753

31,511

27,675

10,032

11,425

97,639

56,203

34,219

21,984

41,437

114,411

6,629

23,062

51,400

33,320

124,763

8,088

46,312

20,393

49,969

179,641

110,395

69,246

193,840

22,632

20,712

17,587

26,584

21,749

17,544

2,460

8,017

12,579

33,452

10,523

106,070

34,571

71,499

195,703

15,975

179,679

48

0

44,465

4,640

16,103

3,393

1,491

923

3,426

6,869

2,588

5,024

8,199

7,912

373,002

2,978

1,699

564

1,134

29,990

194,311

144,025

Petroleum

Total

(2)

487,130

454,987

12,699

5,171

7,528

343,740

338,467

(D)

89,010

9,539

23,612

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

15,413

13,222

0

0

1,648

543

1,691

(

D)

(D)

767

(

D)

1,238

0

1,154

0

84

2,666

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

1,033

0

1

356

356

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(D)

0

2

0

0

0

0

2

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

7,171

(

D)

(

D)

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

5,073

(

D)

Crude

petroleum

extraction

(3)

14,689

6,336

5,107

4,836

271

0

0

AV

0

720

509

3,876

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

1,999

(

D)

0

0

772

(

D)

374

374

4

370

0

(

D)

0

8

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

113

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

1

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

2

0

0

0

0

2

0

(

D)

0

0

4,232

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

3,755

0

Oil and gas

field services

(4)

15,155

8,329

7,454

(D)

(

D)

568

568

AU

0

308

0

5,463

0

0

0

0

2,108

1,334

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

78

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

1,147

0

(

D)

2,083

D0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

(

D)

(D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

950

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

Integrated

refining and

extraction

(5)

341,973

(D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

327,526

327,526

A

U

0 4,866

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Refining

without

extraction

(6)

4,721

(D)

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Petroleum

and coal

products, nee

(7)

2,893

1,472

0

0

0

(

D)

A

u

(D)

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

1

0

0

0

(D)

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Wholesale

trade

(8)

90,206

86,170

0

0

0

5,704

(°)

0

80,465

0

1,893

0

0

0

0

1,404

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(9)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

Other

(9)

17,492

15,981

(

D)

(

D)

(

D;

(

D;

0

9,030

982

0

0

0

0

(

D)

5

0

0

(

D;

DO

(

DJ

0

(

Dj

(

Dj

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(Dj

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

(Dj

0

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper arid allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services...

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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[Millions of dollars]

Manufacturing

Total

Food and kindred products

Total

Grain

mill

and

bakery

products

Bever- Other

Chemicals and allied products

Total

Industrial

chemicals

and

synthetics

Drugs

Soap,

cleaners, and

toilet

goods

Agricultural

chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Total

Primary

Ferrous

Nonferrous

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods .

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companifs

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

910,494

46,317

()

41,763

41,292

0

471

818,842

92,414

15,645

12,000

64,770

134,766

64,519

29,543

26,806

4,437

9,461

76,363

43,862

26,382

17,480

32,501

97,485

6,195

19,984

41,106

30,199

91,296

7,035

34,004

15,202

35,055

157,572

97,007

60,566

168,946

18,870

19,266

15,957

23,428

18,675

15,037

2,344

7,643

9,021

30,233

8,472

15,957

4,564

11,393

5,185

0

5,187

0

1,297D )

0

(

D)

639

D

19,006

(

D)

()

733

13,613

3,911

115,271

95,740

81,957

13,588

11,636

56,733

7,117

(

D)

2,138

3,820

(

D)

()

6,357

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

11,068

D

24,192

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

19,531

18,592

11,078

(

D)

18,135

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

17,355

13,769

(

D)

9,409

(

D)

72,944

58,854

49,596

D )

()

46,164

6,068

(

D)

1,876

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

t)

0

0

0

0

0

0

7,820

0

7,820

135,656

23,841

(

D)

0

(

D)

23,213

(°)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

110,438

2,262

(

D)

0

(

D)

98,373

49,037

22,234

16,732

3,633

6,738

(

D)

(

1,510

460

524

0

0.

D

(

1,231

(

D)

0

1

(

D)

5,703

D

()

317

0

1,791

D

()

2,337

97

69,642

17,413

0

0

0

(

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

51,824

546

(

D)

0

(

D)

44,525

40,911

1,477

861

(

D)

(

D)

1,274

(

D)

(

D)

1,068

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

3,897

0

(

0

1,605

(

D)

19,390

(

0

0

0

0

19,117

107

5

0

102

18,890

1,674

16,596

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

18,876

0

0

(

D)

1

0

(

D)

0

0

18,763

790

0

0

790

17,844

759

3,087

13,889

0

108

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

Q

0

0

12,446

3,271

0

0

0

3,271

D

()

0

0

9,175

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

7,851

3,982

(

D)

()

2,959

(

D)

374

374

15,302

3,086

(

D)

()

2,569

0

11,559

(

D)

()

9,262

1,711

(

D)

1,179

(

D)

5,876

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

1,187

0

0

(

97

87,884

9,382

(

D)

()

9,115

(

D)

0

(

D)

149

75,457

504

0

()

3,652

1,704

(

D

()

793

57,825

36,336

21,814

14,522

21,490

4,674

(

D)

976

(

D)

2,773

2,394

596

()

734

3,477

669

2,808

2,929

(

D)

120

233

()

227

(

D)

560

237

379

661

661

0

(

0

0

466

0

100

0

0

0

100

1

32,050

(

0

24,399

D )

()

760

(

21,231

20,399

19,697

702

833

777

()

690

593

20,757

()

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

17,694

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

1,069

832

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

14,335

(

D)

(

D)

12,800

(

D)

108

0

0

0

108

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[Millions of dollars]

Manufacturing

Machinery, except electrical

Total

(1)

111,210

2,254

463

0

463

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

104,641

son OV\)

0

0

800

2,324

1,504

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

620

3,753

1,533

(

D

)

(

D

)

2,220

77,992

5,712

16,582

34,210

21,489

8,574

783

2,603

956

4,233

7,381

3,488

3,893

3,817

0

(D)

162

351

(

D

)

(

D

)

264

(

D

)

356

2,199

933

933

0

654

0

654

0

0

2,434

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

(D)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

294

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

117

(

D

)

Farm

and

garden

(2)

7,936

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

7,353

Q

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

5,338

4,316

(

D

)

(

D

)

386

( D)

0

0

(

D

)

1,818

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

(D)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

Construction et

al.

(3)

22,542

932

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

20,796

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(D)

1,689

545

545

0

1,144

15,696

14,198

(

D

)

781

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

834

322

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

(D)

3

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

Office

and

computing

(4)

39,235

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

37,931

Q

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

33,354

0

0

33,354

0

1>86

D

4

(D)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

2,074

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

1,954

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

Other

(5)

41,497

355

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

38,561

0

0

(

D

)

1,292

1,040

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

1,771

988

(

D

)

(

D

)

783

23,60D4

(D)

(

D

)

20,321

5,783

621

1,167

721

3,275

4,017

1,206

2,811

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

128

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

2 6 D4

(D)

2 4 D2

24

24

0

654

0

654

0

0

(D)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

Electric and electronic equipment

Total

(6)

97,494

(D)

7

0

7

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

83,730

0

0

(

D

)

3,189

2,201

631

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

648

5,09D2

502

2,533

(

D

)

63,845

5,346

24,913

11,322

22,265

5,694

2,106

3,587

3,526

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

183

286

(D)

2,250

592

592

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(D)

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

(

D

)

Household

appliances

(7)

10,588

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

?

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

127

0

0

0

127

395

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

8,672

5 219

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

DO

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Radio,

television, and

communication

(8)

40,954

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

30,385

0

0

(

D

)

562

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

158

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

23,226

18,600

999

(

D

)

4,675

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

286

0

160

160

0

(D)

D0

0

0

(D)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

0

Electronic

components

and

accessories

(9)

19,319

7

7

0

7

0

0

0

0

0

0

(°)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

336

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(D)

762

(

D

)

15,610

o 5,077

9,607

926

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,397

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

96

(

D

)

0

9 2 D3

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

Other

(10)

26,632

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

23,775

0

0

(

D

)

1,950

1,466

446

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

0

242

2,193

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,552

16,338

(D)

(

D

)

15,080

583

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

( )

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

1,042

1

(

D

)

0

(D)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

Transportation equipment

Total

(11)

161,867

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

DO

(

D

)

158,386

0

0

(

D

)

2,416

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,019

(

D

)

(

D

)

3

'

1 2 0

362

(

D

)

2,354

10,594

3,928

(

D

)

(

D

)

138,197

90,167

48,030

1,477

0

DO

DO

868

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

1 0 D8

746

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

Motor

vehicles

(12)

95,480

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

94,287

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

\

(D)

(

D

)

1>59 D4

( D )

0

1,474

1>47

D

2

443

(

D

)

(

D

)

88,709

86,363

2,347

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(D)

(°)

(D)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

Other

(13)

66,387

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

C

0

0

0

(

D

(

D

)

64,099

r

i

0

0

Q0

(

D

0

(

D

0

(

D

1,587

1,018

1,018

0

569

1,526

(D)

(

D

880

9,123

3,48£

(

D

!

(

D

49,487

3,805

45,683

(

D

;

0

DO

c

0

(

D

0

(

D

)

(D)

(]

( )

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

647

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services:

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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[Millions of dollars]

Manufacturing

Other manufacturing

Total Tobacco

Textile

and

apparel

Lumber

etal.

Paper

Printing and

publishRubber

Miscellaneous

plastics

Glass

Stone,

clay, et

al.

Instruments

Other

Wholesale trade

Total

Durable

goods

Nondurable

goods

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (ID (12) (13) (14)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals .tr.

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

201,112

1,795

(

D)

(

0

1,693

(

D)

190,449

5,436

(

D)

()

17,695

7,482

4,076

5,349

(

D)

(

9,129

2,190

1,728

462

6,939

6,082

(

D)

1,563

(

D

)

1,189

4,658

(

D

)

1,375

1,326

2,314

575

1,739

145,136

11,476

18,748

14,850

22,433

18,275

11,835

1,778

6,696

8,080

22,960

8,006

1,540

1,278

262

2,022

0

2,022

0

0

1,486

0

824

0

0

(

D)

299

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

3,819

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

1,055

(

D)

14,579

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

11,724

(

D)

()

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

11,005

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

23,543

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

23,219

2,010

(

D)

()

1,116

219

(

0

(

D)

1,507

(

D)

(

89

0

0

0

89

316

0

()

0

0

0

18,180

0

16,556D )

()

391

(

D)

0

()

452

16,569

84

()

0

16,066

(

D)

0

0

747

240

240

0

507

228

(

0

(

D)

252

()

311

13,951

0

1,091

9,438

2,462

337

(

0

364

144

D

33,938

()

0

0

0

0

32,383

152

0

()

3,784

(

D)

(

0

0

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26,504

(

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157

4,680

17,787

1,350

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21,260

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387

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387

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396

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142

235

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0

0

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17,866

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(

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9J4

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0

0

637

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10,951

4

0

0

0

4

4

0

0

0

0

10,94D6

0

0

86

0

86

0

0

0

0

10,718

0

103

0

1

0

10,344

127

11,040

(

0

0

0

0

10,894

982

0

()

3,424

3,312

4

(

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0

(

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1,637

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324

53

1,260

81

0

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180

0

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100

80

216

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4,373

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1

475

1,380

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261

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144

7,773

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0

0

7,773

(

D)

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507

(

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5,535

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(

D)

4

0

0

2

0

4,791

11,507

()

0

0

11,221

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

211

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

1,550

710

484

226

840

1,258

0

0

0

0

(

D)

672

(

7,405

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

6,147

(

D)

259

35,159

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

33,678

1

0

1

0

6,166

2,048

3,316

(

D)

0

()

0

181

3,081

0

235

2,709

136

2,870

0

1,043

981

846

(

D)

0

(

D)

21,079

0

0

20,756

0

747

747

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

14,793

13,550

1,221

947

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901

0

33

657

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953

1

461

547

()

28

245

614

()

8,520

(

D)

444

(

D)

(

D)

468

(

46

6,381

397

397

0

()

0

0

173

0

137

0

0

0

137

0

486

(

D)

0

0

0

()

155

119,648

4,929

0

0

0

967

967

0

0

25,085

4,166

360

(

2,563

1,034

549

(

222

4,844

3,498

2,758

740

1,346

1,484D

396

(

D)

394

3,574

(

D)

974

(

D)

2,297

3,817

3,464

353

4,637

4

226

(

D)

1,887

167

39

()

1,005

(

D)

82,044

27,906

54,138

()

129

0

0

0

(

D)

134

6,050

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

1,508

3,590

56,165

16,638

628

0

(

D)

959

1,346

D )

396

(

974

()

3,817

3,464

353

2,092

4

2

(

D)

993

4

39

29,817

26,485

3,332

0

275

4,905

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D.)

1,508

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[Millions of dollars]

Finance (except banking), insurance,

and real estate

Total Finance

InsuranceReal

Services

Total

Hotels

and

other

lodging

Business services

Advertising

Management,

consulting, and

public

relations

Equipment

rental

Computer

and

data

processing

Other

Motion

pictures

Engineering

etal.

Health

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products....

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

220,303

6,571

D

73

(

D

)

3,344

D

22,488

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

345

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

3,763

D

()

1,664

4

441

4,152

0

()

10,710

(

D

)

61

0

0

5

302

663

180OT

164,358

0

3 4 D0

163

6

C)

0

82

9,968

(

D

)

0

0

0

574

45,451

0

15,767

(

D

)

68

()

1,363

4

()

807

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

9,401

8,847

553

0

386

24,098

15,356

8,742

(*)

0

246

()

1,890

171,533

3,611

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

2,764

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

5,788

(

D

)

0

0

()

792

0

154,73^

154,486

0

36

0

0

0

0

0

1

240

3,320

(

D

)

14

0

0

0

(

D

)

933

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

126

126

4

463

1,445

(

D

)

1,130

(

D

)

0

58

0

(

0

0

0

154

79,133

966

()

589

589

0

0

27,562

2,021

(

D

)

(

1,084

1,187

(

D

)

426

(

D

)

C)

(

D

)

1,893

552

1,341

9,305

(

D

)

8,131

888

6,983

(

D

)

5,391

(

D

)

1,011

2,863

185

2,678

3,311

0

(

835

(

D

)

3

704

817

566

2,109

D

0

0

37,662

3,130

13,387

2,771

1,212

879

3,282

5,244

2,085

4,288

7,990

6,782

10,268

D

4,381

2,055

4,484

0

0

3,287

2,970

D

444

0

0

0

0

0

2,785

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2,088

400

()

0

1,202

D

1,072

0

0

(

D

)

0

2

0

3,616

4

4

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,201

(

D

)

0

0

()

4

0

0

0

(

D

)

426

()

138

(*)

()

0

0

1,556

0

874

0

0

874

0

0

0

12,296

40

0

0

0

4

8,611

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

3

6,876

0

403

0

4

832

(

415

0

0

0

(

D

)

276

0

0

(*)

()

0

0

3,210

0

3,158

D

0

3,148

(

D

)

0

0

0

52

7

0

0

0

0

0

7

0

11,454

0

3,005

D

4

0

4

(

D

)

645

0

0

(

D

)

2

(

D

)

792

466

0

0

0

0

104

0

0

37

C)

51

0

51

0

0

5,244

(

D

)

5,036

D

(

4,993

0

6,228

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

3,743

(

D

)

2,339

0

12,045

419

74

(

0

0

(

D

)

0

3,082

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

438

()

504

0

()

176

1,001

0

4

()

0

0

4,015

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

4,437

0

0

0

0

9,628

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

659

0

0

0

0

D

()

0

0

7,896

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

7,896

0

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[Millions of dollars]

Other industries

Total

Agriculture,

forestry, and

fishing

Mining

Metal Nonmetallic

Construction

Transportation,

communication, and

public

utilities

Retail trade

Not specified

by industry

 2

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas.

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery >r

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery.

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

385,296

21,714

3,309

161

3,148

15,477

(

D)

34,901

7,412

(

D)

()

4,989

6,627

2,731

(

D)

308

(

D)

949

6,216

3,610

1,424

2,186

2,606

1,267

(

D)

370

(

D)

651

1,876

0

602D

()

1,687

(

D)

()

1,209

(

D

)

691

1,951

1,328

D

)

()

1,407

(

D

)

943

3,719

438

3,281

2,068

0

2,068

0

0

3,738

(

D

)

1,125

D

)

(

0

862

(

D

)

1,074

(

D

)

542

319,156

1,869

1,386

468

918

23,478

166,876

125,547

4,385

292

()

0

521

()

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

1,191

D )

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

3

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

2,004

(

D)

0

0

0

0

3,496

1,554

D

()

0

0

0

0

1,384

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

1,133

D

()

731

()

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

1

1

0

,0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

557

0

557

12,376

5,397

308

( )

4,039

4,039

0

0

5,386

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

2,883

2,312

(

D)

(

1,617

1,616

552

1,064

2

67

0

0

0

67

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

377

0

0

0

0

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,536

0

31,777

()

0

0

(

D)

0

3,902

0

0

0

0

255

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

1,457

(

D)

()

774

0

189

(

803

415

()

0

0

1,351

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

()

0

22,554

0

0

0

0

182,694

4,372

106

()

2,506

D( )

0

924

10,825

2,779

0

()

360

1

(

799

799

D

()

( Dy

0

0

(

D)

1,372

0

(

0

(

D)

4,758

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

1,700

(

D)

1

(

D)

548

0

0

135

799

0

799

0

0

(

335

(

0

535

165,676

D

0

(

D)

164,807

D

(7)

150,569

(

D)

5

0

5

(

0

12,508

3,931

2,256

0

1,674

2,865

(

D)

107

(

D)

(

D)

1,207

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

234

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

3,702

4

(

D)

0

648

246

(

D)

0

0

1,921

133

1,788

()

0

0

1,498

(

D)

()

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

6

126,828

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

1,465

124,988

(8)

47,871

4,582

0

C)

C)

2,664

2,664

C )

0

1,847

70

38,080

5,507

321

C)

5,186

7,495

5,489

583

74

1,237

111

2,869

1,523

1,245

278

1,346

1,968

15

863

426

664

14,217

840

2,625

1,736

9,016

2,769

(*)

2,769

3,256

255

(•)

86

312

61

771

75

67

377

1,235

17

2,765

367

2,398

5,225

(*)

5,225

0

0

-4,165

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

(

-4,165

(•)

(*)

1,384

(•)

C)

(*)

C)

19

204

1,161

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Number of employees (thousands)

Total

Of which—

Employees

engaged in

research and

development

activities

Employee compensation (millions of dollars)

Total

Wages and

salaries

Employee

benefit plans

(1) (2) (3)

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas.

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

18,192.3

1,222.5

146.7

20.3

126.3

892.6

877.8

5.8

8.9

156.5

26.7

10,267.8

975.3

176.4

78.5

720.4

1,355.9

654.0

299.4

206.9

89.9

105.7

951.4

505.4

349.5

155.9

446.0

1,443.4

68.1

243.5

675.7

456.1

1,601.7

91.9

596.1

287.0

626.6

1,649.7

825.8

823.8

2,290.4

160.9

380.6

173.9

254.3

269.2

199.9

33.8

97.8

132.3

427.6

160.1

391.8

186.1

205.7

999.1

95.8

903.0

.3

(*)

958.5

158.5

310.8

48.0

15.9

4.2

65.4

177.3

44.0

67.5

228.1

149.5

4,352.6

16.8

14.9

7.8

7.1

240.6

2,021.0

2,059.4

578.7

25.0

2.2

.3

2.0

21.3

20.9

0

.4

1.4

.1

503.7

11.5

2.7

.5

8.3

86.2

42.4

27.2

10.2

.9

5.5

13.4

6.9

3.0

3.9

6.5

94.2

3.9

11.4

62.9

16.0

110.9

2.0

65.7

17.6

25.6

130.7

36.4

94.3

56.8

1.9

1.4

1.8

3.8

1.0

7.2

.5

2.5

1.9

32.8

1.9

8.0

7.1

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6.3

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6.3

0

0

12.4

0

11.6

0

(

D)

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4.6

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23.2

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D)

.2

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.1

.8

20.6

509,117

43,754

5,143

705

4,437

32,432

32,029

107

296

5,201

978

306,071

21,769

3,082

2,449

16,239

42,870

23,069

8,996

5,995

1,913

2,897

31,322

18,493

12,887

5,606

12,829

44,095

2,563

7,938

21,438

12,156

45,516

2,391

16,870

6,967

19,288

62,785

34,502

28,283

57,714

3,820

6,281

4,624

7,411

6,154

6,346

714

2,744

3,685

12,877

3,056

8,453

4,597

3,856

26,310

4,571

21,729

10

(*)

17,136

1,839

6,523

1,536

565

104

1,480

2,838

631

1,593

3,595

2,956

107,394

408

492

215

277

8,093

(4)

402,860

34,320

4,354

592

3,762

25,152

24,852

69

232

4,059

754

238,841

17,470

2,541

2,033

12,897

34,400

18,248

7,409

4,813

1,560

2,370

23,146

29,513

9,159

4,204

9,783

34,622

1,965

6,161

16,662

9,834

36,264

1,903

13,320

5,665

15,376

45,971

24,554

21,417

46,968

2,942

5,136

3,780

5,928

5,038

5,015

581

2,163

2,979

10,894

2,513

7,040

3,893

3,147

22,049

4,105

17,935

9

(*)

14,535

1,483

5,511

1,245

465

87

1,291

2,423

560

1,333

3,074

2,574

86,075

351

357

154

203

6,486

54,132

24,750

(5)

106,257

9,434

788

113

675

7,279

7,177

38

65

1,142

224

67,229

4,299

541

416

3,342

8,469

4,821

1,588

1,182

353

526

8,176

5,130

3,728

1,402

3,047

9,473

598

1,777

4,775

2,322

9,252

488

3,549

1,302

3,912

16,814

9,948

6,866

10,746

878

1,145

844

1,484

1,116

1,331

133

582

705

1,984

543

1,413

704

709

4,261

465

3,794

2

n

2,601

356

1,012

291

101

16

188

415

70

260

521

382

21,319

57

136

61

74

1,607

14,756

4,763

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[Thousands]

Total

Petroleum

Total

Crude

petroleum

extraction

Oil and gas

field services

Integrated

refining and

extraction

Refining

without

extraction

Petroleum

and coal

products, nee

Wholesale

trade

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment....

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estateFinance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)..

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film....

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining '.

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilitiesRetail trade

18,192.3

1,222.5

146.7

20.3

126.3

892.6

877.8

5.8

8.9

156.5

26.7

10,267.8

975.3

176.4

78.5

720.4

1,355.9

654.0

299.4

206.9

89.9

105.7

951.4

505.4

349.5

155.9

446.0

1,443.4

68.1

243.5

675.7

456.1

1,601.7

91.9

596.1

287.0

626.6

1,649.7

825.8

823.8

2,290.4

160.9

380.6

173.9

254.3

269.2

199.9

33.8

97.8

132.3

427.6

160.1

391.8

186.1

205.7

999.1

95.8

903.0

.3

(*)

958.5

158.5

310.8

48.0

15.9

4.2

65.4

177.3

44.0

67.5

228.1

149.5

4,352.6

16.8

14.9

7.8

7.1

240.6

2,021.0

2,059.4

650.0

540.6

75.6

15.6

60.1

404.2

394.6

4.9

4.6

51.0

9.8

73.8

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0

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0

34.2

23.6

0

0

5.4

5.1

4.0

2.6

(

1.4

9.6

0

9.4

0

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17.6

0

7.6

10.0

0

2.3

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6.0

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0

0

0

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0

0

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3.8

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0

0

6.3

0

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0

0

0

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0

(

D

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D

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24.7

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15.9

31.3

18.0

14.3

13.2

1.1

0

0

0

0

2.5

1.3

6.6

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0

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0

4.0

2.3

0

0

1.5

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C)

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0

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0

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5.8

130.6

65.9

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58.2

3.5

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0

0

2.3

0

45.2

0

0

0

0

17.7

(

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0

0

(

D

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4.9

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9.5

0

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0

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0

7.6

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0

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0

(

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0

0

0

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0

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0

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0

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382.7

374.2

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0

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368.9

368.9

0

0

4.9

0

8.6

0

0

0

0

8.6

8.6

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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4.9

0

0

0

4.9

0

4.9

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

14.3

6.4

0

0

0

6.3

1.7

0

4.6

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0

7.8

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

2.3

42.5

35.9

0

0

0

6.9

6.9

(*)

0

29.0

0

3.0

0

0

0

0

2.5

(

D

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0

0

(

(*)

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

.6

.6

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3.0

0

0

0

0

0

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2.7

(9)

42.9

35.2

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13.7

13.7

C)

0

12.2

8.5

2.0

0

0

0

0

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[Thousands]

Manufacturing

Total

Food and kindred products

Total

Grain

mill

and

bakery

products

Bever- Other

Chemicals and allied products

Total

Industrial

chemicals

and

synthetics

Drugs

Soap,

cleaners, and

toilet

goods

Agricultural

chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Total

Primary

Ferrous

Nonfer-

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

8,565.0

245.8

7.9

.4

7.5

186.7

183.7

0

3.0

46.2

5.1

7,897.5

630.5

79.3

64.5

486.7

951.5

447.7

247.4

158.9

22.4

75.0

736.8

388.0

269.5

118.6

348.8

1,119.6

53.6

180.3

522.7

363.0

1,163.1

71.9

452.2

213.0

426.0

1,401.1

737.9

663.2

1,895.0

142.8

353.1

155.1

203.6

216.1

147.0

31.9

86.0

91.2

350.6

117.5

99.7

52.0

47.7

68.5

0

28.0

0

17.4

8.4

1.5

8.0

1.0

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225.5

3.6

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.3

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13.1

176.7

31.7

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12.5

0

585.1

490.2

57.0

59.5

373.7

30.7

3.5

14.5

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2.5

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0

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

1.6

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0

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0

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0

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0

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0

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D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

168.5

10.6

0

0

0

9.4

(

1.1

0

142.7

(*)

0

n

o

II.I

(

D

)

.3

0

0

(

D

)

93.6

81.5

2.2

79.3

12.1

1.3

0

0

0

1.3

5.1

(

D

)

3.6

0

(

D

)

7.7

.5

7.2

24.0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

.1

0

0

0

0

14.7

0

0

0

0

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[Thousands]

Manufacturing

Machinery, except electrical

Total

(1)

1,220.4

22.5

6.5

0

6.5

4.1

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

11.8

0

1,166.4

7.5

0

0

7.5

27.2

18.8

1.3

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

40.5

15.2

(

D

)

(

D

)

25.2

867.1

47.8

144.8

422.9

251.6

101.6

9.2

37.7

14.2

40.6

73.9

28.7

45.2

48.6

0

.5

1.9

5.3

1.6

.9

4.4

(

D

)

5.4

24.9

(

D

)

9.6

9.6

0

7.2

0

7.2

0

0

9.6

0

3.2

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

6.4

0

0

5.1

1.1

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

Farm

and

garden

(2)

69.6

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

63.7

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

.2

0

0

0

.2

47.1

36.1

.2

(

D

)

(

D

)

1.3

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

13.7

12.6

1.1

1.4

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

Construction et al.

(3)

193.3

10.5

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

181.3

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

5.2

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

15.6

3.5

3.5

0

12.1

133.3

6.5

118.9

.2

7.7

5.4

0

1.0

.1

tf! 7.2

10.6

(

D

)

0

0

.2

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

2.9

C)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

.1

0

0

0

0

0

.1

0

Office

and

computing

(4)

489.1

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

475.8

0

0

0

0

5.9

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

3.7

0

0

0

3.7

412.4

0

0

412.4

0

30.1

1.1

21.1

5.5

2.4

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

.3

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

21.6

0

7.8

7.8

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

Other

(5)

468.4

3.6

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

445.6

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

16.0

13.4

1.3

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

21.1

11.8

(

D

)

(

D

)

9.3

274.4

5.2

25.7

(

D

)

(

D

)

64.8

(

D

)

15.6

8.6

(

D

)

(

D

)

8.9

(

D

)

21.0

0

.5

1.4

(

D

)

(

D

)

.1

4.4

(

D

)

(

D

)

3.3

(

D

)

.7

.7

0

7.2

0

7.2

0

0

7.5

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

3.9

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

Electric and electronic equipment

Total

(6)

1,316.2

17.9

.1

0

.1

17.4

17.4

0

0

0

.4

1,133.0

31.4

0

0

31.4

42.8

29.9

7.8

.1

0

5.1

19.9

8.7

8.5

.2

11.2

71.8

1.6

6.6

39.4

24.2

847.3

52.6

341.9

163.8

289.0

72.8

20.7

52.1

46.9

(

D

)

1.4

(

D

)

1.0

2.6

2.9

2.9

5.1

(

D

)

26.0

2.8

5.6

5.6

0

12.6

0

12.4

.2

0

1.9

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

145.1

0

0

0

0

0

144.9

.3

Household

appliances

(7)

128.8

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

26.1

0

0

26.1

3.0

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

2.9

0

0

0

2.9

3.1

(

D

)

1.6

0

(

D

)

89.3

50.9

(

D

)

(

D

)

30.0

2.1

2.1

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Radio,

television, and

communication

(8)

546.8

.4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

.4

396.8

.4

0

0

.4

7.4

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

2.2

.2

0

.2

1.9

21.5

0

0

21.5

0

304.8

.2

246.0

12.2

46.4

57.1

12.5

44.6

3.4

0

0

0

0

0

0

.5

0

0

2.9

0

1.3

1.3

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

1.9

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

Electronic

components

and

accessories

(9)

297.4

.1

.1

0

.1

0

0

0

0

0

0

294.8

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

8.2

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

6.6

4.1

4.1

0

2.5

17.0

0

.2

12.9

4.0

237.7

0

79.9

142.2

15.6

4.1

.2

3.8

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

12.0

2.7

2.4

2.4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

.1

0

0

0

0

0

.1

0

Other

(10)

343.1

17.4

0

0

0

17.4

17.4

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

24.3

17.5

6.6

.1

0

.1

8.3

4.4

4.4

0

3.9

30.3

(

D

)

4.9

5.1

(

D

)

215.5

1.6

(

D

)

(

D

)

196.9

9.6

5.9

3.7

21.6

0

1.4

(

D

)

1.0

1.1

2.9

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

11.1

(*)

1.9

1.9

0

.2

0

0

.2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

.3

Transportation equipment

Total

(11)

1,459.5

34.0

.3

0

.3

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,407.7

2.9

0

0

2.9

25.1

19.8

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

35.1

21.2

14.5

6.7

13.9

39.9

.2

4.5

(

D

)

(

D

)

110.9

1.5

39.6

13.1

56.7

1,179.6

676.2

503.4

14.2

0

0

1.8

0

(

D

)

7.4

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

2.2

.2

6.8

6.6

.1

.3

0

.3

0

0

.1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

.1

10.6

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

4.0

(

D

)

Motor

vehicles

(12)

722.3

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

710.7

2.9

0

0

2.9

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

8.8

6.7

(*)

6.7

2.1

20.7

.1

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

17.3

(

D

)

5.3

.3

(

D

)

646.3

627.8

18.5

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

3.0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

.2

.2

2.9

2.8

.1

.3

0

.3

0

0

.1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

.1

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

Other

(13)

737.2

(

D

)

.3

0

.3

0

0

0

0

26.8

(

D

)

696.9

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

26.3

14.5

14.5

0

11.8

19.2

.1

(

D

)

(

D

)

9.2

93.6

(

D

)

34.3

12.8

(

D

)

533.4

48.4

484.9

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

4.4

0

.3

(*)

2.0

0

3.8

3.8

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other „.

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures .',

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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[Thousands]

Manufacturing

Other manufacturing

Total

(1)

2,306.5

19.4

.2

.2

0

(D)

(

D

)

DO

(

D

)

0

2,196.2

78.1

(

D

)

5.0

(

D

)

183.5

70.0

55.0

50.6

2.5

5.3

130.6

34.3

29.4

4.9

96.4

79.5

(

D

)

14.3

45.5

(

D

)

68.5

3.5

23.2

17.2

24.6

25.9

6.6

19.3

1,630.0

53.8

346.4

146.1

192.3

210.5

122.5

23.2

73.1

81.1

270.6

110.4

22.7

18.1

4.6

21.2

0

21.2

0

0

13.6

0

11.0

(

D

)

0

0

.3

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1.0

0

33.5

.1

.3

.3

0

.5

11.2

21.4

Tobacco

(2)

68.8

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

52.5

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

48.6

48.5

0

0

.1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(D)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

Textile

and

apparel

(3)

436.7

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

429.2

29.7

5.4

0

24.3

19.6

(

D

)

(

D

)

13.8

0

.1

39.8

(

D

)

(

D

)

1.9

(

D

)

3.1

0

0

0

3.1

3.2

0

2.2

(D)

(

D

)

0

0

0

333.7

0

306.4

(

D

)

1.6

(

D

)

6.5

4.7

0

2.1

(

D

)

6.9

.5

.5

0

0

0

0

0

0

.2

0

.2

0

0

0

0

.2

0

0

0

0

6.8

0

0

0

0

0

0

6.8

Lumber

et al.

(4)

200.9

.7

.1

.1

0

.5

.5

0

0

(*)

0

193.5

2.6

(

D

)

(

D

)

.2

3.3

(D)

0

(

D

)

0

0

12.4

3.2

3.2

0

9.2

3.2

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

1.5

6.2

(

D

)

4.5

0

(

D

)

3.9

(*)

3.9

161.9

0

21.9

99.2

23.0

6.1

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

2.3

0

7.9

1.7

.2

1.4

2.0

0

2.0

0

0

(*)

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3.0

0

.3

.3

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

Paper

(5)

278.4

(D)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

265.2

2.0

0

1.6

.4

22.1

2.9

2.2

12.7

(

D

)

(

D

)

14.6

0

0

0

14.6

4.8

0

0

4.8

0

1.0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

220.7

(

D

)

1.5

39.6

149.8

9.8

(

D

)

(*)

6.4

(

D

)

(

D

)

1.3

.3

.3

0

0

0

0

0

0

.4

0

.4

.2

0

0

0

.2

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

Printing and

publishing

(6)

248.6

(D)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

222.8

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

1.5

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

6.2

0

0

0

6.2

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

.1

7.6

.2

2.7

4.6

.1

0

0

0

205.8

(

D

)

2.7

0

7.1

188.4

0

0

0

DO

(

D

)

.6

(

D

)

(

D

)

8.9

0

8.9

0

0

7.4

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

.3

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

Rubber

(7)

98.7

.3

0

0

0

.3

.3

0

0

0

0

98.4

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

1.6

0

1.6

0

0

0

(

D

)

.4

.4

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

95.2

0

1.0

0

(

D

)

0

90.5

1.5

.5

(

D

)

0

.4

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Miscellaneous

plastics

(8)

115.8

1.5

.1

.1

0

1.4

1.4

0

0

0

0

113.9

10.7

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

27.1

24.6

(*)

2.2

0

.2

21.0

4.8

4.1

.7

16.2

2.8

0

0

.3

2.5

2.3

0

0

1.4

.9

3.7

1.8

2.0

46.2

0

.5

.3

8.5

( •)

6.6

15.5

7.7

1.9

3.5

1.8

.3

.1

.3

0

0

0

0

0

.1

0

.1

0

0

0

0

.1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Glass

(9)

90.3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

90.3

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

15.1

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

7.0

.1

.1

0

6.9

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

62.4

0

(

D

)

.1

0

0

.1

0

54.2

7.2

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Stone,

clay, et

al.

(10)

114.9

2.7

0

0

0

2.7

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

111.8

2.1

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

3.0

(

D

)

(

D

)

.1

0

(

D

)

17.8

7.0

5.1

1.8

10.8

10.4

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

.2

0

0

0

.2

6.4

3.0

3.3

72.0

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

(

D

)

1.0

60.8

4.2

3.4

.2

.2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

.2

0

0

0

0

.2

0

0

Instruments

(11)

446.8

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

428.9

(*)

0

(*)

0

80.7

20.1

47.7

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

3.7

.3

.3

0

3.4

44.6

0

4.2

38.2

2.2

40.9

0

12.7

10.5

17.7

2.7

0

2.7

256.3

0

(

D

)

0

1.3

.3

.3

.2

(

D

)

0

251.8

0

12.6

12.6

0

(D)

0

(D)

0

0

(D)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Other

(12)

206.7

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

189.7

22.1

11.6

(

D

)

9.5

.5

.2

8.5

0

.4

6.2

(

D

)

(

D

)

.4

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

5.4

7.1

2.3

1.1

.2

3.5

(

D

)

(

D

)

7.5

127.2

1.6

11.3

1.9

(

D

)

(

D

)

16.9

.1

(

D

)

3.0

.8

84.7

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

2.0

0

2.0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

8.0

.1

0

0

0

.3

4.3

3.3

Wholesale trade

Total

(13)

363.1

9.4

0

0

0

5.5

5.5

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

119.5

15.0

.6

1.0

13.4

15.6

5.4

4.1

3.5

1.6

1.1

19.6

11.7

10.7

1.0

7.9

10.3

(

D

)

1.3

( )

18.8

(

D

)

9.7

(

D

)

(

D

)

7.3

(

D

)

(

D

)

32.9

(*)

1.2

(

D

)

8.9

1.2

.2

.1

.1

(

D

)

17.3

1.2

178.6

104.5

74.1

1.9

.5

1.4

(*)

0

28.2

26.0

.8

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

DO

(

D

)

25.4

(

D

)

(*)

0

(*)

2.6

17.2

Durable

goods

(14).,

216.6

5.8

0

0

0

2.9

2.9

0

0

2.9

(*)

81.1

4.0

.1

0

3.9

5.2

1.2

2.2

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

18.3

10.5

(

D

)

(

D

)

7.9

6.7

(

D

)

D

L 3

2.5

18.6

(

D

)

9.7

(

D

)

(

D

)

7.3

(

D

)

(

D

)

20.9

C)

(•)

(

D

)

(•)

.2

.1

.1

(

D

)

16.9

.2

107.7

99.3

8.5

1.5

.1

1.4

(•)

0

D

1

*

1

(

D

)

0

0

(D)

(

p

"

(

L

0

0

.1

(

D

)

19.5

C)

(*)

0

(•)

2.6

15.1

1.8

Nondurable

goods

(15)

146.4

3.6

0

0

0

2.6

2.6

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

38.5

10.9

.5

1.0

9.5

10.4

4.2

1.9

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1.3

1.3

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

3.7

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

.1

0

0

0

.1

0

0

0

12.0

0

1.2

(

D

)

(

D

)

1.2

0

0

(*)

0

.4

1.0

70.9

5.3

65.6

.4

.4

0

0

0

27.2

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

5.9

(

D

)

C)

0

(•)

0

2.1

(

D

)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film.

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services..

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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[Thousands]

Finance (except banking), insurance,

and real estate

Total Finance

Insur- Real

Services

Total

Hotels

and

other

lodging

Business services

Advertising

Management,

consulting, and

public

relations

Equipment

rental

Computer

and

data

processing

Other

Motion

pictures

Engineering

etal.

Health

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

938.5

16.3

(

9.9

9.6

.3

0

(

D

)

.2

88.3

1.4

0

0

1.4

.8

.4

.1

0

.2

.1

22.2

9.8

()

12.4

10.1

(*)

7.4

2.4

20.8

0

13.5

2.4

4.9

27.2

21.4

5.8

5.7

1.7

(*)

1.0

1.0

.3

0

0

1.4

.1

.2

5.1

2.8

2.3

768.2

94.9

673.2

.1

0

1.8

.1

1.1

(*)

0

0

(

D

)

(*)

(*)

0

.6

58.7

(

D

)

0

0

0

5.8

51.0

233.0

9.2

.3

.3

0

6.5

6.5

(•)

0

2.5

0

51.6

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

.1

(*)

.1

0

0

0

7.9

()

0

(

D

)

8.2

(

9.9

0

()

23.1

18.9

4.1

(

D

)

0

(*)

(

0

0

0

(*)

2.3

.2

2.1

153.6

91.5

62.2

(*)

0

1.1

.1

.5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

.4

15.2

(

D

)

0

0

0

.5

13.7

675.5

5.9

D

()

2.7

2.4

.3

0

(

D

)

0

30.9

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

.4

.4

0

0

0

0

13.5

()

1.7

0

(

8.5

0

()

4.1

2.5

1.7

0

0

.3

.2

0

0

0

C)

0

0

604.8

C)

0

()

0

0

0

0

(*)

()

26.5

30.0

1.2

.3

.3

.1

.7

.7

0

0

0

5.8

0

0

0

0

.3

0

0

0

.2

.1

0

0

0

.3

2.5

0

0

2.4

(*)

n

n

1.9

(*)

9.8

D

(*)

0

o

C)

0

0

0

0

(*)

()

10.7

1,403.8

16.9

3.8

3.1

8.6

8.6

0

0

4.5

.1

384.8

23.6

2.6

5.6

15.4

17.8

7.8

8.0

13.4

5.4

2.7

2.7

8.0

154.6

.7

96.6

(

D

)

75.3

(

D

)

48.5

8.5

(

D

)

53.0

2.2

50.8

47.0

0

C)

C)

1.3

11.7

5.9

3.0

9.4

12.5

6.4

6.1

31.6

.1

31.5

0

0

804.5

88.1

275.6

39.4

13.4

3.6

62.6

156.6

34.2

47.9

224.9

133.8

153.4

(•)

.2

.2

0

41.8

55.7

55.7

140.1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

9.6

5.1

0

0

.4

0

0

.4

0

0

0

0

3.7

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

7.5

0

7.5

0

0

91.8

84.3

.4

0

0

0

0

.4

0

0

24.7

0

0

0

0

0

23.2

1.5

38.7

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2.1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2.1

0

0

0

0

2.1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

36.5

0

36.5

36.5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

30.3

C)

(

D

)

C)

C)

0

0

0

0

6.2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

9.1

(•)

9.1

0

0

14.1

0

13.9

1.6

12.0

0

0

.3

0

C)

0

.2

.2

0

0

25.0

()

C)

C)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

13.4

(

D

)

0

0

(

0

0

0

(

D

)

2.3

(

D

)

0

0

.4

7.8

0

(

0

(*)

C)

0

0

0

1.3

1.3

0

1.4

(*)

1.3

0

0

4.0

0

3.5

0

3.5

0

0

0

.1

0

.4

4.9

C)

0

0

0

179.4

1.4

.2

(

0

0

(

D

)

.1

111.4

0

0

0

0

.1

0

0

.1

0

0

.5

.4

0

.4

(*)

81.6

0

0

5.5

0

4.0

1.4

.1

18.9

.2

18.6

4.9

0

0

0

(

D

)

3.3

0

0

C)

0

1.6

1.6

0

4.0

0

4.0

0

0

60.9

0

60.2

.1

0

0

60.0

(•)

0

0

0

271.9

7.6

D

C)

(

D

)

3.6

3.6

0

0

(

D

)

0

86.5

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

5.2

(

D

)

C)

0

(*)

D

)

44.4

0

0

.4

44.0

(

26.3

6.0

0

0

0

0

.7

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

.5

.5

(*)

0

0

157.0

(

D

)

154.2

(

153.2

0

.4

20.2

0

0

0

0

55.2

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

17.5

D

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

11.4

0

11.4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

()

0

0

35.3

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

2.5

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

132.9

6.2

2.5

.3

2.2

D

()

0

0

(

D

)

0

27.7

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5.5

2.7

2.7

(*)

2.8

4.7

0

13.9

0

(

D

)

6.4

(

D

)

1.4

0

1.4

2.2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(

0

0

51.8

0

4.7

0

0

0

0

47.1

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

39.5

266.9

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

10.9

0

0

0

0

10.5

(

D

)

7.9

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

.1

0

0

0

.1

0

0

0

.3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

6.4

0

6.4

0

0

223.2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

223.2

0

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 x—Continued

[Thousands]

Other industries

Total

Agriculture,

forestry, and

fishing

Mining

Metal Nonmetallic

Construction

Transportation,

communication, and

public

utilities

Retail trade

Central

administrative

offices

 2

Not specified

by industry

 3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction...

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies .\

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and

film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

4,725.0

242.7

2.9

(

D

)

173.8

173.3

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0

21.8

534.8

185.8

83.1

.2

102.6

99.3

29.8

4.7

(

D

)

48.7

(

D

)

72.9

39.7

21.7

18.1

33.1

12.9

1.3

2.6

(

21.5

0

7.3

()

20.1

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19.9

122.3

(

D

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17.2

(

D

)

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18.2

23.0

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D

15.3

1.8

63.9

4.5

59.5

29.2

0

29.2

0

0

76.8

42.5

10.5

0

(

D

)

8.1

3,777.6

(

D

)

(

D

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1,718.2

1,860.7

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2.5

0

0

(

D

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0

14.9

7.8

2.2

0

5.6

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(*)

(

D

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D

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7.6

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9.5

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C)

33.0

12.6

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0

12.5

12.5

0

0

0

0

13.9

0

0

0

0

()

0

0

0

(*)

12.1

10.0

1.0

9.0

2.0

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

()

0

0

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0

0

0

6.4

0

6.4

6.0

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0

0

0

111.0

35.4

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(

D

)

26.9

26.9

0

0

4.8

60.9

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0

0

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27.3

21.4

(

D

)

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(

D

)

1.3

22.6

22.6

14.1

8.5

(*)

1.0

0

0

0

1.0

0

0

0

0

0

5.8

0

5.8

3.8

0

0

0

0

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0

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0

3.6

0

0

1.3

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1.1

0

0

0

13.5

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

7.1

261.4

37.3

30.5

0

30.5

0

0

(

D

)

0

46.8

0

0

0

0

7.5

7.1

0

0

0

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22.1

1.1

1.1

0

21.0

6.7

0

()

2.7

1.4

0

()

1.6

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1.4

7.5

(

0

0

0

0

0

4.0

(

1.1

9.8

0

(

0

163.1

0

0

0

0

160.9

2.2

0

1,893.5

54.1

1.5

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1.2

32.2

31.8

.4

0

12.3

8.1

110.7

40.6

0

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40.4

(

D

)

(*)

(

5.7

5.7

5.3

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0

2.4

()

18.1

0

()

5.8

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(*)

(

D

)

14.6

6.5

(*)

5.5

0

0

(

D

)

1.2

(

0

0

9.0

(*)

2.4

.1

0

6.5

1,710.7

.1

.2

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0

4.6

1,691.2

14.6

2,385.8

96.5

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0

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96.2

96.1

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0

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0

287.6

137.1

80.8

0

56.2

58.5

(

D

)

2.4

2.2

10.3

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10.0

2.6

2.1

0

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1.7

0

()

16.8

0

11.8

3.6

16.6

0

0

(

18.9

51.4

1.9

49.4

19.4

0

19.4

0

0

57.9

42.5

()

0

5.3

8.1

0

1,873.0

(

D

)

0

0

0

)

1,846.1

878.4

107.1

20.4

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20.1

73.9

72.4

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1.4

11.8

1.0

633.4

54.5

8.7

7.3

38.5

170.5

89.5

29.6

38.5

2.8

10.1

41.4

24.0

16.7

7.3

17.4

84.3

8.1

19.3

35.4

21.5

56.1

7.3

14.3

22.1

12.5

83.8

61.4

22.4

142.8

5.3

9.0

9.9

15.8

19.8

17.1

1.1

7.5

11.5

38.2

7.6

20.4

10.9

9.5

33.2

.3

32.9

12.3

1.8

5.4

1.2

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1.0

2.6

2.2

>.4

2.3

72.0

.8

1.1

.5

.6

5.1

25.0

40.0

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Parents, by Industry of Sales

 1

Number of employees (thousands)

Total

Of which— production

workers

Total

Covered by

collective

bargaining

agreements

For production workers in col. 2—

Employee compensation (millions of dollars)

Total

Wages and

salaries

Employee

benefit plans

Annual

hours worked

per worker

(number)

Rates (dollars per hour)

Employee

compensation2

Wages and

salaries

 3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

% Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling ma

chinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment...

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral prod

ucts

Instruments and related products ,...

Other

Addenda—

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

8,565.0

675.1

140.4

111.2

423.4

764.6

371.4

157.0

99.4

51.3

85.7

822.8

452.4

283.9

168.5

370.4

1,220.4

69.6

193.3

489.1

468.4

1,316.2

128.8

546.8

297.4

343.1

1,459.5

722.3

737.2

2,306.5

68.8

436.7

200.9

278.4

248.6

98.7

115.8

90.3

114.9

446.8

206.7

402.7

382.7

5.6

14.3

5,194.1

441.3

79.0

65.7

296.6

394.5

220.6

63.2

48.5

26.0

36.2

556.4

310.7

206.5

104.1

245.8

599.9

42.2

118.5

148.3

291.0

759.0

72.2

297.9

178.0

210.9

927.8

531.5

396.4

1,515.0

41.4

334.1

150.7

208.2

105.9s

64.8

84.5

69.6

78.0

237.2

140.6

106.1

96.2

.8

9.1

139,866

10,566

2,052

1,872

6,642

11,451

6,889

1,555

1,220

794

993

17,908

11,407

7,897

3,510

6,502

16,254

1,428

3,738

3,347

7,741

17,852

1,545

7,890

3,402

5,015

33,365

20,96^

12,401

32,470

1,185

4,885

2,986

5,433

2,656

1,743

1,827

1,949

1,947

5,328

2,531

3,833

3,543

26

264

107,147

8,462

1,619

1,600

5,243

9,098

5,446

1,254

984

628

786

13,263

8,295

5,656

2,639

4,968

12,637

1,021

2,855

2,696

6,066

13,971

1,203

6,110

2,753

3,906

23,925

14,607

9,318

25,790

871

4,023

2,364

4,343

2,186

1,293

1,432

1,456

1,520

4,307

1,993

2,985

2,760

19

206

32,720

2,104

432

273

1,399

2,353

1,442

300

236

166

208

4,645

3,111

2,241

871

1,534

3,617

407

652

1,675

3,881

342

1,780

649

1,110

9,440

6,357

3,083

6,681

314

862

622

1,090

470

450

394

427

1,021

538

848

783

7

58

1,921

1,994

1,995

2,145

1,960

1,938

1,955

1,866

1,902

2,034

1,939

1,892

1,842

1,762

2,000

1,955

1,919

1,851

1,970

1,962

1,886

1,916

1,819

1,980

1,894

1,879

1,933

1,942

1,922

1,902

1,796

1,828

1,867

1,994

1,937

1,932

1,938

1,962

2,009

1,885

1,894

2,005

2,014

1,960

1,923

14.02

12.01

13.02

13.29

11.42

14.98

15.98

13.19

13.22

15.02

14.13

17.01

19.93

21.70

16.85

13.53

14.12

18.30

16.02

11.50

14.10

12.27

11.76

13.38

10.09

12.66

18.60

20.31

16.28

11.27

15.93

8.00

10.62

13.09

12.95

13.93

11.15

14.27

12.42

11.92

9.51

18.02

18.29

16.72

15.13

10.74

9.62

10.28

11.35

9.02

11.90

12.63

10.64

10.66

11.88

11.18

12.60

14.50

15.54

12.67

10.34

10.98

13.08

12.23

9.27

11.05

9.60

9.16

10.36

8.17

9.85

13.34

14.15

12.23

8.95

11.71

6.59

8.41

10.46

10.66

10.34

8.75

10.66

9.70

9.63

7.49

14.03

14.25

12.15

11.81

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Table III.O 4.—Employment, Employee Compensation, and Hours Worked of Production Workers of U.S. Parents in Manufacturing, by Industry of

U.S. Parent

Number of employees (thousands)

Total

Of which— production

workers

Total

Covered by

collective

bargaining

agreements

For production workers in col. 2—

Employee compensation (millions of dollars)

Total Wages and

salaries

Employee

benefit plans

Annual

hours worked

per worker

(number)

Rates (dollars per hour)

Employee

compensation2

Wages and

salaries

 3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling ma

chinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment...

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Addenda—

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

10,267.8

975.3

176.4

78.5

720.4

1,355.9

654.0

299.4

206.9

89.9

105.7

951.4

505.4

349.5

155.9

446.0

1,443.4

68.1

243.5

675.7

456.1

1,601.7

91.9

596.1

287.0

626.6

1,649.7

825.8

823.8

2,290.4

160.9

380.6

173.9

254.3

269.2

199.9

33.8

97.8

132.3

427.6

160.1

892.6

877.8

5.8

8.9

4,762.8

413.8

49.7

35.1

329.1

535.3

278.0

117.7

92.4

11.5

35.8

508.4

274.4

194.3

80.1

234.0

556.5

34.3

118.9

171.0

232.2

665.3

50.2

239.3

128.7

247.1

879.6

539.9

339.8

1,203.8

66.1

269.2

114.0

153.2

95.1

96.6

22.6

66.3

67.0

176.3

77.5

212.2

206.9

.4

4.9

2,817.9 128,037

246.9

34.0

17.7

195.3

265.3

160.9

32.3

48.4

6.1

17.7

353.4

228.0

167.3

60.7

125.4

258.5

30.3

77.5

21.2

129.5

309.3

32.4

92.8

34.1

150.0

781.0

513.9

267.1

603.5

46.2

87.7

67.8

118.0

25.7

79.8

6.9

53.0

40.6

40.1

37.8

151.0

148.8

.3

1.9

9,606

1,068

1,032

7,506

14,231

8,103

2,734

2,224

318

852

15,657

9,568

6,775

2,793

6,089

14,671

1,216

3,678

3,908

5,869

15,337

1,117

5,746

2,355

6,119

32,139

21,852

10,286

26,396

1,722

4,102

2,634

3,873

2,285

2,588

405

1,757

1,582

4,210

1,237

7,450

7,286

13

151

97,909

7,708

847

897

5,963

11,233

6,346

2,179

1,795

250

664

11,601

6,974

4,878

2,095

4,628

11,443

915

3,123

4,602

12,100

864

4,574

1,896

4,766

22,855

15,170

7,685

20,968

1,296

3,376

2,143

3,076

1,861

1,895

331

1,342

1,259

3,385

1,006

5,715

5,597

8

111

30,128

1,898

221

134

1,542

2,998

1,757

555

429

68

188

4,056

2,594

1,897

698

1,462

3,228

301

875

785

1,267

3,238

254

1,173

458

1,353

9,284

6,682

2,602

5,427

426

726

491

798

424

693

75

415

323

824

231

1,735

1,689

5

41

1,918

1,976

1,915

2,201

1,961

1,936

1,960

1,880

1,915

2,089

1,939

1,901

1,863

1,782

2,061

1,946

1,923

1,931

1,968

1,960

1,871

1,893

1,829

1,960

1,897

1,840

1,925

1,940

1,902

1,905

1,814

1,850

1,915

1,960

1,917

1,958

1,903

1,987

2,013

1,886

1,847

1,947

1,948

1,794

1,934

14.01

11.75

11.24

13.36

11.63

13.73

14.88

12.36

12.58

13.28

12.28

16.20

18.72

19.57

16.92

13.37

13.71

18.36

15.71

11.66

13.51

12.18

12.16

12.25

9.65

13.46

18.98

20.86

15.92

11.51

14.37

8.24

12.06

12.90

12.53

13.68

9.44

13.33

11.72

12.66

8.65

18.03

18.07

18.92

15.95

10.72

9.43

8.91

11.62

9.24

10.84

11.65

9.85

10.15

10.44

9.56

12.00

13.64

14.09

12.70

10.16

10.70

13.82

11.97

9.32

10.59

9.61

9.40

9.75

7.77

10.48

13.49

14.48

11.89

9.14

10.81

6.78

9.82

10.24

10.20

10.02

7.70

10.18

9.33

10.18

7.03

13.83

13.88

11.38

11.66

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Table HI.P 1.—U.S. Exports Associated With U.S. Parents and Their Foreign Affiliates, by Industry of U.S. Parent

[Millions of dollars]

Total

(=cols.

2+11)

(1)

151,390

13,303

1,004

(

D)

(

D)

9,833

9,566

QQVO

174

2,400

66

110,637

4,487

1,245

(D)

16,639

10,626

2,433

1,390

1,074

1,116

7,409

4,666

1,667

2,999

2,743

19,658

1,141

6,218

7,623

4,677

16,904

521

4,961

3,734

7,688

30,790

17,519

13,270

14,750

2,192

601

1,425

2,154

375

1,214

112

500

493

5,164

519

22,640

2,341

20,299

1,157

88

1,034

C)

8

27

668

3

206

4

3

5

78

116

(

D)

(

D)

10

105

2,984

469

160

21

139

846

902

608

Shipped to affiliates, as reported on affiliates' forms

To all affiliates

Total

(2)

56,414

4,099

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

3,136

3,089

(D)

497

46,907

1,502

312

(D)

6,757

3,696

1,657

891

141

373

1,690

1,026

191

835

664

10,297

734

1,770

6,435

1,359

5,960

136

2,276

1,851

1,696

15,001

13,887

1,114

5,701

325

195

108

411

143

626

36

182

166

3,295

214

3,793

1,051

2,742

327

(

D)

(D)

(*)

8

27

296

1

105

2

1

3

(

D)

(

D)

2

(

D)

1

(

D)

993

116

29

(

D)

(

D)

119

437

293

By U.S.

parents

(3)

46,504

2,807

(

D)

2

(

D)

2,120

2,075

(

D)

346

40,047

713

178

(D)

5,657

3,025

(

D)

657

(

D)

(

D)

1,143

627

135

492

516

9,919

(

D)

1,651

(

D)

1,252

5,276

(

D)

2,143

(

D)

1,269

12,205

11,356

849

5,134

(

D)

145

96

267

122

475

29

(

D)

114

3,236

192

2,609

(

D)

(

D)

185

C)

179

C)

0

6

114

1

91

1

1

(•)

(

D)

2

(

D)

1

(

D)

743

(

D)

(

D)

0

(D)

(

D)

(D)

265

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

(4)

9,910

1,292

(

D)

(D)

(

D)

1,015

1,013

Q

2

150

6,860

789

135

(D)

1,100

670

(

D)

234

(

D)

(

D)

547

399

56

344

148

377

(

D)

119

(D)

107

683

(

D)

134

(

D)

427

2,796

2,531

265

568

(

D)

50

12

143

21

151

7

(

D)

52

59

22

1,184

(

D)

(

D)

142

(

D)

(D)

0

8

21

182

0

14

2

0

3

(

D)

(D)

0

(D)

(*)

(

D)

250

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

9

(

D)

(D)

28

To majority-owned affiliates

Total

(5)

52,753

3,538

412

(D)

(

D)

2,648

2,609

(D)

(°)

44,311

1,339

(°)

(D)

6,174

3,215

1,621

883

(

D)

(

D)

1,488

(

D)

(

D)

677

(

D)

9,457

(

D)

1,610

6,024

(

D)

5,844

(

D)

2,263

1,819

(

D)

14,739

13,679

1,060

5,270

(

D)

190

106

(

D)

142

587

34

(

D)

147

3,139

(

D)

3,482

(

D)

(

D)

309

(

D)

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

23

(D)

1

(

D)

2

1

3

(

D)

36

2

84

1

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

23

(

D)

(

D)

70

381

287

By US.

parents

(6)

44,320

2,622

299

2

297

1,979

1,942

(

D)

342

2

38,262

683

161

(D)

5,312

2,764

1,481

652

119

296

1,054

553

135

418

502

9,187

584

1,513

5,944

1,146

5,200

99

2,131

1,745

1,226

12,004

11,204

799

4,822

(

D)

141

93

235

121

450

27

115

106

3,080

(

D)

2,452

730

1,722

183

C)

177

(*)

0

6

111

1

88

1

1

(•)

(

D)

2

(

D)

1

(

D)

691

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

40

269

259

By

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

(7)

8,432

916

113

(D)

(

D)

668

667

Q

1

("I 6,049

656

(°)

(D)

863

452

141

231

(

D)

(

n)

434

(

D)

(

D)

259

(

D)

270

(

D)

97

80

(

D)

643

(

D)

132

75

(D)

* 2,736

2,475

260

448

26

50

12

(

D)

21

138

7

(

D)

41

59

22

1,031

(

D)

(

D)

126

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

17

(

D)

0

(

D)

2

0

3

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

(*)

(D)

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

9

30

112

28

To other affiliates

 x

Total

(8)

3,661

561

(

D)

2

(

D)

488

479

Q

9

2,596

1 6 D3

A

4

582

480

35

8

(

D)

(

D)

202

(

D)

(

D)

158

(

D)

840

(

D)

160

410

(

D)

116

(

D)

14

32

(

D)

262

208

54

431

(

D)

5

3

(

D)

2

38

2

(

D)

19

156

(

D)

311

(

D)

(

D)

18

3

(

D)

0

(

D)

4

(D)

0

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

(D)

(

D)

5

5

0

49

56

6

By U.S.

parents

(9)

2,183

185

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

141

133

nU

8

5

1,785

30

16

i

13

345

261

(

D)

5

(

D)

(

D)

89

74

C)

74

15

732

(

D)

138

(D)

106

76

(

D)

12

(

D)

44

201

152

49

311

(

D)

4

3

32

1

25

2

(

D)

8

156

(

D)

157

(

D)

(

D)

2

0

2

0

0

0

3

0

3

0

0

0

3

(*)

0

0

0

0

52

(D)

0

0

0

(

D)

(D)

6

By

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

(10)

1,478

376

(

D)

1

(

D)

347

346

A

U

1

(")

811

133

Q

O

237

219

(

D)

3

(*)

114

(

D)

(

D)

84

(

D)

107

1

21

(

D)

(

D)

40

(*)

2

(

D)

(

D)

60

56

4

120

(

D)

(*)

0

(

D)

1

13

(•)

11

0

(*)

154

(

D)

(

D)

16

3

(

D)

0

(

D)

4

(D)

0

(

D)

0

0

0

(

D)

(D)

0

(

D)

0

0

(D)

0

5

5

0

(

D)

(D)

0

Shipped

to

unaffiliated

foreigners by

U.S.

parents

(11)

94,976

9,205

(

D)

4

(

D)

6,698

6,477

(

D)

1,904

63,730

2,985

933

711 i

1,981 9,882

6,930

777

499

933

743

5,719

3,639

1,476

2,163

2,079

9,362

407

4,448

1,188

3,319

10,945

385

2,685

1,883

5,992

15,789

3,632

12,156

9,049

1,867

406

1,316

1,743

232

588

76

318

327

1,869

305

18,847

1,290

17,557

830

(

D)

(

Dj

0

0

0

373

1

101

1

2

2

(

D)

(

D)

203

D9

1,992

353

131

(

D)

(

D)

728

465

315

Addenda— U.S.

exports shipped by

U.S. parents

Total

(=cols.

3 + 11)

(12)

141,480

12,012

880

6

874

8,818

8,552

QOvo

172

2,250

63

103,777

3,698

1,110

(D)

15,539

9,955

(

D)

1,156

(

D)

(

D)

6,861

4,266

1,611

2,655

2,595

19,281

(

D)

6,099

(

D)

4,571

16,221

(

D)

4,828

(

D)

7,262

27,994

14,988

13,005

14,182

(

D)

551

1,412

2,011

354

1,063

105

(

D)

441

5,105

497

21,456

(

D)

(

D)

1,015

(

D)

(

D)

(*)

0

6

486

3

192

2

3

2

78

106

(

D)

(

D)

D9

2,735

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

130

(

D)

(D)

579

To all

affiliates,

as

reported

on

parents'

forms

 2

(13)

47,062

2,869

338

2

336

2,175

2,127

(

D

352

4

40,803

756

131

ri01

574 6,077

3,147

1,777

670

118

365

1,273

611

133

478

662

9,839

606

1,615

6,293

1,325

5,205

127

2,259

1,700

1,120

12,105

11,225

880

5,548

207

141

98

281

127

485

32

152

203

3,623

199

2,241

713

1,527

210

(*)

210

C)

0

0

114

1

89

1

1

(*)

(

D

(

D

2

17

2

3

825

116

16

(

D

(

D

123

303

266

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Table III.P 2.—U.S. Exports Associated With U.S. Parents and Their Foreign Affiliates, by Country of Destination

[Millions of dollars]

Total

( = cols.

2+11)

Shipped to affiliates, as reported on affiliates' forms

To all affiliates

Total

By U.S.

parents

By

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

To majority-owned affiliates

Total

By U.S.

parents

By

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

To other affiliates

 2

Total

By U.S.

parents

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

Shipped

to

unaffiliated

foreigners by

U.S

parents *

Addenda— U.S.

exports shipped by

U.S. parents

Total

( = cols.

3+11)

To all

affiliates,

as

reported

on

parents'

forms

 3

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe....

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa..

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan „

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Unallocated

Addendum—OPEC

151,390

95,836

27,348

49,063

37,552

4,847

357

5,308

6,900

368

726

4,169

16

6,447

8,414

11,511

285

248

635

543

3,178

876

1,748

564

3,435

12,996

6,429

3,810

887

1,732

52,475

20,418

10,802

1,076

2,532

581

1,208

440

764

3,930

271

7,792

6,546

521

725

1,825

313

62

345

272

337

115

382

4,512

2,811

1,448

198

1,165

1,701

39

702

959

9,910

1,431

5,454

775

2,249

17,635

1,622

1,078

1,745

1,310

912

1,864

2,880

2,530

644

3,051

234

2,845

15,336

56,414

42,765

19,498

17,912

15,874

2,314

86

2,331

2,779

44

498

915

15

2,709

4,181

2,038

85

45

90

66

753

255

705

8

31

2,511

2,844

1,953

322

569

13,415

7,291

3,363

319

736

77

253

101

268

1,532

76

3,276

2,800

243

233

652

156

9

155

106

84

29

114

542

126

89

26

12

415

7

144

265

816

87

339

255

135

4,766

949

53

395

977

313

956

315

423

299

87

234

46,504

35,827

15,509

15,567

13,933

2,139

71

2,094

2,565

41

458

840

14

2,047

3,664

1,634

82

45

77

61

447

247

653

2,324

2,427

1,787

105

535

10,557

5,487

2,436

260

646

48

176

90

78

1,090

49

2,703

2,320

201

182

348

118

8

47

45

59

16

55

284

68

33

26

9

216

7

83

126

548

67

226

170

85

4,238

909

39

261

956

282

849

248

362

266

66

120

9,910

6,939

3,989

2,345

1,941

175

15

238

214

3

40

75

1

663

517

404

3

C)

13

6

306

8

52

187

417

166

217

34

2,858

1,804

926

59

90

29

77

10

190

442

27

573

481

42

50

305

38

(*)

108

61

25

13

59

258

59

56

0

3

199

0

61

139

268

20

114

528

40

14

134

20

32

108

67

61

33

21

113

52,753

40,562

19,413

17,211

15,578

2,309

86

2,203

2,734

44

498

893

15

2,705

4,091

1,633

85

45

74

65

395

253

700

1,527

2,410

1,778

108

524

12,080

6,479

3,115

317

706

63

239

84

265

1,365

76

2,789

2,328

239

221

576

152

9

118

102

75

25

95

475

113

82

361

7

632

55

274

232

71

4,494

936

12

387

969

296

955

172

385

296

44,320

34,374

15,474

15,167

13,743

2,134

71

2,037

2,525

41

458

825

14

2,044

3,594

1,424

82

45

61

59

279

245

648

1,476

2,257

1,652

105

500

9,894

5,120

2,312

258

628

39

171

77

75

1,014

49

2,472

2,095

199

178

336

118

8

46

44

55

12

52

264

55

26

210

7

80

123

438

39

174

157

69

4,073

899

9

257

953

276

848

162

339

264

65

52

8,432

6,188

3,939

2,044

1,835

175

15

166

209

3

40

68

1

662

497

209

3

(*)

13

6

116

8

52

1

11

51

152

126

3

24

2,186

1,360

803

59

77

24

68

7

190

350

27

316

233

40

43

240

34

(*)

72

58

20

13

43

210

59

56

0

3

152

0

18

134

195

16

100

76

3

421

37

3

129

16

20

107

10

46

33

21

3,661

2,204

701

296

5

1

128

45

0

1

21

0

4

91

405

(*)

0

15

1

357

2

5

984

435

176

214

45

1,335

812

248

2

31

14

14

16

3

167

C)

487

472

4

12

77

4

0

37

4

9

4

19

67

13

7

54

0

46

8

184

33

65

22

63

272

13

40

17

1

143

2,183

1,453

35

400

191

5

C)

57

40

0

1

15

0

3

70

210

(*)

0

15

1

168

1

4

848

170

135

0

34

663

367

125

2

18

9

5

13

3

75

0

230

225

1

4

12

0

0

1

C)

4

4

3

20

13

7

(

7

0

3

3

111

28

52

14

17

165

10

30

3

4

6

(*)

87

23

2

(*)

1,478

751

50

301

105

(*)

(*)

71

5

0

(*)

6

0

1

21

196

(*)

0

(*)

0

189

1

(*)

136

265

40

214

11

672

444

123

(*)

13

5

10

3

(*)

92

(*)

257

247

2

7

0

37

4

4

0

16

48

0

0

0

0

48

0

43

5

73

4

13

9

47

107

3

11

5

4

12

1

57

15

(*)

0

55

2,872 1,971 901 2,483 1,798 686 388 173 215

94,976

53,071

7,850

31,150

21,678

2,533

270

2,976

4,121

324

228

3,255

1

3,738

4,232

9,472

199

202

545

476

2,425

621

1,043

556

3,404

10,485

3,585

1,857

565

1,164

39,060

13,127

7,439

757

1,795

504

955

339

496

2,398

196

4,516

3,746

278

492

1,172

157

53

190

166

253

86

3,970

2,685

1,359

173

1,153

1,285

32

559

694

9,094

1,344

5,115

520

2,115

12,869

673

1,025

1,350

333

599

907

2,565

2,107

345

2,965

0

2,845

12,464

141,480

88,898

23,359

46,718

35,611

4,672

342

5,070

6,686

365

686

4,095

15

5,785

7,896

11,106

282

247

622

537

2,872

868

1,696D)

12,809

6,012

3,644

670

1,698

49,617

18,614

9,876

1,017

2,441

551

1,131

430

573

3,487

244

7,218

6,065

479

675

1,520

275

61

237

210

312

101

323

4,254

2,752

1,392

198

1,162

1,501

39

642

821

9,642

1,411

5,341

691

2,200

17,107

1,582

1,064

1,611

1,289

881

1,756

2,813

2,469

611

3,030

120

2,845

14,435

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Table III.P 3.—U.S. Exports Shipped to Unaffiliated Foreigners by U.S. Parents, Industry of U.S. Parent by Product

[Millions of dollars]

Total

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible ,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

ChemicalsMachinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

94,976

9,205

(

D)

()

6,698

6,477

(

D)

1,9(M

63,730

2,985

933

71

1,981

9,882

6,930

777

499

933

743

5,719

3,639

1,476

2,163

2,079

9,362

407

4,448

1,188

3,319

10,945

385

2,685

1,883

5,992

15,789

3,632

12,156

9,049

1,867

406

1,316

1,743

232

588

76

318

327

1,869

305

18,847

1,290

17,557

830

()

0

0

373

1

101

1

()

203

9

(

D)

1.9&2

353

131

()

728

465

315

15,754

386

4

4

0

1,196

1,075

441

0

634

76

0

29

42

0

5

()

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

13,888

179

13,709

2,148

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,832

88

1

4

4

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,739

1,739

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

7,309

506

0

0

0

3,749

1,064

(

D)

0

(

D)

820

(

411

407

(

0

9

2

(*)

0

2

0

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

1,396

0

23

(

D)

304

7

17

0

0

2,557

101

2,456

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

68

131

3,463

3,121

0

0

0

2,709

2,610

D )

()

412

0

325

3

0

0

3

150

(

D)

(*)

2

5

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

1

0

0

(•)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

0

2,642

1,351

0

0

0

(

D)

516

0

(

D)

670

1,113

0

0

0

0

1

(*)

0

0

422

10,094

2,537

0

()

0

9

(

D)

(*)

7,210

100

5

0

95

5,929

4,023

509

226

748

424

227

217

(•)

0

254

2

1

22

C)

283

37

247

23,476

830

405

0

405

21,292

81

0

0

81

879

637

57

3

2

180

1,303

591

519

72

712

8,128

(

D)

3,941

(

D)

2,805

8,499

323

2,270

1,740

4,166

1,788

441

1,347

613

0

(

D)

16

24

(

D)

47

33

21

382

1

434

422

12

355

3

351

0

0

269

0

89

0

0

0

()

0

179

0

1

214

3,914

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

3,842

C)

0

0

(*)D )

()

207

0

()

316

3

(

D)

0

(

D)

3,102

(

D)

12,108

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

4

C)

11,914

(

D)

0

0

()

0

0

0

0

301

(

0

108

0

(

D)

10,041

6

10,035

90

0

0

0

3

0

(

D)

0

5,089

348

0

0

(

D)

0

3,933

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

88

20

(

D)

4

1

(

D)

2,468

1,684

514

1,170

784

489

313

1

(

D)

337

(

D)

104

82

(

D)

356

68

287

(

D)

7

1

14

3

3

23

14

202

7,570

102

0

0

0

99

99

0

(*)

2

0

6,607

171

27

()

962

646

138

99

()

393

100

D

(

293

()

81

242

D

()

52

64

167

40

127

(

D)

30

(

1,344

D ) (

32

254

161

1,057

290

470

264

1

0

0

0

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Table III.P 4.—U.S. Imports Associated With U.S. Parents and Their Foreign Affiliates, by Industry of U.S. Parent

[Millions of dollars]

Total

(=cols.

2+11)

(1)

111,124

50,77^

(

D

)

(D)

40,721

39,190

1,493

39

9,894

(

D

)

47,766

3,151

590

(

D

)

(

D

)

5,348

2,845

580

1,056

589

278

3,668

3,006

620

2,386

662

4,115

(D)

2,139

7,479

164

4,192

1,288

1,834

17,269

15,689

1,581

6,737

840

394

731

1,400

632

679

25

81

237

1,152

566

6,695

5,012

1,684

784

(

D

)

326

(*)

(

D

)

92

104

0

15

(*)

(

D

)

(D)

(*)

(

D

)

0

81

(

D

)

(

D

)

4,999

(

D

)

(

D

)

14

(

D

)

93

1,989

(

D

)

Shipped by affiliates, as reported on affiliates forms

By all affiliates

Total

(2)

51,146

14,63D1

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

12,964

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,273

2

32,141

792

109

(

D

)

(

D

)

2,389

1,369

312

243

308

157

2,189

1,812

288

1,524

377

3,136

(D)

1,901

4,404

58

2,254

1,159

932

15,469

(

D

)

(

D

)

3,762

270

94

308

1,112

421

563

8

61

166

474

285

1,022

643

379

( D )

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

92

(D)

0

(

D

)

(•)

(

D

)

(D)

(*)

(

D

)

0

(D)

(

D

)

(

D

)

2,603

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,809

(

D

)

To U.S.

parents

(3)

41,414

11,502

9

0

9

10,383

10,170

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,108

2

26,607

671

72

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

283

211

(

D

)

152

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

282

2,809

(D)

1,833

3,859

4D°

1,028

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

493

2,224

235

51

128

(

D

)

(

D

)

418

5

11

124

(

D

)

264

832

(

D

)

(

D

)

149

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

0

(

D

)

24

0

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

C)

(*)

2

0

(D)

(

D

)

1

2,300

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

(4)

9,732

3,129

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

2,793

(

D

)

0

165

0

5,534

121

38

9

74

(

D

)

(

D

)

29

32

(

D

)

5

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

95

327

3

86

68

170

iIV

546

18

131

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,538

35

44

180

(

D

)

(

D

)

145

3

50

42

(

D

)

21

190

(

D

)

(

D

)

( D )

(

D

)

(D)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(D)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

303

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

22

By majority-owned affiliates

Total

(5)

46,101

14,387

61

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

12,754

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

2

27,428

741

109

(

D

)

(

D

)

2,039

1,142

311

242

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,786

1,412

(

D

)

(D)

374

2,970

(D)

1,837

A An

44 /

4,350

(

D

)

2,231

1,158

(

D

)

12,568

11,683

884

2,974

214

94

308

(D)

( )

(

D

)

8

(

D

)

160

(

D

)

285

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

661

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

89

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

C)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

2,598

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,809

(

D

)

To U.S.

parents

(6)

38,533

11,320

9

0

9

10,202

9,998

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,108

2

23,954

620

72

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,597

802

281

210

(

D

)

(

D

)

1,351

1,071

42

1,029

280

2,701

463

1,776

3,839

35

2,079

1,028

697

11,863

11,373

490

1,983

191

50

128

242

172

414

5

10

119

389

264

797

536

260

141

(

D

)

98

(*)

0

(

D

)

23

0

(

D

)

C)

(

D

)

(*)

(*)

2

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

2,297

(

D

)

0

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

(7)

7,567

3,067

52

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

2,757

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

3,474

120

38

9

74

442

340

29

32

(

D

)

(

D

)

436

341

(

D

)

(

D

)

95

269

3

(D)

61

511

(

D

)

152

130

(

D

)

705

310

395

991

23

44

180

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

3

(

D

)

41

(

D

)

21

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

520

(*)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

301

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

22

By other affiliates *

Total

(8)

5,045

2 4 D4

(

D

)

0

218

210

0

9

(

D

)

0

4,713

51

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

350

226

2

1

(

D

)

(

D

)

402

400

(D)

(

D

)

2

166

0

(D)

64

54

(

D

)

24

1

(

D

)

2,902

(

D

)

(

D

)

788

56

1

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

(

D

)

5

(

D

)

(*)

( 0 )

(

D

)

(

D

)

( D )

4

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

3

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

5

(*)

1

1

0

2

0

3

To U.S.

parents

(9)

2,881

182

0

0

0

182

173

0

9

0

0

2,653

50

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

2

1

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(D)

(D)

2

107

0

(D)

57

20

D5

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

3

241

44

1

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

4

(*)

2

5

(

D

)

(*)

35

(

D

)

(

D

)

8

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

3

•(*)

0

0

0

0

0

3

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

(10)

2,164

63

(

D

)

0

37

37

0

0

(

D

)

0

2,060

(*)

C)

0

C)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(*)

( )

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

59

0

(D)

7

34

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

15

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

547

11

C)

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

C)

(

D

)

(*)

0

0

(D)

( •)

(

D

)

( D )

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

1

1

0

2

0

0

Shipped

unaffiliated

foreigners to

U.S.

parents

(ID

59,978

36,144

0

0

0

(

D

)

26,226

(

D

)

(

D

)

8,621

(

D

)

15,624

2,359

481

451

1,427

2,958

1,477

267

813

281

121

1,479

1,194

332

862

285

979

213

248

238

980

cXM

3,074

106

1,938

129

902

1,800

(

D

)

(

D

)

2,975

570

300

423

288

211

116

17

20

71

679

281

5,673

4,368

1,305

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

(D)

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

1

DO

0

0

2,396

1

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

181

2,196

Addenda— U.S.

imports s

U.S. p

Total

(=cols.

3 + 11)

(12)

101,392

47,646

9

0

9

(

D

)

36,396

(

D

)

39

9,729

(

D

)

42,232

3,030

552

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

550

1,024

(

D

)

273

(

D

)

(

D

)

( )

(

D

)

567

3,787

(D)

2,071

6,933

1 4 D6

1,157

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

5,199

805

350

551

(

D

)

(

D

)

534

22

31

195

(

D

)

546

6,505

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

C)

0

(

D

)

(D)

0

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

3

0

65

(

D

)

1

4,696

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

31

(

D

)

(

D

)

arents

By all

affiliates,

as

reported

parents'

forms

 2

(13)

39,076

11,027

0

(

D

9,929

9,716

(

D

-

(*>

n

24,835

651

0

3

]

(

D

467

1,847

963

240

237

272

136

1,366

1,082

89

993

284

2,78D3

470

1,766

3,842

39

2,091

1,056

656

12,038

11,578

460

2,307

249

64

126

212

281

458

5

13

127

503

270

742

476

266

105

(

D

)

(Dj

(*)

0

0

23

0

3

0

1

C)

(*)

2

0

(

D

)

1

2,345

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

(D)

(

D

)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Nonbusiness entities, except Government

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film.

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services..

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Table IH.P 5.—U.S. Imports Associated With U.S. Parents and Their Foreign Affiliates, by Country of Origin

[Millions of dollars]

Total

(=cols.

2+11)'

Shipped by affiliates, as reported on affiliates' forms

By all affiliates

Total

To U.S.

parents

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

By majority-owned affiliates

Total

To U.S.

parents

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

By other affiliates

 2

Total

To U.S.

parents

To

unaffiliated U.S.

persons

Shipped

unaffiliated

foreigners to

U.S.

parents

 1

Addenda— U.S.

imports shipped to

U.S. parents

Total

(=cols.

3 + 11) *

By all

affiliates,

as

reported

on

parents'

forms

 3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

AH countries ...

Developed countries..

Canada

111,124

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South AfricaAustralia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean..

Other

Other Africa.

Saharan

Libya

Other

SubpSaharan..

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC..

51,146

32,158

21,275

6,109

4,823

418

73

722

808

5

174

227

21

267

2,108

1,286

21

1

(

D)

17

(

D)

25

304

0

3,873

902

848

4

50

18,987

7,486

1,245

160

533

(

D)

90

()

19

(

D)

2,518

1,930

130

458

3,723

(

D)

()

236

2,848

198

0

191

7

2,650

75

1,534

1,041

1,720

D

()

383

(

D)

6,933

947

4

2,097

1,142

304

1,334

292

737

54

23

1

5,575

41,414

24,319

16,797

4,137

3,433

291

64

671

650

5

147

183

20

175

1,227

704

7

(*)

(

D)

17

(

D)

19

220

0

(

D)

2,743

642

613

(*)

29

17,095

6,452

719

95

462

(

D)

72

()

2,223

1,689

104

430

3,510D

()

211

2,636

116

0

109

7

2,521

75

1,506

939

1,618

(

D)

()

306

6,389

829

(

D)

1,890

1,128

300

1,221

287

661

1

5,151

9,732

7,840

4,478

1,972

1,389

126

9

51

158

0

27

44

1

92

881

582

14

(*)

460

(*)

7

7

83

0

11

1,130

260

235

4

21

1,892

1,034

527

65

71

83

18

(

D)

266

(

D)

0

295

241

26

28

213

120

47

1

17

2

2

25

211

82

0

82

(*)

129

0

27

102

102

26

0

76

0

544

117

(

D)

206

14

3

113

5

76

424

46,101

27,767

20,371

5,820

4,582

414

72

624

792

4

174

181

20

257

2,044

1,237

(

D)

1

()

114

(

D)

303

0

(

D)

769

808

775

2

31

18,333

7,035

1,187

158

494

(

D)

82

()

17

(

D)

2,167

1,582

127

458

3,681

(

D)

()

2

235

2,745

198

0

191

7

2,548

(

D)

1,534

D )

1,674

31

(

D)

383

6,878

925

(

D)

2,097

1,142

303

1,334

277

731

51

1

5.556

38,533

21,813

16,551

3,921

3,266

288

63

583

640

4

147

141

19

174

1,208

655

(

D)

(*)

()

107

(

D)

219

0

(

D)

762

578

554

(*)

25

16,720

6,251

686

95

436

(

D)

69

()

2,091

1,560

100

430

3,475

(

D)

()

0

211

2,544

116

0

109

7

2,428

(

D)

1,506D )

1,582

15

(

D)

306

6,343

808

(

D)

1,890

1,128

300

1,221

277

655

1

5,147

7,567

5,954

3,820

1,898

1,316

126

9

41

152

0

27

40

1

83

836

582

14

(*)

460

(*)

7

83

0

11

230

222

2

1,613

783

500

63

59

83

13

(

D)

266

(

D)

0

76

22

26

28

207

120

45

1

17

0

2

24

202

82

0

82

(*)

120

0

27

93

92

16

0

76

0

536

117

(

D)

206

14

3

113

(*)

76

(

D)

0

0

409

5,045

4,391

904

289

241

3

1

98

16

2

(*)

46

1

9

64

49

(

D)

0

2

1

0

2

3,105

94

72

2

19

654

451

59

2

39

(*)

8

6

1

3

0

351

348

3

(*)

41

0

3

24

0

102

0

0

0

0

102

2,881

2,506

246

215

167

3

1

88

11

2

n

42

1

(*)

20

48

(

D)

0

2

1

0

2

1,981

63

59

0

5

375

200

33

(*)

26

0

3

0

1

3

0

132

129

3

(*)

36

0

0

24

0

2,164

1,886

658

73

(*)

0

10

6

0

0

4

0

9

45

(*)

(*)

0

0

C)

0

0

(*)

0

0

1,123

30

14

2

14

251

26

2

13

(*)

6

6

0

0

0

219

219

0

0

6

0

3

(*)

0

2

0

1

9

0

0

0

0

9

0

0

9

10

10

0

0

0

8

0

1

0

0

0

0

5

0

3

(*)

59,978 101,392 39,076

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Table III.P 6.—U.S. Imports Shipped by Unaffiliated Foreigners to U.S. Parents, Industry of U.S. Parent by Product

[Millions of dollars]

Total

By product

Food

Beverand

tobacco

Crude

materials,

inedible ,

except

fuels

Petroleum and

products

Coal

and

coke

Chemicals

Machinery

Road

vehicles

and

parts

Other

transport

equipment

Metal

manufactures

Other

manufactures

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

59,978

36,144

0

0

0

(

D)

26,226

(

D)

8,621

(

D)

15,624

2,359

481

451

1,427

2,958

1,477

267

813

281

121

1,479

1,194

332

862

285

979

213

248

238

280

3,074

106

1,938

129

902

1,800D

2,975

570

300

423

288

211

116

17

20

71

679

281

5,673

4,368

1,305

0

1

0

(

D)

0

0

2,396

1

(*)

181

2,196

2,545

1,828

(

D)

189

1,812

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,253

(

D

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

439

439

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

2,890

879

0

()

0

0

(

D)

0

1,419

10

0

1

9

311

106

3

(

D)

1

(

D)

416

(

D)

139

(

D)

(

D)

24

559

1

58

156

1

0

3

23

8

0

472

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

118

0

30,846

29,978

0

0

0

(

D)

25,165

(

D)

(*)

3,537D )

1,774

398

0

0

0

(

D)

237

0

(

0

1,356

9

5

0

4

1,164

586

211

27

270

70

5,495

0

0

(

D)

0

4,113

15

1

(*)

14

80

68

2

8

1

(*)

134

106

(

28

718

145

184

225

163

2,531

(

D)

1,697

(

D)

245

)

390

13

154

1

D

(*)

(

D

)

4

0

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(D)

0

0

0

0

0

(

(

D

(•)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D

0

0

401

0

0

0

0

6

3,186

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

()

0

24

124

1

1,025

(

D

(*)

347

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

334

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

(*)

n

(*)

0

0

()

5

0

0

0

5

302

6

296

2,231

0

0

(

D)

0

1,062

3

0

0

3

35

23

2

6

4

0

639

461

100

362

178

37

18

1

(

D)

168

()

306

(

0

4

5

0

2,050

163

120

3

(

D)

145

()

158

1

117

2

38

28

1,347

8

184

104

34

183

35

(*)

5

()

504

(

D)

1,065

768

298

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

1,639

0

0

0

0

n

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Table III.Q 1.—Expenditures for Research and Development Performed for and by U.S. Parents, by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

R&D performed for U.S. parents

Total

By U.S. parents

themselves

(=col. 5)

By others

R&D performed by U.S. parents

Total

For U.S.

parents

themselves

( = col. 2)

For Federal

government

For others

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas..

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

37,590

2,633

169

()

2,319

2,302

0

17

30,053

714

141

57

516

6,682

3,320

2,322

704

85

251

840

424

190

234

415

6,355

312

690

4,620

734

5,121

104

1,294

2,095

1,628

6,360

3,829

2,531

3,982

112

84

100

280

41

502

24

173

127

2,385

151

(

D)

418

(

D)

239

C )

239

0

0

168

0

140

0

0

1

111

28

0

36,929

2,475

162

()

2,192

2,175

0

17

29,691

701

136

55

509

6,475

3,252

2,191

702

78

250

826

415

188

227

411

6,318

312

680

4,610

717

5,106

103

1,287

2,089

1,627

6,358

3,829

2,529

3,908

97

82

99

280

40

502

24

173

126

2,338

146

(

D)

416

(

D)

239

(*)

239

0

0

166

0

139

0

0

1

110

28

0

661

158

7

127

127

0

(*)

D

362

13

5

2

6

207

67

131

2

7

1

13

9

3

7

4

37

(•)

11

9

17

15

1

7

6

2

3

C)

3

74

15

2

1

C)

1

1

(*)

C)

1

47

5

(*)

C)

(*)

0

0

1

0

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

55,292

2,596

162

()

2,307

2,290

0

18

47,145

702

136

55

510

6,856

3,427

2,201

898

79

251

1,237

(

D)

()

233

(

D)

7,439

312

719

5,577

832

13,817

104

7,195

2,496

4,022

,12,997

4,571

8,426

4,097

101

85

102

281

40

556

27

174

128

2,456

147

(

472

(

D)

502

C)

502

0

0

349

0

307

0

6

1

210

92

0

36,929

2,475

162

D

()

2,192

2,175

0

17

29,691

701

136

55

509

6,475

3,252

2,191

702

78

250

826

415

188

227

411

6,318

312

680

4,610

717

5,106

103

1,287

2,089

1,627

6,358

3,829

2,529

3,908

97

82

99

280

40

502

24

173

126

2,338

146

(

D)

416

(

D)

239

C)

239

0

0

166

0

139

0

0

1

110

28

0

16,215

(

D)

0

0

0

D

()

0

0

15,518

1

0

0

1

354

()

0

1

340

( )

5

(

D)

1,013

(•)

(

D)

922

(

D)

7,359

1

5,463

(

D)

( )

6,291

417

5,874

161

0

2

(•)

1

0D

(

0

0

0

0

276

0

0

0

0

2,148

(

D)

C)

C)

0

( )

0

(*)

5

0

1,935

1

0

0

1

28D

C)

0

71

1

0

1

70

108

1

(

D)

45

(

D)

1,352

1

445D

348

325

24

28

4

1

3

0

0

D

()

0

(*)D

C)

(

D)

20D

(*)

0

0

0

D

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[Millions of dollars]

Receipts

Total From affiliates *

From

unaffiliated

foreigners

Payments

To affiliates

 2 To unaffiliated

foreigners

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

All industries..

'etroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas..

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Vholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate..

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

>ervices

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations servia

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)....

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

)ther industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities...

Retail trade

4,809

144

6

(*)

5

98

95

0

3

4,343

151

33

31

88

882

376

226

228

21

32

134

67

42

25

66

1,630

8

75

()

637

13

316

104

204

257

42

215

653

72

54

5

36

40

54

7

(

D

)

25

309

(

D

)

48

46

3

34

1

33

0

0

()

31

17

2

(•)

10

1

30

10

(*)

(

D

)

123

3,308

28

6

C)

5

18

17

0

1

2

2

3,105

129

26

()

672

243

177

212

()

62

35

17

18

27

1,531

5

()

237

5

157

29

47

()

32

2

22

27

30

5

6

9

239

18

1,501

116

0

0

0

80

78

0

2

1,238

22

6

()

210

133

49

15

()

72

33

25

7

40

99

4

(

D

)

33

(

D

)

400

9

159

75

157

197

428

13

0

0

0

9

8

1

(•)

3

1

396

11

7

0

3

215

58

135

(*)

(•)

(*)

(6)

392

13

0

0

0

363

9

7

0

2

213

58

135

9

4

2

1

6

18

1

1

9

7

17

C)

15

1

1

11

5

6

86

D

(*)

7

16

1

C)

1

2

4

1

3

2

1

3

0

3

0

0

3

(*)

1

0

(*)

0

1

7

0

(•)

0

(*)

(*)

3

4

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[Millions of dollars]

Interest receipts

from all payors,

net of

withholding

taxes

 1

Interest

payments to all

payees, gross of

withholding

taxes

 2

Production

royalty

payments

Taxes other

than income

and payroll

taxes

 3

(1) (2) (3) (4)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas..

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs .....

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

78,475

6,008

305

116

188

3,188

3,148

2,444

72

25,137

1,128

233

144

752

1,883

752

708

271

73

78

2,438

1,112

905

207

1,326

2,117

77

256

1,412

373

3,654

72

1,441

11,759

10,450

1,309

2,158

145

93

292

161

121

27

55

88

461

565

367

198

41,862

7,191

34,659

12

0

820

25

367

35

123

48

86

119

4,082

33

22

178

1,303

2,546

80,472

14,183

1,557

752

805

7,801

7,674

4,407

418

33,712

2,335

478

261

1,596

4,041

2,388

630

355

409

259

4,613

2,830

1,606

1,224

1,784

3,856

478

1,029

1,409

940

3,708

206

1,380

390

1,731

10,355

8,697

1,658

4,803

921

378

416

636

369

411

40

186

562

611

275

1,756

935

821

12,230

5,913

6,298

18

1

2,188

226

461

4D1

164

84

203

326

495

477

16,404

104

102

377

11,486

4,334

7,838

7,256

274

212

63

6,061

6,061

0

0

342

(*)

0

(*)

0

106

72

0

0

26

9

58

5

0

5

0

n

2

0

0

2

0

2

0

2

167

0

1

3

0

0

0

11

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

D O

0

0

230

2

165

0

53,804

26,413

424

294

131

24,738

24,615

1,057

193

14,918

2,326

172

1,598

556

2,566

1,740

287

272

180

86

1,110

774

437

337

335

1,200

127

240

572

261

933

44

306

161

421

1,590

1,075

514

5,194

2,942

112

209

326

234

725

14

67

152

310

102

522

323

199

3,237

70

3,166

1

0

57

D

9

99

20

11

20

16

41

82

8,135

51

12

9

3

221

5,315

2,537

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[Millions of dollars]

Total

Equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock1

Retained

earnings

 2

Unincorporated

affiliates

Intercompany debt

Net

Payables to

U.S. parents

Receivables

from U.S.

parents

All countries

Developed countries...

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa..

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, CaribbeanOther

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan....

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific.

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

International

Addendum—OPEC

185,230

141,028

41,890

85,481

66,306

5,503

1,119

6,860

13,998

240

1,982

3,804

871

6,395

25,535

19,175

474

176

2,700

265

1,928

1,084

12,036

123

3,360

10,297

7,741

598

1,958

39,353

23,585

17,599

2,517

8,132

208

1,661

325

1,961

2,300

496

8,047

3,355

3,948

744

-2,062

1,805

10,974

389

-16,939

694

577

439

3,625

1,443

1,126

160

157

2,182

34

205

1,943

2,481

338

817

494

832

9,663

2,154

150

2,228

1,175

1,037

1,437

172

317

716

277

4,850

6,690

183,669

116,702

35,396

70,681

54,136

3,812

684

5,334

11,465

(

D)

1,602

(

D)

894

6,091

21,250

16,545

355

156

1,738

153

1,588

875

11,313

63

304

2,867

7,758

5,727

361

1,671

62,493

47,406

14,395

2,084

7,274

-206

1,216

160

1,513

1,847

508

6,447

2,189

3,855

403

26,564

1,676

11,925

(

D

)

10,721

(

D

)

881

397

3,039

2,305

D

-13

734

78

3,610

285

1,240

1,281

804

8,438

2,082

(

D)

2,046

782

724

1,500

144

370

542

4,473

8,694

156,614

107,529

32,207

65,952

51,075

3,677

653

5,250

11,384

141

894

5,461

19,225

14,877

355

156

314

160

1,566

878

11,074

(

D

2,723

6,647

4,675

385

1,587

45,922

38,287

11,359

1,727

7,022

-199

708

91

154

1,771

86

6,234

2,155

3,795

284

20,694

1,668

7,367

D

()

865

343

1,146

136

50

()

1,010

(

D

)

481

(

D

)

1,322

(

D

)

345

47

(

D

)

5,166

1,718

67

269

(

D

)

569

1,446

137

340

(

D

)

64

3,163

3,091

63,093

37,502

8,242

26,207

22,662

1,688

341

2,560

6,048

93

245

1,460

228

1,288

8,710

3,544

276

86

255

121

1,312

505

951

20

19

796

2,257

1,771

125

361

24,782

22,203

8,065

1,010

5,387

218

324

46

84

935

62

2,323

1,402

788

134

11,815

403

2,089

6

8,862

16

93

347

566

54

24

()

512

187

126

199

597

46

51

61

439

1,415

153

57

191

68

446

173

81

137

28

81

809

1,454

93,521

70,027

23,965

39,745

28,413

1,989

312

2,690

5,335

48

666

4,172

10,514

11,332

80

70

59

39

254

373

10,123

D

)

1,927

4,390

2,904

260

1,226

21,140

16,084

3,294

717

1,635

-417

384

45

70

836

24

3,911

754

3,008

149

8,879

1,266

5,278

D

772

-4

580

82

26

()

498

(

D

)

354

(

D

)

725

(

D

)

294

-14

(

D

)

3,751

1,565

10

78

(

D

)

123

1,273

56

203

(

D

)

-17

2,354

1,637

27,055

9,174

3,189

4,729

3,061

135

31

84

81

12

0

630

2,025

1,668

-1

C)

1,425

-7

22

-3

238

144

1,111

1,052

-24

84

16,572

9,119

3,036

357

252

-7

508

69

1,359

76

422

213

34

60

119

5,870

8

4,558

16

54

1,893

2,16^

1,324

-275

2,288

895

1,234

3,272

364

1,778

156

54

7

30

1,310

5,603

1,561

24,325

6,494

14,799

12,170

1,691

435

1,526

2,533

380

-23

304

4,285

2,630

119

20

962

112

340

208

723

60

85

493

2,539

2,014

238

287

•23,140

-23,822

3,204

433

857

413

444

165

448

453

-12

1,601

1,166

93

341

-28,626

129

-951

-27,660

-304

42

585

-862

170

1,447

-45

-1,129

53

-423

-787

28

1,225

72

181

393

313

-63

27

-53

174

377

-2,004

56,747

37,218

9,099

24,231

20,104

2,105

506

1,721

3,262

(

D

)

508

(

D

)

26

2,050

8,765

4,127

163

21

1,354

121

412

235

1,591

(

D

)

914

2,974

308

18,108

9,341

4,136

513

1,029

417

635

496

739

2,549

1,719

357

473

2,657

371

968

163

612

414

31

98

3,413

559

324

34

201

2,853

226

456

2,171

1,124

98

353

4,230

693

(

D

)

986

579

368

940

47

156

244

1,421

3,399

(9)

55,185

12,893

2,606

9,431

7,934

414

71

196

728

8

128

114

49

1,746

4,479

1,497

44

1

392

9

72

27

867

421

435

21

41,248

33,163

932

79

172

4

190

(

D

)

47

286

(

D

)

948

553

264

132

31,283

242

1,919

(

D

)

28,272

(

D

)

335

56

2,827

1,421

(

D

)

31

1,406

271

2,253

45

(

D

)

1,139

(

D

)

3,005

621

2

804

187

56

1,002

19

209

70

35

1,044

5,403

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Table III.S 2.—U.S. Direct Investment Position Abroad, Industry by Account

[Millions of dollars]

Total

Equity

Total

Incorporated affiliates

Total

Capital

stock1

Retained

earnings

 2

Unincorporated

affiliates

Intercompany debt

Net

Payables to

U.S. parents

Receivables

from U.S.

parents

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural

gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services.

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

185,230

54,642

24,730

19,898

4,831

17,413

12,022

5,319

72

10,745

1,754

76,674

7,083

1,868

1,608

3,606

16,463

7,454

3,569

2,416

843

2,182

4,871

1,472

537

934

3,400

13,425

438

2,384

7,403

3,200

6,666

559

1,744

1,892

2,471

10,149

9,159

990

18,017

1,757

1,317

520

3,390

494

2,044

1,059

603

1,030

4,940

861

20,584

14,825

5,759

18,099

-8,437

6,970

465

19,102

4,334

463

2,076

302

580

483

235

476

718

374

7

696

10,898

543

4,317

2,755

1,562

863

1,985

3,189

183,669

43,306

18,673

14,386

4,287

14,453

D)

()

63

8,786

1,394

6^55

1,651

1,368

3,235

13,272

5,810

(

D)

2,149

(

D)

1,626

4,312

1,141

(

D)

()

3,171

11,885

275

1,877

6,922

2,810

6,257

(

D)

()

1,834

2,148

7,995

835

15,785

1,390

1,042

431

3,081

432

(

D)

939

(

D)

945

4,208

843

15,726

11,073

4,654

45,211

19,832

6,509

383

18,486

4,125

330

1,797

267

536

491

70

432

702

288

8,705

334

3,302

2,108

1,193

808

1,627

2,633

156,614

29,657

6,860

4,781

2,080

13,185

(

D

()

59

8,259

1,352

65,089

6,001

1,647

D

()

12,743

5,587

(

D)

2,083

(

D)

1,441

3,939

826

482

344

3,113

11,650

(

D)

()

2,626

6,238

(

D)

()

1,807

(

D)

8,805

(

D)

(

D)

15,713

(

D)

1,048

(

D)

3,068

421

()

886

4,149

(

D)

14,742

10,414

4,328

37,717

15,129

5,214

320

17,055

3,635

271

1,641

258

429

482

79

394

703

268

5,773

279

924

506

419

595

1,481

2,494

63,093

10,952

2,911

2,664

246

5,106

3,536

1,554

16

2,366

569

25,702

2,385

711

476

1,198

5,707

2,556

1,224

889

289

748

2,196

845

251

594

1,350

3,230

302

983

()

2,374

207

910

402

855

3,736

3,591

145

6,074

599

530

183

1,372

136

929

398

317

302

1,039

270

4,423

3,343

1,080

18,946

11,264

2,030

194

5,458

1,254

245

516

72

92

156

109

86

48

123

93

230

1,816

131

379

278

101

152

392

763

93,521

18,705

3,950

2,116

1,833

()

43

5,893

783

3,617

937

()

7,036

3,031

(

D)

1,194

(

D)

693

1,744

-19

230

-250

1,763

8,420

(

D)

()

3,864

(

D)

(

D)

1,405

(

D)

5,069

,(D)

(

D)

9,639

(

D)

518

(

D)

1,696

285

(

584

3,109

(

D)

10,319

7,071

3,249

18,771

3,865

3,184

126

11,596

2,381

26

1,125

185

337

326

-30

307

655

145

3,957

148

546

228

318

443

1,089

1,731

27,055

13,649

11,812

9,605

2,207

1,268

(

D

4

526

42

1,507

253

4

()

529

223

55

65

0

185

373

315

()

57

234

(

185

20

()

26

()

72

()

13

12

-4

(

D)

1

59

59

(

D)

984

659

326

7,493

4,704

1,296

62

1,432

490

59

156

10

107

9

-9

39

-1

20

2,932

56

2,377

1,603

775

213

147

139

1,561

11,336

6,057

5,512

545

2,960

D

()

10

1,959

360

10,077

828

217

240

371

3,191

1,644

(

D)

267

(

D)

555

559

330

()

229

1,540

163

506

481

390

408

()

58

322

1,319

1,164

155

2,232

367

275

90

310

62

(

D)

121

(

D)

86

732

18

4,857

3,752

1,105

-27,111

-28,270

460

82

616

209

133

279

34

44

-8

165

44

16

86

2,193

209

1,016

647

369

55

358

555

56,747

21,297

12,505

11,334

1,171

4,033

D

14

3,646

1,114

16,908

1,053

255

327

471

3,830

1,947

781

318

154

630

968

444

()

524

2,358

174

683

833

668

1,527

61

250

828

387

4,286

3,977

309

2,885

368

296

109

444

81

174

134

82

148

926

123

7,281

5,191

2,090

6,027

3,252

891

114

1,769

1,775

186

1,039

38

318

249

217

216

71

179

86

214

3,459

241

1,460

1,015

445

276

746

736

(9)

55,185

9,961

6,448

5,821

627

1,073

D

4

1,687

754

6,830

225

38

87

100

639

303

(

D)

52

(

D)

75

409

114

()

295

818

11

176

352

278

1,118

D)

(

771

65

2,968

2,813

155

653

2

22

19

134

19

(

D)

13

(

D)

63

193

105

2,423

1,439

985

33,138

31,522

431

32

1,152

1,566

53

760

4

274

257

51

172

55

93

1,266

32

445

369

76

221

389

180

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

185,230

141,028

41,890

85,481

66,306

5,503

1,119

13,998

240

1,982

3,804

871

6,395

25,535

19,175

474

176

2,700

265

1,928

1,084

12,036

123

389

3,360

10,297

7,741

598

1,958

39,353

23,585

17,599

2,517

8,132

208

1,661

325

1,961

2,300

496

8,047

3,355

3,948

744

-2,062

1,805

10,974

389

-16,939

694

577

439

3,625

1,443

1,126

160

157

2,182

34

205

1,943

2,481

338

817

494

832

9,663

2,154

150

2,228

1,175

1,037

1,437

172

317

716

277

4,850

6,690

54,642

33,777

10,364

20,709

15,399

856

(

3,062

33

(

D)

563

(

D)

1,843

7,301

5,310

(

D)

()

2,345

(

D)

186

425

2,002

73

20

2,301

1,353

D

16,918

7,326

3,482

577

432

68

597

(

D)

1,264

187

(

D)

1,277

(

D)

1,022

(

D)

2,567

991

417

(

D)

(

D)

621

3,071

1,318

1,061

132

126

1,752

(

D)

1,552

1,743

3

612

394

735

4,778

344

(

D)

1,917

(

D)

396

588

)

491

149

3,947

3,780

76,674

60,287

18,262

36,359

33,270

2,722

160

4,204

9,030

108

1,534

2,377

241

2,734

10,159

3,090

196

13

156

119

1,382

292

854

1,772

3,895

2,879

173

843

16,386

13,779

10,179

1,634

6,197

-121

551

70

84

1,454

312

3,178

2,725

178

275

421

30

0

277

8

30

4

73

315

32

11

0

21

284

0

41

242

15

D

3

29

4

2,140

322

90

124

216

291

619

72

235

115

56

7,083

5,239

1,438

3,225

2,980

92

60

323

501

(*)

151

128

0

371

1,354

246

16

0

1

8

113

499

325

23

152

1,843

1,768

1,233

161

607

9

111

15

11

287

32

507

325

16,463

12,746

4,058

7,181

6,709

1,076

(

D)

778

1,120

65

274

514

(

D)

1,081

1,723

472

3

6

24

17

263

14

136

433

1,074

878

42

154

3,717

3,159

2,260

337

1,347

17

186

13

26

332

3

590

449

65

76

310

(

D)

0

257

460

66

37

34

19

153

32

7

42

24

47

4,871

3,563

1,321

2,004

1,919

95

(

D)

188

580

1

50

78

(

D)

210

684

85

1

0

2

6

50

6

21

0

0

217

114

6

96

1,308

1,105

943

86

653

(

D)

30

57

()

136

1

13,425

11,519

1,939

7,955

7,419

297

1

1,472

2,335

0

274

889

2

411

1,739

536

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

213

(

D)

78

0

0

(*)

186

1,906

1,662

1,543

(

D)

1,232

0

1

0

0

(

D)

(*)

118

118

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

6

5

0

0

2

237

59

C)

130

0

20

0

0

6,666

4,657

1,344

2,952

2,534

403

43

225

601

6

(

D)

342

(

D)

137

642

418

()

28

150

4

0

135

226

173

9

45

2,009

1,004

600

38

441

7

(

D)

19

390

364

0

27

14

0

0

0

0

0

10

29

1

1

0

0

28

0

8

20

61

61

C)

0

0

915

93

()

136

104

313

36

87

74

10,149

8,278

3,832

4,003

3,395

(

D)

(*)

242

(

D)

0

8

6

0

10

430

608

(

D)

0

0

441

349

1,870

1,738

1,127

(

D)

453

612

612

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

0

0

0

0

0

(

0

0

0

0

(

D)

130

0

(

D)

0

0

18,017

14,284

9,039

8,315

(

D)

24

975

(

D)

36

(

D)

420

147

514

3,587

724

21

2

(

D)

19

(

D)

26D

3,733

3,342

2,473

412

1,462

-6

177

(

721

20,584

16,143

2,747

11,140

5,761

700

230

1,134

787

(

D)

17

502

(

D)

568

1,747

5,379

95

102

121

45

248

253

4,431D

1,363

942

109

312

4,441

2,705

1,122

108

374

72

109

24

65

349

21

908

329

538

41

676

216

13

(

43

(*)

13

30

372

(

D)

149

(

D)

63

1,297

797

0

28

40

85

177

(

D)

60

18,099

20,314

5,517

13,410

8,703

(

D)

(

D)

209

628

()

141

611

259

5,453

4,708

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

16

100

4,307

0

234

223

1,164

1,112

35

17

-2,215

-2,800

1,085

19

891

27

33

2

4

110

0

2,134

47

2,057

30

-6,019

437

10,185

9

-17,210

2

510

49

(

0

16

137

(

D)

0

454

263

D

4,334

3,368

730

2,443

1,885

96

17

176

84

6

7

60

0

859

579

558

13

(

D)

31

(

D)

52

10

27

168

150

2

16

966

594

385

84

117

18

114

5

128

78

35

14

81

97

-69

8

18

13

(

D)

31

23

17

5

1

8

0

4

4

36

11

1

7

17

304

174

4

13

(

D)

47

6

4

1

6

1,722 93 111 634 143

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods .....

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

185,230

54,642

24,730

19,898

4,831

17,413

12,022

5,319

72

10,745

1,754

76,674

7,083

1,868

1,608

3,606

16,463

7,454

3,569

2,416

843

2,182

4,871

1,472

537

934

3,400

13,425

2,384

7,403

3,200

6,666

559

1,744

1,892

2,471

10,149

9,159

990

18,017

1,757

1,317

520

3,390

494

2,044

1,059

603

1,030

4,940

861

20,584

14,825

5,759

18,099

-8,437

6,970

465

19,102

4,334

463

2,076

302

580

483

235

476

718

374

7

696

10,898

543

4,317

2,755

1,562

863

1,985

3,189

141,028

33,777

12,479

11,666

812

15,530

11,095

(

D)

()

5,506

262

60,287

5,239

1,539

1,300

2,401

12,746

5,991

2,694

1,576

612

1,873

3,563

1,022

385

636

2,542

11,519

D

1,572

(

D)

()

4,657

394

1,432

1,084

1,748

8,278

7,431

847

14,284

1,474

951

451

2,273

387

1,292

894

462

790

4,575

734

16,143

12,273

3,870

20,314

2,721

4,022

238

13,332

3,368

269

1,546

243

438

326

161

379

701

240

D

7,138

93

2,902

1,736

1,167

547

2,911

41,890

10,364

4,631

4,401

230

5,735

5,722

0

14

18,262

1,438

298

233

907

4,058

2,561

458

345

(

1,321

444

D

()

877

1,939

D

285

()

1,344

D

154

899

3,832

3,112

720

4,330

(

D)

()

307

1,405

121

(

D)

124

136

374

441

285

2,747

2,220

527

5,517

1,879

1,873

80

1,685

730

64

311

52

(

121

(

D)

46

(

D)

274

4,269

17

1,895

1,350

545

296

434

1,627

85,481

20,709

7,110

6,618

492

9,012

5,374

3,608

31

4,442

145

36,359

3,225

1,059

894

1,273

7,181

2,775

1,749

241

1,420

2,004

539

151

388

1,465

7,955

276

917

5,046

1,716

2,952

163

1,251

781

757

4,003

3,876

127

9,039

(

D)

121

773

541

596

324

351

3,873

397

11,140

8,386

2,754

13,410

549

1,883

111

10,867

2,443

199

1,129

149

415

207

112

2 4 D6

160

76

1,419

11

29

96

954

66,306

15,399

4,686

4,205

481

(

D)

5,374

(

D)

31

(

D)

145

33,270

2,980

998

(

6,709

2,539

1,647

928

232

1,363

1,919

524

140

384

1,395

7,419

D)

()

1,580

2,534

161

(

D)

747

(

D)

3,395

3,268

127

8,315

912

516

113

698

180

525

316

3,782

384

5,761

4,379

1,382

8,703

216

()

6,527

1,885

173

710

116

146

207

71

170

(

D)

119

47

1,289

20

865

19,175

5,310

2,424

2,413

10

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

3,090

246

61

(

472

237

102

68

9

57

85

15

11

4

70

536

()

136

418

3

(

D)

34

(

D)

608

608

0

724

()

16

35

91

13

5,379

4,006

1,373

4,708

333

()

4,340

558

25

419

33

269

(*)

41

77

5

42

28

131

4

9

5

4

89

3,360

403

D

1,772

76

5

(

433

66

215

32

(

D)

59

135

0

0

129

6

2

2

0

(

D)

0

3

5

(

D)

-4

0

()

34

893

540

353

223

22

148

4

49

27

2

19

10,297

2,301

(

D)

(

90

783

0

3,895

499

177

(

1,074

589

273

(

217

37

(

180

5

143

226

()

19

85

441

441

0

(

D)

1

49

18

()

227

1,363

1,127

235

1,164

271

118

44

732

168

5

88

35

1,407

66

979

()

58

11

294

39,353

16,918

9,630

8,232

1,399

1,883

927

()

5,239

166

16,386

1,843

330

309

1,205

3,717

1,463

875

840

231

308

1,308

450

152

298

858

1,906

D

812

2,009

165

312

808

723

1,870

1,728

143

3,733

282

367

69

1,117

107

752

165

141

241

365

127

4,441

2,552

1,888

-2,215

-11,159

2,948

226

5,770

966

193

530

58

142

157

74

98

17

134

2,857

450

1,415

1,019

395

180

535

277

23,585

7,326

3,087

2,347

740

()

3,237

(

D)

13,779

1,768

306

381

1,082

3,159

1,354

660

692

172

280

1,105

(

D)

150

1,662

D

651

(

D)

272

1,004

136

204

140

524

1,738

1,736

2

3,342

256

285

(

D)

1,020

93

647

(

D)

131

230

359

116

2,705

1,404

1,301

-2,800

-11,297

2,830

186

5,480

594

150

236

36

116

-7

59

31

17

64

D

1,980

310

1,210

D

140

136

184

3,625

3,071

2,486

2,287

199

0

0

0

0

315

19

1

-6

-87

3

31

147

64

2,481

1,743

587

400

187

-1

0

679

(

D)

153

3

0

0

3

32

3

0

1

372

360

12

137

121

9,663

4,778

3,470

3,199

272

2,140

54

23

()

460

106

159

122

()

36

0

0

0

36

237

0

159

()

915

(

D)

(

D)

646

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

140

(

D)

(

D)

79

(

D)

(

D)

14

4

6

10

1,297

733

564

454

104

304

()

254

22

690

77

125

40

360

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[Millions of dollars]

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark ..

France

Germany .

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg ... .

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland .

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel.

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other.

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India..

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other.

International

Addendum—OPEC

Position,

yearend

FY 1981

(1)

190,324

142,756

42,052

86,900

68,253

5,299

1,098

7,533

14,131

332

1,764

3,879

786

6,783

26,649

18,647

562

181

2,565

274

2,150

1,272

11,133

161

349

3,359

10,445

7,827

574

2,045

42,984

30,176

15,544

2,181

7,381

314

1,251

284

1,743

1,927

465

9,088

4,522

3,835

731

5,544

1,758

10,226

405

-8,091

642

307

297

2,933

1,414

998

299

117

1,519

217

-208

1,510

2,205

456

828

356

565

7,670

1,843

125

1,197

774

1,116

1,305

155

287

648

218

4,585

4,797

Change in 1982

Total

(2)

-5,095

-1,728

-162

-1,419

-1,947

204

21

-673

-133

-93

218

-75

85

-388

-1,113

528

-88

-4

135

-10

-222

-188

903

-38

39

(*)

-148

-86

25

-87

-3,631

-6,591

2,055

336

751

-106

410

42

218

373

31

-1,041

-1,167

113

13

-7,606

46

748

-16

-8,848

51

270

142

692

29

128

-139

40

663

-183

413

433

276

-118

-11

137

267

1,993

311

25

1,030

401

-79

133

16

30

68

59

265

1,893

Capital outflows

Total

(3)

1,699

4,163

843

2,769

1,893

431

71

-36

263

-73

332

292

117

-32

528

877

-77

12

155

24

101

-87

724

-38

62

88

463

334

45

84

-2,697

-5,546

2,276

355

893

-81

415

58

226

368

44

-254

-480

213

13

-7,569

23

852

-16

-8,903

82

254

139

534

-56

121

-220

43

590

-187

348

428

192

-124

-35

97

254

2,123

380

46

1,064

403

-25

78

31

40

34

72

234

1,729

Equity capital

Net

increase

 1

(4)

11,887

4,634

256

3,930

3,454

241

47

271

549

105

8

529

1,602

476

37

1

-19

13

309

19

114

3

(*)

82

367

326

(*)

40

6,938

5,742

1,062

153

605

28

166

2

8

81

20

485

263

159

64

4,195

14

196

(

D

)

3,773

(

D

)

9

178

503

142

(

D

)

(

D

)

58

361

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

227

5

53

109

60

466

-8

(

D

)

251

(*)

-19

12

3

14

136

(

D

)

315

580

Increases

(5)

14,311

5,719

781

4,463

3,803

260

48

300

573

2

105

136

8

541

1,831

659

37

1

105

13

320

22

157

3

(*)

90

386

344

2

40

8,245

6,744

1,161

159

669

29

(

D

)

2

8

(

D

)

29

576

(

D

)

(

D

)

64

5,007

14

(

D

)

(D)

3,830

(

D

)

(

D

)

178

557

(

D

)

86

(

D

)

58

(

D

)

0

(D)

320

299

5

60

174

61

646

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

1

(

D

)

19

3

18

137

(

D

)

347

776

Decreases

(6)

2,425

1,085

525

532

349

19

1

29

24

(*)

0

12

229

183

0

0

124

(*)

11

4

44

(*)

(•)

8

19

17

2

(*)

1,308

1,002

99

6

64

1

(

D

)

(*)

(*)

9

90

(D)

(

D

)

C)

812

(*)

(

D

)

57

(*)

(*)

54

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(*)

(

D

)

0

D0

72

(*)

6

66

1

180

(

D

)

2

(

D

)

1

(

D

)

7

(*)

4

1

2

32

196

Reinvested

earnings

 2

(7)

1,003

-260

492

-409

-933

-15

23

-402

-284

-1

180

-12

78

-103

-398

524

-108

15

98

-15

-218

-77

821

6

2

-173

-169

-166

10

-13

1,172

969

538

215

240

-154

88

10

248

-102

-8

-1,007

-865

-66

-75

1,437

88

504

-17

615

-23

284

-13

-590

40

25

80

-65

-631

-24

-1

-606

155

51

-51

173

-18

639

331

23

-60

164

-81

259

19

53

-60

-9

91

70

Intercompany debt

Net

(8)

•11,191

-212

95

-752

-628

205

(*)

95

-2

47

32

-459

-676

-123

-6

-4

76

26

10

-28

-210

-47

59

180

265

174

35

56

-10,807

-12,257

676

-14

47

45

161

46

-31

389

32

267

123

120

24

-13,201

-79

152

(

D

)

-13,290

(D)

-39

-26

622

-238

(D)

(

D

)

50

860

-163

(

D

)

-190

-180

-37

-184

212

1,018

57

(

D

)

873

239

75

-193

9

-27

-42

(

D

)

-172

1,079

Increases

in U.S.

parents'

receivables

(9)

2,611

978

86

531

423

334

55

-70

13

51

6

-58

-79

108

29

-3

37

26

11

-27

25

(

D

)

148

212

(

D

)

10

1,749

1,145

571

-9

104

42

211

(

D

)

-31

236

(

D

)

436

410

-24

50

138

-67

84

10

169

-27

-7

-23

-277

139

80

-14

73

-416

-162

-521

267

247

-171

(

D

)

129

(

D

)

635

-44

(

D

)

432

234

-61

83

12

1

-50

(

D

)

•115

541

Increases

in U.S.(

Pel r©ii LS

payables

 3

(10)

13,802

1,189

-10

1,283

1,052

129

55

-165

15

2

3

41

-26

400

597

231

35

(*)

-39

-1

1

1

235

(

D

)

-31

-53

(

D

)

-47

12,556

13,402

-105

5

57

-3

49

(

D

)

C)

-153

(

D

)

168

287

-144

25

13,339

13

-68

(

D

)

13,460

(

D

)

31

2

-899

377

(

D

)

(

D

)

22

-1,276

1

(

D

)

(

D

)

436

9

(

D

)

313

(

D

)

-383

-101

C)

-441

-5

-136

275

2

28

-8

2

56

-537

Valuation

adjustments

(11)

-6,794

-5,891

-1,004

-4,189

-3,839

-227

-49

-637

-396

-20

-114

-367

-33

-356

-1,642

-349

-11

-17

-20

-34

-323

-101

179

(*)

-22

-88

-611

-419

-21

-171

-933

-1,045

-221

-18

-142

-25

-5

-16

-7

6

-12

-787

-687

-100

(*)

-37

24

-104

C)

55

-31

16

3

158

85

7

81

-3

73

3

65

5

84

6

24

40

13

-130

-69

-22

-33

-2

-54

55

-15

-10

33

-13

31

163

Position,

yearend

FY 1982

(12)

185,230

141,028

41,890

85,481

66,306

5,503

1,119

6,860

13,998

240

1,982

3,804

871

6,395

25,535

19,175

474

176

2,700

265

1,928

1,084

12,036

123

389

3,360

10,297

7,741

598

1,958

39,353

23,585

17,599

2,517

8,132

208

1,661

325

1,961

2,300

496

8,047

3,355

3,948

744

-2,062

1,805

10,974

389

-16,939

694

577

439

3,625

1,443

1,126

160

157

2,182

34

205

1,943

2,481

338

817

494

832

9,663

2,154

150

2,228

1,175

1,037

1,437

172

317

716

277

4,850

6,690

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[Millions of dollars]

Position,

yearend

F Y 1981

(1)

190,324

51,183

20,148

15,919

4,228

18,602

12,939

5,586

77

10,760

1,673

78,224

7,032

1,798

1,707

3,527

16,626

7,262

3,702

2,601

773

2,288

5,273

1,609

593

1,015

3,664

13,530

549

2,525

7,079

3,376

6,624

634

1,815

1,609

2,566

10,794

9,658

1,136

18,345

1,734

1,327

561

3,346

568

2,111

1,059

602

1,116

4,961

960

21,376

15,261

6,115

25,106

352

6,502

455

17,796

3,989

506.

1,884

280

556

388

214

445

623

406

29

541

10,447

510

4,000

2,990

1,010

737

1,913

3,286

Change in 1982

Total

(2)

-5,095

3,459

4,582

3,979

603

-1,189

-917

-268

-5

-15

81

-1,550

51

70

-99

79

-163

192

-133

-185

69

-106

-401

-137

-56

-81

-264

-105

-111

-141

324

-176

42

-74

-71

282

-95

-645

-499

-146

-329

23

-10

-40

44

-74

-67

C)

1

-86

-21

-99

-793

-436

-356

•7,006

-8,790

467

9

1,307

345

-43

192

21

24

95

20

32

95

-32

-22

155

450

34

317

-235

552

126

72

-98

Capital outflows

Total

(3)

1,699

3,505

4,359

3,765

594

-1,084

-818

-240

-26

198

32

3,374

678

368

8

302

815

432

77

176

98

32

197

-108

-9

-99

305

419

-100

45

383

90

623

2

30

406

185

-192

-ISO

-71

833

107

127

-2

225

2

37

97

63

10

157

11

8

140

-132

-6,295

-8,749

958

22

1,474

487

-1

215

44

29

61

26

56

98

-16

-6

197

620

40

369

-186

555

82

26

103

Equity capital

Net

increase *

(4)

11,887

2,590

2,073

1,733

340

239

(

D)

(

D)

C)

235

43

2,564

334

220

18

96

501

153

(

D)

88

(

D)

161

206

17

(

D)

(

D)

189

322

77

102

24

119

256

(

D)

(

D)

53

116

381

381

(*)

564

52

92

4

56

8

(

D)

76

(

D)

16

115

31

664

605

59

5,288

4,074

419

18

778

169

4

83

10

5

22

1

44

(*)

17

(

D)

(

D)

611

30

423

119

304

86

-18

90

Increases

(5)

14,311

3,146

2,554

2,144

410

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

(•)

(

D)

(

D)

2,953

(

D)

226

(

D)

(

D)

540

(

D)

98

88

(

D)

161

(

D)

18

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

368

77

(

D)

27

(

D)

260

(

D)

(

D)

55

119

(

D)

(

D)

1

628

52

95

4

(

D)

8

108

77

(

D)

20

117

36

879

677

202

6,364

4,919

591

31

823

223

10

100

(

D)

5

(

D)

3

45

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

54

746

35

428

124

304

(

D)

29

(

D)

Decreases

(6)

2,425

556

481

411

70

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

0

(

D)

(

D)

389

(

D)

5

(

D)

(

D)

39

(

D)

(

D)

(*)

(*)

(*)

(

D)

1

(*)

(*)

(

D)

46

0

(

D)

3

(

D)

5

(*)

0

1

3

(

D)

(

D)

1

64

0

4

(*)

(

D)

C)

(

D)

1

(*)

4

2

5

214

71

143

1,076

845

173

13

44

53

6

18

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

1

1

0

(

D)

(*)

(

D)

136

5

5

5

(*)

(

D)

47

(

D)

Reinvested

earnings

 2

(7)

1,003

-1,360

-684

-1,152

468

-690

-384

-301

-4

86

-73

318

214

133

-111

192

70

43

-19

75

58

-87

-11

-92

-1

-91

81

214

-227

61

406

-26

303

-23

40

204

82

-465

-541

76

-8

23

3

-19

114

-7

5

9

9

-92

-77

24

15

81

-66

2,020

694

626

-3

703

361

7

121

24

38

19

19

22

95

-14

84

68

-350

-78

-296

-301

5

-7

26

5

Intercompany debt

Net

(8)

-11,191

2,276

2,969

3,184

-215

-633

(

D)

(

D)

-22

-123

62

492

129

15

101

14

244

236

(

D)

12

(

D)

-42

2

-33

(

D)

(

D)

35

-117

51

-118

-46

-4

65

(

D)

(

D)

149

-13

-108

40

-148

277

33

32

13

55

1

(

D)

12

(

D)

86

119

-44

-671

-547

-125

-13,603

-13,516

-87

8

-7

-43

-13

11

10

-14

20

6

-10

3

-19

(

D)

(

D)

359

88

243

-3

246

3

18

7

Increases

in U.S.

parents'

receivables

(9)

2,611

-367

1,381

1,374

7

-664

(

D)

(

D)

-21

-1,140

57

1,153

158

23

90

45

367

240

69

39

37

-18

81

13

(

D)

(

D)

68

26

32

-59

45

9

-5

-8

-61

73

-9

253

329

-76

271

34

31

15

56

10

-29

13

7

-6

128

13

36

-61

96

1,056

557

79

12

409

254

-4

160

5

62

7

7

80

12

15

19

53

479

94

191

31

160

110

95

-12

T

Increases

i•n T u.o T Q.

parents'

payables

 3

(10)

13,802

-2,642

-1,588

-1,810

222

-31

(

D)

(

D)

1

-1,017

-6

661

29

9

-11

31

124

4

(

D)

27

(

D)

24

79

46

(

D)

(

D)

33

143

-19

59

92

12

-70

(

D)

(

D)

-76

3

362

289

72

-6

1

-1

1

1

9

(

D)

1

(

D)

-92

9

57

707

486

221

14,659

14,074

166

4

416

297

9

149

-5

76

-13

1

90

9

34

(

D)

(

D)

119

6

-52

34

-86

107

77

-19

Valuation

adjustments

(11)

-6,794

-46

223

214

9

-105

-99

-28

22

-213

50

-4,925

-628

-298

-107

-223

-977

-239

-210

-361

-28

-138

-599

-30

-47

18

-569

-524

-12

-187

-60

-266

-581

-77

-102

-124

-280

-454

-379

-75

-1,162

-84

-136

-39

-180

-76

-104

-97

-62

-96

-177

-110

-800

-576

-224

-712

-41

-490

-13

-167

-142

-42

-23

-23

-4

34

-6

-24

-3

-16

-16

-43

-169

-6

-53

-49

-3

43

46

-200

Position,

yearend

F Y 1982

(12)

185,230

54,642

24,730

19,898

4,831

17,413

12,022

5,319

72

10,745

1,754

76,674

7,083

1,868

1,608

3,606

16,463

7,454

3,569

2,416

843

2,182

4,871

1,472

537

934

3,400

13,425

438

2,384

7,403

3,200

6,666

559

1,744

1,892

2,471

10,149

9,159

990

18,017

1,757

1,317

520

3,390

494

2,044

1,059

603

1,030

4,940

861

20,584

14,825

5,759

18,099

-8,437

6,970

465

19,102

4,334

463

2,076

302

580

483

235

476

718

374

7

696

10,898

543

4,317

2,755

1,562

863

1,985

3,189

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products i

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

1,699

4,163

843

2,769

1,893

431

71

-36

263

-73

332

292

117

-32

528

877

-77

12

155

24

101

-87

724

463

334

45

84

-2,697

-5,546

2,276

355

893

-81

415

58

226

368

44

-254

-480

213

13

-7,569

23

852

-16

-8,903

254

139

534

-56

121

-220

43

590

-187

348

428

192

-124

-35

97

254

2,123

380

46

1,064

403

-25

78

31

40

34

72

234

1,729

3,505

-288

-66

-361

-652

-128

()

-123

-79

(

-54

-150

291

( )

9 1

(

D)

57

-27

247

-45

-8

3,470

960

580

150

20

1

97

(

D)

2 16

-25

(

D)

90

(

D)

142

(

D)

291

-5

182

(

D)

(

D)

73

626

-57

133

-232

42

683

434

230

3

-76

57

246

1,654

59

(

D)

1,078

(

D)

71

-24

)

46

42

323

1,305

3,374

2,107

154

1,928

1,821

176

22

144

259

9

279

218

30

200

486

107

12

1

27

26

4

-43

68

28

-4

-32

21

7

1,267

1,205

182

791

-106

67

11

-2

281

-20

-241

-245

7

-4

23

5

0

5

2

2

1

8

37

2

2

0

(*)

35

0

7

28

()

-30

7

(

D)

249

164

4

-1

36

-89

91

13

35

-10

5

678

667

164

402

5

7

69

-22

(*)

46

35

0

30

233

9

(*)

0

(*)

4

-4

97

98

20

18

(*)

16

2

1

42

(*)

-7

-11

6

1

(*)

0

1

6

0

0

6

(*)

0

(*)

0

(*)

-93

(*)

0

(

D)

(*)

-108

1

(

D)

9

1

(*)

815

705

221

468

454

34

(

D)

47

37

11

9

39

(

D)

116

133

13

1

C)

5

(*)

24

-17

-2

28

23

4

1

110

83

197

14

140

-1

30

(*)

-3

20

-2

-126

-123

-1

-2

11

(

D)

0

5

197

152

15

109

99

12

(

D)

23

15

2

9

2

(

D)

-18

40

11

(•)

0

(*)

3

13

-8

1

0

0

19

3

1

15

46

64

88

4

167

(

-27

(*)

419

307

300

323

-26

(*)

23

87

0

37

141

-13

20

52

-23

(

D)

0

0

(

D)

-12

(

D)

4

0

0

(*)

15

113

78

138

(

D)

99

0

(*)

0

0

(

D)

-1

-60

-60

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

1

0

0

1

32

8

623

278

57

187

105

-19

5

1

5

(*)

(

D)

-4

(

D)

10

7

9

1

-3

345

66

93

-4

84

(*)

( )

-30

-33

0

3

3

0

0

0

0

0

1

2

11

(*)

(*)

0

0

11

0

5

5

19

19

C)

0

0

249

159

)

16

5

66

8

7

-12

2

-192

-512

-424

67

105

(

D)

(•)

-1

(

D)

0

2

-4

0

3

-70

-38

(

D)

0

0

-154

-121

321

312

269

(

D)

50

510

111

386

334

(

D)

1

-18

323

287

322

81

234

-28

19

( )

-34

249

6

148

101

-42

15

12

36

(

D)

3

5

(

D)

-7

86

47

-71

8

19

2

18

6

41

-32

127

73

-2

56

-241

-330

93

4

43

-10

2

-3

6

54

-4

-216

-136

-78

-1

-207

-39

-6,295

1,338

469

757

441

( )

-52

96

( )

1 7

84

-247

23

316

( )

0

- 1

- 1 1

308

0

9

43

69

59

9

1

-7,633

-7,582

111

4

64

3

2

1

(*)

37

0

37

-51

81

7

-7,730

51

827

2

-8,875

(*)

242

23

C)

0

0

4

-163

(

D)

-4

0

114

90

D

(

0

(*)

487

369

250

151

-8

(•)

15

-22

1

1

11

0

92

62

98

3

17

-12

52

2

27

37

32

1

4

118

34

21

( )

10

-1

-9

-21

5

6

22

3

16

1

4

9

9

7

3

C)

C)

0

-1

1

45

-11

48

(*)

8

30

2

1

-7

(

D)

5

3

-3

C )

2

34 -39 94

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Table III.T 4.—Direct Investment Capital Outflows, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countriei

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment.

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

1,699

3,505

4,359

3,765

594

-1,084

-818

-240

-26

198

32

3,374

678

368

8

302

815

432

77

176

98

32

197

-108

-9

-99

305

419

-100

45

383

90

623

2

30

406

185

-192

-120

-71

833

107

127

-2

225

2

37

97

63

10

157

11

140

-132

-6,295

-8,749

958

22

1,474

487

-1

215

44

29

61

26

56

98

-16

-6

197

620

40

369

-186

555

82

26

103

4,163

830

807

24

-859

-703

()

-344

84

2,107

667

342

94

231

705

334

147

117

81

27

152

-23

-12

-12

175

307

25

(

278

9

-36

175

130

-512

-438

-74

510

48

107

-8

118

15

38

91

56

6

46

-8

249

322

-73

1,338

-324

613

-13

1,061

369

-3

143

36

25

29

18

35

99

-4

388

-4

105

-194

300

74

60

153

843

-66

15

43

-28

-101

-102

0

1

154

164

72

35

57

221

141

34

19

-15

11

-25

(

57

11

36

-424

-346

-78

111D

(

-20

72

15

(

D)

-3

17

-5

14

-7

469

303

211

-7

-25

-10

D

()

99

191

3

-35

-198

163

41

175

2,769

-361

687

661

27

-760

-601

-162

3

-363

74

1,928

411

250

29

132

468

167

109

125

22

44

109

-53

-26

-27

162

300

-81

73

248

58

187

-6

-23

132

84

67

62

4

386

(

10

52

(

D)

28

61

40

16

30

10

148

202

-54

757

-650

365

-6

1,048

250

-3

134

19

50

12

7

46

(

D)

-13

20

()

55

18

-32

1,893

-652

533

476

57

(

D)

-601

(

D)

3

(

D)

74

1,821

402

250

454

174

97

134

21

29

99

-43

-13

-29

141

323

()

53

105

-5

(

D)

118

(

D)

105

101

4

334

-20

109

9

48

-1

27

16

30

13

101

138

-37

441

-678

()

764

151

-4

54

13

12

-1

33

(

D)

-19

14

(

D)

30

1

4

-40

291

154

184

-30

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

107

9

1

()

13

-6

12

-8

1

15

11

-10

-12

2

21

-23

(

-38

-38

0

52

(*)

-1

-3

47

64

-17

316

28

()

283

98

1

81

6

54

(*)

8

13

-2

5

6

-11

4

-2

-32

9

-41

43

3

37

C)

3

-6

(*)

-3

(*)

C)

0

0

-3

-1

-34

0

0

0

0

0

(

-34

463

51

(

20

-29

2

5

7

(

5

11

-154

-154

0

(

12

127

112

15

184

-8

136

-2,697

3,470

3,177

2,958

219

-225

-115

()

542

-24

1,267

11

26

-86

71

110

98

-69

59

17

5

46

-84

3

-87

130

113

21

(

345

-7

66

231

54

321

318

2

323

60

19

6

107

-13

-1

6

7

4

110

19

-241

-182

-59

-7,633

-8,424

344

35

413

118

2

72

31

9

21

-1

-12

321

44

264

9

255

55

-50

-5,546

960

629

479

150

473

(

D)

986

97

21

30

47

83

109

-87

56

9

-5

64

()

78D

()

7

66

-8

37

18

19

312

312

-1

287

40

12

(

D)

98

-16

-7

5

108

19

-330

-304

-27

-7,582

-8,306

322

30

373

34

-11

51

6

33

8

3

-1

-11

386

55

288

94

16

-67

534

626

723

779

-56

C

0

0

0

0

(

D)

0

(

D)

0

0

-124

-10

)

0

-77

192

230

215

140

75

(

-3

0

144

-163

-162

2,123

1,654

1,610

1,561

50

249

-93

5

(

8

-10

8

-1

(

249

(

D)

(

D)

203

(

D)

(

D)

(

D)

3

(

D)

(

D)

7

-4

(*)

3

(*)

22

57

-36

114

43

30

D

(*)

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[Millions of dollars]

Direct

investment

income

(=cols. 2-

5+6 or

4 + 6 + 9)

Earnings

 1

Total

( = cols.

3 + 4 or

10+11)

Distributed3 Reinvested

Withholding taxes

on

distributed

earnings

Interest (net of withholding taxes)

 2

Net

receipts

Receipts

by U.S.

parents

from

affiliates

Payments

by U.S.

parents to

affiliates

Addenda—

Distributed

earnings

net of

withholding taxes

Earnings

before

capital

gains/

Capital

gains/

losses

 4

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

AH countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

17,190

10,316

2,674

6,637

4,281

148

76

14

754

12

397

333

113

525

1,911

2,356

-89

35

940

7

-38

-7

1,443

13

52

197

807

571

36

200

5,964

1,646

1,737

381

598

-51

186

42

259

284

38

-209

-638

462

-33

118

185

1,279

38

-1,774

83

306

2

313

698

618

138

-58

-385

-39

113

-459

920

85

583

213

38

3,084

481

29

1,769

291

8

363

40

85

-13

910

3,181

20,022

10,328

2,499

6,795

4,524

129

69

2

883

14

392

345

117

630

1,943

2,270

-83

35

813

10

-17

-8

1,456

13

51

231

803

547

35

221

8,817

4,547

1,757

369

669

-99

181

43

263

294

37

-219

-639

455

-35

3,010

182

1,402

37

991

83

313

1

290

693

614

138

-59

-402

-20

117

-499

916

70

588

220

38

3,064

486

30

1,748

290

3

358

39

86

-4

27

877

3,184

19,019

10,587

2,008

7,204

5,457

144

45

404

1,167

15

212

358

40

732

2,341

1,747

25

20

716

25

202

69

634

7

49

404

972

713

24

234

7,645

3,578

1,219

153

429

54

94

32

15

397

45

787

226

521

41

1,572

94

898

54

377

106

30

14

652

588

58

6

229

4

118

107

761

19

639

47

56

2,425

155

7

1,808

127

84

99

20

33

56

37

787

3,113

1,003

-260

492

-409

-933

-15

23

-402

-284

-1

180

-12

78

-103

-398

524

-108

15

98

-15

-218

-77

821

6

2

-173

-169

-166

10

-13

1,172

969

538

215

240

-154

88

10

248

-102

-8

-1,007

-865

-66

-75

1,437

88

504

-17

615

-23

284

-13

-590

40

25

80

-65

-631

-24

-1

-606

155

51

-51

173

-18

639

331

23

-60

164

-81

259

19

53

-60

972

713

202

333

19

2

21

169

3

(*)

18

1

14

86

78

2

1

2

4

32

3

33

(*)

0

34

67

37

3

27

259

218

166

19

105

-1,861

701

376

254

91

38

9

33

39

1

5

5

-3

-91

55

163

-4

C)

129

(*)

10

5

20

(*)

2

72

61

4

7

-2,595

-2,683

147

31

34

1

(*)

18

1

51

40

8

3

-2,882

2

-113

(•)

-2,765

(*)

-7

1

(

D)

6

4

1

1

1,862

1,405

445

864

651

41

9

(

D)

101

1

C)

40

413

212

(*)

C)D

4

7

416

273

151

32

36

3,722

703

69

610

561

3

(*)

(

D)

62

0

C)

(

D)

4

132

357

50

5

(*)

(*)

(*)

3,011

2,957

4

1

2

0

0

0

0

1

(*)

33D

2,920

6

120

(*)

2,786

0

8

0

(

D)

(*)

(*)

0

0

18,047

9,874

1,806

6,793

5,124

125

43

382

998

12

212

340

38

718

2,254

1,669

23

19

713

21

170

65

602

6

49

370

905

676

22

207

7,386

3,360

1,052

134

324

D

()

31

11

369

44

746

187

520

39

1,562

94

889

54

376

106

30

14

(

D)

652

588

58

6

()

114

()

639

47

56

2,393

153

5

1,806

126

(

D)

99

20

29

46

787

3,078

23,069

12,495

2,796

8,547

6,099

278

108

363

937

17

408

517

137

676

2,658

2,448

-80

39

932

23

-57

66

1,458

19

48

331

820

524

43

254

9,657

5,397

1,715

163

807

-90

207

54

239

318

17

481

58

442

-19

3,201

191

1,518

32

1,061

81

313

5

300

696

616

137

-58

-397

-17

103

-483

926

66

602

218

39

3,034

501

31

1,742

280

-8

348

35

89

-4

22

917

3,214

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Table III.U 2.—Direct Investment Income, Industry by Component

[Millions of dollars]

Direct

investment

income

(=cols. 2-

5-1-6 or

4 + 6 + 9)

Earnings

 1

Total

(=cols.

3 + 4 or

10+11)

Distributed3 Reinvested

Withholding taxes

on

distributed

earnings

Interest (net of withholding taxes)

 2

Net

receipts

Receipts

by U.S.

parents

from

affiliates

Payments

by U.S.

parents to

affiliates

AddendaDistributed

earnings

net of

withholding taxes

Earnings

before

capital

gains/

Capital

gains/

losses

 4

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

17,190

7,986

6,154

4,694

1,459

1,182

1,128

620

30

4,705

881

237

166

478

1,284

389

356

316

86

138

257

4

30

-26

253

1,113

-225

206

1,021

112

588

16

128

278

166

-237

-403

165

818

69

44

-3

296

29

91

71

36

-13

122

76

1,687

1,132

555

1,618

-1,230

1,069

14

1,765

791

45

297

62

107

44

28

~57

157

48

142

101

402

-68

68

-123

191

84

191

127

20,022

7,784

5,805

4,361

1,443

1,338

1,263

65

9

633

4,920

935

237

187

511

1,278

346

387

338

80

127

239

-41

28

-69

280

1,171

-227

191

1,091

116

604

19

139

277

169

-157

-304

147

851

65

42

-5

302

31

100

76

37

-7

134

77

1,666

1,112

554

4,529

1,611

1,083

11

1,825

762

42

278

67

93

34

22

62

160

45

138

99

362

-69

38

-164

202

87

185

120

19,019

9,144

6,489

5,514

975

2,027

1,648

367

13

547

81

4,602

721

104

298

319

1,207

303

406

262

22

214

250

51

29

22

199

957

(*)

130

685

142

301

42

98

73

88

307

237

70

859

42

39

14

188

38

95

67

28

85

211

53

1,651

1,031

620

2,509

917

456

14

1,122

401

35

157

43

55

16

3

40

65

59

53

31

712

9

334

137

197

95

159

114

1,003

-1,360

-684

-1,152

468

-690

-384

-301

-4

86

-73

318

214

133

-111

192

70

43

-19

75

58

-87

-11

-92

-1

-91

81

214

-227

61

406

-26

303

-23

40

204

82

-465

-541

76

-8

23

3

-19

114

-7

5

-92

-77

24

15

81

-66

2,020

694

626

-3

703

361

7

121

24

19

19

22

95

-14

84

68

-350

-78

-296

-301

5

-7

26

5

972 -1,861

220

63

55

8

129

3

24

4

526

81

12

22

47

123

32

48

31

2

9

22

3

116

C)

10

92

15

34

6

12

5

11

41

109

C)

4

2

31

4

14

9

5

11

26

4

105

79

26

61

7

12

(•)

43

23

2

14

5

(

D)

2

(*)

3

1

(*)

3

37

1

13

4

9

5

4

15

422

412

388

24

-26

(*)

10

26

311

28

12

1

15

129

75

17

9

9

20

41

5

59

2

24

22

10

18

3

1

6

8

-39

76

4

6

3

25

1

4

4

4

5

15

3

127

99

28

-2,850

-2,835

-2

4

-17

52

6

33

(•)

(

D)

11

6

(*)

4

4

5

78

2

42

45

-3

1

9

22

1,862

574

496

469

28

680

44

20

7

17

142

82

19

10

9

22

81

174

126

48

264

190

5

4

65

12

10

(

D)

3

5

4

11

102

2

(

D)

46

3,722

153

84

(*)

0

20

(

D)

369

16

2

1

C)

0

C)

(*)

0

2

4

(

D)

47

27

20

3,113

3,024

7

1

81

17

0

7

(*)

18,047

8,924

6,426

5,458

967

1,898

(

D)

()

10

524

77

4,076

639

92

275

272

1,085

271

358

231

19

205

228

(

D)

27

()

841

C)

121

593

127

267

36

86

68

77

267

750

42

35

12

157

35

81

58

23

74

185

49

1,546

952

594

2,448

911

445

14

1,079

378

33

143

38

322

133

189

89

156

100

23,069

8,224

5,710

4,290

1,420

1,813

1,585

219

9

688

13

6,703

1,069

255

218

597

1,826

416

625

432

136

217

295

-55

38

-93

350

1,775

-288

191

1,654

217

711

26

207

278

200

-552

-706

154

1,580

146

54

-2

330

73

225

89

19

60

483

103

2,085

1,480

606

4,718

1,925

909

8

1,876

807

43

305

75

37

21

74

160

63

139

97

531

-74

59

-134

194

254

204

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Table IH.U 3.—Direct Investment Income, Country by Industry

[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

17,190

10,316

2,674

6,637

4,281

148

76

14

754

12

397

333

113

525

1,911

2,356

-89

35

940

7

-38

-7

1,443

13

52

197

807

571

36

200

5,964

1,646

1,737

381

598

-51

186

42

259

284

38

-209

-638

462

-33

118

185

1,279

38

-1,774

83

306

2

313

698

618

138

-58

-385

-39

113

-459

920

85

583

213

38

3,084

481

29

1,769

291

8

363

40

85

-13

30

3,181

7,986

3,349

818

2,243

1,052

-133

14

(

D)

58

1

(

D)

-176

(*)

166

1,305

1,192

-12

6

893

(

D)

3

-14

64

223

133

3,763

770

416

77

-100

-1

90

(

D)

247

56

(

D)

-20

(

D)

-32

(

D)

374

1

-18

346

658

588

133

-62

-312

-1

163

-474

559

3

371

170

16

2,088

63

(

D)

1,735

(

D)

76

(*)

1

-34

(

D)

873

2,688

4,705

3,490

997

2,165

2,091

36

152

679

373

3 9 D8

224

104

74

7

2

22

-80

4

94

2

138

190

80

10

100

1,215

674

1,086

251

597

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101

14

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16

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9

5

0

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2

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1

15

35

6

2

0

4

30

0

3

27

30

476

91

10

28

53

-39

228

20

71

5

717

197

387

349

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18

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44

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55

28

0

52

112

38

1

0

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D)

12

4

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D)

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0

238

189

30

57

2

26

3

2

58

11

43

30

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0

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2

0

0

2

2

0

0

2

1

0

1

0

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1

0

2

(•)

-93

(•)

4

6

1

1

1,284

1,051

232

713

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70

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50

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37

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1

2

-3

22

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0

68

5

15

233

139

233

60

93

4

42

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257

229

69

135

139

5

2

15

43

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37

8

40

(

D)

4

2

(*)

-2

(

D)

-31

-31

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C)

2

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

1

1

2

1

0

(*)

-1

0

1,113

889

141

646

640

-15

(*)

66

118

0

62

251

(*)

60

98

6

2

0

0

121

171

51

119

0

(*)

0

0

-1

1

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0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

1

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0

0

1

102

17

588

302

105

153

112

-12

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-26

0

6

2

0

0

0

0

0

10

10

0

0

0

237

35

3

3

35

18

83

14

44

-237

-181

41

-89

11

(

D)

0

2

238

0

(*)

(

D)

0

3

-280

-100

-5

0

0

-3

-133

-98

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()

69

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-227

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

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D)

0

0

0

0

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D)

0

0

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D)

0

0

0

0

0

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D)

0

0

0

0

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76

0

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D)

0

0

818

482

211

220

165

29

6

-37

68

()

31

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56

3

C)

(

-11

2

336

273

317

(

D)

180

-23

(

D)

2

(*)

(

D)

(

D)

-53

-51

(*)

-2

8

0

0

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D)

0

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1,687

1,133

181

907

274

44

23

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38

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52

151

633

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25

20

(

D)

22

9

621

5

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554

123

109

27

26

3

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6

50

-66

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46

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80

38

3

104

()

12

310

217

0

5

9

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47

(

D)

10

6

1,618

1,457

904

562

120

1

54

23

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276

341

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0

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0

1

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306

0

39

25

96

96

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1

161

65

65

3

60

3

5

(*)

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-6

0

423

-4

420

6

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55

1,155

(*)

-1,905

(*)

271

1

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2

2

0

C)

-19

-21

0

3

19

27

94

56

2

3

8

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

791

460

105

317

212

17

2

25

2

C)

16

0

120

30

105

3

1

6

6

18

-5

71

2

2

34

27

(*)

7

331

90

56

12

10

2

1

-1

2

29

1

-3

-14

37

(*)

15

14

11

3

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1

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1

187

164

39

27

1

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4

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3

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2

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Table III.U 4.—Direct Investment Income, Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

17,190

7,986

6,154

4,694

1,459

1,182

1,128

48

6

620

30

4,705

881

237

166

478

1,284

389

356

316

86

138

257

4

30

-26

253

1,113

-225

206

1,021

112

588

16

128

278

166

-237

-403

165

818

69

44

-3

296

29

91

71

36

-13

122

76

1,687

1,132

555

1,618

-1,230

1,069

14

1,765

791

45

297

62

44

28

57

157

48

142

101

402

-68

68

-123

191

84

191

127

10,316

3,349

2,627

2,468

159

520

4

185

17

3,490

717

191

189

337

1,051

300

377

178

68

127

229

12

19

-7

217

889

120

841

302

22

43

114

123

-181

-271

90

482

60

35

-7

152

41

26

59

26

-27

59

59

1,133

760

373

1,457

256

329

3

870

200

49

76

16

15

45

(

D)

24

(*)D

427

-5

85

-107

192

99

63

185

2,674

818

495

474

21

307

306

0

1

9

7

997

197

49

24

123

232

47

69

45

35

36

69

30

37

-7

39

141

-36

(

D)

53

105

10

18

20

56

41

-48

89

211

(

D)

-5

-17

107

19

22

5

17

-29

53

181

117

64

432

118

251

C)

63

105

6

42

5

2

20

(

D)

13

(*)

(

D)

140

(*)

-86D

28

50

148

6,637

2,243

1,981

1,867

114

126

3

133

3

2,165

387

118

83

186

713

194

272

134

31

82

135

-18

-18

(*)

153

646

-163

138

642

29

153

15

16

62

60

-89

-89

1

220

(

D)

48

5

40

(

D)

-1

26

9

3

1

35

907

570

337

904

99

55

1

749

317

29

134

31

68

6

8

21

123

6

-2

27

101

1

2

-2

4

72

4,281

1,052

1,145

1,042

103

()

-301

3

2,091

349

111

76

161

676

170

272

127

29

79

139

-4

-3

-1

143

640

-158

138

636

24

112

15

(

D)

62

(

D)

11

10

1

165

(

D)

36

5

40

(

D)

-3

26

11

2

2

35

274

158

116

562

65

49

1

447

212

24

59

22

6

6

15

120

-6

-1

17

90

1

1

-1

2

70

7

11

2,356

1,192

836

826

11

74

38

7

7

25

37

24

(*)

7

2

3

-4

-14

-15

1

10

6

-5

(*)

7

5

41

(*)

D

()

-100

-100

0

56

(

D)

12

(*)

(*)

(

D)

2

1

-2

1

-1

1

633

412

221

341

34

6

(*)

302

105

5

75

197

64

138

3

-4

(

D)

-29

14

-44

25

-2

20

2

5

4

1

2

(*)

807

223

23

87

0

86

1

(

D)

190

(

D)

23

(

D)

28

88

54

21

6

2

5

21n

(*)

-l

21

35

4

18

1

12

15

-3

9

3

6

-133

-133

0

(

D)

(*)

-9

4

4

4

3

1

5

2

4

190

-6

168

5,964

3,763

2,636

2,226

410

662

2

435

30

1,215

164

46

-23

141

233

88

-22

138

19

11

28

-8

11

-19

36

224

85

181

(

D)

286

-6

85

163

43

-57

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75

336

9

9

4

144

-12

64

12

10

14

63

17

554

372

183

161

-1,486

740

12

13

31

28

13

12

(

D)

24

141

(

D)

-62

-63

-17

-15

-1

-16

91

-58

1,646

770

307

129

178

2

214

674

238

42

)

139

79

-60

108

-7

10

-17

15

121

31

(

D)

-1

33

-13

11

-138

-137

-1

273

8

-5

3

131

-15

41

12

13

13

62

10

123

69

54

65

-1,512

711

7

859

90

-13

69

6

24

25

-75

-54

4

12

-8

22

26

-73

313

346

275

197

78

0

0

0

0

3

0

1

0

(*)

0

0

•85

-20

-23

-23

0

(*)

559

156

()

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

2

(*)

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

(•)

104

96

19

23

(*)

0

-3

187

(*)

(*)

0

-1

(*)

(*)

0

16

141

30

20

0

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

20

0

3,084

2,088

1,899

1,803

96

(

0

111

(

D)

476

-78

5

()

77

10

28

26

10

3

12

0

0

0

12

102

0

53

237

7

47

156

27

(

76

(

D)

3

14

1

10

3

(

D)

(*)

-2

1

(*)

7

310

190

121

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[Millions of dollars]

353

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France .

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other EuroDe

Austria

Finland

Norway ... .

Portugal

Spain .. .

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other .

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latni America

S;Mnh America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

entral America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sur-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India.

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

Net receipts

(1)

3,272

3,071

432

2,206

1,925

142

34

409

452

2

39

209

1

162

475

282

34

17

21

15

54

61

78

0

2

255

178

123

11

44

201

114

37

21

6

4

1

1

1

(*)

2

61

51

5

5

16

1

9

(*)

1

3

0

1

5

2

1

(*)

1

3

0

(*)

3

6

3

1

(*)

1

77

14

1

4

6

8

23

6

7

7

(*)

o

6

Receipts from

affiliates

 1

(2)

3,308

3,104

437

2,232

1945

143

34

411

456

2

39

210

1

162

487

287

34

17

21

15

54

61

83

0

2

256

179

123

11

44

204

117

38

22

7

4

1

1

1

(*)

2

63

52

6

5

16

1

10

(*)

1

3

0

1

5

2

1

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1

3

0

(*)

3

6

3

1

(•)

1

77

14

1

4

6

8

24

6

7

7

(*)

o

6

Payments to

affiliates

 2

(3)

36

33

6

25

20

1

(*)

2

4

0

0

1

0

(*)

12

5

0

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0

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0

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

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0

Addenda— Withholding taxes

On receipts

(4)

225

178

59

57

44

(*)

0

19

2

(*)

1

19

0

(*)

2

13

(*)

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0

2

10

(*)

(*)

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23

39

30

4

5

47

28

10

4

1

3

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1

(*)

1

18

16

1

1

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0

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(*)

0

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1

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0

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1

1

0

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17

(*)

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1

1

3

8

1

1

2

0

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1

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(5)

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(*)

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0

0

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0

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0

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(*)

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

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0

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0

0

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Net receipts

(1)

3,272

10

2

1

1

5

4

(*)

1

1

2

2,539

97

24

(

D

)

(

D

)

544

174

145

145

11

70

56

6

5

1

50

1,231

9

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

169

11

45

62

52

29

19

11

413

(

D

)

37

3

35

22

29

21

9

10

179

(

D

)

586

493

93

8

1

3

1

4

93

5

39

(

D

)

5

(

D

)

11

3

40

1

1

9

36

1

1

1

(*)

(*)

1

33

Receipts from

affiliates

 x

(2)

3,308

10

2

1

1

5

4

(*)

1

1

2

2,568

97

24

(

D

)

(

D

)

548

174

145

146

11

71

57

6

5

1

50

1,239

9

(

D

)

(

D

)

(

D

)

174

11

49

62

52

37

26

11

417

(

D

)

37

3

35

22

29

21

9

10

179

(

D

)

592

499

93

9

2

3

1

4

94

5

39

(

D

)

5

(

D

)

11

3

40

1

1

9

36

1

1

1

(*)

(*)

1

33

Payments to

affiliates

 2

(3)

36

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

29

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

3

(*)

1

1

0

1

1

(*)

0

(*)

1

8

(*)

7

(*)

(*)

5

0

5

(*)

(*)

8

8

n4

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

1

6

6

1

(*)

(*)

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

On receipts

(4)

225

1

(*)

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

167

11

1

(

D

)

(

D

)

33

6

8

12

1

5

4

1

1

(*)

3

(

D

)

0

3

(

D

)

4

(

D

)

1

3

3

(

D

)

3

2

1

30

(

D

)

3

(*)

3

1

3

3

(*)

1

13

(

D

)

46

42

4

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

(*)

7

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

(*)

(

D

)

(*)

(*)

3

(*)

(*)

(*)

4

0

(*)

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

4

On payments

(5)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

(*)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas.

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries...

Developed countries..

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries....

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates.

Other

Other Asia and Pacific ..

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

3,272

3,071

432

2,206

1,925

142

34

409

452

2

39

209

1

162

475

282

34

17

21

15

54

61

78

0

2

255

178

123

11

44

201

114

37

21

6

4

1

1

1

(*)

2

61

51

5

5

16

1

9

International

Addendum—OPEC

2,539

2,403

342

1,764

1,634

82

(

D)

351

406

1

(

D)

196

1

146

413

130

5

10

53

51

8

0

(*)

211

67

3

15

136

74

27

19

5

C)

(•)

(*)

1

(*)

1

46

43

2

2

1

0

0

0

(*)

C)

0

1

5

1

1

0

1

3

0

(*)

3

544

76

359

343

32

2

62

64

1

9

23

(*)

55

95

16

C)

8

7

(*)

(*)

(*)

(*)

(*)

0

C)

19

18

1

1

1

0

0

0

(*)

(•)

0

1

2

1

1

0

0

2

0

(*)

2

1

(*)

(*)

0

1

16

3

0

2

2

5

(*)

(*)

1

3

(*)

1

1

(*)

0

C)

0

(*)

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(•)

(*)

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

2

0

(*)

(•)

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,231

1,219

(

D)

938

852

(

D)

0

176

86

(*)

0

0

3

169

143

20

96

79

6

1

9

8

C)

1

17

0

8

28

17

413

394

81

279

270

C)D

586

549

56

385

241

56

(

D)

45

35

C)

(

D)

10

0

13

49

144

28

93

74

15

45

39

5

(•)

12

7

1

(•)

4

0

1

11

5

(•)

C)

(•)

(*)

1

1

3

0

0

3

1

(*)

1

0

0

0

(•)

(*)

3

2

(*)

1

11

(•)

9

C)

(*)

C)

0

C)

(*)

(*)

0

(•)

0

(*)

0

0

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1

(•)

0

O

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

0

0

0

(*) (*) (*)

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[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

All industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

3,272

10

2

1

1

5

4

(•)

1

1

2

2,539

97

24

()

544

174

145

145

11

70

56

6

5

1

50

1,231

9

()

169

11

45

62

52

29

19

11

413

(

D)

37

3

35

22

29

21

9

10

179

586

493

93

3,071

4

1

(

2

1

C)

1

1

0

2,403

81

22

()

496

165

136

119

10

67

53

6

5

1

47

1,219

9

()

143

8

39

57

39

18

14

4

394

(

D)

35

3

33

20

26

20

9

10

177

549

462

87

432

2

1

1

(*)

1

1

0

C)

C)

0

342

(

D)

4

1

(

D)

76

28

15

17

5

12

10

3

3

C)

2,206

2

(*)

C)

C)

1

1,764

42

13

()

359

120

105

77

5

52

39

2

2

(*)

37

938

40

()

96

6

32

33

26

10

7

3

279

(

D)

25

2

13

13

14

14

7

144

385

317

1,925

2

(*)

(*)

(•)

1

C)

C)

1

(*)

0

1,634

42

13

()

343

114

102

72

5

51

39

2

1

(*)

37

852

39

(

D)

(

D)

79

6

(

D)

30

(

D)

10

6

3

270

(

D)

25

2

13

11

13

14

7

141

(

D)

241

197

44

282

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

130

1

()

3

0

144

120

24

255

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

211

178

(*)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

5

2

2

3

0

(*)

7

(

D)

77

70

6

(*)

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0

0

0

201

6

1

0

1

3

(*)

0

0

2

136

16

2

114

6

1

0

1

3

3

(•)

0

0

2

74

14

1

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(*)

0

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0

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

1

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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77

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0

0

0

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0

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0

0

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54

2

1

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1

16

5

4

6

1

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2

0

0

0

2

10

0

2

6

1

14

1

3

3

6

7

(*)

7

4

0

2

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

22

18

3

0

0

0

0

0

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(*)

(*)

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0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

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0

0

0

(*)

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[Millions of dollars]

Net

receipts

©Receipts from affiliates

Total

Service

charges

 l

Charges

for use of

tangible

property

Film and

television

tape

rentals

Payments to affiliates

Total

Of

which—

service

charges

 x

Addenda

Withholding taxes

On

receipts

On

payments

Payments for

transporting

merchandise

Between

U.S. and

foreign

ports

 2

Between

foreign

ports

 3

All countries..

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)..

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa..

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries..

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile....

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean..

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates..

Other

Other Asia and Pacific...

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

(1) (2) (3) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1,002

963

656

148

237

-94

1

-198

28

-1

67

28

11

196

199

-90

(

D)

2

52

3

10

12

-133

2

163

126

20

17

-216

35

11

6

(

D)

1

3

(*)

-4

(

D)

6

9

-3

(*)

-258

-2

-262

7

-7

7

1

-2

106

40

32

3

5

66

(*)

9

57

96

8

56

15

18

141

50

1

60

4

10

-9

(*)

2

18

4

-87

155

3,583

2,785

788

1,747

1,578

65

162

263

67

69

11

258

659

168

3

2

52

3

13

19

74

2

66

184

141

20

24

652

205

83

16

26

7

3

(*)

13

(

D)

62

49

3,129

2,465

730

1,535

1,370

63

118

241

65

60

11

168

619

166

3

2

52

3

13

19

71

2

(*)

55

144

100

20

24

589

181

70

16

13

7

3

(*)

13

(

D)

51

39

115

40

32

3

5

75

(*)

18

57

104

12

58

15

19

228

75

1

60

(

D)

12

38

(*)

(

D)

18

4

146

183

101

12

56

14

18

(

D)

74

1

56

13

12

34

(*)

(

D)

18

4

75

171

53

288

267

(

D)

179

177

0

0

43

(D)

0

0

9

0

(

D)

29

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

11

(

D)

(

D)

0

0

2,580

1,822

132

1,599

1,341

159

(

D

360

235

(

D,

(*)

41

(*)

62

460

258

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(*)

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0

3

7

206

0

(

D)

69

22

15

(*)

7

421

48

4

20

(*)

6

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17

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55

40

3 18

(

D)

287

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1,819

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1,598

1,340

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D)

359

235

(

D)

(*)

41

n

62

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258

(

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0

3

7

206

0

(

D)

69

22

15

(*)

7

524

421

48

4

20

(*)

6

(*)

(*)

17

0

55

40

()

318

(

D)

287

0

14

0

2

8

4

2

(*)

2

86

24

0

(*)

(

D)

1

46

(*)

(

D)

0

0

233

28

571

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[Millions of dollars]

Net

receipts

©Receipts from affiliates

Total

Service

charges

 1

Charges

for use of

tangible

property

Film and

television

tape

rentals

Payments to affiliates

Total

Of

which—

service

charges

 1

Addenda

Withholding taxes

On

receipts

On

payments

Payments for

transporting

merchandise

Between

U.S. and

foreign

ports

 2

Between

foreign

ports 3

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

1,002 3,583 3,129

503

503

317

186

46

29

17

1

5

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1,006

126

37

40

49

245

118

73

35

7

12

66

27

4

23

39

-210

1

51

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[Millions of dollars]

All

industries

Petroleum

Manufacturing

Total

Food and

kindred

products

Chemicals and

allied

products

Primary

and

fabricated

metals

Machinery,

except

electrical

Electric

and

electronic

equipment

Transportation

equipment

Other

manufacturing

Wholesale trade

Finance

(except

banking),

insurance,

and real

estate

Services

Other

industries

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South

Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

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Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

1,002

963

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Table III.V 10.—Other Direct Investment Services (Net Receipts), Industry by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All

countries

Developed countries

Total Canada

Europe

Total

European

Communities (10)

Other

Japan

Australia,

New

Zealand,

and South

Africa

Developing countries

Total

Latin

America

Other

Africa

Middle

East

Other

Asia and

Pacific

International

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and

natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling

machinery

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral

products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real

estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations

services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services.

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

1,002

503

503

317

186

46

29

17

1

5

-52

1,006

126

37

40

49

245

118

73

35

7

12

66

27

4

23

39

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1

51

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171

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(

D)

61

(

D)

284

268

16

324

(

D)

11

7

26

7

50

14

16

173

(

D)

182

118

65

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-178

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21

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22

-677

7

-547

2

45

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277

29

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17

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17

11

6

27

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32

963

253

208

174

34

(

D)

24

(

D)

1

862

114

36

36

42

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116

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27

5

13

49

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1

37

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2

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D)

23

(

D)

272

259

13

299

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24

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41

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66

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0

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368

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31

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3

5

19

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217

204

13

46

0

5

6

9

4

7

5

148

135

110

25

432

95

32

33

31

163

92

47

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29

9

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27

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233

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5

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164

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42

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40

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18

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168

25

5

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237

93

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33

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229

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9

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0

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0

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Nonbank Affiliates of U.S. Parents in Banking

NOTE.—Data for U.S. parents of group IV affiliates are

shown in column 10, panel B, of text table 9.

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Table IV.J 2.—Selected Financial and Operating Data of Affiliates, by Country

Millions of dollars

Total assets

Total

liabilitiei

Owners'

equity

Net property,

plant, and

equipment

Capital

expenditures

 ] Sales Net income

Employee

compensation

Number of

employees

(thousands)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

All countries

Developed countries

Canada

Europe

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other

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Saharan

K:::=:::::==:::=:

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other

International

Addendum—OPEC

23,286

10,855

79

5,042

4,545

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0

1,606

279

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D

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0

547

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D

)

282

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1.1

2.3

1.2

1.1

0

9.8

2.2

1.9

(*)

0

C)

C)

(*)

0

C)

0

4.2

0

0

0

0

4.2

.2

D

0

0

(•)

.1

3.3

.4

0

.2

C)

1.3

.1

.5

.5

.2

0

0

3.4

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Table IV.W 1.—Selected Direct Investment Position and Balance of Payments Data, by Country

[Millions of dollars]

All countries

Developed countries

CanadaEurope...

European Communities (10)

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Netherlands

United Kingdom

Other Europe

Austria

Finland

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Other

Japan

Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa

Australia

New Zealand

South Africa

Developing countries

Latin America

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

Venezuela

Other

Central America

Mexico

Panama

Other

Other Western Hemisphere

Bahamas

Bermuda

Jamaica

Netherlands Antilles

Trinidad-Tobago

United Kingdom Islands, Caribbean

Other '

Other Africa

Saharan

Egypt

Libya

Other

Sub-Saharan

Liberia

Nigeria

Other

Middle East

Israel.

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Other.

Other Asia and Pacific

Hong Kong

India..

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

Other.

International

Addendum—OPEC

U.S. direct

investment

position abroad,

yearend FY

1982

(1)

-1,413

513

(

D

)

350

331

(

D

)

0

31

85

(*)

0

27

(

D

)

(

D

)

177

20

0

0

(

D

)

(*)

(

D

)

0

C)

0

0

77

(

D

)

59

(

D

)

0

-1,926

-2,327

361

(»)

306

13

1

2

0

18

(

D

)

145

129

15

1

-2,833

6

(

D

)

0

-2,962

0

(

D

)

0

20

0

0

0

0

20

15

-1

6

1

0

0

(*)

(*)

380

193

0

8

(*)

(

D

)

2

(D)

10

5

0

0

27

Direct investment capital outflows

Total

(2)

-641

13

-9

(

D

)

-26

-7

0

5

76

C)

0

16

(

D

)

(

D

)

-14

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

(*)

1

0

(*)

0

0

(

D

)

(

D

)

9

(

D

)

0

-654

-632

34

1

37

5

(*)

(*)

0

-9

C)

-33

-38

5

C)

-634

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

-653

0

3

0

-3

0

0

0

0

-3

-2

-2

1

(*)

0

0

(*)

(*)

-18

-34

0

5

(*)

6

1

5

1

-3

0

0

(

D

)

Equity capital

(3)

712

99

-7

95

95

(*)

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

3

0

(

D

)

7

(*)

0

0

0

(*)

(*)

0

0

0

0

4

6

4

2

0

613

605

(*)

0

(*)

(*)-

0

0

0

0

0

(*)

0

(*)

0

606

-3

0

0

608

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

8

(*)

0

4

0

(*)

1

6

0

-3

0

0

4

Reinvested

earnings

 1

(4)

171

35

-2

35

34

-2

0

5

(

D

)

(*)

0

5

(

D

)

(*)

11

1

0

0

(*)

(*)

1

0

(*)

0

0

(

D

)

(D)

5

(

D

)

0

135

126

12

1

D8

(*)

(*)

0

(

D

)

(*)

-43

(

D

)

(

D

)

(*)

157

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

(

D

)

0

3

0

-2

0

0

0

0

-2

(*)

-2

1

(*)

0

0

(*)

(*)

11

5

0

1

(*)

2

(*)

1

1

(*)

0

0

1

Intercompany

debt

(5)

-1,523

-121

0

(

D

)

-155

-5

0

(*)

0

0

8

0

(

D

)

-32

(

D

)

0

0

(

D

)

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

0

0

0

-1,403

-1,363

23

0

29

0

0

0

(

D

)

0

10

(

D

)

(

D

)

0

-1,396

0

(

D

)

0

(D)

0

(*)

0

-2

0

0

0

0

-2

-2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-38

-40

0

(*)

0

4

(*)

-2

0

0

0

0

(

D

)

Direct

investment

income

(6)

-315

65

-2

60

59

2

0

5

(

D

)

(*)

0

6

(

D

)

(*)

26

1

0

0

C)

(*)

1

0

(*)

0

0

1

6

6

(*)

0

-380

-432

51

3

42

2

(*)

(*)

0

4

(*)

-19

-22

3

(*)

-464

2

7

0

-477

0

4

0

(*)

0

0

0

0

(*)

1

-2

1

(*)

0

0

(*)

(*)

52

25

0

1

(*)

(*)

(

D

)

^1

0

0

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GROUP V:

Bank Affiliates of All U.S. Parents

NOTE.—This section contains data only for U.S. parents

of group V affiliates. Data for group V affiliates themselves are shown in the "banking" industry line or column

of the tables for group I affiliates.

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Table V.R 1.—Selected Financial and Operating Data of U.S. Parents, by Industry of U.S. Parent

Total assets

(1)

1,184,487

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(

?

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,010,984

117,118

(

D

)

( )

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Millions

Sales

 l

(2)

173,981

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

116,437

34,235

6,611

27,625

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

af dollars

Net income

(3)

8,164

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(jj)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5,633

1,960

648

1,311

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Employee

compensation

(4)

26,585

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,552

DO

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

17,062

5,359

1,921

3,438

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Number of

employees

(thousands)

(5)

1,012.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

41.2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

732.1

181.4

40.3

141.1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

AH industries

Petroleum

Oil and gas extraction

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas.

Oil and gas field services

Petroleum and coal products

Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

Petroleum refining without extraction

Petroleum and coal products, nee

Petroleum wholesale trade

Other

Manufacturing

Food and kindred products

Grain mill and bakery products

Beverages

Other

Chemicals and allied products

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

Drugs

Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

Agricultural chemicals

Other

Primary and fabricated metals

Primary metal industries

Ferrous

Nonferrous

Fabricated metal products

Machinery, except electrical

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery..

Office and computing machines

Other

Electric and electronic equipment

Household appliances

Radio, television, and communication equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Other

Transportation equipment

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other

Other manufacturing

Tobacco manufactures

Textile products and apparel

Lumber, wood, furniture, and fixtures

Paper and allied products

Printing and publishing

Rubber products

Miscellaneous plastics products

Glass products

Stone, clay, and other nonmetallic mineral products

Instruments and related products

Other

Wholesale trade

Durable goods

Nondurable goods

Banking

Finance (except banking), insurance, and real estate

Finance, except banking

Insurance

Real estate

Holding companies

Services

Hotels and other lodging places

Business services

Advertising

Management, consulting, and public relations services

Equipment rental (ex. automotive and computers)

Computer and data processing services

Other

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

Health services

Other services

Other industries

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Mining

Metal mining

Nonmetallic minerals

Construction

Transportation, communication, and public utilities

Retail trade

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Tables I.D3 and I.D4:

1. Sales were not reported on the BE-10B BANK form. Thus, in this table, total income is used

in place of sales for bank affiliates.

Table I.J1:

1. See footnote 1 to table I.D3.

Table I.R1:

1. Sales were not reported on the BE-10A BANK form. Thus, in this table, total income is used

in place of sales for bank parents.

Table I.R2:

1. A U.S. parent that had affiliates in more than one country or industry is counted once in

each country or industry in which it had affiliates. Thus, the numbers appearing in individual

country/industry cells do not add to the subtotals and totals.

Table II.A3:

1. See footnote 1 to table II.A.l.

Table II.A4:

For footnotes 1 and 2, see footnotes to table II.A2.

Table II.A13:

1. See footnote 1 to table II.Al.

Table II.A14:

For footnotes 1 and 2, see footnotes to table II.A2.

Table II.A16:

1. See footnote 1 to table II.Al.

Tables LSI, I.S2,1.S5,1.S6, and I.S7:

1. Includes common and preferred stock owned by U.S. parents and U.S. parents' equity in additional paid-in capital.

2. U.S. parents' equity in retained earnings and legal reserves.

Tables I.T1 and I.T2:

1. A net increase in U.S. parents' equity in affiliates is a balance of payments outflow; a net

decrease is a balance of payments inflow. The net increase includes outflows to purchase equity

in affiliates from unaffiliated foreigners and inflows from the sale of equity in affiliates to unaffiliated foreigners. Although such flows are not actually to or from foreign affiliates, they are so

classified because they change the U.S. direct investment position in these affiliates. When the

country of the affiliate differs from that of the buyer or seller of its equity, the flows are classified according to the country of the affiliate.

2. Equal earnings (i.e., the U.S. parents' shares in the net income of their foreign affiliates plus

their shares of any capital gains or losses not included in affiliates' net income for income statement purposes) less distributed earnings (i.e., earnings distributed to U.S. parents, before deduction of foreign withholding taxes).

3. An increase in U.S. parents' payables is a decrease in net intercompany accounts and, therefore, a U.S. balance of payments inflow.

Table I.T5:

1. See footnote 1 to table I.T1.

Table I.T6:

1. See footnote 2 to table I.T1.

Table I.T8:

For footnotes 1-3, see footnotes to table I.T.I.

Tables I.T9 and I.T10:

1. See footnote 1 to table I.T1.

2. Includes both partial and total acquisitions (sales) of equity.

3. Acquisitions (sales) by U.S. parents of a given affiliate's equity from (to) the affiliate itself.

4. Includes acquisitions (sales) by U.S. parents of a given affiliate's equity from (to) other foreign affiliates of the same U.S. parent.

Tables I.U1,1.U2, and I.U5:

1. U.S. parents' shares in the net income of their affiliates, plus their shares of any capital

gains or losses not included in affiliates' net income for income statement purposes.

2. Interest received by, or credited to, U.S. parents on debt owed to them by their affiliates, less

interest paid, or credited, by U.S. parents on debt owed by them to their affiliates, both after

deduction of (foreign or U.S.) withholding taxes.

3. Earnings distributed to U.S. parents, before deduction of foreign withholding taxes.

4. U.S. parents' shares of capital gains or losses of affiliates, whether or not included in affiliates' net income for income statement purposes.

Tables I.V7,1.V8, and I.V15:

1. Consist of fees for services—such as management, professional, or technical services—rendered between U.S. parents and their foreign affiliates, whether in the form of sales of services or

reimbursements. Sales of services are fees for services rendered that are normally included in

sales in the income statement of the seller; reimbursements are fees for services rendered that

are normally included in "other income" in the income statement of the provider of the service.

Service charges exclude certain transactions that were reported as sales of services in the benchmark survey, but that are already included elsewhere in the U.S. balance of payments accounts.

They exclude, for example, payments for transporting merchandise between U.S. and foreign

ports (shown in column 10) and payments by U.S. parents to foreign affiliates for transporting

the parents' merchandise between two foreign ports (shown in column 11). See text for further

explanation.

2. Although such charges were reported in the benchmark survey as sales of services by foreign

affiliates to U.S. parents, they are excluded from service charges in column 7 because they are

already included in the "other transportation" account of the U.S. balance of payments.

3. Although such payments were reported in the benchmark survey as sales of services by foreign affiliates to U.S. parents, they are excluded from service charges in column 7, because they

are reflected elsewhere in the U.S. balance of payments accounts. See text for further explanation.

Table 1I.A1:

1. All marketable securities held by insurance companies are treated as noncurrent; therefore,

they are excluded from column 8 and are included in column 12 of this table.

Table II.A17:

For footnotes 1 and 2, see footnotes to table II.A2.

Table II.A18:

1. See footnote 1 to table II.Al.

Table II..A19:

For footnotes 1 and 2, see footnotes to table II.A2.

Tables II.C6 and II.C7:

1. Includes the net book value of transfers in of property, plant, and equipment of majorityowned affiliates. Data on transfers in of minority-owned affiliates were not collected; however,

they are believed to be insignificant. For a given affiliate, transfers in are from its U.S. parent or

from other foreign affiliates of its U.S. parent.

Tables II.D1, II.D2, and II.D8:

1. Net exchange gains or losses resulting from the translation of affiliates' financial statements

from local currencies into U.S. dollars due to changes in exchange rates between local currencies

and the dollar, per Financial Accounting Standards Board Statement No. 8 (FASB 8). See text for

further discussion.

2. Other net realized and unrealized capital gains or losses that, under U.S. generally accepted

accounting principles (GAAP), are to be included in net income for income statement purposes;

excludes amounts related to the translation of affiliates' financial statements from local currencies into U.S. dollars, per FASB 8.

3. Net capital gains or losses that, under GAAP, are excluded from net income for income

statement purposes. Includes exchange gains or losses and translation adjustments that are excluded from net income, per FASB 52. See text for further discussion.

Table II.E17:

1. For industry classification, each foreign affiliate was required to disaggregate its sales by

three-digit industry; the affiliate was classified in the industry in which its sales were largest (see

text for discussion of industry classification). When sales are disaggregated by industry of affiliate, total sales of a given affiliate are shown in the single industry in which the affiliate was

classified; when disaggregated by industry of sales, they are distributed among all the industries

in which the affiliate reported sales—i.e., sales associated with each industry of sales are shown

in that industry regardless of the affiliate's industry of classification.

2. In the breakdown of foreign affiliates' sales by industry of sales, only the five largest categories had to be specified. If a given affiliate had sales in more than five industries, the distribution

of its sales in the specified industries would have covered less than 100 percent of its total sales.

Sales in all unspecified industries combined are shown in this column.

Table II.G3:

1. Equals column 2, table II.P2.

Table II.G7:

1. Equals column 3, table II.P2.

Table I1.G11:

1. Equals column 4, table II.P2.

Table II.G20:

1. Equals column 2, table II.P5.

Table II.G24:

1. Equals column 3, table II.P5.

Table II.G28:

1. Equals column 4, table II.P5.

Tables II.13 and II.14:

1. In terms of either quantity or value.

Table II.Kl:

1. See footnote 1 to table II.A1.

Table II.A2:

1. Includes common and preferred stock and additional paid-in capital.

2. Includes retained earnings and legal reserves.

Table II.L1:

1. For U.S. parents classified in insurance, this table includes all property, plant, and equipment wherever carried in the balance sheet. Thus, column 6 of this table does not equal column

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10 of table II.K1, which includes only property, plant, and equipment carried in the property,

plant, and equipment account of the balance sheet.

2. Excludes transfers in of property, plant, and equipment, which are probably small.

3. Includes restatement due to a change in the entity. Also includes the net book value of transfers in of property, plant, and equipment.

Tables II.V1 and II.V2:

1. Both the all-countries total in table II.V1 and the all-industries total in table II.V2 equal the

all-industries total in column 2, table II.Q2.

2. Both the all-countries total in table II.V1 and the all-industries total in table II.V2 equal the

all-industries total in column 5, table II.Q2.

Table II.L2:

1. Part of column 6.

2. Consists of capital expenditures other than those for land, timber, and mineral rights.

3. Equals column 3 of table II.L1. Excludes transfers in of property, plant, and equipment.

Table II.L3:

1. Part of column 4 of table II.L2.

2. Equals column 7 of table II.L2.

Table II.M1:

1. Net realized and unrealized capital gains or losses that, under U.S. generally accepted accounting principles, are to be included in net income for income statement purposes.

Tables II.V7 and II.V8:

For footnotes 1-3, see footnotes to table I.V7.

Table III.A1:

1. See footnote 1 to table II.A1.

Table III.A2:

For footnotes 1 and 2, s i footnotes to table II.A2.

Table III.A3:

1. See footnote 1 to table II.A1.

Table II.N1:

1. Consists of sales associated with industries coded in the 000, 100, 200, 300, or 500 series,

except 070, 108, and 138. See the Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications

Booklet, reprinted in the appendix, for a description of these codes.

2. Consists of sales associated with industries coded in the 400, 600, 700, or 800 series, or in

codes 070, 108, or 138. See the Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, reprinted in the appendix, for a description of these codes.

Table 11.03:

1. This table covers employment, employee compensation, and hours worked of production

workers associated with the manufacturing sales of U.S. parents, regardless of whether the U.S.

parent is actually classified in manufacturing. Thus, it includes data of U.S. parents that are not

classified in manufacturing but that nevertheless have manufacturing activities.

2. Equals (column 4 X l,000,000)/(column 2 x 1,000 X column 7).

3. Equals (column 5 x l,000,000)/(column 2 x 1,000 X column 7).

Table II.P1:

1. Does not equal column 3, which is derived from data reported on affiliates' forms, because of

differences in timing and valuation and the inclusion of data for affiliates covered on U.S. parents' forms but exempt from being reported on affiliates' forms.

Table II.P2:

1. A U.S. parent was required to disaggregate its U.S. exports to unaffiliated foreigners by

country only if its exports to a given country were $150,000 or more. A U.S. parent's exports to

unaffiliated foreigners in all countries to which its exports were less than $150,000 were reported

as a single item and are classified in "unallocated."

2. U.S. exports shipped by U.S. parents to all affiliates, as reported on the U.S. parents' forms,

were not disaggregated by country. Thus, data in this column are available only for all countries

combined. The total in this column does not equal the total in column 3, which is derived from

the data reported on affiliates' forms, because of differences in timing and valuation and the inclusion of data for affiliates covered on U.S. parents' forms but exempt from being reported on

affiliates' forms.

Tables II.P4:

1. See footnote to table II.P1.

Table II.P5:

1. U.S. imports shipped by unaffiliated foreigners to U.S. parents were not disaggregated by

country. Thus, data in column 11, and hence in columns 1 and 12, are available only for all countries combined.

2. U.S. imports shipped to U.S. parents by all affiliates, as reported on the U.S. parents' forms,

were not disaggregated by country. Thus, data in this column are available only for all countries

combined. The total in this column does not equal the total in column 3, which is derived from

data reported on affiliates' forms, because of differences in timing and valuation and the inclusion of data for affiliates covered on U.S. parents' forms but exempt from being reported on affiliates' forms.

Table II.Q2:

1. All-industries total equals all-countries total in column 2, table II.VI, and all-industries total

in column 2, table II.V2.

2. All-industries total equals all-countries total in column 3, table II.V1, and all-industries total

in column 3, table II.V2.

Table II.R3:

1. Includes interest received from affiliates.

2. Includes interest paid to affiliates, plus withholding taxes on such interest.

3. Includes sales, consumption, and excise taxes; property and other taxes on the value of assets

and capital; and any remaining taxes (other than income and payroll taxes). Also includes all

payments of nontax liabilities (other than production royalty payments), such as import and

export duties, license fees, fines, penalties, and similar items.

Tables II.S1 and II.S2:

For footnotes 1 and 2, see footnotes to table LSI.

Tables II.T1 and II.T2:

For footnotes 1-3, see footnotes to table I.T1.

Tables I III and II.U2:

1. U.S. parents' shares in the net income of their affiliates, plus their shares of any capital

gains or losses not included in affiliates' net income for income statement purposes. For table

II.U1, total earnings are part of columns 13 and 15 of table II.D1; for table II.U2, they are part of

columns 13 and 15 of table II.D2.

For footnotes 2 and 3, see footnotes 2 and 3 to table I.U1.

4. U.S. parents' shares of the capital gains or losses of affiliates, whether or not included in net

income for income statement purposes. For table II.U.l, they are part of column 14 of table II.D1;

for table II.U2, they are part of column 14, table II.D2.

Table III.A4:

For footnotes 1 and 2, see footnotes to table 1I.A2.

Table III.A13:

1. See footnote 1 to table II.A1.

Table III.A14:

For footnotes 1 and 2, see footnotes to table II.A2.

Table 11 LA 16:

1. See footnote 1 to table II.Al.

Table III.A17:

For footnotes 1 and 2, s i footnotes to table II.A2.

Table III.A18:

1. See footnote 1 to table II.A1.

Table III.A19:

For footnotes 1 and 2, see footnotes to table II.A2.

Table III.B1:

1. For unincorporated affiliates, this item includes total owners' equity. Cumulative retained

earnings of unincorporated affiliates—which are an internal, not an external, source of funds—

were not reported separately and could not be excluded.

2. For all industries combined and for each of the selected industries, data for this line—position with all transactors combined—are related to data in tables III.A3 and III.A4 in the following manner: Column 3 (of this table) equals column 3, table III.A4; column 4 equals column 7,

table III.A4; column 5 equals the sum of columns 11 and 13, table III.A4; and column 6 equals

column 4 and that part of columns 12 and 13, table III.A3, that is stocks, bonds, noncurrent receivables, and "other" equity investment.

3. For all industries combined and for each of the selected industries, data for this line—position with U.S. parents—are related to the data in table III.S2 in the following manner: Column 2

(of this table) equals column 8 (of table III.S2); column 5 equals the sum of columns 4 and 6; and

column 6 equals column 9 less that portion of column 9 that is the net book value of property,

plant, and equipment leased by foreign affiliates to their U.S. parents under operating leases of

more than 1 year. For balance of payments purposes, the value of such leased equipment is included in affiliates' receivables from U.S. parents, as shown in column 9 of table III.S2. However,

in the affiliates' balance sheets, it is normally included in the property, plant, and equipment

account, rather than in affiliates' receivables. Thus, it would not appear in column 6 of this table,

which includes receivables as reported in the balance sheet.

4. For the selected country or country group covered by this panel of table III.B1, table-to-table

references in footnote 2 above apply, except that references to table III.A3 and III.A4 should be

replaced by references to the relevant country or country group line of tables III.A1 and III.A2,

respectively. For example, column 3 of the Canada panel of table III.B1 equals column 3 of the

Canada line of table III.A2.

5. For the selected country or country group covered by this panel of table III.B1, table-to-table

references in footnote 3 above apply, except that references to table III.S2 should be replaced by

references to the relevant country or country group line of table III.S1. For example, column 2 of

the Canada panel of table III.B1 equals column 8 of the Canada line of table III.S1.

Table III.B2:

1. See footnote 1 to table III.B1.

2. For all industries combined and for each of the selected industries, data for this line—position with all transactors combined—are related to data in tables III.A13 and III.A14 in the following manner: Column 3 (of this table) equals column 3, table III.A14; column 4 equals column 7,

table III.A. 14; column 5 equals the sum of columns 11 and 13, table III.A14; and column 6 equals

column 4 and that part of columns 12 and 13, table III.A13, that is, stocks, bonds, noncurrent

receivables, and "other" equity investment.

Tables III.C1, III.C2, and III.C3:

1. For affiliates classified in insurance, this table includes all property, plant, and equipment

wherever carried in the balance sheet. Thus, column 6 of tables III.C1, III.C2, and III.C3 does not

equal column 10 of tables III.A1, III.A3, or III.A13, respectively, because the latter includes only

property, plant, and equipment carried in the property, plant, and equipment account of the balance sheet.

2. Includes the net book value of transfers in of property, plant, and equipment. For a given

affiliate, transfers in are from its U.S. parent or from other foreign affiliates of its U.S. parent.

3. Includes restatement due to a change in the entity.

Tables III.C4 and III.C5:

1. Part of column 6.

2. Consists of capital expenditures other than those for land, timber, or mineral rights.

3. For table III.C4, column 4 equals column 3 of table III.C1; for table III.C5, column 4 equals

column 3 of table III.C2.

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Tables III.C6 and III.C7:

1. See footnote 2 to table III.C1.

Tables III.G26 and III.G28:

1. Equals column 7, table III.P5.

Table III.C8:

1. Consists of capital expenditures other than those for land, timber, and mineral rights.

Tables III.D1, III.D2, and III.D8:

For footnotes 1-3, see footnotes to table II.D1.

Tables III.El and III.E2:

1. Sales charged by an affiliate to persons in the country where the affiliate is located.

2. Includes the U.S. parent and its foreign affiliates; equals sum of columns 5, 8, and 11.

Table III.E3:

1. See footnote 1 to table III.E1.

Table III.E5:

1. "Other" countries are countries other than the United States and the country where the

affiliate is located.

Table III.E6:

For footnotes 1 and 2, see footnotes to table III.E.l.

Table I1I.E7:

1. See footnote to table III.E5.

2. For all industries combined, totals for countries or country groups shown in the stub equal

column 10, table III.E1, for the same countries or country groups; for all countries combined,

totals for industry groups shown in the stub equal column 10, table III.E2, for the same industry

groups.

Table III.E8:

1. See footnote to table III.E5.

2. For all industries combined, totals for countries or country groups shown in the stub equal

column 11, table III.E1, for the same countries or country groups; tor all countries combined,

totals for industry groups shown in the stub equal column 11, table HI.E2, for the same industry

groups.

Table III.H7:

1. Equals column 3, table III.VI. All-countries total also equals all-industries total in column 5,

table III.Q2.

2. Equals column 2, table III.V1. All-countries total also equals all-industries total in column 2,

table III.Q2.

Table II1.H8:

1. Equals column 3, table III.V2. All-industries total also equals all-industries total in column 5,

table III.Q2.

2. Equals column 2, table III.V2. All-industries total also equals all-industries total in column 2,

table III.Q.2.

Table III.H15:

1. Equals column 5, table III.Q2. All-industries total also equals all-countries total in column 3,

table III.V1, and all-industries total in column 3, table III.V2.

2. Equals column 2, table III.Q2. All-industries total also equals all-countries total in column 2,

table III.VI, and all-industries total in column 2, table III.V2.

Tables III.J3, III.J4, and IIIJ5:

1. See footnote 3 to table II.R3.

Table III.K1:

1. See footnote to table II.Al.

Table III.L1.

1. For U.S. parents classified in insurance, this table includes all property, plant, and equipment wherever carried in the balance sheet. Thus, column 6 of this table does not equal column

10 of table III.K1, which includes only property, plant, and equipment carried in the property,

plant, and equipment account of the balance sheet.

For footnotes 2 and 3, see footnotes 2 and 3 to table II.L1.

Table III.L2:

For footnotes 1 and 2, see footnotes 1 and 2 to table II.L2.

3. Equals column 3 of table III.L1. Excludes transfers in of property, plant, and equipment.

Table III.E9:

1. See footnote to table III.E5.

2. For all industries combined, totals for countries or country groups shown in the stub equal

column 12, table III.E1, for the same countries or country groups; for all countries combined,

totals for industry groups shown in the stub equal column 12, table III.E2, for the same industry

groups.

Tables III.E10, III.E11, and III.E16:

For footnotes 1 and 2, see footnotes to table II.N1.

3. See footnote 1 to table III.E1.

Table III.L3:

1. Part of column 4 of table III.L2.

2. Equals column 7 of table III.L2.

Table III.M1:

1. See footnote 1 to table II.M1.

Table III.N1:

For footnotes 1 and 2, see footnotes to table II.N1.

Table III.E17:

For footnotes 1 and 2, see footnotes to table II.E17.

Tables III.F13, III.F14, and III.F21:

1. This table covers only data of foreign affiliates classified in manufacturing. It excludes data

of affiliates that are engaged in secondary manufacturing activities but are not classified in manufacturing.

For footnotes 2 and 3, see footnotes 2 and 3 to table 11.03.

Tables III.G1 and III.G3:

1. Equals column 5, table III.P2.

Table III.N2:

1. For industry classification, each U.S. parent was required to disaggregate its sales by threedigit industry; the U.S. parent was classified in the industry in which its sales were largest (see

text for discussion of industry classification). When sales are disaggregated by industry of U.S.

parent, total sales of a given U.S. parent are shown in the single industry in which the U.S.

parent was classified; when disaggregated by industry of sales, they are distributed among all the

industries in which the U.S. parent reported sales—i.e., sales associated with each industry of

sales are shown in that industry regardless of the U.S. parent's industry of classification.

2. In the breakdown of U.S. parents' sales by industry of sales, only the eight largest categories

had to be specified. If a given UJS. parent had sales in more than eight industries, the distribution of its sales in the specified industries would have covered less than 100 percent of its total

sales. Sales in all unspecified industries combined are shown in this column.

Tables III.G5 and III.G7:

1. Equals column 6, table III.P2.

Table III.G8:

1. Equals column 6, table III.P1.

Tables III.G9 and III.G11:

1. Equals column 7, table III.P2.

Table III.G12:

1. Columns 1, 6, and 11 equal columns 5, 6, and 7, respectively, of table III.P2.

2. Capital equipment and other goods charged to the fixed asset account.

Tables III.G13 and III.G14:

1. See footnote 2 to table III.G12.

Table III.G17:

1. Equals column 6, table III.P1.

2. See footnote 2 to table III.G12.

Tables III.G18 and III.G20:

1. Equals column 5, table III.P5.

Tables III.G22 and IH.G24:

1. Equals column 6, table III.P5.

Table III.G25:

1. Equals column 6, table III.P4.

Table III.O2:

1. For industry classification, each U.S. parent was required to disaggregate its sales by threedigit industry; the U.S. parent was classified in the industry in which its sales were largest (see

text for discussion of industry classification). When employment is disaggregated by industry of

U.S. parent, total employment of a given U.S. parent is shown in the single industry in which the

U.S. parent was classified; when disaggregated by industry of sales, it is distributed among all the

industries in which the U.S. parent reported sales—i.e., the number of employees associated with

each industry of sales is shown in that industry, regardless of the U.S. parent's industry of classification.

2. Employees working in central administrative offices or headquarters, and not associated

with a particular industry of sales, are shown separately in this column rather than being allocated among the various other industries of sales.

3. In the breakdown of employment by industry of sales, only the eight largest industry categories, and employees in central administrative offices or headquarters, had to be specified. If a

given U.S. parent had employment in more than eight industries, the distribution of its employment in specified industries would have covered less than 100 percent of total employment. Employment in all unspecified industries is shown in this column.

Table III.O3:

For footnotes 1-3, see footnotes to table II.O3.

Table III.O4:

1. The data in this table are for a subset of the production workers covered by table 111.03. This

table covers employment, employee compensation, and hours worked of production workers associated with the manufacturing sales of U.S. parents classified in manufacturing. Thus, data for

U.S. parents that have manufacturing activities but are not classified in manufacturing are excluded. See text for further explanation.

Table III.P1:

1. Some U.S. parents of majority-owned nonbank affiliates also have minority-owned nonbank

affiliates. U.S. exports shipped to these minority-owned affiliates are shown in columns 8, 9, and

10.

2. See footnote to table II.P1.

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Table III.P2:

1. See footnote 1 to table II.P2.

2. See footnote 1 to table III.P1.

3. See footnote 2 to table II.P2.

Table III.P4:

1. Some U.S. parents of majority-owned nonbank affiliates also have minority-owned nonbank

affiliates. U.S. imports shipped to these minority-owned affiliates are shown in columns 8, 9, and

10.

2. See footnote to table II.P1.

Table III.P5:

1. See footnote 1 to table II.P5.

2. See footnote 1 to table III.P4.

3. See footnote 2 to table II.P5.

Table III.Q2:

1. Equals column 10, table III.H15. All-industries total also equals all-countries total in column

2, table III. VI, and all-industries total in column 2, table III.V2.

2. Equals column 3, table III.HI5. All-industries total also equals all-countries total in column

3, table III.VI, and all-industries total in column 3, table III.V2.

Table III.R3:

For footnotes 1-3, see footnotes to table II.R3.

Tables III.S1 and III.S2:

For footnotes 1 and 2, see footnotes to table LSI.

Tables I1I.T1 and III.T2:

For footnotes 1-3, see footnotes to table I.T1.

Tables 11 II I and III.U2:

1. U.S. parents' shares in the net income of their affiliates, plus their shares of any capital

gains or losses not included in affiliates' net income for income statement purposes. For table

III.U1, total earnings are part of columns 13 and 15 of table III.D1; for table III.U2, they are part

of columns 13 and 15 of table III.D2.

For footnotes 2 and 3, see footnotes 2 and 3 to table I.U1.

4. U.S. parents' shares of the capital gains or losses of affiliates, whether or not included in net

income for income statement purposes. For table III.U1, they are part of column 14 of table

III.D1; for table III.U2, they are part of column 14, table III.D2.

Table III.V1:

1. Equals column 10, table III.H7. All-countries total also equals all-industries total in column

2, table III.Q2.

2. Equals column 3, table III.H7. All-countries total also equals all-industries total in column 5,

table III.Q2.

Table 1II.V2:

1. Equals column 10, table III.H8. All-industries total also equals all-industries total in column

2, table III.Q2.

2. Equals column 3, table III.H8. All-industries total also equals all-industries total in column 5,

table IIIQ2.

Tables III.V7 and III.V8:

For footnotes 1-3, see footnotes to table I.V7.

Table IVJ2:

1. See footnote 1 to table II.C6.

Table IV.W1:

1. See footnote 2 to table I.T1.

Table V.R1:

1. See footnote 1 to table I.R1.

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A. Benchmark Survey of U.S. Direct Investment Abroad—1982

B. Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet

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BENCHMARK SURVEY OF

U.S. DIRECT INVESTMENT ABROAD—1982

INSTRUCTION BOOKLET

(Forms BE-10A and BE-10B)

INTRODUCTION

The Benchmark Survey of U.S. Direct Investment Abroad—1982 is being conducted by the Department of Commerce to secure data on the economic significance of these investments. The last such

Survey was conducted for 1977.

In an international environment subject to rapid political and economic change, the U.S. Government must have reasonably complete and accurate data on U.S. international trade and investment. This

benchmark survey will provide such data on U.S. direct investment abroad. The data will be helpful in

the formulation of U.S. policy regarding direct investment. They will also be used in analyzing the

impact of U.S. policy, and that of foreign host countries, on U.S. direct investment. One important use

of the data, for example, will be in bilateral and multilateral negotiations to reduce barriers to world

trade and investment, particularly in the services sector.

In addition, the benchmark survey will provide the data necessary to derive current estimates of

direct investment from data collected in sample surveys in nonbenchmark years. In particular, this

survey, which covers the universe of U.S. direct investment abroad, will serve as a benchmark for the

quarterly direct investment estimates included in the international transactions and gross national product

accounts. The survey also will provide extensive new data for researchers in business, labor, Government, and universities, for use in examining the relationships between direct investment and other

economic variables, such as production, trade, and employment.

The filing of reports for this Survey is mandatory under Section 5 of the International Investment

Survey Act of 1976, Public Law No. 472, 94th Congress, 90 Stat. 2059, 22 U.S.C. 3101 through 3108

(hereinafter "the Act"). As provided by Section 5(c) of the Act, the information reported may be used

for analytical and statistical purposes only and will be held confidential (see II.F. of this Instruction

Booklet). The Survey has been approved by OMB under the Paperwork Reduction Act (44 U.S.C. 3501, et

seq).

A report must be filed by, or on behalf of, each U.S. person that, at any time during its 1982 fiscal

year, owned or controlled a direct or indirect interest of 10 percent or more in a foreign business

enterprise, including real estate abroad held for business purposes. Reporting requirements and instructions relating to specific parts of the report forms are given herein. Regulations may be found in 15

CFR, Part 806. If a person receiving the report forms and instructions is not required to report according

to the Act and the reporting requirements, the enclosed "Claim for Not Filing a BE-10" must be

completed and returned to the Bureau of Economic Analysis within 30 days.

Your cooperation will be appreciated.

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REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

I. Definitions 1

II. Who Must Report and Forms Required 1

A. Basic requirement 1

B. Form BE-10A (Report for U.S. Reporter) 1

C Form BE-10B (Report for foreign affiliate) 2

D. Relationship between Forms BE-10A and BE-10B 4

E. Specialized report forms for banks 4

F. Confidentiality of reports 4

III. Response Required When Contacted by BEA 4

IV. Clarification of Coverage and Special Situations 5

A. U.S. business enterprise owned by a foreign person 5

B. Real estate 5

C. Airlines and ship operators 5

D. Partnerships 5

E. Determining place of residence and country of jurisdiction of individuals 5

F. Estates, trusts, and intermediaries 5

G. Foreign affiliate operating completely outside its country of incorporation 5

H. Agencies and representative offices 5

V. Accounting Methods and Reporting Procedures 6

A. Accounting methods and records 6

B. Translation of foreign currency financial and operating data into U.S. dollars 6

C. Equity method of accounting for reporting equity investments on Form BE-10B 6

D. Reporting of receipts and payments of dividends, interest, fees, royalties, rentals, etc 6

E. Required information not available 6

F. Estimates 6

G. Specify 6

H. Space on form insufficient 6

I. Annual stockholder's report 6

VI. Filing Report 6

A. Due date 6

B. Extension 6

C. Assistance 6

D. Number of copies 6

E. Where to send report 6

F. Additional copies of forms 6

INSTRUCTIONS FOR SPECIFIC PARTS OF THE REPORT FORMS 7

VII. Employment and Employee Compensation 7

VIII. U.S. Merchandise Exports and Imports 8

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I. Definitions

A. United States, when used in a geographic sense, means the

several States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of

Puerto Rico, and all territories and possessions of the United States.

B. Foreign, when used in a geographic sense, means that which

is situated outside the United States or which belongs to or is

characteristic of a country other than the United States.

C. Person means any individual, branch, partnership, associated

group, association, estate, trust, corporation, or other organization

(whether or not organized under the laws of any State), and any

government (including a foreign government, the United States

Government, a State or local government, and any agency, corporation, financial institution, or other entity or instrumentality thereof,

including a government-sponsored agency).

D. United States person means any person resident in the United

States or subject to the jurisdiction of the United States (See IV. E.

for further details).

E. Foreign person means any person resident outside the United

States or subject to the jurisdiction of a country other than the

United States (See IV. E. for further details).

F. Business enterprise means any organization, association, branch,

or venture which exists for profitmaking purposes or to otherwise

secure economic advantage, and any ownership of any real estate.

G. U.S. direct investment abroad means the ownership or control, directly or indirectly, by one U.S. person of 10 per centum or

more of the voting securities of an incorporated foreign business

enterprise or an equivalent interest in an unincorporated foreign

business enterprise, including a branch.

H. U.S. Reporter means the U.S. person which has direct investment in a foreign business enterprise, including a branch. If the

U.S. person is an incorporated business enterprise, the U.S. Reporter is

the fully consolidated U.S. domestic enterprise consisting of (l)

the U.S. corporation whose voting securities are not owned more

than 50 percent by another U.S. corporation, and (2) proceeding

down each ownership chain from that U.S. corporation, any U.S.

corporation (including Domestic International Sales Corporations)

whose voting securities are more than 50 percent owned by the

U.S. corporation above it.

I. Affiliate means a business enterprise located in one country

which is directly or indirectly owned or controlled by a person of

another country to the extent of 10 per centum or more of its

voting stock for an incorporated business or an equivalent interest

for an unincorporated business, including a branch.

J. Foreign affiliate means an affiliate located outside the United

States in which a U.S. person has direct investment.

K. Majority-owned foreign affiliate means a foreign affiliate

in which the combined direct and indirect ownership interest of

ALL U.S. REPORTERS of the affiliate exceeds 50 per centum.

L. Foreign affiliate parent means a U.S. Reporter's foreign affiliate

which has an equity interest in another foreign affiliate of the U.S.

Reporter.

M. Associated group means two or more persons who, by the

appearance of their actions, by agreement, or by an understanding,

exercise their voting privileges in a concerted manner to influence

the management of a business enterprise. Each of the following are

deemed to be an associated group:

1. Members of the same family,

2. A business enterprise and one or more of its officers or

directors,

3. Members of a syndicate or joint venture, or

4. A corporation and its domestic subsidiaries.

N. Branch means the operations or activities conducted by a person

in a different location in its own name rather than through an

incorporated entity.

O. Intermediary means an agent, nominee, manager, custodian,

trust, or any person acting in a similar capacity.

P. 1982 fiscal year is the U.S. Reporter's or the foreign affiliate's

financial reporting year that has an ending date in calendar year

1982. For a person that does not have a financial reporting year, or

does not have a financial reporting year ending in calendar year

1982, its 1982 fiscal year is deemed to be the same as calendar year

1982.

II. Who Must Report and Forms Required

A. Basic Requirement

A BE-10 report is required from every U.S. person having a

foreign affiliate—that is, every U.S. person having direct or indirect ownership or control of at least 10 per centum of the voting

stock of an incorporated foreign business enterprise, or an equivalent interest in an unincorporated foreign business enterprise—at

any time during the U.S. person's 1982 fiscal year. Reports are

required even though the foreign business enterprise may have been

established, acquired, seized, liquidated, sold, expropriated, or inactivated during FY 1982.

Where a U.S. individual has indirect ownership in a foreign affiliate

by virtue of owning 10 percent or more of a U.S. business enterprise that, in turn, owns the foreign affiliate, only the U.S. business

enterprise is required to report based on ownership of the foreign

affiliate as set forth in the "Exception" in II.B.l below. Note, however, that U.S. business enterprises must report on a consolidated

basis (see definition of U.S. Reporter).

Reports must be submitted for FY 1982.

B. Form BE —10A (Report for U.S. Reporter)

1. Filing—A completed Form BE-10A is required from each U.S.

Reporter (see definition). Exception: When a U.S. business enterprise owns a foreign affiliate and the U.S. business enterprise is

owned more than 50 per centum by a U.S. individual, the report

should be filed by, and Form BE-10A data should be for, the business enterprise rather than the individual. Any direct financial transactions with, or positions in, the foreign affiliate by the individual

must be included in the U.S. business enterprise's report.

(See II.E. below on "Specialized report forms for banks.")

2. Consolidation—When the U.S. Reporter is a corporation, Form

BE-10A is required to cover the fully consolidated U.S. domestic

enterprise consisting of (l) the U.S. corporation whose voting securities are not owned more than 50 percent by another U.S. corporation, and (2) proceeding down each ownership chain from that

U.S. corporation, any U.S. corporation (including Domestic International Sales Corporations) whose voting securities are more than

50 percent owned by the U.S. corporation above it.

The fully consolidated U.S. domestic enterprise excludes foreign branches and other foreign affiliates.

It is recognized that conditions may exist that would lead a U.S.

parent company to exclude certain majority (more-than-50-percent)-

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manufacturer.

BEA prefers that such a subsidiary be consolidated in its U.S.

parent's Form BE-10A. In lieu of consolidation, the U.S. parent

may either (1) combine or aggregate data for the subsidiary on the

U.S. parent's Form BE-10A or (2) file a separate Form BE-10A for

such a subsidiary.

In the case of consolidation, combination, or aggregation, the names

of each such subsidiary and the increase in the U.S. parent's total

assets that resulted from its inclusion of the subsidiary must be

given in item 6 of Form BE-10A. A Form BE-10B must also be

filed for each of the subsidiary's foreign affiliates. On the Form

BE-10A and each of the Form(s) BE-10B, the U.S. parent, including the subsidiary, is considered the U.S. Reporter.

When a separate Form BE-10A is filed for such a subsidiary, the

subsidiary should be considered the U.S. Reporter for purposes of

completing that form, and items 3, 5, 6, and 7 should be omitted.

In Part II, Sections G and H, of the Forms BE-10A for both the

parent and such a subsidiary, however, the data requested on transactions with "foreign affiliates" should cover transactions with all

foreign affiliates of both the parent and the subsidiary combined.

A Form BE-10B must be filed for each of the subsidiary's foreign

affiliates, if any. In item 1 of the Form(s) BE-10B for each such

affiliate, the subsidiary should be listed as the U.S. Reporter. However,

in parts III, IV, and V of all Form(s) BE-10B (whether for affiliates

of the U.S. parent or affiliates of such a subsidiary), the term "U.S.

Reporter" refers to the fully consolidated U.S. domestic enterprise,

including the subsidiary. That is, the report for a given foreign

affiliate will always show equity interests and financial positions

between that affiliate and all entities that are part of the fully consolidated U.S. domestic enterprise, including subsidiaries reported

on separate Forms BE-10A.

If all the foreign affiliates of a U.S. parent are owned directly or

indirectly by such a subsidiary, and a separate Form BE-10A is

filed for that subsidiary, the U.S. parent company must also file a

Form BE-10A, on a normally consolidated basis, to include all of

its other domestic operations.

The U.S. parent is responsible for ensuring that the required Forms

BE-10A and B, for itself and such subsidiaries, are filed with BEA

on a timely basis. Such a subsidiary's filing deadline is the same as

that which applies to its U.S. parent.

3. Partial exemption when all foreign affiliates are exempt—When

there are foreign affiliates, but all are exempt from filing Form

BE-10B, then only items 1 through 4 of Form BE-10A, and Form

BE-10A SUPPLEMENT, which lists exempt foreign affiliates, must be

completed and filed.

4. Partial exemption based on type of U.S. Reporter—U.S. Reporters that are religious, charitable, or other nonprofit organizations

and individuals who directly own a foreign affiliate are required to

file Form BE-10A, completing in Part I (Identification of U.S. Reporter), only items 1, 2, 8, 9, and 12; the remaining items in Part I and

all items in Part II (Financial and Operating Data of the U.S. Reporter)

need not be completed.

C. Form BE-10B (Report for foreign affiliate)

1. Filing—A U.S. person is required to file one Form BE-10B

for each foreign affiliate that is not exempt pursuant to II.C.2.

below. (Under those limited conditions where foreign affiliates

may be consolidated, the consolidated entity is considered to be

one foreign affiliate.)

To determine whether, for purposes of reporting, a given foreign business enterprise is considered its foreign affiliate, a U.S.

person should sum its percentages of voting ownership through all

lines, or chains of 'Ownership, direct and indirect. If the resulting

sum is at least 10 percent, then the enterprise is the U.S. person's

foreign affiliate and, unless otherwise exempt, must be reported.

In the case of a line of indirect ownership, the U.S. person's percentage

ownership in a given foreign business enterprise should be computed as its direct ownership percentage in the first foreign business enterprise in the chain, multiplied by that first enterprise's

direct ownership percentage in the second enterprise in the chain,

multiplied by the second enterprise's direct ownership percentage

in the third enterprise in the chain, multiplied by the corresponding percentages for all other intervening enterprises in the chain,

multiplied by the last intervening enterprise's direct ownership

percentage in the given foreign business enterprise. To illustrate,

suppose that the U.S. person owned 50 percent of foreign business

enterprise A directly, and that A owned 75 percent of foreign business enterprise B that, in turn, owned 80 percent of foreign business enterprise C. Then the U.S. person's percentage of indirect

ownership of B would be 37.5 percent (the product of the first two

percentages), its indirect ownership of C would be 30 percent (the

product of all three percentages), and B and C (as well as A) would

be considered the U.S. person's foreign affiliates.

(See II.E. below on "Specialized report forms for banks.")

2. Total exemption—A Form BE-10B need not be filed, if:

(a) Each (i.e., all three) of the following items for the foreign

affiliate (not the U.S. Reporter's share) was between —$3,000,000.00

and +$3,000,000.00 for FY 1982:

(1) Total assets, item 60;

(2) Sales or gross operating revenues, excluding sales taxes,

item 72; and

(3) Net income after provision for foreign income taxes,

item 84.

AND

(b) The foreign affiliate does not own another foreign affiliate

for which a Form BE-10B must be filed. If the latter condition is

not met, then Form BE-10B must be filed for the foreign affiliate

holding the equity interest regardless of the value of its assets,

sales, or net income. That is, all affiliates upward in a chain of

ownership must be reported. An affiliate's receivables due from its

parent may not be netted against total assets when applying the

exemption criteria.

Pursuant to item 8, Form BE-10A, a Form BE-10A SUPPLEMENT must be attached giving the name, country of location, and

selected information for each exempt foreign affiliate.

3. Number of Forms BE-10B required—If two or more U.S. Reporters jointly own a foreign affiliate, directly or indirectly, each U.S.

Reporter must submit a Form BE-10B for the affiliate. The U.S.

Reporter having the highest percentage ownership (direct and indirect

combined) in the foreign affiliate must file a Form BE-10B in which all

Parts, including either Part IV or Part V as required, have been

completed (hereinafter referred to as a "complete" report); and the

other U.S. Reporter(s) must file a Form BE-10B in which only Part

I, items 1 through 25, and Part III, if there is direct ownership or

direct financial positions or transactions, have been completed (hereinafter referred to as a "partial" report). If the ownership percentages

are the same, the U.S. Reporters must decide among themselves

which one will submit the complete report. If Parts II and IV or V

are omitted on a particular form, give in item 25 of Part I the name

of the U.S. Reporter that is filing the data for those parts.

Note, however, that in Part V, Sections C, D, F, and G, of Form

BE-10B, data must be reported by transactor. For example, in Part

V, Section D, Composition of External Financing, one transactor

category is "with U.S. Reporter(s) of this affiliate". If the U.S.

Reporter filing the complete Form BE-10B cannot, or prefers not

to, secure from the affiliate and report the data concerning the

other U.S. Reporter(s) of the affiliate, then each U.S. Reporter is

required to complete those data sections in Part V so as to report

its data. The U.S. Reporter filing the complete Form BE-10B must

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attach a note to the Form stating that it is not reporting the data in

Sections C, D, F, and G of Part V for the other Reporter(s), if it has

so elected, and must so inform the other U.S. Reporter(s).

4. Illustration of filing requirements—This section illustrates the

number of Forms BE-10B required based on the situation given

below and indicates whether a "complete" or a "partial" report is

required, as defined in II.C.3- above. Solid lines indicate ownership

(with ownership percentages in parentheses); the dotted line indicates direct financial transactions. Based on the Illustration, the

following are required:

(a) From U.S. Reporter Alpha:

(i) For affiliate A, one complete report.

(ii) For affiliate B, one complete report. (Alpha must file the

complete report because it has the largest percentage

ownership.)

(iii) For affiliate C, one complete report (with Part III filled

in to show Alpha's direct financial transactions with

the affiliate).

(iv) For affiliate E, one complete report. (Alpha must file the

complete report because it has the largest percentage

ownership, even though the ownership is indirect.) Part

III will have no entries since there is no direct ownership

or direct financial transactions by Alpha with the affiliate.

(b) From U.S. Reporter Beta:

(i) For affiliate B, one partial report since the complete

report is filed by Alpha.

(ii) For affiliate D, one complete report.

(iii) For affiliate E, one partial report since the complete

report is filed by Alpha. Part III will have no entries

since there is no direct ownership or direct financial

transactions by Beta with the affiliate.

(iv) For affiliate F, one complete report. Part III will have

no entries since there is no direct ownership or direct

financial transactions by Beta with the affiliate.

NOTE: U.S. Reporters having a foreign affiliate structure that

includes indirectly owned foreign affiliates are requested to submit a complete organization chart of their foreign affiliates showing all the lines of ownership. This will aid us in properly interpreting the report.

ILLUSTRATION

Reporter Alpha Reporter Beta

U.S.

Foreign

2(S75) 4(40%)

1(100%) 3(60%)

5(100%)

Affiliate A

6(60%)

Affiliate B

7(40%)

Affiliate D

\

Affiliate C

8(90%) 9(10%) 10(100%)

t

Affiliate E Affiliate F

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5. Foreign affiliate consolidation—-In cases where the recordkeeping system of foreign affiliates makes it impossible or extremely

difficult to file a separate report for each foreign affiliate, a U.S.

Reporter may consolidate affiliates in the SAME COUNTRY when

the following conditions apply:

(a) The affiliates are in the same BEA 3-digit industry, as

defined in the Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Part I; or

(b). The affiliates are integral parts of the same business

operation. For example, if German affiliate A manufactures tires

and a majority of its sales are to German affiliate B which produces autos, then affiliates A and B may be consolidated.

In all other situations, the U.S. Reporter should call this office

at (202) 523-0632 between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

Washington, D.C. time for guidance. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES MAY A U.S. REPORTER CONSOLIDATE FOREIGN

AFFILIATES IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.

U.S. Reporters who participate in other BEA direct investment

surveys must consolidate foreign affiliates in the same manner for

all foreign affiliate forms subsequently filed with the Bureau of

Economic Analysis (e.g., Forms BE-133B and C, and BE-577). In

cases where current consolidation practices on these forms do not

conform to the above instructions, the U.S. Reporter is requested

to change the consolidation practices on Forms BE-133B and C,

and BE-577. When a form based upon the amended consolidation

practice is submitted, please bring it to this Bureau's attention

when filing the form.

6. Assigning serial numbers to Form BE- 10B reports—In item 8 of

Form BE-10A, each U.S. Reporter must enter the number of Forms

BE-10B it is required to file. The U.S. Reporter also must list all

foreign affiliates for which it is filing a Form BE-10B on a separate

sheet, and attach the list to its BE-10 report. On that list, the foreign affiliates should be serially numbered, beginning with "1" ,

and the serial number assigned to a given foreign affiliate should

then be entered in item 3 and at the top of each ODD numbered

page of the Form BE-10B for that foreign affiliate.

D. Relationship between Forms BE-10A and BE-10B

The term "U.S. Reporter" as defined means the fully consolidated U.S. domestic enterprise; therefore, on Form BE-10B, when data

on trade and financial relationships between the U.S. Reporter and

the foreign affiliate are requested, the data must reflect the foreign

affiliate's relationship with the entire U.S. enterprise, not merely

with one division, operating unit, or part.

E. Specialized report forms for banks

Specialized report forms have been adopted for banks (that is,

for business enterprises over 50 percent of whose total revenues

are generated by activities classified in industry code 600), because

much of the information on banks' foreign activities which is requested on the standard forms is already being reported to other agencies of the Federal Government. The specialized report forms are

designed to yield only such additional information as is deemed

necessary. Use of specialized Forms BE-10A BANK and BE-10B

BANK is at the discretion of BEA; in situations where their possible

use is not clear-cut, permission must be secured from BEA in advance

of filing.

III. Response Required

A BE-10, Benchmark Survey of U.S. Direct Investment Abroad—

1982, report is required from every U.S. person having a foreign

affiliate—that is, every U.S. person having direct or indirect ownership

or control of at least 10 per centum of the voting stock of an

incorporated foreign business enterprise, or an equivalent interest

in an unincorporated foreign business enterprise, including branches—

at any time during the U.S. person's 1982 fiscal year, whether or not

the person is contacted by BEA. In addition, any person BEA contacts, either by sending them the BE-10 Survey report forms or by

written inquiry concerning the person's being subject

Form BE-10A BANK has been developed for reporting by a

U.S. Reporter that is a bank or a bank holding company. It is not

to be used by a U.S. Reporter that may technically be classified as

a bank holding company because of an interest in a banking activity,

but that has over 50 percent of its revenues generated by nonbank

activities. (Activities of subsidiaries that may not be banks but that

provide support to the parent company, such as real estate subsidiaries set up to hold the office building occupied by the parent

company, are considered bank activities.)

BE-10B BANK is for reporting of a foreign affiliate that

is a bank in which the U.S. Reporter holds a direct and/or indirect

ownership interest. However, a foreign bank affiliate of the U.S.

Reporter in which the U.S. Reporter holds only an indirect ownership

interest of 50 percent or less, and the foreign affiliate does not

own another foreign affiliate for which a Form BE-10B must be

filed, is exempt from being reported on Form BE-10B BANK, but

must be listed on Form BE-10A SUPPLEMENT. Incorporated foreign bank affiliates in which the U.S. Reporter holds a direct equity

interest must be separately reported. All branch banks of the U.S.

Reporter in a given foreign country must be consolidated on one

Form BE-10B BANK even if it is the Reporter's practice to report

data for these branches separately on Federal Reserve Form FR105F or on Comptroller of the Currency Form CC7610-09.

A U.S. Reporter that is a bank, but that has a nonbank foreign

affiliate, must file a Form BE-10A BANK for itself and a standard

Form BE-10B for the nonbank foreign affiliate.

A U.S. Reporter that is not a bank, but that has a bank foreign

affiliate, must file a standard Form BE-10A for itself and a Form

BE-10B BANK for the bank foreign affiliate.

Banks located on U.S. military bases abroad and servicing base

personnel are not considered "foreign" and a Form BE-10B BANK

should not be filed for them.

The specialized report forms, where their use is permitted, replace

the standard forms, and the instructions given on the specialized

report forms in this Instruction Booklet should be so construed.

F. Confidentiality of Reports

Section 5(c) of the Act provides that the information filed in this

report may be used only for analytical and statistical purposes and

access to the information shall be available only to officials and

employees (including consultants and contractors and their employees)

of agencies designated by the President to perform functions under the

Act. The President may authorize the exchange of the information

between agencies or officials designated to perform functions under

the Act, but only for analytical and statistical purposes. No official

or employee (including consultants and contractors and their employees) shall publish or make available any information collected under

the Act in such a manner that the person to whom the information

relates can be specifically identified. Reports and copies of reports

prepared pursuant to the Act are confidential and their submission

or disclosure shall not be compelled by any person without the

prior written permission of the person filing the report and the

customer of such person where the information supplied is identifiable as being derived from the records of such customer (22 U.S.C.

3104).

When Contacted by BEA

to the reporting requirements of the BE-10 Survey, must respond

in writing. The response must be made by filing the properly completed report, or by certifying in writing within thirty (30) days of

being contacted by BEA, to the fact that the person had no direct

investment within the purview of the reporting requirements of the

BE-10 Survey. A person receiving the BE-10 Survey report forms

may accomplish the latter by completing and returning to BEA the

"Claim for Not Filing a BE-10," which is included as part of the

packet. This requirement is necessary to ensure compliance with

reporting requirements and efficient administration of the Act.

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IV. Clarification of Coverage

A. U.S. business enterprise owned by a foreign person—A

U.S. business enterprise owned by a foreign person shall report

with respect to any foreign business enterprise it owns or controls,

directly or indirectly, to the extent of 10 percent or more, but shall

not report other property of its foreign owner. For purposes of

Form BE-10A (e.g., items 61, 62, and 106 through 190), the foreign

parent of the U.S. business enterprise is considered a "foreign person

other than the U.S. Reporter's foreign affiliate."

B. Real estate — Real estate held exclusively for personal use and

not for profitmaking purposes is exempted from being reported. A

residence which is leased by the owner who intends to re-occupy it

is considered real estate held for personal use. If a business enterprise, otherwise required to report, is in the form of real property

not identifiable by name, a report is required to be filed by and in

the name of the beneficial owner, or in the name of such beneficial

owner by the intermediary of such beneficial owner.

C. Airlines and ship operators—U.S. airline and ship operator's

foreign stations, ticket offices, and terminal and port facilities that

provide services only to their own operations are exempted from

being reported. Reports are required when such facilities produce

significant revenues from services provided to unaffdiated persons.

D. Partnerships — Limited partners do not have voting rights in

a partnership and therefore cannot have direct investment in a

partnership; their investment is considered to be portfolio investment. Determination of the existence of direct investment in a

partnership shall be based on the country of residence of, and the

percentage control exercised by, the general partner(s), although

the latter may differ from the financial interest of the general

partner(s).

E. Determining place of residence and country of jurisdiction of individuals — An individual will be considered a resident

of, and subject to the jurisdiction of, the country in which physically

located, subject to the following qualifications:

1. Individuals who reside, or expect to reside, outside their country

of citizenship for less than one year are considered to be residents

of their country of citizenship.

2. Individuals who reside, or expect to reside, outside their country

of citizenship for one year or more are considered to be residents

of the country in which they are residing, except as provided in

IV.E.3.

3. Notwithstanding IV.E.2, if an owner or employee of a business enterprise resides outside the country of location of the enterprise

for one year or more for the purpose of furthering the business of

the enterprise, and the country of the business enterprise is the

country of citizenship of the owner or employee, then such owner

or employee shall, nevertheless, be considered a resident of the

country of citizenship provided there is the intent to return within

a reasonable period of time.

4. Individuals and members of their immediate families who are

residing outside their country of citizenship as a result of employment by the government of that country—diplomats, consular

officials, members of the armed forces, etc.—are considered to be

residents of their country of citizenship.

F. Estates, trusts, and intermediaries

1. A U.S. estate is a person and therefore may have direct investment, and the estate, not the beneficiary, is considered to be the

U.S. Reporter. Thus, ownership of a foreign affiliate by a U.S.

estate shall be reported by the administrator, executor, etc., of the

estate and not by the beneficiary.

2. A trust, either U.S. or foreign, is a person, but is not a business enterprise. The trust shall be considered the same as an intermediary and reporting should be as outlined in IV.F.3. below. For

reporting purposes, the beneficiary(ies) of the trust, or the creators) of

the trust in the situation detailed below or if there is, or may be, a

reversionary interest, shall be considered to be the owner(s) of the

investments of the trust for determining the existence of direct

investment. Where a corporation or other organization creates a

trust designating its shareholders or members as beneficiaries, the

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creating corporation or organization shall be deemed to be the

owner of the investments of the trust, or succeeding trusts where

the presently existing trust has evolved out of a prior trust, for the

purposes of determining the existence and reporting of direct

investment.

This procedure is adopted in order to fulfill statistical reporting

requirements and does not imply that control over an enterprise

owned or controlled by a trust is, or can be, exercised by the

beneficiary(ies) or creator(s).

3. Intermediary

(a) If a particular U.S. direct investment abroad is held, administered, or managed by a U.S. intermediary, such intermediary shall

be responsible for reporting the required information for, and in

the name of, its principal or shall instruct the principal to submit

the required information. Upon instructing the principal, the intermediary shall be released from further liability to report provided it

has informed this Bureau of the date such instructions were given

and the name and address of the principal, and has supplied the

principal with any information in the possession of, or which can

be secured by, the intermediary that is necessary to permit the

principal to complete the required reports. When acting in the

capacity of an intermediary, the accounts or transactions of the

U.S. intermediary with the foreign affiliate shall be considered as

accounts or transactions of the U.S. principal with the foreign affiliate.

To the extent such transactions or accounts are unavailable to the

principal, they may be required to be reported by the intermediary.

(b) If a U.S. person holds a foreign affiliate through a foreign

intermediary, the U.S. person will be considered to own the foreign affiliate directly and all accounts or transactions of the U.S.

person with the intermediary will be considered to be with the

foreign affiliate.

G. Foreign affiliate operating completely outside its country of incorporation—If a foreign affiliate conducts all its operations

from, and is located in, a single foreign country that is different

from its foreign country of incorporation, it is deemed to be operating

totally outside its country of incorporation. A single BE-10B report for

the entity in the country of operation must be filed, treating it as

an incorporated foreign affiliate. Do not file a separate BE-10B

report for the entity in the foreign country of incorporation.

A foreign affiliate is deemed to have operations in its foreign

country of incorporation and, therefore, a separate BE-10B report

must be filed for the entity in that country, if it has any of the

following in the country of incorporation:

1. Bank account

2. Personnel

3. Property, plant, or equipment

4. Sales

If a foreign affiliate incorporated abroad conducts its operations

from, and has locations in, more than one foreign country, a separate Form BE-10B must be filed for each country in which it has

operations and a separate Form BE-10B must be filed for the entity

in the foreign country of incorporation, treating the entity as an

incorporated foreign affiliate in that country.

If a foreign affiliate incorporated abroad conducts its operations

from, and is located in, the United States, a Form BE-10B must be

filed for the entity in the country of incorporation, treating it as an

incorporated foreign affiliate in that country. The affiliate's DI

industry code is determined by the operations conducted from the

United States.

H. Agencies and representative offices — A foreign representative office (or agent or employee) of a U.S. person is not considered a business enterprise and therefore is not required to be reported

as a foreign affiliate. A foreign presence of a U.S. person is considered a foreign representative office, and thus not subject to reporting,

if (1) it has no assets (other than office furniture) held either in its

own name or in the name of the U.S. person, (2) to the extent that

its employees are compensated by commissions, the commissions

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the U.S. person, (3) it does not produce revenue (other than funds

from the U.S. person to cover its expenses), and (4) it is engaged

only in representational, public-relations type activities, or the gatherV. Accounting Methods and

A. Accounting methods and record s — Generally accepted

U.S. accounting principles should be followed. Corporations should

generally use the same methods and records that are used to generate reports to stockholders, unless the line instruction for a given

item indicates otherwise. Reports for unincorporated persons must

be generated on an equivalent basis.

Reference to Financial Accounting Standards Board statements

are referred to as "FASB" statements.

B. Translation of foreign currency financial and operating

data into U.S. dollars

1. Financial statements—Foreign affiliate financial statements,

such as the balance sheet and income statement, should be translated from the host country currency to U.S. dollars using U.S.

generally accepted accounting principles (FASB 52 or, if the foreign affiliate has not adopted FASB 52 as of the end of its fiscal

year 1982, then FASB 8 may be used) as would be required in order

to incorporate foreign statements into the U.S. Reporter's financial statements for reports to shareholders.

2. Selected financial and operating data of foreign affiliate—

According to FASB 8 and 52, "Revenue and expense transactions

shall be translated in a manner that produces approximately the

same dollar amounts that would have resulted had the underlying

transactions been translated into dollars on the dates they occurred."

Since separate translation of each transaction is usually impractical, the specific result can be achieved by using an average rate for

the period. If FASB 8 is used to translate the foreign affiliate's

financial statements into U.S. dollars, revenues and expenses that

relate to assets and liabilities translated at the historical rates shall

be translated at the historical rates used to translate the related

assets and liabilities.

In this report, certain revenue and expense transactions which

may not be translated separately for the financial statements, such

as wages and salaries, exports and imports, and fees and royalties,

are required to be reported. These transactions should be translated in a manner that is consistent with that used to translate the

financial statements to U.S. dollars.

C. Equity method of accounting for reporting equity investments on Form BE-10B—Investments by one foreign affiliate in

the common stock of another foreign affiliate should be accounted for as detailed below. (Note that a foreign affiliate may not

fully consolidate an affiliate it owns that is in a different industry

or in a different country. See II.C.5. for the rules governing foreign

affiliate consolidation.) Equity investments not fully consolidated

should be reported as follows:

ing of market information. A foreign presence that produces revenues from services it provides to unaffiliated persons is considered

a foreign affiliate and is subject to reporting requirements.

Reporting Procedures

1. Investment in other foreign affiliates owned at least 20 percent

should be reported using the equity method. However, immaterial

investments may be reported using the cost method provided this

method is consistent with normal reporting practice.

2. Investment in other foreign affiliates owned less than 20 percent

should be reported using the cost method.

Furthermore, when, according to the rules for this survey, the

owning and the owned foreign affiliates cannot be fully consolidated, adjustments similar to those made in preparing consolidated statements, including adjustments to eliminate intercompany

account balances, security holdings, sales and purchases, interest,

dividends, and gains and losses, should not be made.

D. Reporting of receipts and payments of dividends, interest, fees, royalties, rentals, etc.—Amounts for items such as

dividends, interest, fees, royalties, and rentals should be entered as

of the date they were received, paid, or entered into intercompany accounts between the payor and payee, WHICHEVER

OCCURRED FIRST. Include amounts for which payment

was made in kind. For an item entered into intercompany

accounts in, or prior to, the reporting period, in order to

avoid duplication, any subsequent settlement of the account

in the reporting period should not be reflected again in such

item but should be reflected only as a reduction of intercompany accounts in the balance sheet.

E. Required information not available—All reasonable efforts

must be made to obtain information required for reporting.

Every question on each form must be answered, except where specifically exempted.

F. Estimates—If actual data are not available, or only partial data are

available, estimates should be supplied and labeled as such. When

data items cannot be fully subdivided as required, totals and an

estimated breakdown of the total should be supplied.

G. Specify—When "specify" is included in certain data items,

the type and dollar amount of the major items included must be

given for at least the items mentioned in the line instruction.

H. Space on form insufficient—When space on a form is insufficient to permit a full answer to any item, the required information should be submitted on supplementary sheets, appropriately

labeled and referenced to the item number and the form.

I. Annual stockholders' report—Business enterprises issuing

annual reports to stockholders are required to furnish a copy of

their 1982 annual report to this Bureau.

VI. Filing

A. Due date—BE-10 reports comprising Form BE-10A and Form(s)

BE-10B are due on the following dates:

June 30, 1983—U.S. Reporter required to file less than 20

Forms BE-10B.

July 31, 1983—U.S. Reporter required to file 20 to 99 Forms

BE-10B.

August 31, 1983—U.S. Reporter required to file 100 or more

Forms BE-10B.

B. Extension — Requests for an extension of the reporting deadline will not normally be granted. However, in a hardship case, a

written request for an extension will be considered provided it is

received at least 15 days prior to the due date of the report and

enumerates substantive reasons necessitating the extension. BEA

will provide a written response to such requests.

C. Assistance—If there are any questions concerning the report,

phone (202) 523-0632 for assistance between the hours of 7:30 a.m.

and 4:00 p.m., Washington, D.C. time.

Report

D. Number of copies—A single original copy of each form or

supplement shall be filed with the Bureau of Economic Analysis.

For Form BE-10A, this should be the copy with the address label if

such a labeled copy has been provided; for Forms BE-10B, attach

the appropriate identification label for each foreign affiliate report

if such a label has been provided. In addition, each U.S. Reporter

must retain a copy of its report to facilitate resolution of any problems which may arise covering the data reported. (Both copies are

protected by law; see statement on confidentiality in II.F.)

E. Where to send report—Return the report to U.S. Department of

Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis (BE-50, SSB), Washington, D.C. 20230.

F. Additional copies of forms—Requests for more than two

copies of the forms and instructions will be filled upon demonstration of need (e.g., law and accounting firms must furnish names

and addresses of U.S. Reporters for whom they will be filing reports).

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VII. Employment and Employee Compensation (Form BE-lOA, Items 76 through 94 and Form

BE-10B, Items 134 and 135 or Items 179 through 190).

Employment and employee compensation data should be based

on payroll records. They should relate to activities during FY 1982

regardless of whether such activities were charged as an expense

on the income statement, charged to inventories, or capitalized.

Do NOT include data related to activities of prior periods, such as

those capitalized or charged to inventories in prior periods.

A. Employment—Employment is the number of full-time and

part-time employees on the payroll at the end of FY 1982, excluding home workers and independent sales personnel who are not

employees. A count taken during, rather than at the end of, FY

1982 may be used provided it is a reasonable proxy for the end of

FY 1982 number. If employment at the end of FY 1982, or the

count taken at some other time during FY 1982, was unusually

high or low because of temporary factors (e.g., a strike), the number of

employees that reflects normal operations should be given. If the

business enterprise's activity involves large seasonal variations, the

average number of employees for FY 1982 should be given. If given,

the average should be the average for FY 1982 of the number of

persons on the payroll at the end of each payroll period, month or

quarter. If precise figures are not available, give your best estimate

of the number of employees for FY 1982.

B. Research and development (R&D) employees—Scientists,

engineers, and other professional and technical employees, including managers, who spend all or a majority of their time engaged in

scientific or engineering R&D work, at a level which requires knowledge of physical or life sciences, engineering, or mathematics at

least equivalent to that acquired through completion of a fouryear college course with a major in one of these fields (i.e., training

may be either formal or by experience).

R&D includes basic and applied research in science and in

engineering, as well as design and development of prototypes and

processes, if the purpose of such activity is to:

1. Pursue a planned search for new knowledge whether or

not the search has reference to a specific commercial application;

2. Apply existing knowledge to the creation of a new product

or process, including evaluation of uses; or

3. Apply existing knowledge to the employment of a present

product or process.

R&D includes the activities described above whether assigned

to separate R&D organization units of the company or carried on

by company laboratories and technical groups that are not part of

a separate R&D organization.

C. Employee compensation—Consists of wages and salaries and

employer expenditures for all employee benefit plans:

1. Wages and salaries—The gross earnings of all employees before

deduction of employees' payroll withholding tax, social insurance

contributions, group insurance premiums, union dues, etc. Include

time and piece-rate payments, cost of living adjustments, overtime

pay and shift differentials, bonuses, profit-sharing amounts, and

commissions. Exclude commissions paid to independent sales

personnel and piece-rate payments made to home workers who are

not employees. (For incorporated business enterprises, include salaries of officers; for unincorporated business enterprises, exclude

payments to proprietors or partners.)

Wages and salaries include direct payments by employers for

vacations, sick leave, severance (redundancy) pay, etc. Exclude

payments made by, or on behalf of, benefit funds rather than by

the employer. (Employer contributions to benefit funds are included in

"employee benefit plans".)

Wages and salaries include in-kind payments valued at their

cost to the employer that are clearly and primarily of benefit to

employees as consumers. Do not include expenditures that benefit

employers as well as employees, such as for plant facilities, employee

training programs, and reimbursements for business expenses.

2. Employee benefit plans—Employer expenditures for all employee

benefit plans, including those required by government statute, those

resulting from a collective-bargaining contract, or those that are

voluntary. Employee benefit plans include Social Security, retirement plans, life and disability insurance, guaranteed sick pay programs, workers' compensation insurance, medical insurance, family allowances, unemployment insurance, severance pay funds, etc.

If plans are financed jointly by the employer and the employee,

only the contributions of the employer should be included.

D. Production worker s engaged in manufacturing

activities —For U.S. Reporters, data on the number of, hours

worked by, and compensation of, production workers in manufacturing activities are required for each separate manufacturing

activity shown in items 13 through 20 of Form BE-lOA. For majority-owned foreign affiliates, such data are required for manufacturing activities shown in items 44 through 48 of Form BE-10B; if

more than one manufacturing activity is shown for a given foreign

affiliate, data for all manufacturing activities combined are required. Manufacturing activities are activities covered by DI industry codes 201-390, as defined in the Direct Investment Industry

and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Part I.

Production workers are those employees most directly connected with carrying out the activities of the business being reported,

up to and including working foremen, but excluding other supervisory employees. They are those involved in the physical production of goods, handling and storage of goods, related services (e.g.,

maintenance and repair), and auxiliary production for plant's own

use (e.g., power plant). If foreign affiliates maintain employment

and payroll records according to national (host country) definitions of

wage workers or manual workers that do not differ significantly

from the above production worker concept, data may be submitted according to the national concepts.

E. Hours worked by production workers — Hours worked

include standby or reporting time but exclude hours paid for time

not worked, such as holidays, vacations, sick leave, or other paid

leave. Although data on hours worked should ordinarily be obtained

from payroll records, reasonable estimates are acceptable if utilizing payroll records would be unduly burdensome. Such estimates

may be derived, for example, by multiplying the number of production workers by your estimate of average hours worked per

production worker for the reporting period. It is important, however, that such estimates be for hours worked, and that hours paid

for time not worked be excluded. Data on hours worked, together

with the data on wages and salaries and employee benefit plans,

will be used to derive hourly compensation rates for production

workers. As a check on your estimates, you can compute the implied

hourly compensation rate (i.e., divide the sum of wages and salaries and employee benefit plans for production workers by hours

worked) to see if it appears reasonable.

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VIII. U.S. Merchandise Trade

(Form BE-lOA, Items 103 through 190 and Form BE-10B, Items 137 through 140 or 205 through 236)

The data on U.S. merchandise trade of U.S. Reporters and their

foreign affiliates are to be reported on a "shipped" basis—i.e., on

the basis of when, where, and to (or by) whom the goods were

shipped—in order for them to be on the same basis as official U.S.

trade statistics to which they will be compared. However, it is

recognized that U.S. Reporters and their foreign affiliates keep

their accounting records on a "charged" basis, i.e., on the basis of

when, where, and to (or by) whom the goods were billed or charged.

Differences between the "charged" and "shipped" bases may be

substantial. A major difference arises when a U.S. Reporter buys

goods from an affiliate in country A and sells them to an affiliate

in country B, but the goods are shipped directly from country A to

country B. Because the goods did not physically enter or leave the

United States, they are not U.S. trade. However, when the U.S.

Reporter records the transactions on its books, it would show a

purchase charged to it from country A and a sale charged by it to

country B. If the U.S. Reporter's trade data in this survey were

prepared on the "charged" basis, the purchase and sale would appear

incorrectly as a U.S. import and a U.S. export, respectively. Other

differences arise when the U.S. Reporter charges the sale of its

products to a foreign affiliate in one country, but ships the goods

directly from the United States to an unaffiliated foreigner in another

country. In the data on the "shipped" basis, this should be a U.S.

export to an unaffiliated foreigner, not to the foreign affiliate, and

the destination should be the country of the unaffiliated foreigner,

not that of the foreign affiliate.

For many U.S. Reporters and affiliates, these and other differences between the "charged" and "shipped" bases may not arise. If

there is no material difference between the two bases, the "charged"

basis may be used. However, if a material difference does exist, then

trade must be reported on the "shipped" basis. For this purpose,

the U.S. Reporter may have to derive the data from export and

import declarations filed with U.S. Customs or from shipping and

receiving documents, rather than from accounting' records, or may

have to otherwise adjust its data from a "charged" to a "shipped"

basis. Item 103 of Form BE-lOA and item 205 of Form BE-10B are

designed to determine whether there is a material difference between

the two bases in determining what is considered U.S. trade, whose

trade it is, and the timing and ultimate destination or origin of the

trade. In item 104 of Form BE-10A and item 206 of Form BE-10B,

the U.S. Reporter must indicate that the data are in fact being

reported essentially on the "shipped" basis. BEA will request the

U.S. Reporter to refile the data if it determines that there is a

material difference between the "charged" and "shipped" bases,

and that the data are not on, or adjusted to, the "shipped" basis.

A. Definition of U.S. merchandise trade—The phrases "U.S.

merchandise trade," "U.S. merchandise exports," and "U.S. merchandise imports" refer to physical movements of goods between

the customs area of the United States and the customs area of a

foreign country. Consigned goods must be included in the trade

figures when shipped or received, even though not normally recorded

as sales or purchases, or entered into intercompany accounts when

initially consigned. Exclude the value of ships, planes, railroad rolling

stock, and trucks that were temporarily outside the United States,

or country of location of the foreign affiliate, transporting people

or merchandise.

B. Timing—Only goods actually shipped between the United States

and a foreign country during FY 1982 should be included, regardless of when the goods were charged or consigned. For example,

goods shipped by the U.S. Reporter to an affiliate in FY 1982 that

were charged or consigned to the affiliate in FY 1983, should be

included, but goods shipped to an affiliate in FY 1981 that were

charged or consigned to the affiliate in FY 1982 should be excluded.

C. Trade of the U.S. Reporter—Goods shipped by, or to, the

U.S. Reporter, whether or not they were actually charged or consigned by, or to, the U.S. Reporter, are considered to be trade of

the U.S. Reporter.

D. Trade of a foreign affiliate—Goods shipped by, or to, a

foreign affiliate, whether or not they were actually charged or consigned by, or to, the foreign affiliate are considered trade of the

foreign affiliate.

E. Country of ultimate destination—On Form BE-10A of this

report, the country of ultimate destination is the country where the

goods are to be consumed, further processed, or manufactured, AS

KNOWN TO THE SHIPPER AT THE TIME OF EXPORTATION.

IF THE SHIPPER DOES NOT KNOW THE COUNTRY OF

ULTIMATE DESTINATION, THE SHIPMENT SHOULD BE

CREDITED TO THE LAST COUNTRY TO WHICH THE SHIPPER KNOWS THAT THE MERCHANDISE WILL BE SHIPPED

IN THE SAME FORM AS WHEN EXPORTED.

F. Trade by product—In disaggregating U.S. merchandise exports

and imports by product, see the Direct Investment Industry and

Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Part II, for a detailed description

of the product categories used.

G. By (or to) whom goods were shipped—Shipment by, or

to, an entity refers to the physical movement of merchandise to or

from the U.S. customs area by, or to, that entity regardless of by,

or to, whom the merchandise was charged or consigned. Thus, for

example, if the U.S. Reporter charges goods to a foreign affiliate

in France but ships the goods to an unaffiliated foreigner in Switzerland, the goods are considered U.S. merchandise exports by the

U.S. Reporter to the unaffiliated foreigner in Switzerland and should

be recorded as such on the U.S. Reporter's Form BE-10A. Or, if

the U.S. Reporter charges goods to a German affiliate but ships

them to an Italian affiliate, the goods should be recorded as U.S.

merchandise exports by the U.S. Reporter only on the Form BE-10B

of the Italian affiliate, not on that of the German affiliate. Similarly, if goods were charged by the U.S. Reporter to an affiliate but

shipped to the affiliate by another U.S. person, the goods should

be considered an export by "other U.S. persons," not by the U.S.

Reporter, on the affiliate's Form BE-10B.

For U.S. exports, the shipper of the goods will generally be the

exporter shown on the export declaration filed with U.S. Customs;

for U.S. imports, the person to whom the goods were shipped will

generally be the importer of record shown on the import document filed with U.S. Customs.

NOTE: Merchandise shipped by an independent carrier or a freight

forwarder at the expense of an entity are shipments by that entity.

H. Valuation of exports—U.S. merchandise exports should be

valued f.a.s. (free alongside ship) at the U.S. port of exportation.

This includes all costs incurred up to the point of loading the

goods aboard the export carrier at the U.S. port of exportation,

including the selling price at the interior point of shipment (or

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ance. It excludes all subsequent costs, such as loading costs, for- incurred up to the point of loading the goods aboard the export

eign import duties, and freight and insurance from the U.S. port of carrier at the foreign port of exportation, including the selling

exportation to the foreign port of entry. price at the interior point of shipment (or cost if not sold), packaging

costs, and inland freight and insurance. It excludes all subsequent

I. Valuation of imports—U.S. imports should be valued at the costs, such as loading costs, U.S. import duties, and freight and

actual contract price agreed upon between buyer and seller, adjusted insurance from the foreign port of exportation to the U.S port of

to an f.a.s. foreign-port-of-exportation basis. This includes all costs entry.

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BE-10: Claim for not filing a BE-10

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Bureau of Economic Analysis

CLAIM FOR NOT FILING A BE-10

BENCHMARK SURVEY OF U.S. DIRECT INVESTMENT

ABROAD-1982

A BE-10, Benchmark Survey of U.S. Direct Investment Abroad—1982, report is required from every U.S.

person having a foreign affiliate-that is, from every U.S. person having ownership or control, directly or indirectly, of 10 per centum or more of the voting securities of an incorporated foreign business enterprise or an

equivalent interest in an unincorporated foreign business enterprise (including a branch or real estate held for

other than personal use)-at any time during their 1982 fiscal year, whether or not the person is contacted by

the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). (The U.S. person's 1982 fiscal year is defined to be the person's

financial reporting year that has an ending date in calendar year 1982.) In addition, any person BEA contacts,

either by sending them the BE-10 Survey report forms or by written inquiry concerning whether the person is

subject to the reporting requirements of the Survey, must respond in writing pursuant to Section 806.4 of 15

CFR, Chapter VIM. The response must be made by filing the properly completed report or by certifying in

writing that the person has no direct investment within the purview of the Survey's reporting requirements. Such

a response is necessary to ensure compliance with, and for the efficient administration of, the International

Investment Survey Act, under which the BE-10 Survey is being conducted. If the claim is disallowed, the original

due date for the BE-10 remains in force.

A person receiving report forms from BEA and who has no direct investment within the purview of the

reporting requirements must complete and return this claim within thirty (30) days to:

U.S. Department of Commerce

Bureau of Economic Analysis (BE-50, SSB)

Washington, D.C. 20230

Name and address of U.S. business enterprise for which this claim is filed—If the enterprise received a prelabeled

Form BE-10A— see Item 1, Part I, Form BE-10A-enter name, address and BEA Identification Number from

that label in the blocks below; skip a single block between words. If a prelabeled form was not received, enter

name and address as contained on letter transmitting the report forms to you, indicating any changes or corrections.

Name

I I

Street or P.O. Box

City and State ZIP Code

BEA Identification Number

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BASIS OF CLAIM FOR NOT FILING (Mark one):

1. This U.S. person did not own or control, directly or indirectly, 10 per centum or more of the voting

securities of an incorporated foreign business enterprise, or an equivalent interest in an unincorporated foreign business enterprise (including a branch or real estate held for other than personal use)

at any time during its 1982 fiscal year:

But did file a 1977 BE-10 Survey report

with this Bureau.

Anddidnot file a 1977 BE-10 Survey

report with this Bureau.

This U.S. person did own or control, directly or indirectly, 10 per centum or more of the voting

securities of an incorporated foreign business enterprise, or an equivalent interest in an unincorporated foreign business enterprise (including a branch or real estate held for other than personal use)

during its 1982 fiscal year, but:

2. The owners are citizens of a foreign country who (a) are resident in the U.S. as a result of official employment by a foreign government (including the immediate family of such persons), or

(b) have been and expect to be resident in the U.S. for less than one year

3. Is fully consolidated in the BE-10 report for another U.S. person (give name and address of that

person and their BEA identification number, if known).

Name

Street or P.O. Box

City and State ZIP Code

BEA Identification Number

4. Other—Specify and include reference to section of regulations or instructions on which claim is

based

Print name and address

U.S. PERSON FOR

BEA TO CONSULT

ABOUT THIS CLAIM:

U.S. TELEPHONE NUMBER

Area code Number Extension

PFRTiFir ATIH M The undersigned official certifies that the information contained in this report is correct

U C H i iriuMi IUIM an d comp | e t e t 0 th e bes t o f hjs / n e r knowledge.

Authorized official's signature Type name and title Date

18 U.S.C. 1001 (Crimes and Criminal Procedure) makes it a criminal offense to make a willfully false statement or representation to any department

or agency of the United States as to any matter within its jurisdiction. Any officer, director, employee, or agent of any corporation who knowingly

participates in a willful failure to report, upon conviction, may be punished by a fine, imprisonment, or both (22 U.S.C. 3105). For a further citation

of applicable statutes, see the Instruction Booklet for this survey.

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ORM BE-10A (Report for U.S. Reporter)

REV. 2;83)

U.S. Department of Commerce

MANDATORY

BENCHMARK SURVEY OF U.S.

DIRECT INVESTMENT

ABROAD-1982

Part I - IDENTIFICATION OF U.S. REPORTER

1 . Name and address of U.S. Reporter BEA USE ONLY

Control

number 0 0 0 1

RETURN

REPORTS

TO •

U.S. Department of Commerce

Bureau of Economic Analysis

(BE-50, SSB)

Washington, DC. 20230

B E A ioc

USE ONLY

IMPORTANT NOTES

A singie origina! copy of each form or supplement shall be filed with

the Bureau of Economic Analysis. For Form BE-10A, this should be

the copy with the address fabe! if such a labeled copy has been

provided.

Read Instruction Booklet before completing form. The instructions

given below are only a brief summary of certain ones relating to this

form.

BANKS

See the Instruction Booklet, Part It, Section E, regarding special

instructions and report forms for banks and bank holding companies.

DEFINITIONS

1 , U.S. DIRECT INVESTMENT ABROAD - The ownership or

control, directly or indirectly, by one U.S. person of 10 per

centum or more of the voting securities of an incorporated foreign

business enterprise or an equivalent interest in an unincorporated

foreign business enterprise, including a branch.

2 . U.S. REPORTER - The U.S. person which has direct investment

in a foreign business enterprise, including a branch. If the U.S.

person is an incorporated business enterprise, the U.S. Reporter is

the fully consolidated U.S. domestic enterprise consisting of (1)

the U.S. corporation whose voting securities are not owned more

than 50 percent by another U.S. corporation, and (2) proceeding

down each ownership chain from that U.S. corporation, any U.S.

corporation (including Domestic international Sales Corporations)

whose voting securities are more than 50 percent owned by the

U.S. corporation above it. The fully consolidated U.S. domestic

enterprise excludes foreign branches and other foreign affiliates.

3. U.S. REPORTER'S 1982 FISCAL YEAR -- The U.S. Reporter's

financial reporting year that has an ENDING DATE IN CALENDAR

YEAR 1982.

REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

1 . FILING — A completed Form BE-10A is required from each U.S.

Reporter (see definition). Exception; When a U.S. business enterprise owns a foreign affiliate and the U.S. business enterprise is

owned more than 50 per centum by a U.S. individual, the report

should be filed by, and Form BE-10A should be for, the business

enterprise rather than the individual. Direct financial transactions

or positions, if any, with the foreign affiliate by the individual

must be included in the business enterprise's report.

2 . PARTIAL EXEMPTION WHEN ALL FOREIGN AFFILIATES ARE

EXEMPT - When the U.S. Reporter has foreign affiliates, but all

are exempt from filing Form BE-10B, then only items 1 through 4

of Form BE-10A, and Form BE-10A SUPPLEMENT, which lists

exempt foreign affiliates, must be completed and filed.

3. PARTIAL EXEMPTION BASED ON TYPE OF REPORTER - U.S.

Reporters that are religious, charitable, or other nonprofit

organizations, and individuals who directly own a foreign affiliate,

are required to file a Form BE-10A completing, in Part I

(Identification of U.S. Reporter), only items 1, 2, 8, 9, and 12; the

remaining items in Part I and all items in Part II (Financial and

Operating Data of U.S. Reporter) need not be completed.

4 . ASSISTANCE - Telephone (202) 523-0632 during office

hours — 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Washington, O.C. time.

5. DUE DATE - BE-10 reports comprising both Form BE-10A and

Forrn(s) BE-10B are due on the following dates:

June 30, 1983 - U.S. Reporter required to file less than 20

Forms BE-10B.

July 31,1983 - U.S. Reporter required to file 20 to 99

Forms BE-10B.

August 31, 1983 - U.S. Reporter required to file 100 or

more Forms BE-1QB.

GENERAL NOTES

1 . Currency amounts should be reported in U.S. dollars and rounded

to the nearest thousand. Example: $1,033,242.00 should be

reported as $1,033.

2. If an item is between f or - $500.00, enter "0."

3. Use parentheses ( ) to indicate negative numbers.

4. Every question on the form should be answered except where

reporting is specifically exempt.

5. All questions should be answered in the context of the U.S.

Reporter's 1982 fiscal year (see definition above and item 9 of

this Form BE-10A),

6. Where the instruction "Mark (X) one" is given, if it is necessary to

mark more than one answer, give an explanation.

7. Pages of this report may be separated for machine processing.

MANDATORY

This survey is being conducted pursuant to the International

Investment Survey Act of 1976 (P.L. 94-472, 90 Stat. 2059, 22

U.S.C. 3101 to 3108 - hereinafter "the Act"), and the filing of

reports is mandatory pursuant to Section 5(b)(2) of the Act (22

U.S.C. 3104).

PENALTIES

Whoever fails to report may be subject to a civil penalty not

exceeding $ 10,000 and to injunctive relief commanding such person

to comply, or both. Whoever willfully fails to report shall be fined not

more than $ 10,000 and, if an individual, may be imprisoned for not

more than one year, or both. Any officer, director, employee, or

agent of any corporation who knowingly participates in such

violations, upon conviction, may be punished by a like fine,

imprisonment or both. (See Section 6 of the Act, 22 U.S.C. 3105.)

CONFIDENTIALITY

The information filed in this report may be used only for analytical

and statistical purposes and access to the information shall be

available only to officials and employees (including consultants and

contractors and their employees) of agencies designated by the

President to perform functions under the Act. The President may

authorize the exchange of the information between agencies or

officials designated to perform functions under the Act, but only for

analytical and statistical purposes. No official or employee (including

consultants and contractors and their employees) shall publish or

make available any information collected under the Act in such a

manner that the person to whom the information relates can be

specifically identified. Reports and copies of reports prepared

pursuant to the Act are confidential and their submission or

disclosure shall not be compelled by any person without the prior

written permission of the person filing the report and the customer of

such person where the information supplied is identifiable as being

derived from the records of such customer (22 U.S.C. 3104),

MAME OF PERSON TO CONSULT CONCERNING THIS REPORT

P'int ,: r V P "

TELEPHONE

NUMBER

CERTIFICATION — The undersigned person hereby certifies that the

information contained in this report (including Forms BE-10A and BE-108

and any statements attached thereto) is accurate and complete and all

estimates used are reasonable to the best of his/her knowledge and belief

Signature of authorised person

Name and title of author i/od person iPnr

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2. Form of organization of U.S. Reporter

1002

I I Corporation

I I Partnership

I I Individual

Mark (X) one

D Estate

D Trust

1

 6 1 I Other — Specify

3. If the U.S. Reporter is a corporation, is the corporation owned to the extent of more than 50% of its voting stock by another U.S.

business enterprise?

ico3 1 1 • Yes — Complete the "CLAIM FOR NOT FILING A BE-10" by checking box number 3 and entering in number 3 on the "claim" th$

name and address of the U.S. business enterprise in which your data will be consolidated in accordance with the definition of

U.S. Reporter. Submit the claim to BE A and forward the remainder of the BE-10 Survey packet to the U.S. business enterprise

in which your data will be consolidated. If this cannot be done, call (202) 523-0632 for further instructions.

4. Enter employer identification number(s) used by the U.S. Reporter to file U.S. income and payroll taxes. Show additional

numbers on a sepafate sheet if necessary.

NOTE: Applicable to items 5,6, and 7 only —In general, all U.S. domestic business enterprises encompassed in the definition of U.S. Reporter

must be fuliy consolidated in this report. However, it is recognized that certain U.S. subsidiaries normally may not be consolidated into the parent

company's report to shareholders (because, for example, the subsidiary is in an unrelated line of business). While BEA prefers that such a

subsidiary be consolidated in this report, it will permit the U.S. Reporter, in lieu of consolidation, to either 1) combine or aggregate the subsidiary in

this Form BE-10A or 2) file a separate Form BE-10A for the subsidiary, as specified in the Instruction Booklet, Part II, Section 8.2.

5. Are data for any U.S. subsidiaries that are not normally consolidated into the parent company's reports to shareholders consolidated, aggregated, or

combined in this Form BE-10A?

• Yes

6. If the answer to item 5 is "Yes," give the name of each such U.S. subsidiary, and the increase in the U.S. Reporter's total assets (item 32) that resulted

from that U.S. subsidiary's consolidation, aggregation, or combination in this Form BE- 10A.

Name of U.S. subsidiary

Increase in total assets

(Thousands of U.S. dollars)

BEA

USE

ONLY

7. Is a separate Form BE-10A being filed for any normally unconsolidated U.S. subsidiaries lhat are encompassed in the definition of the U.S. Reporter?

1007 M i LJ y e s _ Enter name under which each separate Form BE-WA is being filed.

2] • No

8 • Enter the number of foreign affiliate reports (Form BE-10B and BE-10B BANK) which you are required to file.

1 Number

Also attach to your report a list of foreign affiliate reports submitted, giving the affiliate's name and the

serial number for the report as shown in items 2 and 3, respectively, of Form 8E-108 or 8E-1QB BANK.

If you also have exempt foreign affiliates, list them on ,

c

orm BE-10A SUPPLEMENT and give the requested

information for each. (Do not include exempt foreign affiliates in the number given here.)

9. Enter the ending date of this U.S. Reporter's 1982 fiscal year.

Month Day Year

10. Was there a change in the entity during FY 1982 that caused prior year data to be restated?

CZI Yes — Please note that the effect of restatement on property, plant, and equipment accounts must be entered in item 65.

• No

11. Major activity of U.S. Reporter - Mark (X) one

1011

 1 1 CH Production — The U.S. Reporter is primarily engaged in manufacturing, fabricating, assembling, processing, growing, or mining or

extracting (including exploration and development) a product. These activities are coded in the 000, 100, 200, or 300 series, except

070, 108, and 138, of the codes listed on page 3 of the Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet.

1

 2 j ^J Sales — The U.S. Reporter is primarily engaged in selling (at wholesale or retail) products which it does not produce. These activites

are coded in the 500 series of the codes listed on page 3 of the Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications

Booklet.

1

 3 n Services — The U.S. Reporter is primarily engaged in providing a service, such as banking, public utilities, transportation, lodging,

consulting, accounting, engineering, and holding companies. These activities are coded in the 400, 600, 700, or 800 series, or in 070,

108, or 138, of the codes listed on page 3 of the Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet.

12. What is the major product or service involved in the activity of the U.S. business enterprise being reported?

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Part I - IDENTIFICATION OF U.S. REPORTER - Continued

INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION OF U.S. REPORTER {by percent of sates or gross operating revenues)

Enter the appropriate 3-digit industry code{s), and the percent, to the nearest tenth of one percent, of sales (as reported in item 39) associated with

each code. See the "Summary of Industry Classifications" in the Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Part I,

which also contains a full explanation of each code. If you use fewer than eight codes, you must account for one hundred percent of sates. Holding

companies should show percent of total income (item 43). Note, however, that a U.S. Reporter that is a conglomerate must determine its industry

code based on the activities of the fully consolidated domestic enterprise. The "holding company" classification (i.e., BEA code 671), therefore, is

often an invalid industry classification for a conglomerate. Call BEA for further assistance if this is the U.S. Reporter's apparent classification.

13. Enter code with largest percent of sales

14. Enter code with 2nd largest percent of sates

15. Enter code with 3rd largest percent of sales

16. Enter code with 4th largest percent of sales

17. Enter code with 5th largest percent of sales

18. Enter code with 6th largest percent of sales

19. Enter code with 7th largest percent of sales

Dl industry code Percent of sales

20.

1.

Enter code with 8th largest percent of sales

TOTAL PERCENT OF SALES ACCOUNTED FOR - Sum of Hems 13 through 20

It less than 100%, BEA will, if necessary, contact the U.S. Reporter to secure additional details for correctly computing industry codes.

BEA

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ONLY

Part II - FINANCIAL AND OPERATING DATA OF U.S. REPORTER

(Insurance companies, see special instructions, page 7.)

Section A — Balance Sheet of U.S. Reporter

NOTE — All asset and liability items should be disaggregated in the detail shown; in particular, receivables and

payabtes between the U.S. Reporter and its foreign affiliates should be shown in the proper asset and liability

accounts of the U.S. Reporter and not netted.

ASSETS

2 3 . Cash items — Deposits in financial institutions and other cash items. Do not include overdrafts as negative cash.

Balance at close of

FY 1982

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars}

(1)

2 4 . Trade accounts and trade notes receivable, current - Net of allowances for doubtful items

2 5 . Other current receivables — Net of allowances for doubtful items. — Specify

2 6 . Inventories — Exclude land held for resale {include in item 27) and inventories of marketable securities (include in

item 27 or 30 as appropriate) 2026

2 7 . Other current assets — include land held for resale, current marketable securities, and other current assets not

included above. — Specify

2 8 . Property, plant, and equipment, net — Land, timber, mineral rights, structures, machinery, equipment, special

tools, deposit containers, construction in progress, and capitalized tangible and intangible natural resources

exploration and development costs, at historical cost net of accumulated depreciation, depletion, amortization, and

like charges. Include items on capital leases from others, per FASB 13. Exclude all other types of intangible assets,

and land held for resale.

2 9 . Equity investment in foreign affiliates for which this U.S. Reporter is reporting as a parent — Equity investment

in foreign affiliates, including foreign branches, whether carried on a cost or equity basis. 2029

3 0 . Noncurrent investments not shown in item 2 9 — Noncurrent marketable securities, other equity investments

whether carried on a cost or equity basis, and other investments. 2030

3 1 . Other noncurrent assets — Other intangible assets, net of amortization; trade accounts and trade notes receivable,

noncurrent, net of allowances for doubtful items; and other noncurrent assets not included above. — Specify

3 2 . TOTAL ASSETS - Sum of items 23 through 31

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Section A — Balance Sheet of U.S. Reporter — Continued

LIABILITIES

33. Trade accounts and trade notes payable, current

Balance at close of FY 1982

(Thouands of U.S. Dollars)

(1)

34. Other current liabilities — Current portion of long-term debt, overdrafts, and other current liabilities not included in

item 33 that have an original maturity of one year or less. Exclude debt included in item 35. — Specify

35.Long-term debt — Debt with an original maturity of more than one year or with no stated maturity, and debt with an

original maturity of one year or less that has been renewed, or with respect to which "here is the intention and means

to renew, extend, or refinance, for more than one year. Exclude current portion due (include in item 34).

36. Other noncurrent liabilities — Items other than those identifiable as long-term debt, such as deferred taxes and

underlying minority interest in consolidated U.S. subsidiaries. — Specify

37. TOTAL LIABILITIES - Sum of items 33 through 36

OWNERS' EQUITY

38. TOTAL OWNERS EQUITY - Must equal item 32 minus item 37

Section B — Income Statement of U.S. Reporter (Net income must be calculated in accordance with the "all inclusive" concept of the income statement.)

INCOME

39. Sales or gross operating revenues, excluding sales taxes — Gross sales minus returns, allowances, and

discounts, or gross operating revenues, both exclusive of: sales or consumption taxes evied directly on the

consjmer and excise taxes levied on manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers.

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

( 1 )

40. Income from equity investments — Report equity in net income (distributed and undistributed), after income

taxes, from investments accounted for using the equity method, or dividends received (net of withholding taxes)

from investments accounted for using the cost method, for all equity investments included in items 29 and 30. Do

not irciude interest income.

4 1 . Net unrealized and realized capital gains (losses) — Include recognized gains (losses) resulting from

a. The sale or disposition of investment securities, property, plant, equipment, or other assets;

b. Changes in U.S. Reporter's foreign currency denominated assets and liabilities due to changes in foreign

exchange rates during the period; and

c. Other recognized capital gains (losses), including those resulting from revaluation of assets, whether or

not realized.

42.Other income — Non-operating income, income from investments not reported in item 40, and other income not

included above. — Specify

4 3 . TOTAL INCOME - Sum of items 39 through 42

COSTS AND EXPENSES

44. Cost of goods sold — Operating expenses (other than selling, general, and administrative expenses, item 45) that

relate to sales or gross operating revenues, excluding sales taxes (item 39). Include production royalty

payments, including those to Federal, State and local governments, their subdivisions and agencies. Include

depletion charges representing the periodic writeoff of the actual cost of capital assets related to extraction of

natural resources; do not include tax or percentage depletion charges. U.S. Reporters in service industries must

report expenses which directly relate to sales or gross operating revenues, item 39.

45. Selling, general and administrative expenses

46. U.S. income taxes — Provision for Federal, State and local income taxes for FY 1982. Exclude production royalty

payments to Federal, State and local governments, their subdivisions and agencies.

47. Other costs and expenses •— Non-operating expenses, underlying minority interest in profits that arises out of

consolidating more than one U.S. domestic business enterprise, and other costs and expenses not shown above.

(Howevi3r, the equity of a direct minority interest in the U.S. Reporter's net income (loss) is not to be separated from

the normal income accounts.) — Specify

48. TOTAL COSTS AND EXPENSES - Sum of items 44 through 47

NET INCOME

49. Net income — After provision for U.S. income taxes, but before dividends on common and preferred stock (item 43

minus item 48)

50.BEA USIE '050

ONLY

Section C — Interest and Taxes (If actual figures are not available, give estimates.)

5 1 . Interest received — Interest received by U.S. Reporter from, or credited to U.S. Reporter by, all payors (including

foreign affiliates), net of tax withheld at the source. Total should include all interest receipts included in items 39

and 42. Do not net against interest paid, item 52.

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

(1)

52. Interest paid — Interest paid, or credited, to all payees (including foreign affiliates) by U.S. Reporter, gross of tax

withheld. Do not net against interest received, item 51.

53. Production royalty payments — Include amounts paid or accrued for the year to Federal, State, and local

governments, their subdivisions and agencies for production royalties for natural resources.

54.Taxes (other than income and payroll taxes) and non-tax payments (other than production royalty

payments) — Report all such taxes and non-tax payments whether or not included in revenuss or expenses

in the income statement. Include amounts paid or accrued for the year, net of refunds or credits, to Federal,

State, and 'ocal governments, their subdivisions and agencies for

a. Sales, consumption and excise taxes;

b. Property taxes and other taxes on the value of assets or capital;

c. Any remaining taxes (other than income or payroll taxes); and

d. Import and export duties, license fees, fines, penaltiesand all other payments or accruals cif non-tax liabilities

(other than production royalty payments).

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Part II - FINANCIAL AND OPERATING DATA OF U.S. REPORTER - Continued

Section D — Technology

RESEARCH ANO DIVELOPMENT (R&D) EXPENDITURES (Include all costs incurred in performing R&D, including

depreciation, amortization, wages and salaries, taxes, materials and supplies, allocated overhead, and indirect costs.)

NOTE — Items 56 through 69 pertain to R&D performed by the U.S. Reporter, including R&D performed by the

U.S. Reporter for others under contract. This is the basis on which National Science Foundation surveys request

information on R&D. The FASB 2 measure of R&D (i.e., R&D from which the firm benefits) is the sum of items

57 and 60.

56. R&D performed BY the U.S. Reporter, total — Sum of items 57, 58, and 59

57. For own account

58. For Federal Government (i.e., federally financed R&D!

59. For others on contract

60. R&D performed FOR U.S. Reporter by others on a contractual basis.

61

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

(IS

ROYALTIES, LICENSE FEES, AND OTHER FEES FOR THE USE, SALE, OR PURCHASE OF INTANGIBLE PROPERTY

Receipts of royalties and license fees from foreign persons other than U.S. Reporter's foreign affiliates

Include royalties, license fees, and other amounts received by U.S. Reporter from, or credited to U.S. Reporter by,

unafftliated foreigners for use or sale of intangible property. Exclude receipts from the granting to others of the

right to exploit natural resources you own or control. :

62. Payments to foreign persons other than U.S. Reporter's foreign affiliates — Include royalties, license fees, and

other amounts paid, or credited, to unaffiSiated foreigners by U.S. Reporter for use or purchase of intangible property.

Exclude payments to others for the right to exploit natural resources they own or control. :

63 BEA

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Section E — Property, Plant, and Equipment (PP&E)

NOTE — For a U.S. Reporter engaged in natural resources exploration and development, expenditures for

PP&E, ttems 66 and 67, are to include exploration and development expenditures made during FY 1982 that were

capitalized, including capitalized expenditures to acquire or lease mineral rights. Adjustments reflecting prior period

expenditures charged against income that were subsequently capitalized during FY 1982 should appear in item 69.

6 4 . Net book value of PP&E at close FY 1981 ~ The close FY 1981 value, before restatement due to a change in the

entity, of item 28 20U4

Amount

/Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

(1)

Changes during FY 198 2

6 5 . Restatement due to change in entity — If answer to item 10 was "Yes," give amount by which the net book

value in item 64 would be restated due to a change in the entity, if a decrease, put amount in parentheses.

6 6 . Expenditures for land, timber, and mineral rights — Include expenditures for land and timber and capitalized

expenditures for mineral rights, but exclude other capitalized expenditures for the exploration and development of

natural resources and expenditures for land held for resale. (Companies engaged in natural resources exploration

and development, see note above.)

6 7 . Expenditures for other PP&E — Include expenditures for structures, machinery, equipment, special tools,

deposit containers, construction in progress, and capitalized tangible and intangible natural resources exploration

and development costs (except expenditures for mineral rights). Exclude expenditures for other intangible assets.

(Companies engaged in natural resources exploration and development, see note above.) 206;

6 8 . Depreciation, depletion and like charges

6 9 . Other increases (decreases) -- Net book value of transfers, sales, retirements, and other adjustments. — Specify

7 0 . Net book value of PP&E at close FY 198 2 - Equals sum of items 64 through 67, and 69, minus item 68; and

also must equal item 28

Addendum

7 1 . Expenditures for used plant and equipment — That portion of item 67 which represents expenditures for major

items of used plant and equipment, such as existing plants or facilities, used tankers or dry cargo ships, etc. 2071

PETROLEUM AND MINING EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT (E&D) EXPENDITURES, INCLUDING

EXPENDITURES TO ACQUIRE OR LEASE MINERAL RIGHTS (The amounts entered should be the gross amount

of such expenditures made durtng FY 1 982; do not adjust any of these items to reflect reclasstfication of prior year

expenditures.)

Expenditures charged against income

72. For the acquisition or leasing of mineral rights

73. For other E&D expenditures — Specify

74. Expenditures capitalized — Included in item 66 and/or 67.

75.TOTAL E&D EXPENDITURES MADE DURING FY 1982 - Sum of items 72, 73,and74

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m Part II - BASIC FINANCIAL AND OPERATING DATA OF US. REPORTER - Continued

Section F — Employment and

Employment and compensation data sho

activities were charged as an expense or

prior period, such as those capitalized or

Employment is the number of full-time a

F Y 1982 may be used provided it is a rea

some other time during FY 1982, was ur

employees that reflects normal operatior

See the Instruction Booklet, Part VII, f

EMPLOYMENT

Employee Compensatior

uld be based on payroll records. 1

1 the income statement, charged t

charged to inventories in prior pe

id part-time employees on the pa\

sonable proxy for the end of FY 1

usually high or low because of te

or further deta s of reporting requ

7 6 . Research and development employees — All employees engaged in R&

engineers, and other professional and technical employees

1

hey sho jld relate to activities during F\

0 inventories, or capitalized. Do NOT r

iods.

roll at the end of FY 1982. A count tak

982 number. If employment at the end

•nporary factors (e.g., a strike) or large

uld be given,

rements

D, including managers, scientists,

' 1982 rega

iclude data

en during, re

of FY 1982,

seasonal va

2076

7 7 . All other employees >O77

7 8 . TOTAL EMPLOYMENT - Sum of items 76 and 77

EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION

7 9 . Wages and salaries — Employees' gros

by the employer to employees

s earnings (before payroll deduct ons), and all direct and in-kind payments

2D7 9

8 0 . Employee benefit plans — Employer expenditures for all employee benefit plans, including those required by statute, such

as the employer's social security taxes, those resulting from collective bargaining contracts, and those that are voluntary. 2oao

8 1 . TOTAL EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION - Sum of items 79 and 80 -

EMPLOYMENT AND WAGE AND

SALARY DATA BY INDUSTRY

(Sales personnel that cannot be

classified in column 2 in a single

industry because they sell products of

more than one industry should be

included in item 90, "Employees in

central administrative offices and

headquarters.")

Code of industry with

8 2 . Largest sales 2082

8 3 . 2nd largest sales 2083

8 4 . 3rd largest sates 2084

8 5 . 4th largest sales 2085

8 6 . 5th largest sales 2086

8 7 . 6th largest sales 2087

8 8 . 7th largest sales 2088

8 9 . 8th Icrgest sales 2089

9 0 . Employees in central

administrative offices and

headquarters 2090

9 1 . Employees not accounted for

above 2091

92.TOTAL EMPLOYMENT - Sum

of items 82 to 91, column 2;

and must equal item 78 —— • 2092

9 3 . Number of production workers —

Sum of entries in items 82 to 89,

column 3. 2093

9 4 . Number of production workers in

item 93, column 3, covered by

collective bargaining agreements. 2094

2095

95.BEA USE ONLY

Industry

Code: Enter

respective

industry

codes from

items 13

through 20

(1)

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

Number of

employees engaged

in activities in each

industry code in

column 1

(Number)

(2)

2

2

2

2

2

* If employees in a multi-industry plant cannot be disaggregated by the vario

(col. 4), and compensation of (cols. 5 and 6), all such employees may be c

dtess of whether such

elated to activities of a

ther than at the end of,

or the count taken at

ation, the number of

Number of employees

(11

1

1

1

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

(1)

;

1

$

To be completed only for the industry codes listed in column 1 t*iat fall within

manufacturing - Dl codes 201 through 390.

Number of

production

workers engaged

in activities in each

manufacturing

industry code in

column 1 *

(Number)

(3)

3

3

3

i

3

i

Hours worked by

the production

workers in

column 3 *

(Thousands

of hours)

(4)

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

Amount pa

production

d to, or on behalf of,

workers in column 3 for —

Wages and

salaries *

{Thousands of

U.S. Dollars)

5

$

5

5

5

5

5

Employee

benefit plans*

(Thousands of

U.S. Dollars)

(6)

6

$

6

6

6

6

6

6

6

6

us industries of the plant, the number of (cols. 2 and 3), hours worked by

assified in the sincle largest industry of the plant.

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Section G — Distribution of Sales or Gross Operating Revenues

For purposes of distributing sales or gross operating revenues between sales of "goods" and sales of "services," consider as sales of goods

those sales that are associated with industries coded in the 000, 100, 200, 300, and 500 series, except 070, 108, or 138; consider as sates of

services those sales that are associated with industries coded in the 400, 600, 700, or 800 series, or in codes 070, 108, or 138. See the

"Summary of Industry Classifications" in the Direct Investment industry and foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Part I, which also

contains a full explanation of each code. The disaggregation of sales by industry in this section should be consistent with the disaggregation used

in items 13 through 20 (Industry Classification of U.S. Reporter). When a sale consists of both goods and services and cannot be unbundled (i.e.,

the goods and services are not separately billed), classify as a good or service based on whichever accounts for a majority of the value. If actual

figures are not available, give best estimates.

96. Sales or gross operating revenues, excluding sales taxes, total — Equals item 39, and also sum of items

97 through 102

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

(1)

Sales of GOODS to

97. U.S. persons

98. Foreign affiliates of this U.S. Reporter

99. Other foreign persons

Sales of SERVICES to

100. U.S. persons

101. Foreign affiliates of this U.S. Reporter

102. Other foreign persons

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR U.S. REPORTERS THAT ARE INSURANCE COMPANIES

These special instructions are intended to supplement or

supplant the instructions given on the form for the

indicated items. If problems should arise in applying these

instructions or in reporting other specific items, please

contact this Bureau at (202) 523-0632.

When there is a difference, the financial schedules in Part

II of this form are to be prepared on the same basis as an

annual report to the stockholders, rather than on the basis

of an annual statement to an insurance department.

Valuation should be according to normal commercial

accounting procedures, not at the rates promulgated by

the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.

Include assets not acceptable for the annual statement to

an insurance department. Include non-trusteed or free

account assets.

Item

24 Trade accounts and trade notes receivable,

current — Include current items such as agents'

balances or uncollected premiums, amounts

recoverable from reinsurers, and other current notes

and accounts receivable (net of allowances for

doubtful items) arising from the ordinary course of

business.

3 3 Trade accounts and trade notes payable,

current — Include current items such as loss

liabilities, policy claims, commissions due, and other

current liabilities arising from the ordinary course of

business. Policy reserves are to be included in

"Other noncurrent liabilities," item 36, unless they

are clearly current liabilities.

3 9 Sales or gross operating revenues, excluding

sales taxes — Include items such as earned

premiums, annuity considerations, gross

investment income, and items of similar nature.

Exclude income from foreign affiliates that is to

be reported in item 40.

44 Cost of goods sold — Include costs relating to

sales or gross operating revenues, item 39, such as

policy losses incurred, death benefits, matured

endowments, other policy benefits, increases in

liabilities for future policy benefits, other

underwriting expenses, and investment expenses.

Section H — U.S. Merchandise Trade of U.S. Reporter — Goods Only, Do Not Include Services

(Valued f .a.s. at the port of exportation)

IMPORTANT NOTES — This section requires the reporting of data on U.S. merchandise trade of the U.S. Reporter in FY 1982. The data should

be on a "shipped" basis, i.e., on the basis of when, where, and to (or by) whom the goods were shipped, in order for them to be on the same basis

as official U.S. trade statistics to which they will be compared. A U.S. import or U.S. export should not be recorded here if the goods did not

physically enter or leave (i.e., were not physically shipped to or from) the United States, even though they may have been charged to the U.S.

Reporter by, or charged by the U.S. Reporter to, a foreign person. However, U.S. Reporters normally keep their accounting records on a "charged"

basis, i.e., on the basis of when, where, and to (or by) whom the goods were charged. The "charged" basis may be used if there is no material

difference between it and the "shipped" basis. If there is a material difference between the two bases, the "shipped" basis must be used or

adjustments must be made to the data on a "charged" basis to approximate a "shipped" basis, as discussed in the Instruction Booklet, Part VIII.

Data in this section cover all goods that physically left or entered the U.S. customs area in FY 1 982, including capital goods but excluding the value

of ships, planes, railroad rolling stock, and trucks that were temporarily outside the United States transporting people or merchandise. Consigned

goods must be included in the trade figures when shipped or received, even though not normally recorded as sales or purchases or entered into

intercompany accounts when initially consigned. The data should include goods only; they should exclude services. Thus, U.S. merchandise

exports and imports of the U.S. Reporter to be shown here are not the same as the U.S. Reporter's sales to, or purchases from, foreign persons

because, among other reasons, sales and purchases may include services.

See the Instruction Booklet, Part VIII, for additional details of data requirements.

103. For this U.S. Reporter, is there a material difference between the "charged" and "shipped" bases in determining what is U.S. trade, whose

trade it is, and the timing and ultimate destination or origin of the trade?

104. On what basis were the trade data in this section prepared? - Mark (X) one

\ "Shipped' basis

2 'Charged" basis without adjustments, because there is no material difference between the "charged" and "shipped" bases

(item 103 must be answered "No").

•i "Charged" basis with adjustments to correct for material differences between the "charged" and "shipped" bases.

If it is determined that there is a material difference between the "charged" and "shipped" bases and the data have not been fifed on the "shipped"

basis, or the necessary adjustments have not been made to put "charged" basis data essentially on a "shipped" basis, then BEA will require that

the data be refiled.

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105.

106.

107.

108.

109.

110.

111.

112.

113.

114.

115.

116.

117.

118.

Part II - FINANCIAL AND OPERATING DATA OF U.S. REPORTER - Continued

Section H — U.S.Merchandise Trade of U.S. Reporter —

Goods Only, Do Not Include Services (Valued f .a.s. at the

port of exportation) — Continued

TRADE OF THE U.S. REPORTER WITH ITS FOREIGN

AFFILIATES IN FY1982.

TRADE OF THE U.S. REPORTER WITH FOREIGNERS OTHER

THAN THE U.S. REPORTER'S FOREIGN AFFILIATES IN FY

1982 - Equals:

a. Sum of items 107 through 118, and

b. Sum of item 190 and all countries with entries

BY PRODUCT (See the Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade

Classifications Booklet, Part II.)

Food (raw and prepared) and live animals chiefly for food (SITC 0)

Beverages and tobacco (SITC 1)

Crude materials, inedible, except fuels (SITC 2)

Petroleum and products, mineral waxes, natural and manufactured

gas (Part of SITC 3)

Coal, coke, and briquets (Part of SITC 3)

Chemicals and related products (SITC 5)

Machinery, electrical and nonelectrical, except transportation

equipment (SITC 71-77)

Road vehicles (including air cushion vehicles) and parts (SITC 78) —

Include all parts that are shipped with the vehicles. Parts that are

shipped separately may be in this or another classification.*

Other transport equipment (SITC 79) — Include all parts that are

shipped with the equipment. Parts that are shipped separately may be

in this or another classification.*

Metal manufactures (SITC 67, 68 and 69)

Other manufactures (SITC 61 through 66, and 8) — Specify

Animal and vegetable oils, fats, and waxes; and commodities n.e.c.

(SITC 4 and 9). - Specify

210 5

210 6

210 7

210 8 |

210 9

211 0

211 1

21 1 2

21 13

211 4

211 5

211 6

211 7

211 8

BEA

ONLY

(1)

i

1

1

1

i

1

i

i

i

1

i

I

1

1

* In the SITC, some parts that are shipped separately are included in SITC 78 and 79, respectively; hov\

categories appropriate to the type of part, based not on the part's end-use, but rather on tfe main typ

general function. Major examples of such parts are gasoline and diesel engines (SITC 71); air conditio

tubes (SITC 62); and lamps, batteries, and electrical parts for engines (SITC 77). For more complete

Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Part II.

119.

120.

121.

122.

123

124.

125.

126.

127

128

129

130

131

EXPORTS BY COUNTRY OF ULTIMATE DESTINATION

(Enter amounts for all individual countries to which exports

were $150,000.00 or more.)

Australia

Belgium and Luxembourg

Brazil

Canada

Frartce

Germany

Israel

Italy

Japan

Korea (South)

Mexico

Netherlands

Taiwan

211 9

212 0

212 1

212 2

212 3

212 4

212 5

212 6

212 7

212 8

212 9

21 30

213 1

BEA

USE

ONLY

(1)

1

601

1

302

I

202

1

I 00

1

307

1

308

i

504

i

314

6 1 4

6 2 6

1

213

3 1 9

1

628

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

Exports from the U.S.

(2)

2

$

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

Imports to the U.S.

(3)

3

$

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

?ever, others are included in SITC product

e of material from which it is made or its

ners for motor vehicles (SITC 74); tires and

^formation, see the Direct Investment

Amount of exports

from the U.S.

(Thousands of

U.S. Dollars)

(2)

2

$

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

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132.

133.

134.

135.

136.

137.

138.

139.

140.

141.

142.

143.

144.

145.

146.

147.

148.

149.

150.

151.

152.

153.

154.

155.

156.

157.

158.

159.

160.

161.

162.

163

164

Part II - FINANCIAL AND OPERATING DATA OF U.S. REPORTER -

Section H — U.S. Merchandise Trade of U.S. Reporter — Goods Only,

Services (Valued f .a.s. at the port of exportation) — Continued

EXPORTS BY COUNTRY OF ULTIMATE DESTINATION (Enter amounts for all individual

countries to which exports were $150,000.00 or more.) — Continued

Saudi Arabia

South Africa

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

United Kingdom

Vsnezuela

Other individual countries to which exports were $150,000.00 or more — Specify country.

(Use supplemental sheets, if necessary, to account for all such countries.)

Continued

Do Not Include

2132

2133

2 134

2135

2136

2137

2138

2139

2140

2141

2142

2143

2 1 44

2 14b

2146

214 7

2148

2149

2 1 bO

2 1 h i

21 52

21 53

21 54

2155

2 1 56

215 /

21 53

21 59

2 160

2161

2162

2163

2164

BEA

USE

ONLY

(1)

i

511

i

436

1

323

1

324

1

325

1

327

1

219

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

i

i

1 1

1

l

1

1

1

1

1

1

i

1

i

1

i

1

Amount of exports

from the U.S.

(Thousands of

U.S. Dollars)

(2)

2

$

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

'

2

2

2

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f

Section H — U.S. Merchandise Trade of U.S. Reporter — Goods Only, Do Not Include

Services {Valued f .a.s. at the port of exportation) — Continued

EXPORTS BY COUNTRY OF ULTIMATE DESTiNATiON (Enter amounts for all individual

countries to which exports were $150,000,00 or more.) — Continued

165.

166.

167.

168.

169.

170.

171.

172.

173.

174.

175.

176.

177.

178.

179.

180.

181.

182.

183.

184.

185.

186.

187.

188.

189.

190. Exports to all countries for which exports ware less than $ 150,000.00 - The

sum of this item and all countrtea with entries muat equal item 106, column 2.

2165

2166

2167

2168

2169

21 70

2171

2172

2173

21 74

21 75

2176

2177

21 78

21 79

2180

2181

2182

2183

2 184

2185

2186

2187

2188

2 189

2190

BEA

USE

ONLY

(1)

1

1

1

i

i

i

i

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

i

1

1

1

1

i

1

1

1

1

i

i

709

Amount of exports

from the U.S.

(Thousands of

U.S. Dollars)

m

2

$

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

$

191. BEA USE ONLY

2290

2291

2292

1 2 3

1 3

3

4

4

4

5

5

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FORM 81-1OA SUPPLEMENT us . DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

mEV'2/83)

 LISTING OF EXEMPT FOREIGN AFFILIATES ^mA^amcmomcAmtym

(See Form BE-10A, item 8 and Instruction Booklet, Part II, Section B.3 and C.2)

Name of U.S Reporter

Exempt foreign affiliate

Name

6001

6002

6003

6004

6005

6006

6007

6008

6009

6010

6011

6012

6013

6014

6015

9 9 8 This line for BEA USE ONLY •

Country

of

location

BEA

USE

ONLY

(1)

Primary

industry

code'

{2}

U.S. Reporter's

percent of

ownership

Percent to nearest tentfi

Direct indirect2

f4)

Thousands of U.S. dotfars

Affiliate's

Total

assets

(5)

Sales or

gross

operating

revenues

Net income

after foreign

income tax

(7)

U.S. Reporter's

investment in

affiliate3

(8)

BEA USE t .

ONLY V 0 0 0

Foreign affiliate parent holding direct equity interest in exempt foreign aft ilia

{Complete only if U.S. Reporter holds no direct equity interest in

exempt foreign affiliate.}

BEA

USE

ONLY

(9)

Country of location

1

e.

Name4

{ISC REVERSE SIDE AS NECESSARY

I See Form BE-10B or Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Part i, for code; enter code which accounts for largest percent of sales or gross operating revenues, excluding sales taxes.

2 See Form BE-10B, item 21 , and Instruction Booklet, Part II, Section C.I.

3

 For each affiliate for which there is an entry in column 3, i.e., in which the U.S. Reporter holds a direct equity interest, give the U.S. Reporter's share of total owners' equity of the affiliate plus debt and other intercompany

account items owed by the affiliate to the U.S. Reporter, Jess debt and other intercompany account items owed to the affiliate by the U.S. Reporter.

4

 If more than one foreign affiliate of the U.S. Reporter owns the exempt foreign affiliate, show affiliate with largest direct interest.

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Exempt foreign affiliate

Name

6016

6017

6018

6019

6020

6021

6022

6023

6024

6025

6026

6027

6028

6029

6030

6031

6032

6033

9 9 9 This line for BEA USE ONLY •

Country

of

location

BEA

USE

ONLY

(1)

Primary

industry

code'

(2)

U.S. Reporter's

percent of

ownership

Percent to nearest tenth

Direct

(3)

Indirect2

(4)

Thousands of U.S. dollars

Affiliate's

Total

assets

(5)

Sales or

gross

operating

revenues

(6)

Net income

after foreign

income tax

<7>

U.S. Reporter's

investment in

affiliate

 3

(8)

Foreign affiliate parent holding direct equity interest in exempt foreign affiliate.

(Complete only if U.S. Reporter hotds no direct equity interest in

exempt foreign affiliate.)

BEA

USE

ONLY

(9)

Country of location Name^

USE ADDITIONAL SHEETS AS NECESSARY

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BE 10B (Report for Foreign Affiliate) k Rar t j _ | DEWT | F |CATION OF FOREIGN AFFILIATE

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Bureau of Economic Analysts

MANDATORY

BENCHMARK SURVEY

OF U.S. DIRECT

INVESTMENT ABROAD

1982

If a BEA label has been provided

for this affiliate, affix it here, i

Otherwise fill in. w

Control

BEA USE ONLY

1 . Name of U.S. Reporter of affiliate - Same as ,tem 1 Form BE 10A

RETURN

REPORTS!

TO

U.S. Department of Commerce

Bureau of Economic Analysis

(BE-50, SSB)

Washington, D.C. 20230

2 . Name of foreign affiliate being reported — Use the same name on all reports filed

subsequently for this affiliate with the Bureau of Economic Analysis, e 9 , Forms BE-1 33B BE133f and BE 577

BEA USE ONLY

IMPORTANT NOTES

A single original copy of each form or supplement shall be filed with

the Bureau of Economic Analysis. For Form BE-10B, this should be

the copy to which you have attached the appropriate label if such a

label has been provided.

Read Instruction Booklet before completing form. The

instructions given below are only a brief summary of certain ones

relating to this form.

BANKS

See the instruction Booklet, Part II, Section E, regarding

special instructions and the use of special report forms for

banks and bank holding companies.

DEFINITIONS

1 . U.S. DIRECT INVESTMENT ABROAD - The ownership or control,

directly or indirectly, by one U.S. person of 10 per centum or more

of the voting securities of an incorporated foreign business

enterprise or an equivalent interest in an unincorporated foreign

business enterprise, including a branch.

2. AFFILIATE — A business enterprise located in one country which

is directly or indirectly owned or controlled by a person of another

country to the extent of 10 per centum or more of its voting stock

for an incorporated business or an equivalent interest for an

unincorporated business, including a branch.

3. FOREIGN AFFILIATE - An affiliate located outside the United

States in which a U.S. person has direct investment.

4. FOREIGN AFFILIATE'S 1982 FISCAL YEAR - The foreign

affiliate's financial reporting year that has an ENDING DATE

IN CALENDAR YEAR 1982.

REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

1 . FILING - A U.S. person is required to file one Form BE-10B for

each foreign affiliate that is not totally exempt. (Under those

limited conditions where foreign affiliates may be consolidated,

the consolidated entity is considered to be one foreign

affiliate.) If two or more U.S. Reporters jointly own a foreign

affiliate, directly or indirectly, each U.S. Reporter must submit

a Form BE-10B report for the affiliate. The U.S. Reporter having

the highest percentage ownership (direct and indirect

combined) in the foreign affiliate must file a "complete" Form

BE-108 report; the other U.S. Reporter(s) must file a "partial"

Form BE-1OB report in which only Part f, items 1 through 25,

and Part III, if there is direct ownership or financial

transactions, have been completed. If the percentage of

ownership is the same, the U.S Reporters must decide among

themselves which one will submit the complete report. For a

detailed illustration of foreign affiliate reporting requirements,

see the Instruction Booklet, Part It, Section C.4.

2. TOTAL EXEMPTION - A Form BE-10B need not be filed if:

a, Each (i.e., all three) of the following items for the foreign affiliate

(not the U.S. Reporter's share) was between — $3,000,000.00

and f $3,000,000.00 for the reporting period:

(1) Total assets, item 60,

(2) Sales or gross operating revenues excluding sales

taxes, item 72, and

(3) Net income after provision for foreign income taxes,

item 84, AND

b. The foreign affiliate does not own another foreign affiliate for

which a Form BE-108 must be filed. If the latter condition is not

met, then Form BE-1 OB must be filed for the foreign affiliate

parent holding the equity interest regardless of the value of its

assets, sales, or net income. That is, all affiliates upward in a

chain of ownership must be reported.

NOTE — An affiliate's receivables due from its parent may not

be eliminated from total assets when applying the exemption

criteria for preparing this report.

Pursuant to item 8, Form BE-10A, a Form BE-10A SUPPLEMENT

must be attached giving the name, country of location, and

selected information for each exempt foreign affiliate. If all

affiliates are exempt, then Form BE-10A SUPPLEMENT must be

filed along with the required partial Form BE-10A.

3. TRANSLATION OF FOREIGN CURRENCY FINANCIAL AND

OPERATING DATA INTO U.S. DOLLARS - The foreign affiliate's

financial and operating data should be translated from foreign

currency to U.S. dollars using U.S. generally accepted accounting

principles (FASB 8 or 52, as applicable). See the Instruction

Booklet, Part V, Section B.

4. ASSISTANCE - Telephone (202) 523-0632 during office hours -

7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Washington, D.C. time.

5. DUE DATE - BE-10 reports comprising both Form BE-10A and

Form(s) BE-10B are due on the following dates:

June 30, 1983 - For a U.S. Reporter required to file less than 20

Forms BE-1 OB.

July 31, 1983 - Fora U.S. Reporter required to file 20 to 99

Forms BE-1 OB.

August 31, 1983 - Fora U.S. Reporter required to file 100 or

more Forms BE-1 OB.

GENERAL NOTES

1 . Currency amounts should be reported in U.S. dollars and rounded to

the nearest thousand. Examples: $1,033,242.00 should be reported

as $1,033.

2. If an item is between I $500.00 and — $500.00, enter "0."

3. Use parentheses ( ) to indicate negative numbers.

4. Every question on the form should be answered except where

reporting is specifically exempt. If certain information cannot be

supplied because the accounts of the foreign affiliate cannot be

obtained, give your best estimate.

5. All questions should be answered in the context of the foreign

affiliate's 1982 fiscal year (see definition above and item 10 of

this Form BE-108).

6. Where the instruction "Mark (X) one" is given, if it is necessary to

mark more than one answer, give an explanation.

7. Pages of this report may be separated for machine processing. To

facilitate correct reassembly, enter the serial number (from item 3)

in the space provided in the upper right hand corner of all the ODD

numbered pages.

MANDATORY

This survey is being conducted pursuant to the International

Investment Survey Act of 1976 (P.L. 94-472, 90Stat. 2059, 22

U.S.C. 3101 to 3108 - hereinafter "the Act"), and the filing of

reports is mandatory pursuant to Section 5(b)(2) of the

Act (22 U.S.C. 3104).

PENALTIES

Whoever fails to report may be subject to a civil penalty not

exceeding $10,000 and to injunctive relief commanding such person

to comply, or both, Whoever willfully fails to report shall be fined not

more than $ 10,000 and, if an individual, may be imprisoned for not

more than one year, or both. Any officer, director, employee, or

agent of any corporation who knowingly participates in such

violations, upon conviction, may be punished by a like fine,

imprisonment, or both. (See Section 6 of the Act, 22 U.S.C. 3105.)

CONFIDENTIALITY

The information filed in this report may be used only for analytical and

statistical purposes and access to the information shall be available

only to officials and employees (including consultants and contractors

and their employees) of agencies designated by the President to

perform functions under the Act. The President may authorize the

exchange of the information between agencies or officials designated

to perform functions under the Act, but only for analytical and

statistical purposes. No official or employee (including consultants and

contractors and their employees) shall publish or make available any

information collected under the Act in such a manner that the person to

whom the information relates can be specifically identified. Reports

and copies of reports prepared pursuant to the Act are confidential and

their submission or disclosure shall not be compelled by any person

without the prior written permission of the person filing the report and

the customer of such person where the information supplied is

identifiable as being derived from the records of such customer

(22 U.S.C. 3104).

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3 . Serial number for foreign affiliate — Enter serial number from transmittal list required to be submitted with report pursuant to item 8r Form BE- 10A

Also enter this number in the space provided in the upper right hand corner of ODD

NUMBERED pages of this report. This will facilitate assembly if form is disassembled for

machine processing.

Number

4 . Name change — If there has been a name change since 1977, give 1977 name of foreign affiliate.

BEA 1004

USE

ONLY

5, Number of foreign affiliates consolidated — Enter number

If this report is for a single foreign affiliate enter " 1 " in the box. If more than one foreign affiliate is consolidated in this report, enter the

number of foreign affiliates consolidated. (Hereinafter they are considered to be ore affiliate.}

NOTE — DO NOT consolidate affiliates in different countries, or in different BEA 3-diglt industries, except

under the limited conditions noted in the Instruction Booklet, Part il, Section C.5.

Number

If number is greater than one, Supplement A of this Form BE-10B must be compteted.

6 . Does this foreign affiliate have a direct equity interest in another reported foreign affiliate of its U.S. Reporter(s), including branches of this

affiliate, which are NOT fully consolidated on this Form BE-1 OB? — Mark (X) one

P I i—i

oo6 1 I I Yes — /terns 57 and 73 MUST have entries and Supplement B of this Form BE-10 MUST be completed.

rn • NO

7 . Form of organization of foreign affiliate — Mark (X) one

I I Corporation 4 Q Sole proprietorship

Branch *

Partnership

0 Other -- Specify

' NOTE — For a business enterprise that is incorporated in the United States but carries on substantially all of its operations abroad, the foreign

portion of its operations should be considered and treated as a branch, i.e., as an unincorporated foreign affiliate.

8 . Country of incorporation or organization of foreign affiliate — Mark (X) one

1

6

1

1

i

3

1

3

0

0

0

0

1

0

7

8

I—I Australia

I—I Canada

I—I France

I I Germany

1

6

1

2

l

3

i

1

1

2

4

3

7

U Japan

I J Mexico

LJ United Kingdom

L] Other - Specify __

9 . Country of location — Country in which foreign affiliate's physical assets are located or where its

primary activity is carried out — Mark (X) one

1

6

i

1

1

3

1

3

0

0

0

0

1

0

7

8

LJ Australia

1 I Canada

I I France

I I Germany

1

6

1

2

1

3

1

1

1

2

4

3

7

L J Japan

I J Mexico

I ! United Kingdom

I Other - Specify

1 0 . Enter the ending date of this foreign affiliate's 1982 fiscal year

NOTE — For a foreign business enterprise that was a foreign affiliate for all of FY 1982 — Data for the

reporting period should be for the foreign affiliate's 1982 fiscal year; data for close FY 1082 should be for the

foreign affiliate as it existed at the ending date of the 1982 fiscal year; and data for close FY 1981 should be

for the foreign affiliate as it existed one year prior to the 1982 fiscal year ending date. (Close FY 1981 data

must not be restated due to changes in the entity during FY 1982.}

Month Day Year

1 1 . Was the foreign business enterprise a foreign affiliate for only part of FY 1982?

• Yes

• No

NOTE — For a foreign business enterprise that was a foreign affiliate for onfy part of FY 1982 — If the

enterprise became a foreign affiliate during the reporting period, the close FY 1981 data columns should all be

zero. If the enterprise ceased to be an affiliate during the reporting period, the close FY 1982 data columns

should all be zero.

1 2 . If the answer to item 11 is "Yes," mark (X) the appropriate box and enter date

I I Date foreign business enterprise became a foreign affiliate —

PJ Date foreign business enterprise ceased to be a foreign affiliate —

Month Day

1 3 . Was there a change in the entity during FY 1982 that caused prior year data to be restated?

Yes — Please note that all close FY 1981 data must be before restatement due to a change in the entity, unless otherwise

^ specified. The effect of restatement on property, plant, and equipment accounts must be entered In item 143.

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DIRECT OWNERSHIP IN THIS FOREIGN AFFILIATE - Bttmpercent of ownership, to a tenth of one percent, based on voting stock if mIncorporated affttiate, or an

14. U.S. Reporter named in item!

1982

m

1981

(2}

15, Foreign afffRateis) «f U.S. Reporter named in item 1

/ferns 21 and 22 must be completed

16. Other U.S. Reporter(s) of this affiliate — If entry is made hem, item 2$

must be "Yes"

17, Foreign affiiiatefe) of other y.SL Reporters) — if entry is made here,

item 23 mttst be "Yes"

18. Other U.S. persons

19. Other foreign persons

2 0 . TOTAL OF DIRECTLY HELD VOTING OWNERSHIP INTERESTS

100. 0 100, 0

2 1 . Indirect ownership — if there is an entry in Hem 1S, enter U,S, Reporter's percent

22.

below the nametei, serial mtmb&r{$h and the peteenttsl of ownership by the foreign

affiliate pwentis}.

Name

(from item 2 of parent's Form BE- f OS)

Serial Number

f from Item 3 of parent's Form B£~ 108)

TOTAL — Must eqttat percentages entered in Hem IS - • 1022

23. Do two or more U. S. persons each directly or indirectly own or central at least 10 percent of this affiliate's voting rights? — Mark {X} one

LJ Yes — item 1$or 17 above must have an entry, and either item 24 or 25 must be completed

• No - Skip to kern 2$ '

24. If the answer to item 23 is "Yes," aftd if the U.S. Reporter named:in tarn I is submitting, the Parts H and IV or V data (i.e., the

"complete" report* for tWs foreign affiliate, give namefsl and maiflng saddres$te& of the other U.S. Reporteris) who isCare) not

submitting the data.

Name

BEA

USE

ONLY

25. If the answer to item 23 is "Yes," and if U.S. Reporter named in item I is not submitting the Parts U and JV or V data {Le,,h

"partial" report! for this foreign affiliate, give name and mailing address of U.S. Reporter submitting the data.

BEA

USE

ONLY

26. Operating period — Was the foreign affiliate inactive for part of the reporting period or did it operate on an intermittent or seasonal basis

during the reporting period? — Mark (X} one.

D Yes — Explain and give date>.

• No ll

Explanation Date

27. BEA

USE

ONLY

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Items 28 through 38 should be marked (X) "No" or "Yes." If "Yes," mark (X) column 3, if to the best

of your knowledge, the incentive or requirement applies only to foreign-owned companies.

INVESTMENT INCENTIVES — Did any level of government {federal or subf ederal) of the country in

which this affiliate is located provide (by law, regulation, or administrative practice) investment or

production incentives of the following nature to this affiliate during FY 1982?

28. Tax concessions — Include tax concessions on corporate income, export profits, capital

expenditures, sales, exports, license fees, turnover, and other.

No

(1)

t

f only to

I

Yes owned

(3)

29. Tariff concessions — Include exemption from or reduction of duties on imports, additional

duties on imports of competing goods, or rebates of duties on imported inputs.

30. Subsidies — Include wage subsidies, investment grants, or loans at below market interest rates

3 1 . Other incentives — Include local financing, waiving environmental or employment safety standards,

research and development support, land sales concessions, exchange control concessions, etc, 1031

PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS — Did any level of government (federal or subfederal) of the

country in which this affiliate is located require (by law, regulation, or administrative practice)

that the affiliate do any of the following during FY 1982 as a condition for it to operate in the

country, to expand its operations, to receive any of the incentives listed above, or to avoid

penalties?

3 2 , Export a minimum amount (quantity or value)

3 3 . Import no more than a certain amount {quantity or value)

3 4 . Acquire a minimum of inputs locally

3 5 . Employ a minimum amount of locat personnel or add a minimum amount of labor

content to produces)

3 6 . limit the proportion of equity that the U.S. Reporter may hold in the affiliate

3 7 . Transfer technology to the host country — For example, require the affiliate to use the most

advanced technology for carrying out production, perform R&D locally, have access to the U.S.

Reporter's patents, or train local personnel.

3 8 . Maintain a specified ratio of exports to imports, or of earnings of foreign exchange to

expenditures of foreign exchange

The dollar values to be entered in items 39 through 41 may have to be calculated by converting to a value figure a target amount that, in the

performance requirement, may be stated in percentage or quantity terms. For example, the target amount may be stated as a percentage of some

reference base, such as production, net income, or sales, or as a specified number of units produced, imported, or exported. In these cases the

requested value figure could be obtained by multiplying the stated percentage by the value of production, net income, or sales, or by multiplying the

specified number of units by the value of the units produced, imported, or exported. If there is a per unit penalty for not meeting the performance

requirement or a per unit incentive for exceeding it, give the value, as determined above, of the trade or inputs on which such penalties or incentives

are based. If this affiliate came into existence during FY 1982 so that its FY 1982 operations do not accurately reflect the effect of the

requirements) for the full year, give a projected value for the futl FY 1983.

3 9 ; If the answer to item 32 is ' 'Yes," give the approximate value of the goods or services that the affiliate, at a

minimum, had to export in FY 1982.

Amount

(Thousands QfU.S. Dollars)

(15

40. If the answer to item 33 is "Yes," give the approximate value of the goods or services that the affiliate, at a

maximum, was permitted to import in FY 1982.

4 1 . If the answer to item 34 is "Yes," give the approximate value of the inputs (other than the direct employment of

labor) that the affiliate was required to purchase locally in FY 1982.

42. Major activity of foreign affiliate - Mark (X) om.

if inactive — Indicate the activity pertinent to the last active period.

For start-ups — indicate the intended activity.

1042 1 EH Production — The foreign affiliate is primarily engaged in manufacturing, fabricating, assembling, processing, growing, or mining

1

 ' or extracting (including exploration and development) a product. These activities are coded in the 000,100, 200, or 300 series,

except 070,108, and 138, of the list of codes given on page 5,

n i ,—,

2 M—I Sales — The foreign affiliate is primarily engaged in selling (at wholesale or retail) products which it does not produce. These

' ' activities are coded in the 500 series of the list of codes given on page 5.

3 EH Services — The foreign affiliate is primarily engaged in providing a service such as banking, public utilities, transportation, lodging,

' ' consulting, accounting, engineering, holding companies, etc. These activities are coded in the 400, 600, 700 or 800 series, or in

070,108, or 138, of the list of codes given on page 5.

43. What is the major product or service involved in this activity?

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Enter 3-diglt aerial number

from Hem 3 I

INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION OF FOREIGN AFFILIATE (fey percent of sales or grass operating revenues}

Enter the appropriate 3-digit industry code(s) and the percent, to the nearest tenth of om percent, of sales (as reported in item 72} associated with

each code. See the "Summary of Industry Classifications" below or, for a full explanation of each, see the Direct Investment Industry and

Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Fart t. If you use fewer than five codes you must account for one hundred percent of sales. For inactive

affiliates, show the industry etessiWeationteJ pertinent to the !ast active period; for "start-ups" with no sales, show the intended activity(ies}.

Holding companies should show percent of total income (item 78K Note, however, that BEA code 671, "holding company," is an invalid industry

classification when the foreign affiliate being reported generates more than 50 percent of its total income from other activities. CaB BEA for further

assistance if this is the foreign affiliate's apparent classification.

44. Enter code with largest percent of sales

45. Enter code with 2nd largest percent of sales

46. Enter code with 3rd largest percent of sales

47. Enter code with 4th largest percent of sales

01 industry code Percent of sales

48. Enter code with 5th largest percent of sales

49 TOTAL PERCENT Of SALES ACCOUNTED FOR - Stun of items 44 through 48

If less than 100% — BBA wilt, if necessary, contact the U.S. Reporter to

secure additional details for correctly computing industry codes.

50. BEA 105°

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ONLY or ,

SUMMARY OF INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATIONS

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHING

010 Agricultural production — crops

020 Agricultural production — livestock, except beef cattle feedlots

021 Agricultural production — beef cattle feedlots

070 Agricultural services

080 Forestry

090 Fishing, hunting, and trapping

MINING

101 Iron ores

102 Copper, lead, zinc, gold, and silver ores

103 Bauxite and other aluminum ores

107 Other metallic ores

108 Metal mining services

120 Coat

133 Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas

138 Oil and gas field services

140 Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels

CONSTRUCTION

150 Construction

MANUFACTURING

201 Meat products

202 Dairy products

203 Preserved fruits and vegetables

204 Grain mill products

205 Bakery products

208 Beverages

209 Other food and kindred products

210 Tobacco manufactures

220 Textile mill products

230 Apparel and other textile products

240 Lumber and wood products

250 Furniture and fixtures

262 Pulp, paper, and board mills

284 Miscellaneous converted paper products

265 Paperboard containers and boxes

270 Printing and publishing

281 Industrial chemicals and synthetics

283 Drugs

284 Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

286 Paints and allied products

287 Agricultural chemicals

289 Chemical products, n.e.c.

291 Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

292 Petroleum refining without extraction

299 Petroleum and coal products, n.e.c

305 Rubber products

307 Miscellaneous plastics products

310 Leather and leather products

321 Glass products

329 Stone, clay, concrete, gypsum, and other nonmetallic mineral products

331 Primary metal industries, ferrous

335 Primary metal industries, nonferrous

341 Metal cans and shipping containers

342 Cutlery, hand tools, and hardware

343 Metal plumbing fixtures and heating equipment, except electric

344 Fabricated structural metal products

345 Screw machine products, bolts, etc.

346 Metal forgings and stampings

349 Fabricated metal products, n.e.c; ordnance; and metal services

351 Engines and turbines

352 Farm and garden machinery

353 Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

354 Metatworking machinery

355 Special industry machinery

356 General industrial machinery

357 Office and computing machines

358 Refrigeration and service industry machinery

359 Machinery, except electrical, n.e.c.

363 Household appliances

364 Electric lighting and wiring equipment

366 Radio, television, and communication equipment

367 Electronic components and accessories

389 Electrical machinery, n.e.c.

371 Motor vehicles and equipment

379 Other transportation equipment

381 Scientific and measuring instruments

383 Optical and ophthalmic goods

384 Medical instruments and supplies

386 Photographic equipment and supplies

387 Watches, clocks, and watchcases

390 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries

TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, AND PUBLIC UTILITIES

401 Railroads

441 Petroleum tanker operations

449 Other water transportation

450 Transportation by air

461 Pipelines, petroleum and natural gas

462 Pipelines, except petroleum and natural gas

470 Petroleum storage for hire

475 Travel agents

477 Transportation, n.e.c, warehousing, terminal facilities, and related services

480 Communication

490 Electric, gas, and sanitary services

WHOLESALE TRADE

601 Motor vehicles and equipment

503 lumber and construction materials

504 Farm and garden machinery, equipment, and supplies

505 Metals and minerals, except petroleum

506 Electrical goods

507 Hardware, plumbing and heating equipment and supplies

508 Other machinery, equipment and supplies

509 Durable goods, n.e.c.

511 Paper and paper products

512 Drugs, proprietaries, and sundries

513 Apparel, piece goods, and notions

514 Groceries and related products

815 Farm-product raw materials

517 Petroleum and petroleum products

519 Nondurable goods, n.e.c.

RETAIL TRAD1

54O Food stores and eating and drinking places

554 Gasoline service stations

590 Retail trade, n.e.c.

FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE

600 Banking

611 Franchising, business — selling or licensing

612 Other finance

631 Life insurance

632 Accident and health insurance

639 Other insurance

649 Lessors of agricultural and forestry real estate

650 Real estate, n.e.c

671 Holding companies

SERVICES

700 Hotels and other lodging places

731 Advertising

733 Research and development, and commercial testing, laboratories

734 Management, consulting, and public relations services

735 Equipment rental and leasing services, excluding automotive

and computers

736 Employment agencies and temporary help supply services

737 Computer and data processing services

739 Other business services

780 Motion pictures, including television tape and film

890 Automotive rental and leasing, without drivers

891 Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

892 Health services

893 Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services

895 Legal services

396 Educational services

897 Other services provided on a commercial basis

NONBUSINESS ENTITIES

900 Government entities

905 Nonbusiness entities, except Government

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w {Insurance affiliates, see special instructions, page 16.)

Section A — Balance Sheet of Foreign Affiliate

UNINCORPORATED AFFILIATE - All asset and liability items should be disaggregated in the

detail shown; in particular, receivables and payables between the foreign affiliate and the ,

U.S. Reporter should be shown in the proper asset and liability accounts of the foreign

affiliate rather than being included oniy as a net amount in total owners' equity. Include asset

and liability items of the foreign affiliate that are carried only on an owner's books.

ASSETS

5 1. Cash items — Deposits in financial institutions and other cash items. Do not

include overdrafts here as negative cash.

52. Trade accounts and trade notes receivable, current — Net of allowances

for doubtful items

53. Other current receivables — Net of allowances for doubtful items. — Specify

54. Inventories — Exclude land held for resale (include in item 55) and inventories of

marketable securities (include in item 55 or 58 as appropriate).

55. Other current assets — Include land held for resale, current marketable securities,

and other current assets not included above. — Specify

56. Property, plant and equipment, net — Land, timber, mineral rights, structures,

machinery, equipment, special tools, deposit containers, construction in progress, and

capitalized tangible and intangible natural resources exploration and development costs,

net of accumulated depreciation, depletion, amortization, and like charges. Include items

on capital leases from others, per FAS8 13. Exclude all other types of intangible assets,

and land held for resale. (An unincorporated affiliate should include items owned by its

U.S. Reporter(s) but that are in the affiliate's possession whether or not carried on the

affiliate's own books or records.)

57. Equity investment in other foreign affiliates of which this affiliate is a parent -

This affiliate's equity investment in other reported foreign affiliates of U.S. Reporter(s),

including branches of this affiliate, The value of equity investment must be computed

using the equity method of accounting for those affiliates that are 20 percent or more

owned, regardless of how they are normally treated in financial statement preparation.

Those affiliates that are immaterial or owned at least 10 percent, but less than 20

percent, may be included using the cost method. (If an entry here. Supplement B must

be completed and item 6 must be "Yes.")

58 • Noncurrent investments not shown In item 57 — Noncurrent marketable securities,

other equity investments whether carried on the cost or the equity basis, and other

investments.

59. Other noncurrent assets — Other intangible assets, net of amortization; noncurrent

trade accounts and trade notes receivable, net of allowances for doubtful items; and

other noncurrent assets not included above. — Specify

60 TOTAL ASSETS - Sum of items 51 through 59 »

LIABILITIES

6 1 . Trade accounts and trade notes payable, current

62. Other current liabilities — Current portion of long-term debt, overdrafts, and other

current liabilities not included in item 61 that have an original maturity of one year or

less. Exclude debt included in item 63. — Specify

63. Long-term debt — Debt with an original maturity of more than one year or with no stated

maturity, and debt with an original maturity of one year or less that has been renewed, or with

respect to which there is the intention and the means to renew, extend, or refinance, fot more

than one year. Exclude current portion due (include in item 62).

64. Other noncurrent liabilities — Items other than those identifiable as long-term debt,

such as deferred taxes and underlying minority interest in consolidated subsidiaries.

(However, the equity of a direct minority ownership interest in this foreign affiliate is not

to be separated from the normal equity accounts.) — Specify

65. TOTAL LIABILITIES - Sum of items 61 through 64 »

OWNERS' EQUITY

INCORPORATED AFFILIATE ONLY, items 66 through 70

Capital stock issued and outstanding, common and preferred —

66. Voting

67. Non voting

68. Additional paid-in capital — All invested or contributed capital in addition

to or in excess of capital stock

69. Retained earnings — Earnings retained by the corporation and legally available

for declaration of dividends. Include those that have been voluntarily restricted.

70. Surplus reserves — Specify

7 1 . TOTAL OWNERS' EQUITY (INCORPORATED OR UNINCORPORATED FOREIGN

AFFILIATE) — Must equal item 60 minus item 65 and, for incorporated affiliate,

nnffff #qnal sum of ifam* Qfi through 7O. ^

2051

2052

2053

2054

2055

2056

2057

2058

2059

2060

2061

2062

2063

2064

2065

2066

2067

2068

2069

2070

2071

1

$

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

$

1

$

1

1

1

1

$

1

$

1

1

1

1

1

$

Balance at close of fiscal year

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

1982

(11

1981

m 2

$

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

$

2

$

2

2

2

2

$

2

$

2

2

2

2

2

$

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AFFILIATE - Continued

Enter 3-digit serial number

from item 3 I

72

Section B — Income Statement of Foreign Affiliate (Net income must be calculated in

accordance with the "all inclusive" concept of the income statement.)

INCOME

Sales or gross operating revenues, excluding sales taxes — Gross sales minus returns, allowances, and

discounts, or gross operating revenues, both exclusive of: sales or consumption taxes levied directly on the

consumer, net value-added taxes, and excise taxes levied on manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers.

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

(1)

Equity in net income of reported foreign affiliates — Equity in net income (distributed and undistributed) after

foreign income taxes, of other reported foreign affiliates for which an equity investment is reported in item 57.

Income from other equity Investments — Income from equity investments included in item 58. For those

investments carried on the equity basis, report equity in earnings during the reporting period; for those

investments carried on the cost basis, report dividends received. Po not include interest income.

75. Net unrealized and realized capital gains (losses) — Include recognized gains (losses) resulting from —

a. The sale or disposition of investment securities, property, plant 3nd equipment, or other assets;

b. Changes in the foreign affiliate's foreign currency denominated assets and liabilities due to changes in

foreign exchange rates during the period; and

c. Other recognized capital gains (losses), including those resulting from valuation of assets, whether or not realized.

76. Exchange gain (toss) from translating this foreign affiliate's financial statements into dollars — For

those affiliates using FASB 8, enter the gain (loss) which results from the translation or remeasuring of the

affiliate's financial statements from its focal currency into dollars due to a change in the exchange rate

between the local currency and the dolfar during the reporting period.

7 7 . Other income — Non-operating income, income from investments not reported in items 73 and 74,

and other income not included above. - Specify

78. TOTAL INCOME - Sum of Hems 72 through 77

COSTS AND EXPENSES

79. Cost of goods sold — Operating expenses (other than selling, general, and administrative expenses, item 80)

that relate to sales or gross operating revenues excluding sales taxes (item 72). Include production

royalty payments, including those to foreign governments, their subdivisions and agencies. Include depletion

charges representing the amortization of the actual cost of capital assets related to extraction of natural

resources; do not include tax or percentage depletion charges. Affiliates in service industries must report

expenses which directly relate to sales or gross operating revenues, item 72.

80. Selling, general and administrative expenses

8 1 . Foreign income taxes — Provision for foreign income taxes for FY 1982. Do not include U.S. income

taxes. Exclude production royalty payments to foreign governments, their subdivisions and agencies.

82. Other costs and expenses — Non-operating expenses, underlying minority interest in profits that arises out

of consolidating more than one foreign affiliate on this Form BE-1 OB, and other costs and expenses not

included above. (However, the equity of a direct minority interest in this foreign affiliate's net income (loss) is

not to be separated from the normal income accounts.) — Specify

83. TOTAL COSTS AND EXPENSES - Sum of items 79 through 82

NET INCOME

84. Net income — After provision for foreign income taxes, but before dividends on common and preferred stock

(item 78 minus item 83)

Section C — Change in Retained Earnings of Incorporated Foreign Affiliate or in

Total Owners' Equity of Unincorporated Foreign Affiliate

85. Balance, close FY 1981 — Incorporated affiliate, enter amount from item 69, column 2.

Unincorporated affiliate, enter amount from item 71, column 2.

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

(1)

86. Net income — Enter amount from item 84.

87. Dividends or net income remitted to owners — Incorporated affiliate, enter amount of dividends declared

out of current- and prior-period income on common and preferred stock, excluding stock dividends.

Unincorporated affiliate, enter amount of current- and prior-period net income remitted to owners.

88. Stock dividends

8 9 . Net realized and unrealized capital gains (losses) not included in the determination of net income — Enter net

realized and unrealized capita! gains (losses) that were not included in the determination of net income and, therefore,

excluded from items 75 and 76 that were taken directly to retained earnings or to a surplus account for an incorporated

affiliate, or to owners' equity for an unincorporated affiliate. For those affiliates using FASB 52, include exchange gain

(ioss) from translating this foreign affiliate's financial statements from its functional currency into U.S. dollars. Report

amount after giving effect to income tax liability (benefit), if any, on the gains (losses). — Specify

9 0 . Other increases (decreases) — Enter other increases (decreases) in retained earnings of an incorporated affiliate,

including liquidating dividends, or in total owners' equity of an unincorporated affiliate, including capital contributions

(return of capital) • Specify

9 1 . Balance, close FY 1982 - Sum of items 85,86,89, and 90, minus Hems 87 and 88; also, for incorporated foreign

affiliate, must equal item 69, column 1, and for unincorporated foreign affiliate, must equal Hem 71, column 1 2091 $

Section D — Change in Additional Paid-in Capital and Surplus Reserves

92. Change in "additional paid-in capital" — Items causing difference between close FY 1982 and close FY

1 981 balances, item 68, column 1 minus column 2. — Specify

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

( 1 )

93. Change in "surplus reserves" — Items causing difference between close FY 1982 and close FY 1 981

balances, item 70, column 1 minus column 2. — Specify

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I Use Part III to report the line of direct voting ownership included in item 14, if any, and to report direct financial positions or transactions

I between the U.S. Reporter and foreign a

1 ownership, complete only items 96, 97

1 Reporter and foreign affiliate.

ff iliate. For a foreign affiliate in which the U.S. Reporter does not have direct voting

, and 124 through 130 to report any direct financial positions or transactions between the U.S.

Section A — Investment Between the U.S. Reporter and Foreign Affiliate

95.

Does the U.S. Reporter's percentage of direct voting ownership given in item 14 exactly match the U.S. Reporter's percentage of direct equity

interest in the foreign affiliate?

3095

1

• Yes

1

 2

DEBT AND OTHER

INTERCOMPANY BALANCES

BETWEEN FOREIGN AFFILIATE

AND U.S. REPORTER. Include

current and long-term items, and the

net book value of property, plant, and

equipment under capital leases or

under operating leases of more than 1

year.

96.Owed to U.S. Reporter -

That portion of items 61, 62,

and 63 representing amounts

owed to U.S. Reporter 3096

97. Due from U.S. Reporter —

That portion of items 52, 53,

58, and 59 representing

amounts due from U.S.

Reporter 3097

OWNERS' EQUITY ITEMS

UNINCORPORATED

AFFILIATE ONLY, item 98

98. That portion of balance

sheet item 71 representing

the U.S. Reporter's share 309H

INCORPORATED

AFFILIATE ONLY,

items 99 through 105

According to books of U.S.

Reporter:

99. Capital stock of affiliate

owned by U.S. Reporter —

Give the figure that

represents the original cost

to U.S. Reporter of capital

stock, including any premium

paid, and any capital

contributions by U.S.

Reporter not resulting in

issuance of capital stock.

The figure should not include

equity in undistributed

earnings of the affiliate since

acquisition. The figure should

be before reduction for the

amortization of any premium

paid over book value at time

of purchase, or before

increase for the periodic

writeup of a discount for a

purchase below book value. 3099

According to books of affiliate:

Capital stock, common and

preferred, of affiliate owned

by U.S. Reporter

100. Voting 3100

101. Nonvoting 3101

102. U.S. Reporter's equity in

additional paid-in capital 3 102

103. U.S. Reporter's equity in

retained earnings 3103

104. U.S. Reporter's equity in

surplus reserves — Specify

310 4

105. U.S. Reporter's share of

total owners' equity of

affiliate — Sum of items

100 through 104 ———> . 3105

106. BEA 3106

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1 1 No — Attach a complete explanation of the difference

According to books of affiliate at

close of fiscal year

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

1982

(1)

1

$

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1•CO- 2

1981

!2)

2

$

2

2

2

2

2

2

$

3

According to books of U.S. Reporter

at close of fiscal year

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

1982

{3}

3

$

3

3

3

4

1981

14}

4

$

4

4

4

5

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FOREIGN AFFILIATE AND THE U.S. REPORTER — Continued

Enter 3-digit serial number

from item 3 I

Section B — Change in U.S. Reporter's Equity in Capital Stock and/or Additional

Paid-in Capital of Incorporated Foreign Affiliate or Equity Investment in

Unincorporated Foreign Affiliate During FY 1982.

NOTES — In calculating the change in equity interest for item 107, exclude changes caused by carrying net income

to the equity account, the receipt of stock and cash dividends (other than liquidating dividends), and the distribution

of earnings during the period.

Enter items 108 through 119 at ACTUAL TRANSACTION VALUE — Enter in item 120 the gain or loss necessary to

reconcile to change in book value during FY 1982 (as entered in item 107).

107. INCREASE (DECREASE) IN EQUITY INTEREST - FOR UNINCORPORATED AFFILIATE, EQUALS

ITEM 98, COLUMN 3 MINUS COLUMN 4; FOR INCORPORATED AFFILIATE, EQUALS ITEM 99,

COLUMN 3 MINUS COLUMN 4. ALSO EQUALS THE SUM OF ITEMS 108 THROUGH 113 AND 120,

MINUS THE SUM OF ITEMS 114 THROUGH 119.

Change, according to

books of U.S. Reporter

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars!

(1)

108.

INCREASE IN EQUITY INTEREST

Establishment of affiliate

109.

Acquisition, partial or total, by U.S. Reporter from

This affiliate

110. Other foreigners

111. U.S. persons — Give name and address

112. Capital contributions (for an incorporated foreign affiliate report only those

contributions not resulting in issuance of stock)

113. Other increase — Specify

DECREASE IN EQUITY INTEREST

114. Liquidation of affiliate

115.

Sale, partial or total, by U.S. Reporter to

This affiliate

116. Other foreigners

117. U.S. persons — Give name and address

118. Return of capital contributions

119. Other decrease — Specify

120. GAIN (LOSS) ON SALE OR LIQUIDATION, PARTIAL OR TOTAL, OF AN EQUITY INTEREST

121. BEA USE ONLY

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F THE U.S. REPORTER - Continued

1 Section C — Receipts and Payments (i) of Dividends, Interest, Allocated Expenses, Royalties, and Rentals,

and (ii) for Sales of Services

1 Items in this section should be based on the books of the U.S. Reporter. Amounts should be entered as of the date they were either received from

I (paid to) the affiliate or entered into intercompany accounts with the affiliate, whichever occurred first. Include amounts for which payment was

made in kind. For an item entered into intercompany account in this or previous periods, in order to avoid duplication, any subsequent settlement

of the account in this, or a future, period should not be reflected again in one of these items but should be reflected only as a reduction in

intercompany account.

122. Incorporated affiliate -

Dividends on common and

preferred stock, paid out

of current or past

earnings, excluding stock

or liquidating dividends 3122

123. Unincorporated affiliate —

Earnings distributed.

whether paid out of

current or past earnings 3123

124. Interest — Include interest

on capital leases 3124

125. Royalties, license fees.

and other fees for the use

or sale of intangible

property 3125

126. Charges for use of tangible

property — Include rentals

for operating leases of one

year or less and net rent on

operating leases of more

than one year. Net rent is

equivalent to the total lease

payment less the return of

capital (depreciation)

component. Exclude film

and television tape rentals. 3126

127. Film and television tape

rentals 3127

128. Allocated expenses —

Allocated expenses or

reimbursements for

management, professional,

technical, or other services

that normally would be

included in "other income"

in the income statement of

the provider of the service

(item 42 of Form BE-10A for

the U.S. Reporter, or item 77

of this form for the affiliate). 3128

129. Sales of services —

Receipts by U.S. Reporter

from, or payments by U.S.

Reporter to, affiliate for

services that are separately

billed and that normally

would be included in sales or

gross operating revenues of

the seller (item 39 of Form

BE-1OAfortheU.S.

Reporter, or item 72 of this

form for the affiliate). For an

affiliate required to complete

Part V, these data should

also be included in item 1 94,

columns 2 and 5. (For a

definition of services, see

note at beginning of Part V,

Section F of this form.) 3129

130. TOTAL — Sum of items

122 through 129 • 3130

REPORT ALL AMOUNTS IN THOUSANDS OF U.S. DOLLARS

Receipts by U.S. Reporter from affiliate

Net of tax withheld

(1)

1

S

1

1

1

Tax withheld

(2)

2

$

2

2

2

l 2

1

1

1

1

$

2

• '

$

Payments by U.S. Reporter to affiliate

Net of tax withheld

(3)

3

$

3

3

3

3

3

3

$

Section D — U.S. Reporter's Equity in Affiliate's Net Income (Net income

must be calculated in accordance with the "all inclusive" concept of the

income statement.)

131. U.S. Reporter's equity in affiliate's net income (loss) — Enter U.S. Reporter's share of net income, item 84

 3 l 3 !

U.S. Reporter's direct equity in foreign affiliate's net unrealized and realized capital gains (losses) and

translation gain (loss)

132 . U.S. Reporter' s share of item s 7 5 and 7 6 3132

133 . U.S. Reporter' s share of item 8 9 3133

B E A US E 33 4

ONL Y

1 2 'i 4

Tax withheld

(4)

4

$

4

4

4

4

4

4

$

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

(1)

1

$

1

$

1

5

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134.

135,

136,

137.

138.

139.

140,

141.

142.

143.

144.

145.

146,

147,

148.

149.

150.

151.

152.

NOT! — Either Part iV or Part V must be eomptetsd depending on I Enter 3-tSgh serial

whether or not the foreign affiliate is majority-owned (see definition in | t*&m%»t»3

the Instruction Booklet, Fart t>. Complete Part IV ot this term it the

 f " ll[ u L " ::

-

;T:

foreign affiliate is not maiorlty-owned. Complete Part V If the foreign

affiliate is majority-owned. DO NOT complete iOTH Part IV and Part V.

Fart IV - SELECTED FINANCIAL AMP OPERATING DATA OF FOREIGN AFFILIATE

(To be completed omty it the foreign affiliate It WOT majority-owned.}

Total employment — Report the total number of employees for the year, as defined for

Part V, Section £, item 181.

Total employee compensation — Report, for all employees, the sum of wages and salaries and employer

expenditures for employee benefit plans, as defined for Part V, Section t, items 183 and 184

Expenditures for property, plant and equipment — As defined for Part V, Section A,

items 145 and 146, ami, for affiliates engaged in natyrat resources exploration and

development, to also include expenditures as defined for items 163 and 1S4,

UM. merchandise exports to affiliate in FY 1&82 - As defined for Part V, Section (5, item 207

Goods shipped to affiliate by U.S. Reporter

Goods shipped to affiliate by other U,S, persons

U.S. merchandise imports from affiliate in FY1982 — As defined for Part V, Section <S, Hem 224

Goods shipped by affiliate to U.S. Reporter

Goods shipped oy affiliate to other U.S. persons

BEA

 414 1

USE

ONLY

1 2 3 4

Part V - DETAILED FINANCIAL AND OPERATING DATA 0 * FOREIGN AFFILIATE

(To fee completed only tf the foreign affiliate IS majority-owned.)

Section A -<• Property, Plant, and Equipment (PP&i)

for affiliates engaged in natural resources exploration and development, expenditures for PP&E, items

148 and 148, are to include the fuil amount of exploration and development expendftures madp during FY 1082

that were capitalized, including capitalized expenditures to acquire or lease mineral rights, Adjustments

reflecting prior period expenditures charged against income that were subsequently capriatSzed during FY 1882

should appear tn item 148.

Balance, doss FY 1981

Net book value of PP8tE at close FY 1981 — Equals item S3, column 2

Changes during FY 1982

Restatement due to change In entity — If answer to item 13 was "Yes," give amount by which the net book

value )n item 142 would be restated due to a change in the entity, if a decrease, put amount in parentheses.

Net book value ot transfer* in from U.S. Reporter or other foreign affiliates of U.S. Reporter

Expenditures for land, timber, and mineral rights — Include expenditures for land and timber and

capitalized expenditures for mineral rights, but exclude other capitalized expenditures for the exploration

and development of natural resources and expenditures for land held for resale, (For affiliates engaged in

natural resources exploration and development, see note above.)

Expenditures for other PP&E — Include expenditures for structures, machinery, equipment, special

tools, deposit containers, construction in progress, and capitalized tangible and Intangible natural

resources exploration and development costs (except expenditures for mineral rights). Exclude

expenditures for other intangibie assets. {For affiliates engaged in natural resources exploration and

development, see note above.)

Depreciation, depletion, and tike charges

Other increases (decreases) in net book value — Specify

Balance, close FY 1982

Net book value of PP&E at close FY 1982 — Equals sum of items 142 through 148, and 148, minus

item 147, and must equal item 58, column 1

Accumulated depreciation, depletion, and like charges

Gross book value-Sum of items 149 and 150 — - - v

Addendum

Expenditures for used plant and equipment — That portion of item 146 that represents expenditures for

major items of used plant and equipment, such as existing plants or facilities, used tankers or dry cargo

ships, etc.

numbi

413 4

413 5

4136

4137

4138

4139

4140

5142

5143

5144

5145

5146

5147

5148

5149

5150

5151

5152

>r

1

(Thou

i

$

1

1

1

1

i

5

>

T

Number

Amount

sancfe of U,S, £k>Bm}

m

Amowt

ThQu$8rtf$ of U.S. tfotkrs}

m

1

$

1

i

i

i

1

1

1

1

1

$

1

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Part V - DETAILED FINANCIAL AND OPERATING DATA OF FOREIGN AFFILIATE

(To be completed only if the foreign affiliate IS majority-owned.) — Continued

Section A — Property, Plant, and Equipment (PP&E) — Continued

PETROLEUM AND MINING EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT (E8.D) EXPENDITURES, INCLUDING

EXPENDITURES TO ACQUIRE OR LEASE MINERAL RIGHTS (The amounts entered should be the gross amount

of such expenditures made during FY 1982; do not adjust any of these items to reflect reciassif tcation of prior year

expenditures.)

Expenditures charged against income

153. For the acquisition or leasing of mineral rights 51

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars}

m

154. For other E&D expenditures

155. Expenditures capitalized — Included in item 145 or 146

156. TOTAL E&D EXPENDITURES MADE DURING FY 1982 - Sum of hems 153, 154, and 155

1 57

Section B — Interest, Taxes and Subsidies

Interest received — Interest received by affiliate from, or credited to affiliate by, alt payors, net of tax

withheld. Total should include ait interest receipts included in items 72 and 77, Do not net against interest

paid, item 158.

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Doitarsl

{1}

158. Interest paid — Interest paid, or credited, to all payees by affiliate, gross of tax withheld. Do not net

against interest received, item 167.

159. Production royalty payments — Include amounts paid or accrued for the year to foreign governments, their

subdivisions and agencies, for production royalties for natural resources

160. Taxes (other than income and payroll taxes) and non-tax payments (other than production royalty

payments) — Report al! such taxes and non-tax payments whether or not included in revenues or expenses

in the income statement. Include amounts paid or accrued for the year, net of refunds or credits, to foreign

governments, their subdivisions and agencies for —

a. Sales, value added, consumption, and excise taxes;

b. Property taxes and other taxes on the value of assets or capital;

c. Any remaining taxes (other than income or payroll taxes); and

d. import and export duties, license fees, fines, penalties and atl other payments and accruals of non-tax

liabilities (other than production royalty payments).

161. Subsidies received — Monetary grants received from governments. Include all grants received from

governments and quasi-governmental organizations that are not payments for property, goods, or services

purchased, whether these receipts are reflected in current income, or used for investment in, or to cover

Josses of, property, plant and equipment.

162. BEA

USE

ONLY

Section C — Technology

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (ft&D) EXPENDITURES (Include all costs incurred in performing

R&D, including depreciation, amortization, wages and salaries, taxes, materials and supplies, allocated

overhead, and indirect costs.)

NOTE — Items 163 through 165 pertain to R&D performed by the foreign affiliate, including R&0 performed by the

affiliate for others under contract. This is the basis on which National Science Foundation surveys request information

on R&D, The FAS8 2 measure of R&D (i.e., R&D from which the firm benefits) is the sum of items 164 and 166.

163. R&D performed BY the affiliate, total — Sum of items 164 and 165 •; i

Amount

(Thousands of US. Dollars)

Hi

164. For own account

165. For others on contract

166. R&D performed FOR the affiliate by others on a contractual basis

ROYALTIES, LICENSE FEES, AND OTHER FEES FOR THE USE, SALE, OR PURCHASE OF

INTANGIBLE PROPERTY

Receipts — Include royalties, license fees and other amounts received by or credited to this affiliate for the

use or safe of intangible property

167. Received from or credited by U.S. persons other than the U.S. Reporter(s) of this affiliate

168- Received from or credited by foreign affilate(s) of the U.S. Reporter(s) of this affiliate

169. Received from or credited by other foreign persons

170.

Payments — Include royalties, license fees, and other amounts paid or credited by this affiliate for the

use or purchase of intangible property

Paid or credited to U.S. persons other than the U.S. Reporter(s) of this affiliate

171. Paid or credited to foreign affiliate(s) of the U.S. Reporter(s) of this affiliate

172. Paid or credited to other foreign persons

1173.

B E A S173

USE

ONLY

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FOREIGN AFFILIATE - Continued

Enter 3-digit serial number

from Item 3 I

Section D -~- Composition of External Financing

NOTE — Entries in column 2 of this section also correspond to items in Part III as follows;

For all affiliates: 174 4-175 = 96, column 1 ; and 178 = 97, column 1

For unincorporated affiliate: 177= 98, column 1 For incorporated affiliate: 177— 100-f 101-t-102, column 1

If there is more than one U.S. Reporter of this affiliate, then the entries in column 2 of this section would be equal to the sum of the specified Part (If

items for all U.S. Reporters of this affiliate.

174. Current liabilities -

Column 1 must aqua!

sum of items 61 and 62,

column 1

BALANCE AT CLOSE OF FY 1982 (THOUSANDS OF U.S. DOLLARS)

Total

{Equals sum of

columns 2 to 5}

(1)

With U.S. Reporters}

of this affiliate

(2)

With other U.S.

persons

(3)

With persons in this

affiliate's country

of focation

(4)

With other foreign

persons

(&)

175. Long-term debt —

Column 1 must equal

item 63, column 1

176, Current and noncurrent

receivables and financial

investments — Column 1

must equal sum of items 52

and 53, column 1, and that

part of items 58 and 59,

column 1, that is stocks,

bonds, noncurrent

receivables, and "other"

equity investment 5176

177. Capital stock or owners'

equity — For incorporated

affiliate, column 1 must equal

sum of items 88,67, and 68,

column 1; for unincorporated

affiliate, column 1 must equal

item 71, column 1 5177

I78.BEA USE ONLY

Section E — Employment and Employee Compensation

Employment and compensation data should be based on payroll records. They should relate to activities during FY 1982 regardless of

whether such activities were charged as an expense on the income statement, charged to inventories, or capitalized. Do NOT include data

related to activities of a prior period, such as those capitalized or charged to inventories in prior periods.

Employment is the number of full-time and part-time employees on the payroll at the end of FY 1982. A count taken during, rather than at

the end of, FY 1982 may be used provided it is a reasonable proxy for the end-of-pertad number. If employment at the end of FY 1982, or

the count taken at some other time during FY 1982, was unusually high or low because of temporary factors (e.g., a strike) or large

seasonal variation, the number of employees that reflects normal operations, or an average for FY 1982, should be given.

See the Instruction Booklet, Part VII, for further details of reporting requirements. Number of

EMPLOYMENT employees

179. Research and development employees — Ail employees engaged in R&D, including managers, scientists, engineers,

and other professional and technical employees

180. All other employees

181 . TOTAL EMPLOYMENT - Sum of Items 179 and 180

182. Number of employees in item 181 who are U.S. citizens

EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION

183. Wages and salaries — Employees' gross earnings (before payroll deductions), and all direct and in-kind payments

by the employer to employees

Amount

(Thousands of U.S.

184. Employee benefit plans — Employer expenditures for all employee benefit plans, including those required by

statute, those resulting from collective bargaining contracts, and those that are voluntary.

188. TOTAL EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION - Sum of Items 183 and 184

Items 186 through 190 am to be completed only if the foreign affiliate being reported has manufacturing

activities, i.e., has at least one manufacturing code (Ot codes 201 —390) entered in items 44 through 48 above, if

the foreign affiliate has no manufacturing activities, as defined, proceed to item 192.

186. Number of production workers engaged in manufacturing activities — If more than one manufacturing code

(Dt codes 201 -390 I is shown in items 44 through 48, enter the number of production workers in all manufacturing activities combined. See the Instruction Booklet, Part VII, for definition of production workers.

Number of

employees

187. Number of production workers in item 186 covered by collective bargaining agreements

Thousands of hours

188. Hours worked by production workers in item 186

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

1 89. Wages and salaries paid to production workers in item 186

190. Employer expenditures for employee benefit plans for production workers in item 186

191 . BEA USE ONLY

5191 I

Note — If total employment, item 181, or total employee compensation, item 185, is zero, explain.

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Y (To be completed only If the foreign affiliate IS majority-owned.} — Continued

Section F — Distribution of Sales or Gross Operating Revenues

For purposes of distributing sales or gross operating revenues between sales of "goods" and sales of "services," consider as safes of goods those

sales that are associated with industries coded in the 000,100,200,300, and 500 series, except 070, 108, or t38; consider as sales of services

those sates that are associated with industries coded in the 400, 600, 700, or 800 series, or in codes 070,108, or 138. See the "Summary of

Industry Classifications'' on page 5 or, for a full explanation of each, see the Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications

Booklet, Part I. The disaggregation of sales by industry in this section should be consistent with the disaggregatton used in items 44 through 48

(Industry Classification of Foreign Affiliate). When a sale consists of both goods and services and cannot be unbundled {i.e., the goods and services

are not separately billed), classify as a good or service based on whichever accounts for a majority of the value. If actual figures ar& not available,

give best estimates.

192. Sales or gross operating

revenues, excluding sales

taxes, total —

a. Column 1 equals

item 72;

b. For each column, equals

sum of items 193, 194,

and 195 5192

193.Sales to persons in

affiliate's country of

location 5193

194. Sales to persons in the

United States 5194

195. Sales to persons in

other countries —

Equals sum of items 196

through 204 5195

196. Canada 5196

197. Latin America,

including

Caribbean and

Bermuda 5197

198. European

Communities

(10) 5198

199. Other Europe

(including Cyprus,

Greenland, Malta,

Turkey, Union of

Soviet Socialist

Republics, and

other European

countries exclusive

of European

Communities (10)) 5199

200. Japan 5200

201. Australia, New

Zealand, and

South Africa 5201

202. Middle East 5202

203. Other Africa

(includes Egypt) 5203

204. Other Asia and

Pacific 5204

REPORT ALL AMOUNTS IN THOUSANDS OF U.S. DOLLARS

GOODS AND SERVICES

Total

Column 1 equals

columns 2 and 3;

column 1 equals

columns 4 and 5

m

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

To U.S. Reporter(s)

and its (their) foreign

affiliates

(2)

$

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

To unaffiliated

customers

(3)

3

$

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

:s

3

3

3

Goods

(4)

4

$

4

4

4

Services

5

$

5

5

5

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F FOREIGN AFFILIATE - Continued | from item 3 J

Section G — U.S. Merchandise Trade of Foreign Affiliate — Goods Only, Do Not Include Services

IMPORTANT NOTES — This section requires the reporting of data on U.S. merchandise trade of the foreign affiliate in FY 1982. The data

should be on a "shipped" basis, i.e., on the basts of when, where, and to (or by) whom the goods were shipped, in order for them to be on the

same basis as official U.S trade statistics to which they will be compared. A U.S. import or U.S. export should not be recorded here tf the goods

did not physically enter or leave {i.e., were not physically shipped to or from) the United States, even though they may have been charged by the

foreign affiliate to, or charged to the foreign affiliate by, a U.S. person. However, foreign affiliates normally keep their accounting records on a

"charged" basis, i.e., on the basis of when, where, and to (or by) whom the goods were charged. The "charged" basis may be used if there is no

material difference between it and the "shipped" basis. If there »s a material difference between the two bases, the "shipped" basis must be

used or adjustments must be made to the data on a "charged" basis to approximate a "shipped" basis, as discussed in the Instruction Booklet,

Part VIII.

Data in this section cover all goods that physically left or entered the U .S. customs area in FY 1982, including capital goods but excluding the

value of ships, planes, raiiroad roiling stock, and trucks that were temporarily outside the country of location of the foreign affiliate transporting

people or merchandise. Consigned goods must be included in the trade figures when shipped or received, even though not normally recorded as

sales or purchases or entered into intercompany accounts when initially consigned. The data should include goods only; they should exclude

services. Thus, U S merchandise imports and exports of the foreign affiliate to be shown here are not the same as the affiliate's safes to, or

purchases from, U.S. persons because, among other reasons, sates and purchases may include services.

See the Instruction Booklet, Part VIII, for additional details of data requirements.

205.For this foreign affiliate, is there a material difference between the "charged" and "shipped" bases in determining what is U.S. trade,

whose trade it is, and the timing and ultimate destination or origin of the trade?

?n5P 1 "_ Yes

|]

 2 ' , , No

206.On what basis were the trade data in this section prepared? — Mark (X) one

• j^b ' 1 i _, "Shipped" basis

1 2 , "Charged" basis without adjustments, because there is no material difference between the "charged" and "shipped"

— ' bases (item 205 must be answered "No").

3 ' i "Charged" basis with adjustments to correct for material differences between the "charged" and "shipped" bases.

NOTE — tf it is determined that there is a material difference between the "charged" and "shipped" bases and the data have not been filed on

the "shipped" basis, or the necessary adjustments have not been made to put "charged" basis data essentially on a "shipped" basis, then BEA

will require that the data be refiled.

U.S. MERCHANDISE EXPORTS TO THIS FOREIGN AFFILIATE

(valued f.a.s. U S. port)

207.Total goods shipped in FY 1982 from the United

States to this affiliate - Equals:

a. Sum of items 208 through 219, and

b. Sum of items 220 through 223 5207

BY PRODUCT (See the Direct Investment Industry

and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Part 11.)

208. Food (raw and prepared) and live animals chiefly

for food (SITC 0) 5208

209. Beverages and tobacco (SITC 1) ^209

210. Crude materials, inedible, except fuels (SITC 2) 5210

211. Petroleum and products, mineral waxes, natural

and manufactured gas (part of SITC 3) b 211

212. Coal, cake, and briquets (part of SITC 3} 5212

213. Chemicals and related products (SITC 5) 6213

214. Machinery, electrical and nonelectrical, except

transportation equipment (SITC 71 — 77) 5214

215. Road vehicles (including air cushion vehicles} and

parts {SITC 78) — Include all parts that are shipped

with the vehicles. Parts that are shipped separately

may be in this or another classification. * 5215

216. Other transport equipment (SITC 79J - Include all

parts that are shipped with the equipment. Parts that

are shipped separately may be in this or another

classification.* 5216

217. Metal manufactures (SITC 67, 68, and 69} 5217

218. Other manufactures (SITC 61 through 66,

and 8> — Specify

219. Animal and vegetable oils, fats, and waxes; and

commodities n.e.c. (SITC 4 and 9) — Specify

r

,2 I 9

BY INTENDED USE

220. Capital equipment and other goods charged

to fixed asset accounts (if there is an entry

here, item 146 must have an entry) 5220

221. Goods intended for further processing, assembly,

or manufacture by this affiliate before resale to

others 5221

222. Goods for resale without further manufacture

by affiliate ^,222

223. Other — Specify

«>22 3

REPORT ALL AMOUNTS IN THOUSANDS OF U.S. DOLLARS

Total

(1)

$

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

]

1

Shipped by U.S.

Reporter(s)

{2)

2

$

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

Shipped by other

U.S. persons

(3)

3

$

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

* See footnote on page 16

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Section G — U.S, Merchandise Trade of Foreign Affiliate

Goods Only, Do Not Include Services — Continued

U.S. MERCHANDISE IMPORTS FROM THIS FOREIGN AFFILIATE

(valued f.a.s. foreign port)

224.Total goods shipped in FY 1982 to the United

States by this affiliate — Equals sum of items 225

through 236 5224

BY PRODUCT {See the Direct Investment industry

and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Part II.)

225, Food (raw and prepared) and live animals

chiefly for food (SITC 0) 5225

226. Beverages and tobacco (SITC 1) 5226

227. Crude materials, inedible, except fuels {SITC 2) 5227

228. Petroleum and products, mineral waxes,

natural and manufactured gas (part of SITC 3) 5228

229. Coal, coke, and briquets (part of SITC 3) 5229

230. Chemicals and related products (SITC 5) 5230

231. Machinery, electrical and nonelectrical, except

transportation equipment (SITC 71—77) 5231

232. Road vehicles (including air cushion vehicles) and

parts (SITC 78) — Include ail parts that are shipped

with the vehicles. Parts that are shipped separately

may be in this or another classification. * 5232

233. Other transport equipment (SITC 79) — Include all

parts that are shipped with the equipment. Parts that

are shipped separately may be in this or another

classification.* 5233

234. Metal manufactures (SITC 67, 68, and 69) 5234

235. Other manufactures (SITC 61 through 66,

and 8) — Specify

523 5

236. Animal and vegetable oils, fats, and waxes; and

commodities n.e.c. (SITC 4 and 9) — Specify

5236

REPORT ALL AMOUNTS IN THOUSANDS OF U.S. DOLLARS

Total

(1)

1

$

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

Shipped to U.S.

Reporters)

(2)

2

$

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

Shipped to other

U.S. persons

(3)

3

$

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

*ln the SITC, some parts that are shipped separately are included in SITC 78 and 79, respectively; however, others are included in SITC product

categories appropriate to the type of part, based not on the part's end-use, but rather on the main type of material from which it is made or its

general function. Major examples of such parts are gasoline and diesel engines (SITC 71); air conditioners for motor vehicles (SITC 74); tires at\4

tubes (SITC 62); and lamps, batteries, and electrical parts for engines (SITC 77). For more complete information, see the Direct Investment

Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Part II.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR FOREIGN AFFILIATES THAT ARE INSURANCE COMPANIES

These special instructions are intended to supplement or Items

supplant the instructions given elsewhere on the form. If

problems should arise in applying these instructions or in 52 Trade accounts and trade notes receivable, current —

reporting other specific items, please contact this Bureau Include current items such as agents balances or

at (202) 523-0632 from 7:30 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. uncoHected premiums, amounts recoverable from

Washington, D.C. time. reinsurers, and other current notes and accounts receivable

(net of allowances for doubtful items) arising from the

When there is a difference, the financial schedules are to ordinary course of business.

s\7ciK ^ axial'0 *"

 61 T 'a d « accw «t s and

 *ade "<*es TMabt*>corrent ~

insurance departments. Include assets not acceptable for liabilities ,««=•**> <•' ? r

the annual statement to an insurance department.

7 2 Sales or gross operating revenues, excluding sates

Non-trusteed or free account assets are to be included as taxes — Include items such as earned premiums,

part of total assets in this report if these assets are for the annuity considerations, gross investment income, and

benefit or protection of the policy holders being insured by item s of a s j m ii a r nature. Exclude income from foreign

this affiliate. affiliates that is to be reported in item 73.

Assets of an affiliate's U.S. Reporter that are held in the 79 Cost of goods sold — include costs relating to sales or

country of location of the affiliate that are for the benefit of gross operating revenues, excluding sates taxes (item

the U .S. Reporter's policy holders are not to be included in 72), such as policy losses incurred, death benefits,

this report. Such assets of the U.S. Reporter are to be matured endowments, other policy benefits, increases in

reported to the U.S. Treasury Department on the Treasury liabilities for future policy benefits, other underwriting

International Capital forms. expenses, and investment expenses,

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FORM BE-1 OB Supplemen

(REV. 1/83)

LIST OF i

t A U.S. OEPAfiTMENT OF COMMERCE

8UREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

\LL FOREIGN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES FULLY CONSOLIDATED

INTO THE REPORTING FOREIGN AFFILIATE

BEA USE ONLY W j ,. 1 Page No. of pages of

• 1 this Supplement A

Name of foreign affiliate as shown in Part I, item 2 of Form BE-10B

Supplement A — This List of AH Foreign Business Enterprises FuHy Consotidated into the Reporting Foreign Affiliate, must be completed for the foreign affiliate reporting

consolidated financial and operating data to BE A; each foreign business enterprise so fully consoHdated must be more than 10 percent owned, directly or indirectly, by the

U.S. Reporter and must also be more than 50 percent owned by the foreign affiliate named in Part I, item 2, of Form BE-1 OB. The number of foreign affiliates listed below

plus the reporting foreign affiliate must agree with Part 1, item 5, of Form BE-1 OB. Continue listing onto as many additional copied pages as necessary.

SEA USE ONLY

(1)

1

6002

6003

I

6004

1

6005

1

6006

1

6007

1

6008

1

6009

1

6010

1

601 1

1

6012

1

6013

1

6014

Name and country of location of each foreign business

enterprise fully consolidated in this Form BE-1 OB

(2)

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

Name of foreign business enterprise which holds the direct equity

interest in the foreign business enterprise I sted in column 2

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

Percentage of direct

ownership at close FY

1982 which the

foreign business

enterprise listed in

column 3 has in the

foreign business

enterprise listed in

column 2

(Enter percentage to

nearest tenth.)

(4)

4

4

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

4

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

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FORM BE-1OB Supplemen

(REV. 1/83)

LIST OF

t A U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

BUREAU Of ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

ALL FOREIGN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES FULLY CONSOLIDATED

INTO THE REPORTING FOREIGN AFFILIATE

Page No. of pages of this Supplement A

Name of foreign affiliate as shown in Part I, item 2 of Form BE-10B

Supplement A — This List of All Foreign Business Enterprises Fully Consolidated Into the Reporting Foreign Affiliate, must be completed for the foreign affiliate reporting

consolidated financial and operating data to BE A; each foreign business enterprise so fully consolidated must be more than 10 percent owned, directly or indirectly, by the

U.S. Reporter and must also be more than 50 percent owned by the foreign affiliate named in Part 1, item 2, of Form BE-IOB. The number of foreign affiliates listed below

plus the reporting foreign affiliate must agree with Part 1, item 5, of Form BE-IOB. Continue listing onto as many additional copied pages as necessary.

BEA USE ONLY

(1)

1

6015

1

6016

1

6017

1

6018

1

6019

1

6020

1

6021

1

6022

1

6023

1

6024

1

6025

1

6026

1

6027

Name and country of location of each foreign business

enterprise fuily consolidated in this Form BE-108

(2)

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

Name of foreign business enterprise which holds the direct equity

interest in the foreign business enterprise listed in column 2

(3!

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

Percentage of direct

ownership at close FY

1S82 which the

foreign business

enterprise listed in

column 3 has in the

foreign business

enterprise listed in

column 2

(Enter percentage to

nearest tenth.)

(4)

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

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(REV. 1/83) BUREAU OF SCONOMtC ANALYSIS

LIST OF ALL FOREIGN AFFILIATES IN WHICH THE REPORTING FOREIGN

AFFILIATE (AS CONSOLIDATED) HAS A DIRECT EQUITY INTEREST BUT

WHICH ARE NOT FULLY CONSOLIDATED ON THIS FORM BE-1 OB

BEA USE ONLY W ••I Page No. of pages of

1 this Supplement B

Identification — Name of foreign affiliate as shown in Part 1, item 2 of Form BE-10B

Supplement B — List ALL foreign affiliates of the U.S. Reporter(s) in which the fully consolidated foreign affiliate named in Fart 1, item 2, has a direct equity

interest, but which m& not fully consolidated on this Form BE-1 OB. Continue listing onto as many copied pages as needed. NOTE — Foreign affiliates Hsted on this

Supplement B must also file a complete Form BE-1 OB, or, if exempt per instructions, be Hsted on the Form BE-1 OA Supplement of its U.S. Reporter.

Name of each foreign affiliate, as taken from item 2 of the

Form BE-108 for that affiliate, in which a direct interest is held

( 1!

1

7002

1

7003

1

7004

1

7005

1

7006

1

7007

1

7008

1

7009

1

7010

1

701 1

1

7012

1

7013

1

7014

BE A USE ONLY

12)

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

Serial number, as taken from item 3 of

the Form B£-t(H3 of each foreign

affiliate listed in column 1

m

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

Percentage of direct

ownership in the

foreign affiliate Jisted

in column 1 heW by the

foreign affiliate named

in the identification

block above

(Enter percentage to

nearest tenth,}

Close

FY1982

(4)

4

4

4

4

%

4

4

%

. %

4

%

4

%

4

4

4

4

Close

FY1981

(5>

5

5

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

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(REV. 1/83) SUR&fcUG

LIST OF ALL FOREIGN AFFILIATES IN WHICH THE REPORTING FOREIGN

AFFILIATE (AS CONSOLIDATED) HAS A DIRECT EQUITY INTEREST BUT

WHICH ARE NOT FULLY CONSOLIDATED ON THIS FORM BE-1OB

ENT OF COMMERCE

= ECONOMIC ANALYSIS Page No. nf pages of this Supplement B

Identification — Name of foreign affiliate as shown in Part 1, item 2 of Form BE-10B

Supplement B — List ALL foreign affiliates of the U.S, Reporters) in which the fully consolidated foreign affiliate named in Part I, item 2, has a direct equity

interest, but which are not fully consolidated on this Form BE-1 OB. Continue listing onto as many copied pages as needed. NOTE — Foreign affiliates listed on this

Supplement B must also file a complete Form BE-1 OB, or, if exempt per instructions, be listed on the Form BE-10A Supplement of its U.S. Reporter.

Name of each foreign affiliate, as taken from item 2 of the

Form BE-1 OB for that affiliate, in which a direct interest is held

(1)

1

7015

1

7016

1

701 7

1

7018

1

7019

1

7020

1

7021

1

7022

1

7023

1

7024

1

7025

7026

1

7027

SEA USE ONLY

12)

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

Seriaf number, as taken from item 3 of

the Form BE- tOB of each foreign

affiliate iisted in column t

(3)

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

Percentage of direct

ownership in the

foreign affiliate listed

In column 1 held by the

foreign affiliate named

in the identification

bteck above

{Enter percentage to

nearest tenth.)

Close

FY1982

(4)

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

Ctose

FY1981

(5)

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5-

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O.M.B. No. 0608-0049 Approval Expires December 31, 1983

FOR

(Rev.

M BE-10A BANK (Report foraU.S. Reporter^ pw| , _ 1DiNTlFICATIO N O p y. s . REPORTER

U-S. Department of Commerce

Bureau of Economic Analysis

MANDATORY

BENCHMARK SURVEY OF U.S.

DIRECT INVESTMENT

ABROAD-1982

1 . Name and address of U.S. Reporter BEA USE ONLY

Control

number 0 0 0 2

RETURN

REPORTS

TO

1 1

U.S. Department of Commerce

Bureau of Economic Analysis

(BE-50, SSB)

Washington, D.C. 20230

BEA 1001 1

USE ONLY

IMPORTANT NOTES

A single original copy of each form or supplement shall be filed with

the Bureau of Economic Analysis. For Form BE-10A, this should be

the copy with the address label if such a labeled copy has been

provided.

Read Instruction Booklet before competing form. The instructions

given below are only a brief summary of certain ones relating to this

form.

BANKS

See SPECIAL NOTE - BANKS, on page 2 .before proceeding.

DEFINITIONS

1 . U.S. DIRECT INVESTMENT ABROAD - The ownership or

control, directly or indirectly, by one U.S. person of 10 per

centum or more of the voting securities of an incorporated foreign

business enterprise or an equivalent interest in an unincorporated

foreign business enterprise, including a branch.

2 . U.S. REPORTER - The U.S. person which has direct investment

in a foreign business enterprise, including a branch. If the U.S.

person is an incorporated business enterprise, the U.S. Reporter is

the fully consolidated U.S. domestic enterprise consisting of {1 >

the U.S. corporation whose voting securities are not owned more

than 50 percent by another U.S. corporation, and {2) proceeding

down each ownership chain from that U.S. corporation, any U.S.

corporation (including Domestic International Sales Corporations}

whose voting securities are more than 50 percent owned by the

U.S. corporation above it. The fully consolidated U.S. domestic

enterprise excludes foreign branches and other foreign affiliates.

3. U.S. REPORTER'S 1982 FISCAL YEAR - The U.S. Reporter's

financial reporting year that has an ENDING DATE IN CALENDAR

YEAR 1982.

REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

1 . FILING — A completed Form 8E-10A is required from each U.S.

Reporter (see definition). Exception: When a U.S. business enterprise owns a foreign affiliate and the U.S. business enterprise is

owned more than 50 per centum by a U.S. individual, the report

should be filed by, and Form BE-10A should be for, the business

enterprise rather than the individual. Direct financial transactions

or positions, if any, with the foreign affiliate by the individual

must be included in the business enterprise's report.

2 . PARTIAL EXEMPTION WHEN ALL FOREIGN AFFILIATES ARE

EXEMPT — When the U.S. Reporter has foreign affiliates, but all

are exempt from filing Form BE-10B, then only items 1 through 4

of Form BE-10A, and Form BE-10A SUPPLEMENT, which lists

exempt foreign affiliates, must be completed and filed.

3. PARTIAL EXEMPTION BASED ON TYPE OF REPORTER - U.S.

Reporters that are religious, charitable, or other nonprofit

organizations, and individuals who directly own a foreign affiliate,

are required to file a Form BE-10A completing, in Part i

(Identification of U.S. Reporter), only items 1,2,8,9, and 12; the

remaining items in Part I and ail items in Part II (Financial and

Operating Data of U.S. Reporter) need not be completed.

4.ASSISTANCE - Telephone (202) 523-0632 during office

hours — 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Washington, D.C. time.

S. DUE DATE - 8E-10 reports comprising both Form 8E-10A and

Forrois) BE-10B are due on the following dates:

June 30,1983 - U.S. Reporter required to file less than 20

Forms 8E-10B.

July 31,1983 - U.S. Reporter required to file 20 to 99

Forms BE-10B.

August 31,1983 -U.S. Reporter required to file 100 or

more Forms BE-10B.

GENERAL NOTES

1 . Currency amounts should be reported in U.S. dollars and rounded

to the nearest thousand. Example: $1,033,242.00 should be

reported as $1,033.

2 . If an item is between + or — $500,00, enter "0. "

3. Use parentheses {} to indicate negative numbers.

4 . Every question on the form should be answered except where

reporting is specifically exempt,

5. All questions should be answered in the context of the U.S.

Reporter's 1982 fiscal year (see definition above and item 9 of

this Form BE-1QA).

6. Where the instruction "Mark (X} one" is given, if it is necessary to

mark more than one answer, give an explanation.

7. Pages of this report may be separated for machine processing.

MANDATORY

This survey is being conducted pursuant to the International

Investment Survey Act of 1976 (P.L. 94-472,90 Stat. 2059,22

U.S.C, 3101 to 3108 - hereinafter "the Act"}, and the filing of

reports is mandatory pursuant to Section S{b)(2) of the Act (22

U.S.C. 3104),

PENALTIES

Whoever fails to report may be subject to a civil penalty not

exceeding $ 10,000 and to injunctive relief commanding such person

to comply, or both. Whoever willfully fails to report shall be fined not

more than $ 10,000 and, if an individual, may be imprisoned for not

more than one year, or1 both. Any officer, director, employee, or

agent of any corporation who knowingly participates in such

violations, upon conviction, may be punished by a like fine,

imprisonment or both. (See Section 6 of the Act, 22 U.S.C. 3105.)

CONFIDENTIALITY

The information filed in this report may be used only for analytical

and statistical purposes and access to the information shall be

available only to officials and employees (including consultants and

contractors and their employees! of agencies designated by the

President to perform functions under the Act. The President may

authorize the exchange of the information between agencies or

officials designated to perform functions under the Act, but only for

analytical and statistical purposes. No official or employee (including

consultants and contractors and their employees} shall publish or

make available any information collected under the Act in such a

manner that the person to whom the information relates can be

specifically identified. Reports and copies of reports prepared

pursuant to the Act are confidential and their submission or

disclosure shall not he compelled by any person without the prior

written permission of the person filing the report and the customer of

such person where the information supplied is identifiable as being

derived from the records of such customer (22 U.S.C. 3104).

NAME OF PERSON TO CONSULT CONCERNING THIS REPORT

(Print or type!

Address iNumber and street.

CTty" State ZIP code

TELEPHONE

NUMBER —

~Area code | Number Extension

CERTIFICATION — The undersigned person hereby certifies that the

information contained in this report (including Forms BE-10A and BE-10B

and any statements attached thereto) is accurate and complete and all

estimates used are reasonable to the best of his/her knowledge and belief.

Signature of authorized person

Name and title of authorized person (Print or type)

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SPECIAL NOTE - BANKS

business enterprises over 50 percent of whose total revenues are

generated by activities classified in industry code 600) because

much of the information on banks' foreign activities which is

agencies of the Federal Government. The specialized report forms

are designed to yield only such additional information as is

deemed necessary. Use of specialized Forms BE-1OA BANK and

BE-1 OB BANK is at the discretion of BEA; in situations where their

possible use is not clear-cut, permission must be secured from

BEA in advance of filing.

Form BE-1 OA BANK has been developed for reporting by a U.S.

Reporter that is a bank or a bank holding company. It is not to be

used by a U.S. Reporter that may technically be classified as a

from being reported on Form BE-1 OS BANK, but must be listed on

Form 8E-10A SUPPLEMENT, incorporated foreign bank affiliates

in which the U.S. Reporter holds a direct equity interest must be

separately reported. All branch banks of the U.S. Reporter Hi*

given foreign country must bt consolidated on one Form EE-1QB

BANK even if it is the Reporter's practice to report data for these

branches separately on Federal Reserve FoVm FR10SP m Comp*

trailer of the Currency Form CC-781 CM>9.

activities. (Activities of subsidiaries that may not be banks but that

provide support to the parent company, such as real estate

subsidiaries set up to hold the office buildings occupied by the

parent company, are considered bank activities,!

Form BE-10B BANK has also faeen developed for reporting of a

foreign affiliate that is a bank and in which the U.S. Reporter holds

a direct arwfer indirect ownership interest. However, a foreign

bank affiliate of the U.S. Reporter in wWch the U.S. Reporter holds

A U.S.

affiliate, must file a Form BE-1QA BANK for Itself and a standard

Form BE-108 for the tionbank foreign afflate,

A U.S. Reporter that is not a bank, but that has a bank foreign

affiliate, must file a standard Form BE-10A for itself and a Form

BE-1 OB BANiC for the bank foreign affiliate,

Banks located on U.S. military bases abroad and servicing base

personnel are not considered "foreign" and a Form BE-1 OB BANK

The specialized report forms, where their use is permitted,

and in the instruction Booklet should be so construed.

References to Forms Bf-10A snd BS-108 should be interpreted

as meaning Forms BE-10A BANK and Bf-108 SAN&, unless

2. Form of organization of U.S. Reporter - Mark (X) one

I I Corporation

L J Partnership

I I Individual

D Estate

• Trust

D Other - Specify_

3. If H10 US. Reporter is » corporation, is the corporation owned to the extent of mora than 50% of its voting stock; by

another U.S. business enterprise?

1003 ITn • Ye s - Complete the "CLAIM mn NOT RUNG A BS- JO" by checking box mmkmr 3 and entering in number B on tte "data" the

rwns and gddmm of the U.S. business entwprke In which your data wilt be consolidated in aoconktne* with ttw d&finitiofi of

U.S. Reporter, Submit thm claim to SEA and forward the remainder of the 8E-1Q Survey paekm to the U,S, bminem enterprise

in which your data will be consolidated. If this cannot be done, caff (2QM &2S-0632 for further Instructions,

F2] DNO

4. Enter employer identification number(s) used by tha U.S. Reporter to file U.S. income and payroll taxes. Show additional

NOTE: Applicable to items 5,6, and 7 only —In general, all U.S..

must be fully consolidated in this report. However, it is recognized that certain U.S. subsidiaries normally may not be consolidated into the parent

company's report to shareholders (because, for example, the subsidiary is in an unrelated line of business). While BEA prefers that such a

subsidiary be consolidated in this report, it will permit the U.S. Reporter, in lieu of consolidation, to either 15 combine or aggregate the subsidiary ir

this Form BE-1 OA or 2\ file a separate Form BE-1OA for the subsidiary, as specified in the Instruction Booklet, Part IS, Section 8.2.

Are data for any U»S.

combined in this Form BE-10A?

I, or

DYes

• NO

i "Yes," give the name of each such U.S. subsidiary, and the increase in the U.S.

from that U.S. subsidiary's consolidation, aggregation, or combination in this Form BE-10A.

Name of U.S. subsidiary

{Thousands of U.S. dollars}

7. Is a separate Form 8E-10A being filed for any normally unconsolidated U.S. subsidiaries that are encompassed in the definition of the U.S.

1007 1 1 Q Ye s _ £Ote r narm m<jfef which each separate Form &E-10A is being filed.

2 DNC

8 . Enter the number of foreign affiliate reports (Form BE-1 OB and BE-1 OB BANK) which you are required to file.

1 Number

FORM BE-10A BANK (REV 2/83)

Also attach to your report a list of foreign affiliate reports submitted, giving the affiliate's name and the serial

number for the report as shown in items 2 and 3, respectively, of Form BE-1 OB or Form BE-10B BANK.

if you also have exempt foreign affiliates, list them on Form BE-1 OA SUPPLEMENT and give the requested

information for each. (Do not include exempt foreign affiliates in the number given here.) ____ ^

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9. Enter the ending date of this U.S. Reporter's 1982 fiscal year

Month Day Year

10. Was there a change in the entity during FY 1982 that caused prior year data to be restated?

1010

 FT] C Yes

I

1

 2 ! • No

11.BEA

USE

ONLY

12. What is the major product or service Involved in the activity of the U.S. business enterprise being reported?

INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION OF U.S. REPORTER (by percent of sales or gross operating revenues) — Enter the

appropriate 3-digit industry code(s) and the percent, to the nearest tenth of om percent, of sales fas defined for item

39 on standard Form BE-1OA) associated with each code. See the "Summary of Industry Classifications" fr» the

Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Fart I, which afso contains a full

explanation of each code. If you use fewer than eight codes, you must account for one hundred percent of sales {or

gross operating revenues).

13. Banking

Dl industry code

(1)

6 0 0

Percent of sales

{2}

14. Enter code with 2nd largest percent of sales

15. Enter code with 3rd largest percent of sales

16. Enter code with 4th largest percent of sates

17. Enter code with 5th largest percent of sales

18. Enter code with 6th largest percent of sales

19. Enter code with 7th largest percent of sales

20. Enter code with 8th largest percent of sales

2 1 . TOTAL PERCENT OF SALES ACCOUNTED FOR - Sum of Hmma 13 through 20

If lass than 100%, BEA witt. If necessary, contact the U.S. Reporter to secure additional

details for correctly computing industry cades. 1021

22. BEA

USE

ONLY

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23. TOTAL ASSETS AT CLOSE FY 1982 - As required to be reported on the consolidated report of

condition of the bank's domestic offices and affiliates

Amount

(Thou$ands of U.S. Dollars}

Hi

24. TOTAL INCOME — Include safes or gross operating revenues, excluding sales taxes; equity in net

income (distributed and undistributed), after income taxes, from investments accounted for using the

equity method, or dividends received (net of withholding taxes) from investments accounted for using

the cost method, for all equity investments included in items 29 and 30 of standard Form BE- 10A; net

unrealized and realized capital gains (losses) that have been fecognized; and other income. Same basis as

required by item 43 of standard Form BE-1OA.

25. NET INCOME — Net income after provision for U.S. income taxes, but before dividends on common

and preferred stock. Same basis as required by item 49 of standard Form BE-1QA.

Number of employees

26. TOTAL EMPLOYMENT — Report the total number of full-time and part-time employees on the payroll at

the end of FY 1982, as defined for item 78 of standard Form BE-10A*

Amount

(Thousands of US. Dollars}

(1)

27. TOTAL EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION — Report, for all employees, the sum of wages and salaries and

employer expenditures for employee benefit plans, as defined for items 79 and 80 of standard Form BE-10A*

BEA

USE

ONLY

*Note - if total employment, item 26, or total employee compensation, item 27, is zero, explain.

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FORM BE-1GA SUPPLEMENT u.s. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

LISTING OF EXEMPT FOREIGN AFFILIATES *««*<****«*:«*"•***

(See Form BE-10A, item 8 and Instruction Booklet, Part II, Section B.3 and C.2)

Name of U.S. Reporter

Exempt foreign affiliate

Name

6001

6002

6003

6004

6005

6006

6007

6008

6009

6010

6011

6012

6013

6014

6015

9 9 6 This line for BEA USE ONLY •

Country

of

location

BEA

USE

ONLY

(1)

Primary

industry

code'

(21

U.S. Reporter's

percent of

ownership

Percent to nearest tenth

Direct

13)

Indirect

 2

{4)

Thousands of U.S. dollars

Affiliate's

Total

assets

(5)

Sales or

gross

operating

revenues

(6)

Net income

after foreign

income tax

(?)

U.S. Reporter's

investment in

affiliate3

(8)

BEA USE t

ONLY T 0 0 0

Foreign affiliate parent holding direct equity interest in exempt foreign affitia

iComplete only if U.S. Reporter holds no direct equity interest in

exempt foreign affiliate.)

BEA

USE

ONLY

(9)

Country of location

2

te.

Name4

USE REVERSE SIDE AS NECESSARY

1

 See Form BE-10B or Direct Investment industry and foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Part i, for code; enter code which accounts for largest percent of sates or gross operating revenues, excluding sales taxes.

2

 See Form BE-10B, item 21, and Instruction Booklet, Part II, Section C, 1,

3

 For each affiliate for which there is an entry in column 3, i.e., in which the U.S. Reporter holds a direct equity interest, give the U.S. Reporter's share of total owners' equity of the affiliate plus debt and other intercompany

account items owed by the affiliate to the U.S. Reporter, less debt and other intercompany account items owed to the affiliate by the U.S, Reporter.

4

 If more than one foreign affiliate of the U.S. Reporter owns the exempt foreign affiliate, show affiliate with largest direct interest.

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Exempt foreign affiliate

Name

6016

6017

6018

6019

6020

6021

6022

6023

6024

6025

6026

6027

6028

6029

6030

6031

6032

6033

9 9 7 This line for BEA USE ONLY •

Country

of

location

BEA

USE

ONLY

(1)

Primary

industry

code*

121

U.S. Reporter's

percent of

ownership

Percent to mmst tenth

Direct

m

tncthvet

 2

Thousands 0f U.S. dollars

Aff Mate's

Total

assets

Sales or

gross

operating

revenues

{6}

Net income

after foreign

income tax

m

U.S. Reporter's

investment in

affiliate *

(8)

Foreign

f

BEA

USE

ONLY

(9)

affiNste parent holding c

Complete only if U. S. ft

exen

Country of location

Mrect equity interest in exempt foreign affiliate,

eparter holds no direct equity interest in

tpt foreign affiliate.)

Name4

USE NEXT PAGE If NECESSARY

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FORM BE-1 OA SUPPLEMENT u.s. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

REV 283

 LISTING OF EXEMPT FOREIGN AFFILIATES 8«*UO,ECONOM,CAKALVS,S

(See F&rm BE-10A, Hem 8 and Instruction Booklet, Part tt. Section 8.3 and C2f

Name of U.S. Reporter

Exempt foreign affiliate

Name

6034

6035

6036

6037

6038

6039

6040

6041

6042

6043

6044

6045

6046

6047

6048

9 9 8 This line for BEA USE ONLY •

Country

of

location

BEA

USE

ONLY

(1)

Primary

industry

code1

m

U.S. Reporter's

percent of

ownership

Percent to nearest tenth

Direct

(3)

Indirect2

(4!

Thousands of U.S- dollars

Affiliate's

Total

assets

(5)

Sales or

gross

operating

revenues

(6)

Net income

after foreign

income tax

m

U.S. Reporter's

investment in

affiliate3

(8)

BEA USE ^

ONLY T 0 0 0

Foreign affiliate parent holding direct equity interest in exempt foreign affilia

(Complete only if U.S, Reporter hotels no direct equity interest in

exempt foreign affiliate.)

BEA

USE

ONLY

(9)

Country of location

2

Ire.

Name4

USE REVERSE SIDE AS NECESSARY

J

 See Form BE-1 OS or Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Part I, for code; enter code which accounts for largest percent of sales or gross operating revenues, excluding sales taxes.

2

 See Form 8£-10B, item 21, and Instruction Booklet, Part It, Section C. 1,

3

 For each affiliate for which there Is m entry in column 3, i.e., in which the U.S. Reporter hoWs a direct equity interest, give the U.S, Reporter's share of total owners' equity of the affiliate phis debt and other intercompany

account items owed by the affiliate to the U.S. Reporter, less debt and other intercompany account Items owed to the affiliate by the U.S. Reporter,

4

 If more than one foreign affiliate of the U.S. Reporter owns the exempt fore^n affftate, show affiliate with largest direct interest.

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Exempt foreign affiliate

Name

6049

6050

6051

6052

6053

6054

6055

6056

6057

6058

6059

6060

6061

6062

6063

6064

6065

6066

9 9 9 This line for BEA USE ONLY >

Country

of

location

BEA

USE

ONLY

(1)

Primary

industry

code*

(2)

U.S. Reporter's

percent of

ownership

Percent to nearest tenth

Direct

(3)

indirect2

(4}

Thousands of U.S. dollars

Affiliate's

Total

assets

(5}

Sales or

gross

operating

revenues

(6)

Net income

after foreign

income tax

(7)

U.S. Reporter's

investment in

affiliate

 3

<8)

Foreign affiliate parent holding direct equity interest in exempt foreign affiliate,

(Complete only if U.S. Reporter holds no direct equity interest in

exempt foreign affiliate.)

BEA

USE

ONLY

(9)

Country of location Name4

USE ADDIT1OIAL SHEETS AS NECESSARY

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O.M.B. No. 0608-0049' Approval txpires December 31,1 983

m BE-1 OB BANK (Report for Foreign

(REV 2/83) Affiliate that is a Bank)

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Bureau of Economic Analysis

MANDATORY

BENCHMARK SURVEY

OF U.S. DIRECT

INVESTMENT ABROAD

1982

Part I - IDENTIFICATION OF FOREIGN AFFILIATE

If a BEA label has been provided

for this affiliate, affix it here.

Otherwise fill in. J£.

BEA USE ONLY

Control

number

1 . Name of U.S. Reporter of affiliate — Same as item 7, Form BE-10A

RETURN

REPORTS

TO

i

U.S. Department of Commerce

Bureau of Economic Analysis

(BE-50, SSB)

Washington, D.C. 20230

2 . Name of foreign affiliate being reported — Use the same name on all reports filed

subsequently for this affiliate with the Bureau of Economic Analysis, e.g.. Form BE-577.

BEA USE ONLY

IMPORTANT NOTES

A single original copy of each form or supplement shall be filed with

the Bureau of Economic Analysis. For Form BE-10B, this should be

the copy to which you have attached the appropriate label if such a

label has been provided.

Read Instruction Booklet before completing form. The instructions

given below are only a brief summary of certain ones relating to this

form.

See SPECIAL NOTE: BANKS, on page 2, before proceeding.

DEFINITIONS

1 . U.S. DIRECT INVESTMENT ABROAD - The ownership or control,

directly or indirectly, by one U.S. person of 10 per centum or more

of the voting securities of an incorporated foreign business

enterprise or an equivalent interest in an unincorporated foreign

business enterprise, including a branch.

2 . AFFILIATE — A business enterprise located in one country which

is directly or indirectly owned or controlled by a person of another

country to the extent of 10 per centum or more of its voting stock

for an incorporated business or an equivalent interest for an

unincorporated business, including a branch.

3. FOREIGN AFFILIATE - An affiliate located outside the United

States in which a U.S. person has direct investment.

4 . FOREIGN AFFILIATE'S 1 982 FISCAL YEAR - The foreign

affiliate's financial reporting year that has an ENDING DATE

IN CALENDAR YEAR 1982.

REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

1 . FILING — A U.S. person is required to file one Form BE-10B for

each foreign affiliate that is not totally exempt. (Under those

limited conditions where foreign affiliates may be consolidated,

the consolidated entity is considered to be one foreign

affiliate.) If two or more U.S. Reporters jointly own a foreign

affiliate, directly or indirectly, each U.S. Reporter must submit

a Form 8E-10B report for the affiliate. The U.S. Reporter having

the highest percentage ownership (direct and indirect

combined) in the foreign affiliate must file a "complete"

Form BE-10B report; the other U.S. Reporter(s) must file a

"partial" Form BE-10B report in which only Part I, items 1

through 25, and Part 111, if there is direct ownership or financial

transactions, have been completed. If the percentage of

ownership is the same, the U.S Reporters must decide among

themselves which one will submit the complete report. For a

detailed illustration of foreign affiliate reporting requirements,

see the Instruction Booklet, Part It, Section C.4.

2 . TOTAL EXEMPTION - A Form BE-10B need not be fifed if:

a. Each (i.e., all three) of the following items, as defined on standard Form BE-10B, for the foreign affiliate (not the U.S.

Reporter's share) was between - $3,000,000.00

and + $3,000,000.00 for the reporting period:

(1) Total assets, item 60,

(2) Sales or gross operating revenues, excluding sates

taxes, item 72, and

(3) Net income aftsr provision for foreign income taxes,

item 84, AND

b. The foreign affiliate does not own another foreign affiliate for

which a Form BE-10B must be filed. If the latter condition is not

met, then Form BE-1 OB must be filed for the foreign affiliate

parent holding the equity interest regardless of the value of its

assets, sales, or net income. That is, all affiliates upward in a

chain of ownership must be reported.

In addition, a foreign bank affiiliate of the U.S. Reporter is exempt

from being reported on this Form BE-10BBANK if the U.S.

Reporter holds only an indirect ownership interest and that

indirect ownership interest is 50 percent or tess, provided that

the foreign bank affiliate does not own another foreign affiliate

for which a Form BE-1 OB report must be filed.

NOTE — An affiliate's receivables due from its parent may not

be eliminated from total assets when applying the exemption

criteria for preparing this report.

Pursuant to item 8, Form BE-10A, a Form BE-10A SUPPLEMENT

must be attached giving the name, country of location, and

selected information for each exempt foreign affiliate. If all affiliates

are exempt, then Form BE-10A SUPPLEMENT must be filed along

with the required partial Form 8E-10A.

3. TRANSLATION OF FOREIGN CURRENCY FINANCIAL AND

OPERATING DATA INTO U.S. DOLLARS - The foreign affiliate's

financial and operating data should be translated from foreign

currency to U.S. dollars using U.S. generally accepted accounting

principles (FASB 8 or 52, as applicable). See the Instruction

Booklet, Part V, Section B.

4 . ASSISTANCE - Telephone (202) 523-0632 during office hours -

7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Washington, D.C. time.

5. DUE DATE — BE-10 reports comprising both Form BE-10A and

Form(s! BE-1 OB are due on the following dates:

June 30, 1983 - For a U.S. Reporter required to file less than 20

Forms BE-1 OB.

July 31, 1983 — For a U.S. Reporter required to file 20 to 99

Forms BE-108.

August 31 , 1983 - For a U.S. Reporter required to file 100 or

more Forms BE-1 OB.

GENERAL NOTES

1 . Currency amounts should be reported in U.S. dollars and rounded to

the nearest thousand. Examples: $1,033,242.00 should be reported

as $1,033.

2 . If an item is between + $500.00 and - $500.00, enter "0."

3 . Use parentheses () to indicate negative numbers.

4 . Every question on the form should be answered except where

reporting is specifically exempt. If certain information cannot be

supplied because the accounts of the foreign affiliate cannot be

obtained, give your best estimate.

5. All questions should be answered in the context of the foreign

affiliate's 1982 fiscal year (see definition above and item 10 of

this Form BE-1 OB BANK).

6. Where the instruction "Mark (X) one" is given, if it is necessary to

mark more than one answer, give an explanation.

7. Pages of this report may be separated for machine processing. To

facilitate correct reassembly, enter the serial number (from item 3)

in the space provided in the upper right hand corner of all the ODD

numbered pages.

MANDATORY

This survey is being conducted pursuant to the International

Investment Survey Act of 1976 (P.L. 94—472, 90Stat. 2059,

22 U.S,C. 3101 to 3108 — hereinafter "the Act"), and the filing of

reports is mandatory pursuant to section 5tb)(2) of the Act

(22 U.S.C. 3104).

PENALTIES

Whoever fails to report may be subject to a civil penalty not

exceeding $ 10,000 and to injunctive relief commanding such person

to comply, or both. Whoever willfully fails to report shall be fined not

more than $10,000 and, if an individual, may be imprisoned for not

more than one year, or both. Any officer, director, employee, or

agent of any corporation who knowingly participates in such

violations, upon conviction, may be punished by a like fine,

imprisonment, or both. (See Section 6 of the Act, 22 U.S.C. 3105.)

CONFIDENTIALITY

The information fifed in this report may be used only for analytical and

statistical purposes and access to the information shall be available

only to officials and employees tinctuding consultants and contractors

and their employees) of agencies designated by the President to

perform functions under the Act. The President may authorize the

exchange of the information between agencies or officials designated

to perform functions under the Act, but only for analytical and

statistical purposes. No official or employee tincluding consultants and

contractors and their employees) shall publish or make available any

information collected under the Act in such a manner that the person to

whom the information relates can be specifically identified. Reports

and copies of reports prepared pursuant to the Act are confidential and

their submission or disclosure shall not be compelled by any person

without the prior written permission of the person filing the report and

the customer of such person where the information supplied is

identifiable as being derived from the records of such customer

(22 U.S.C. 3104).

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SPECIAL NOTE: BANKS

Specialized report forms have been adopted for banks (that is, for

business enterprises over 50 percent of whose total revenues are

generated by activities classified in industry code 600), because

much of the information on banks' foreign activities which is

requested on the standard forms is already being reported to other

agencies of the Federal Government. The specialized report forms are

designed to yield only such additional information as is deemed

necessary. Use of specialized Forms SE-1OA BANK and BE-1 OB

BANK is at the discretion of BEA; in situations where their possible

use is not clear-cut, permission must be secured from BEA in advance

of filing.

Form 8E-10A BANK has been developed for reporting by a U.S.

Reporter that is a bank or a bank holding company. It is not to be used

by a U.S. Reporter that may technically be classified as a bank

holding company because of an interest in a banking activity, but that

has over 50 percent of its revenues generated by nonbank activities.

(Activities of subsidiaries that may not be banks but that provide

support to the parent company, such as real estate subsidiaries set

up to hold the office building occupied by the parent company, are

considered bank activities.)

Form BE-1 OB BANK is for reporting of a foreign affiliate that is a bank

in which the U.S. Reporter holds a direct and/or indirect ownership

interest. However, a foreign bank affiliate of the U.S. Reporter in

which the U.S. Reporter holds only an indirect ownership interest of

50 percent or less is exempt from being reported on Form BE-10B

BANK, but must be listed on Form BE-1 OA SUPPLEMENT.

Incorporated foreign bank affiliates in which the U.S. Reporter holds

a direct equity interest must be separately reported. All branch banks

of the U.S. Reporter in a given foreign country must be consolidated

on one Form BE-108 SANK even if it is the Reporter's practice to

report data for these branches separately on Federal Reserve Form

FR105F or on Comptroller of the Currency Form CC7Q10-09.

A U.S. Reporter that is a bank, but that has a nonbank foreign

affiliate, must file a Form BE-1 OA BANK for itself and a standard

Form BE-108 for the nonbank foreign affiliate.

A U.S. Reporter that is not a bank, but that has a bank foreign

affiliate, must file a standard Form BE-10A for itself and a

Form BE-10B BAN K for the bank foreign affiliate.

Banks located on U.S. military bases abroad and servicing base

personnel are not considered "foreign" and a Form BE-108 BANK

should not be filed for them.

The specialteed report forms, where their use is permitted, replace

the standard forms, and the instructions given herein and in the

Instruction Booklet should be so construed. References to Forms

BE-10A and 8E-108 should be interpreted as meaning Forms BE-10A

BANK and BE-1 OB BANK, unless otherwise specified.

Part I - IDENTIFICATION OF FOREIGN AFFILIATE - Continued

3. Serial number for foreign affiliate — Enter serial number from transmittal list required to be submitted with report pursuant to itBm 8, Form BE-WA

Also enter this number in the space provided in the upper right hand corner of ODD

NUMBERED pages of this report. This will facilitate assembly if form is disassembled for

machine processing.

Number

4 . Name change — If there has been a name change since 1977, give 7977 name of ioreign affiliate.

BEA 1004

USE

ONLY

5 . Number of foreign affiliates consolidated — Enter number

If this report is for a single foreign affiliate, enter" 1 " in the box. If more than one foreign affiliate is consolidated in this report, enter the

number of foreign aff(Bates consoJidated. (Hereinafter they are considered to be one affiliate,}

Number

NOTE — DO NOT consolidate affiliates in different countries, or in different BEA 3-digit industries, except

under the limited conditions noted in the Instruction Booklet, Part It, Section C.5.

if number is greater than one, Supplement A of this Form 8E-10B BANK must be completed.

6. Does this foreign affiliate have a direct equity interest in another reported foreign affiliate of its U.S. Reporter(s), including branches of this

affiliate, which are RIOT fully consolidated on this Form BE-1 OB BANK? - Mark (X) one

D Yes — Supplement B of this Form BE-10 BANK MUST be completed.

• No

7. Form of organization of foreign affiliate — Mark (X) one

1007

CH Corporation

| | Branch *

Q Partnership

Q Sole proprietorship

• Other - Specify

f

 NOTE — For a business enterprise that is incorporated in the United States but carries on substantially all of its operations abroad, the foreign

portion of its operations should be considered and treated as a branch, i.e., as an unincorporated foreign affiliate.

8 . Country of incorporation or organization of foreign affiliate — Mark (X) one

I I Japan

1

6

1

1

1

3

1

3

0

0

0

0

1

0

7

8

I I Australia

I I Canada

L J France

I I Germany

1

6

1

2

1

3

1

1

1

2

4

3

7

I I Mexico

I I United Kingdom

LD Other — Specify

9. Country of location — Country in which foreign affiliate's physical assets are located or where its primary activity

is carried out — Mark {X} one

1

6

1

1

1

3

i

3

0

0

0

0

1

0

7

8

CH Australia

I I Canada

LJ France

I I Germanv

1

6

1

2

1

3

i

1

1

2

4

3

7

FORM BE 10BBANK IREV. 2'83]

I I Japan

I I Mexico

I I United Kingdom

I I Other — Specify

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Part i - IDENTIFICATION OF FOREIGN AFFILIATE - Continued 1 f^JSS smtalnumim

10. Enter the ending date of this foreign affiliate's 1982 fiscal year

Month Day Year NOTE — For a foreign business enterprise that was a foreign affiliate for all of FY 1982 TM Data for the

reporting period should be for the foreign affiliate's 1982 fiscal year; data for close FY 1982 shouid be for the

foreign affiliate as it existed at the ending date of the 1982 fiscal year; and data for close FY t§81 should be

for the foreign affiliate as it existed one year prior to the 1982 fiscal year ending date. {Close FY 1981 data

must not be restated due to changes in ths entity during FY 1982.)

Was the foreign business enterprise a foreign affiliate for only part of FY 1982?

LJ Yes NOTE — For a foreign business enterprise that was a foreign affiliate for oniy part of FY 1982 — If the

enterprise became a foreign affiliate during the reporting period, the ciose FY 1981 data columns should all be

zero, if the enterprise ceased to be m affiliate durfrtg the reporting period, the dose FY 1982 data columns

I I N o should ail be zero.

12. If the answer to item 11 is "Yes," mark (X) the appropriate box and enter date

1012 I 1

1 I LJ Date foreign business enterprise fcecame a foreign affiliate

Month Day Year

13. Was there a change in the entity during FY 1082 that caused prior year data to be restated?

1013 I1 - I L J Yes — Please note that all close FY 1981 data must be before restatement due to a change in the entity,

I I unless otherwise specified

• No

DIRECT OWNERSHIP IN THIS FOREIGN AFFILIATE - Enter percent 0f

ownership, to a tenth of one percent, based on voting stock if &n incorporated

affiliate, or an equivalent Interest if an unincorporated affiliate, held directly by

14, U.S. Reporter named in Item 1

Percent of ownership at close of fiscal year

(1}

1981

m

15. Foreign sffitiate(s) of U.S. Reporter named In item 1 -~ ff entry is made here,

items 21 and 22 must be completed

16, Other U.S. Reporter(s) of this affiliate — If entry Is made here, item 23

must be "Yes"

17. Foreign aff iliate(s) of other U.S. Reporters — tf entry is made here,

item 23 must be "Yes"

18. Other U.S. persons

19. Other foreign persons

20. TOTAL Of DIRECTLY HELD VOTING OWNERSHIP INTERESTS -

100 0 % 100. 0 %

2 1 . Indirect ownership — If there is an entry in item 15, enter U.S. Reporter's percent

indirect ownership of this sffifime. See Instruction Booklet, Part It, Section C. L, for

instructions on how to compute indirect ownership percentages.

22. Identification of foreign affiliate parent(s) — If there is an entry in item 15, enter

b&tow the nameta), serial number(s), and the percent($f of ownership by the foreign

Name

(from item 2 of parent's Form 8E-10BJ

Serial Number

(from item 3 of parent's Form BE-1081

TOTAL — Must equal percentages entered in Hem IS

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23, Do two or more U.S. persons each directly or indirectly own or control at least % 0 percent of this affiliate's voting rights? — Mark {X} one

1023

D Yes — Item IB or 17 above must have an entry, and either item 24 or 25 must be comptetsd

• No — Skip to item 26

24. If the answer to item 23 is "Yes," and if the U.S. Reporter named in item 1 is submitting the Part II data {i.e., the "complete"

report) for this foreign affiliate, give nametel and mailing address(es) of the other U.S. Reporterfs) who is(are) not submitting

the data.

Name

BEA

USE

ONLY

25. if the answer to item 23 is "Yes," and if the U.S. Reporter named in item 1 is not submitting the Part II data {i.e., is su!

report) for this foreign affiliate, give name and mailing address of U.S. Reporter submitting the data.

BEA

USE

ONLY

26. Operating period — Was the foreign affiliate inactive for part of the reporting period or did it operate on an intermittent or seasonal basis

during the reporting period? — Mark iX) one.

CH Yes — Explain and give date

• No

Explanation Date

27. BEA

USE

ONLY

28. What is the major product or service involved in the activity of the foreign business enterprise being reported?

INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION OF FOREIGN AFFILIATE (by percent of sates or gross operating revemis)

Enter the appropriate 3-digit industry cadets} and the percent, to the nearest tenth of one percent, of sales (as reported in item 72 of standard

Form 8E-10B) associated with each code. See the "Summary of Industry Classifications" {page 5 of standard Form BE-1OB) or, for a full

explanation of each, see the Direct Investment Industry and Foreign Trade Classifications Booklet, Part I. If you use fewer than five

codes you must account for one hundred percent of sates. For inactive affiliates, show the industry classification(s) pertinent to the last

active period; for "start-ups" with no sales, show the intended activity(ies).

29. Banking

Dl industry code

600

30. Enter code with 2nd fargest percent of safes

3 1 . Enter code with 3rd largest percent of sales

32. Enter code with 4th largest percent of sales

33. Enter code with 5th largest percent of sales

34. TOTAL PERCENT OF SALES ACCOUNTED FOR - Sum of items 29 through 33

li lass than 100% — BEA witt, if necessary, contact the U. S. Reporter to

secure additional details for correctly computing industry codes.

35 BEA 1050

USE

ONLY

1051

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Part II - BASIC FINANCIAL AND OPERATING DATA OF

FOREIGN AFFILIATE from Item 3 E

36. Total assets at close of FY1982 — As defined for reporting on (a) the foreign branch report of condition

(Form 1051) for an incorporated foreign bank affiliate or (bl on Form FR 314 for an unincorporated foreign

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

37, Total income — Include sates or gross operating revenues, excluding sales taxes; equity in net income of

other foreign affiliates; income from other equity investments {distributed and undistributed); exchange

gain (loss} from translating this foreign affiliate's financial statements Into dollars (for those affiliates

using FASB 85; and other income. Same basis as required by item 78 of standard Form BE-108.

38, Net income — After provision for foreign income taxes, but before dividends on common and preferred

stock. Same basis as required by item 84 of standard Form BE-1 OS.

Net unrealized and realized capital gains (losses) — Include recognized gains (losses) resulting from —

a. The sale or disposition of investment securities, property, plant and equipment, or other assets;

b. Changes in the foreign affiliate's foreign currency denominated assets and liabilities due to changes in

foreign exchange rates during the period;

c. The translation or rerneasuring of the aff ttfate's financial statements from its )ocat currency into dollars

due to a change in the exchange rate between the focal currency and the dollar during the reporting

period, for an affiliate using FASB 8;

d.The exchange gain (toss) from translating this foreign affiliate's financial statements from Its functional

currency into U.S. dollars, for an affiliate using FASB 52 (include in item 40); and

e. Other recognized capital gains (losses), including those resulting from valuation of assets, whether or

not realized.

39. Those that are included in net income, item 38 above

40, Those carried directly to an equity account and not included in the determination of net income

Number of

employees

(1)

4 1 . Total employment — Report the total number of full-time and part-time employees on the payroll at the

end of FY 1982, as defined for item 181 of standard Form BE-1 OB. *

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

(1!

42, Total employee compensation — Report, for all employees, the sum of wages and sataries and employer

expenditures for employee benefit plans, as defined for items 183 and 184 of standard Form BE-108.*

43. BEA 2096

USE

ONLY

* NOTE — If item 41, total employment, or item 42, total employee compensation, is zero, explain here.

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P Part III - INVESTMENT AND TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN FOREIGN AFFILIATE AND THE U.S. REPORTER

Use Part HI to report the line of direct voting ownership included in item 14 on page 3 .Permanent debt and equity investment »nd related

earnings, income, fees, and other items remitted or credited between the U.S. Reporter and the foreign affiliate should be reported here on

appropriate lines.

NOTE — to order to avoid duplication in U.S. Government ftatisties, permanent debt investment litem 46), permanent invested capital fttem 47},

owners' equity fttems 48 through 53}, and changes in these items, should be reported here and not on Treasury Department International Capital

Reporting Forms.

Section A — Investment Between the U.S. Reporter and Foreign Affiliate

44, Does the U.S. Reporter's percentage of direct voting ownership given in item 14 exactly match the U,S, Reporter's percentage of direct equity

interest in the foreign affiliate?

3095 1

 1 • Yes

1

 2

ntDT

yen i

40. Lontg-ierivi debt owed to U»$ Reporter — Debt with an

original maturity of more than

one year or with no st&x&ii

maturity, and debt with an

original maturity of one year or

less that has been renewed, or

with respect to which there is

the intention and the means to

renew, extend, or refinance, for

more than one year. Exclude

current portion due. 3135

46. U.S. Reporter's permanent

debt investment in affiliate -

That part of item 45 that is

considered to be permanent

investment in the affiliate by the

U.S. Reporter. 3136

OWNERS' EQUITY ITEMS

UNINCORPORATED BANK

AFFILIATE ONLY, item 47

47, Permanent invested capital —

That part of the U.S. Reporter's

investment in the affiliate that it

consider* to be permanent

invested capital, including

unremitted income, but

excluding amounts reported in

item 46. This would normally

consist of capital allocated to the

affiliate, special reserves out of

net income, and net Income not

yet distributed. {Hereinafter

considered to toe the U.S.

Reporter's equity in the affiliate.) 3137

INCORPORATED BANK

AFFILIATE ONLY,

it«ms 48 through 54

According to books of U.S.

Reporter:

43. Capital stock of affiliate

owned by U.S. Reporter —

Give the figure that represents

the original cost to U.S. Reporter

of capital stock, including any

premium paid, and any capita)

contributions by ti.S, Reporter

not resulting in issuance of

capital stock. The figure should

not include equity in

undistributed earnings of the

affiliate since acquisition. The

figure should be before reduction

for the amortization of any

premium paid over book value at

time of purchase, or before

Increase for the periodic writeup

of a discount for a purchase

below book vafue. 3099

According to books of affiliate:

Capital stock, common and

preferred, of affiliate owned

by U.S. Reporter

49, Voting 3100

50, Nonvoting 3101

5 1 . U.S. Reporter's equity in

additional paid-in capital 3102

52. U.S. Reporter's equity In

retained earnings 3103

53. U.S. Reporter's equity in

surplus reserves — Specify

3104

54. U.S. Reporter's share of

total owners' equity of

affiliate — Sum of {ferns

49 through 53 — -—• 3105

|55 . BEA 3106

1 USE

1 ONLY

1

D No — Attach a complete explanation of th& difference

According to books of affiliate at

close of fiscal year

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

1982

(1)

1

$

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

$

2

1981

m 2

$

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

$

V

3

According to books of U.S. Reporter

3t close of fiscal year

{Thousands of U.S. Botfam}

tmt

3

$

3

3

3

4

1981

{4i

4

$

4

4

4

5 I

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Part 111 - INVlSTMiNT AND TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN

FOREIGN AFFILIATE AND THE U.S. REPORTER - Continued from item 3

Section 6 — Change in U.S. Reporter's Equity in Capital Stock and/or Additional

Paid-in Capital of Incorporated Foreign Affiliate or Equity Investment in

Unincorporated Foreign Affiliate During FY 1982.

NOTES — tr* calculating the change in equity interest for item W, exeiucie changes caused by carryhif net income

to the equity account, the receipt of stock and cash dividends iother than liquidating dividends?, and the distribution

Enter items 57 through 08 at ACTUAL TRANSACTION VALUE; Enter in itsrn 88 the gain or toss necessary to recon56.INCREASE (DECREASE IN EQUITY INTEREST - FOR WmCOnPOttATEO AFFILIATE, EQUALS

ITEM 47, COLUMN 3 MINUS COLUMN 4; FOR JWCOIIPORATEO AFFILIATE, IQUALS ITEM 48,

COLUMN 3 MINUS COLUMN 4. ALSO EQUALS THE SUM OF ITEMS §7 THROUGH 62 AND 69,

MINUS THE SUM OF ITEMS 63 THROUGH St.

tTtmusmtfsoftJ.S,

W

57.

INCREASE IN EQUITY INTEREST

Acquisition, partial or total, by U.S. Reporter from

This affiliate

m.

6 0 . Lf.S. persons — Give mme a/t<5f address

6 1 . Capital contributions {for an incorporated foreign affiliate report only those

" " "" ' " stock*

6 2 , Other increase — Specify

DECREASE IN EQUITY INTEREST

63. Liquidation of affiliate

Sale, partial or total, by U.S. Reporter to

84, This affiliate

6S.

6 6 , U.S. persons — Give mme met address

67.

68. Other decrease — Specify

i d . GAIN (LOSS! ON SALE Oft LIQUIDATION, PARTIAL OR TOTAL, OF AN EQUITY INTEREST

70.BEA USE ONLY

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F THE U.S. REPORTER - Continued

Section C — Receipts and Payments of Dividends, Interest, Allocated Expenses, Royalties, mndt Rentals

Items in this section should be based on the books of the U.S. Reporter. Amounts should be entered as of the date they were either received from

(paid to) the affiliate or entered into intercompany accounts with the affiliate, whichever occurred first. Include amounts for which payment was

made in kind. For an item entered into intercompany account in this or previous periods, in order to avoid duplication, any subsequent settlement

of the account in this, or a future, period should not be reflected again in one of these items but should be reflected only as a reduction in

intercompany account.

71 .Incorporated affiliate —

Dividends on common and

preferred stock, paid out of

current or past earnings.

excluding stock or liquidating

dividends 3122

72.Unincorporated affiliate -

Earnings distributed, whether

paid out of current or past

earnings 3123

73.Interest on long-term debt

considered to be a permanent

investment — Enter interest

received by the U.S. Reporter

from affiliate on the affiliate's

long-term debt to the U.S.

Reporter which is considered to

be permanent investment in the

affiliate, item 46. 3138

74.Royalties, license fees,

and other fees for the use

or sale of intangible

property 3125

75 .Charges for use of tangible

property — Include rentals

for operating leases of one

year or less and net rent on

operating leases of more

than one year. Net rent is

equivalent to the total lease

payment less the return of

capital (depreciation)

component. 3126

76.Allocated expenses —

Allocated expenses or

reimbursements for

management, professional.

technical, or other services

that normally would be

included in "other income"

in the income statement of

the provider of the service

(item 42 of standard Form

BE-10AfortheU.S.

Reporter, or item 77 of

standard Form BE-108 for

the affiliate). 3128

77.TOTAL — Sum of items

71 through 76 • 3130

REPORT ALL AMOUNTS tN THOUSANDS OF U.S. DOLLARS

Receipts by U.S. Reporter from affiliate

Net of tax withheld

m 1

A

s

1

1

1

1

$

Tax withheld

(2)

2

$

2

2

2

2

$

Payments by U.S. Reporter to affiliate

Net of tax withheld

{3)

3

$

3

3

$

Section D — U.S. Reporter's Equity in Affiliate's Net Income (Net income

must be calculated in accordance with the "ail inclusive" concept of the

income statement.)

78. U.S. Reporter's equity in affiliate's net income (loss) — Enter U.S. Reporter's share of net income, item 38 3131

U.S. Reporter's direct equity in foreign affiliate's net unrealized and realized capital gains (tosses) and

translation gain (loss)

79. U.S. Reporter's share of item 39 3132

80. U.S. Reporter's share of item 40 3133

BEA USE 3134

ONLY

1 2 3

Tax withheld

(4)

4

$

4

4

$

Amount

(Thousands of U.S. Dollars)

(1)

1

$

1

$

1

5

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LIST OF 4

jlement A u.s. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

ILL FOREIGN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES FULLY CONSOLIDATED

INTO THE REPORTING FOREIGN AFFILIATE

BEA USE ONLY W

f \ \ ! I , j 1 Page No. _ _ of pages of

^ 1 this Supplement A

Name of foreign affiliate as shown in Part I, item 2 of Form BE-10B BANK

Supplement A — This List of All Foreign Business Enterprises Fully Consolidated into the Reporting Foreign Affiliate, must be completed for the foreign affiliate reporting

consolidated financial and operating data to BE A; each foreign business enterprise so fully consolidated must be more than 10 percent owned, directly or indirectly, by the

U.S. Reporter and must also be more than 50 percent owned by the foreign affiliate named in Part I, item 2, of Form BE-10B. The number of foreign affiliates listed below

plus the reporting foreign affiliate must agree with Part I, item 5, of Form BE-10B BANK. Continue listing onto as many additional copied pages as necessary.

BEA USE ONLY

(1)

6002

6003

1

6004

1

6005

1

6006

1

6007

1

6008

6009

1

6010

1

601 1

1

601 2

1

6013

1

6014

Name and country of location of each foreign business enterprise

fully consolidated in this Form BE-10B BANK

(2)

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

Name of foreign business enterprise which holds the direct equity

interest in the foreign business enterprise listed in column 2

m

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

Percentage of direct

ownership at close FY

1982 which the

foreign business

enterprise listed in

column 3 has in the

foreign business

enterprise listed in

column 2

(Enter percentage to

nearest tenth.)

(4)

4

4

%

4

4

4

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

4

%

4

4

4

%

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LIST OF

)lement A u.s. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

ALL FOREIGN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES FULLY CONSOLIDATED

INTO THE REPORTING FOREIGN AFFILIATE

Pagp Nn of pages of this Supplement A

Name of foreign affiliate as shown in Part I, item 2 of Form BE-10B BANK

Supplement A — This List of All Foreign Business Enterprises Fully Consolidated into the Reporting Foreign Affiliate, must be completed for the foreign affiliate reporting

consolidated financial and operating data to BE A; eaeh foreign business enterprise so fully consolidated must be more than 10 percent owned, directly or indirectly, by the

U.S. Reporter and must also be more than 50 percent owned by the foreign affiliate named in Part I, item 2, of Form BE-1 OB. The number of foreign affiliates listed below

plus the reporting foreign affiliate must agree with Part 1, Item 5, of Form BE-1 OB BANK. Continue listing onto as many additional copied pages as necessary.

BEA USE ONLY

(1)

1

6015

1

6016

1

6017

1

6018

1

6019

1

6020

1

6021

1

6022

1

6023

1

6024

1

6025

1

6026

1

6027

Name and country of location of each foreign business enterprise

fully consolidated in this Form BE-10B SANK

W

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

Name of foreign business enterprise which holds the direct equity

interest in the foreign business enterprise listed In column 2

(3)

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

Percentage of direct

ownership at close FY

1982 which the

foreign business

enterprise listed in

column 3 has in the

foreign business

enterprise listed in

column 2

{Enter percentage to

nearest tenth.}

W

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

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(ftSV 2/83S SUHEAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

LIST OF ALL FOREIGN AFFILIATES IN WHICH THE REPORTING FOREIGN

AFFILIATE (AS CONSOLIDATED) MAS A DIRECT EQUITY INTEREST BUT

WHICH ARE NOT FULLY CONSOLIDATED ON THIS FORM BE 10B BANK

BEA USE ONLY W

t

I

p i Page No of _ pages of

^ 1 this Supplement B

Identification — Name of foreign affiliate as shown in Part 1, item 2 of Form BE-10B BANK

Supplement B — List ALL foreif n affiliates of the U.S. Reporter(s) in which the fully consolidated foreign affiliate named in Part 1, item t, has a direct equity

interest, but which are not fully consolidated on this Form BE-1 OB BANK. Continue listing onto as many copied pages as needed. NOTE — Foreign affiliates listed

on this Supplement 8 must also file a complete Form BE-1 OB, or, if exempt per Instructions, be listed on the Form BE-1 OA Supplement of Its U.S. Reporter,

Name of each foreign affiliate, as taken from item 2 of the

Form BE-10B fOf that affiliate, in which a direct interest is held

HI

7002

1

7003

1

7004

1

7005

1

7006

1

7007

1

7008

1

7009

1

7010

1

701 1

1

7012

1

7013

1

7014

SEA USE ONLY

(2)

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

Serial number, as taken from item 3 of

the Form 8E-10B of each foreign

affiliate listed in column 1

(3!

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

Percentage of direct

ownership in the

foreign affiliate listed

in column 1 heid by the

foreign affiliate named

in the IdhmMWcatioii

block above

ffnwr percentage to

nearest tenth,}

Close

FY 1382

14}

4

4

4

4

4

%

4

4

4

4

%

4

4

%

4

4

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FY1981

(5)

5

%

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

5

%

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(REV. 2/83) SURSAtJ OF ECONOMIC ANALYSES

LIST OF ALL FOREIGN AFFILIATES IN WHICH THE REPORTING FOREIGN

AFFILIATE (AS CONSOLIDATED) HAS A DIRECT EQUITY INTEREST BUT

WHICH ARE NOT FULLY CONSOLIDATED ON THIS FORM BE-1 OB BANK

Page No. of pages of this Supplement R

Identification — Name of foreign affiliate as shown in Part I, item 2 of Form BE-10B BANK

Supplement B — List ALL foreign affiliates of the U.S. Reporter is) in which the fully consolidated foreign affiliate named in Part 1, item 2, has a direct equity

interest, but which are not fully consolidated on this Form BE-1 OB BANK. Continue listing onto as many copied pages as needed. NOTE — Foreign affiliates listed

on this Supplement B must also file a complete Form BE-1 OB, or, if exempt per instructions, be listed on the Form BE-1 OA Supplement of its U.S. Reporter.

Name of each foreign affiliate, as taken from item 2 of the

Form BE-108 for that affiliate, in which a direct interest is heW

m

1

701 5

1

7016

1

701 7

1

7018

1

7019

1

7020

1

7021

1

7022

1

7023

1

7024

1

7025

7026

1

7027

BEA USE ONLY

(2)

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

Serial number, as taken from item 3 of

the Form BE-10B of each foreign

affiliate listed in coiunrm 1

(3)

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

Percentage of direct

ownership in the

foreign afffttate Bated

in column t held by the

foreign affiliate named

in the Identification

block above

lErtter percentage to

nearest tenth.}

Close

FY 1982

(4)

4

4

4

4

%

. %

4

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

%

4

4

%

4

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FY1S81

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DIRECT INVESTMENT INDUSTRY

AND

FOREIGN TRADE CLASSIFICATIONS BOOKLET

CONTENTS

Parti

Industry classifications

Part II

Foreign trade classifications 21

INTRODUCTION

This booklet provides detailed descriptions of each of

the industry and foreign trade classification categories

to be used in completing BE A's surveys of direct investment. Industry classifications described in the first part

of this booklet (page 2), are used to determine the type

of business conducted by the entity being reported. Do

not use industry classifications to classify foreign trade.

Foreign trade classifications, described in the second part of

this booklet (page 21), are used to classify, by product,

U.S. merchandise exports and imports.

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The titles of some direct investment (Dl) industry classifications, by themselves,

may be insufficient to classify certain activities. Consult the more detailed

descriptions provided below to be sure of the correct classification. To assist

in classification, a "NOTE" may be given after the definition of some Dl codes.

Such notes list the Dl code for closely related activities which are NOT included in

the classification being defined, but are included in some other classification.

The industry classifications defined below are to be used when completing the

industry classification items in the Bureau's surveys of direct investment. These

classifications, and their respective code numbers, were adapted from the

ENTERPRISE STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION MANUAL, 1974, which

sets forth an all-inclusive industry classification system for companies. That

system, in turn, is related to the STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

MANUAL, 1972 (hereinafter referred to as "1972 SIC"), which sets forth an

all-inclusive industry classification system for the individual establishments

of an enterprise.

For the convenience of those U.S. reporters familiar with the 1972 SIC, the

1972 SIC code or codes which correspond to a given Dl classification are shown in

parentheses under the heading of each Dl classification. There is not always a

one-to-one relationship between the two industry classification systems. There

may be slight differences between a given Dl classification and the corresponding

1972 SIC classification, or a Dl classification may be a combination of several

1972 SIC classifications. Therefore, when completing the industry classification

items in the surveys, be sure to consult the definitions of the Dl industry

classifications given below.

There are two combinations of activities which need clarification—

1. Extraction and refining of petroleum by the same entity should always be

classified in Dl code 291 ("Integrated petroleum refining and extraction");

these activities should NOT be split between Dl code 133 ("Crude petroleum

extraction (no refining) and natural gas") and Dl code 292 ("Petroleum

refining without extraction"), when performed by the same entity.

2. Wholesale marketing of its own products by an entity primarily engaged in

production does not constitute "Wholesale trade." For example, if an entity

manufactures turbines and sells them to industrial users, its sales should

be classified in Dl code 351 (manufacturing of "Engines and turbines")

and not in Dl code 508 (wholesaling of "Other machinery, equipment, and

supplies"). If, on the other hand, an entity sells turbines produced by others,

its sales should be classified in Dl code 508. To the extent that an entity

manufactures and sells its own turbines AND sells turbines produced by

others, its sales should be split between Dl code 351 and Dl code 508.

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SUMMARY OF INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATIONS

010

020

021

070

080

090

101

102

103

107

108

120

133

138

140

150

201

202

203

204

205

208

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHING

Agricultural production—crops

Agricultural production—livestock,

except beef cattle feedlots

Agricultural production—beef cattle

feedlots

Agricultural services

Forestry

Fishing, hunting, and trapping

MINING

Iron ores

Copper, lead, zinc, gold, and silver ores

Bauxite and other aluminum ores

Other metallic ores

Metal mining services

Coal

Crude petroleum extraction (no refining)

and natural gas

Oil and gas field services

Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels

CONSTRUCTION

Construction

MANUFACTURING

Meat products

Dairy products

Preserved fruits and vegetables

Grain mill products

Bakery products

Beverages

331

335

341

342

343

344

345

346

349

351

352

353

354

355

356

357

358

359

363

364

366

367

369

371

379

381

383

384

386

387

390

209 Other food and kindred products

210 Tobacco manufactures

220 Textile mill products

230 Apparel and other textile products

240 Lumber and wood products

250 Furniture and fixtures

262 Pulp, paper, and board mills

264 Miscellaneous converted paper products

265 Paperboard containers and boxes

270 Printing and publishing

281 Industrial chemicals and synthetics

283 Drugs

284 Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

285 Paints and allied products

287 Agricultural chemicals

289 Chemical products, nee

291 Integrated petroleum refining and

extraction

292 Petroleum refining without extraction

299 Petroleum and coal products, nee

305 Rubber products

307 Miscellaneous plastics products

310 Leather and leather products

321 Glass products

329 Stone, clay, concrete, gypsum, and other

nonmetallic mineral products

Primary metal industries, ferrous

Primary metal industries, nonferrous

Metal cans and shipping containers

Cutlery, hand tools, and hardware

Metal plumbing fixtures and heating

equipment, except electric

Fabricated structural metal products

Screw machine products, bolts, etc.

Metal forgings and stampings

Fabricated metal products, nee;

ordnance; and metal services

Engines and turbines

Farm and garden machinery

Construction, mining, and materials

handling machinery

Metalworking machinery

Special industry machinery

General industrial machinery

Office and computing machines

Refrigeration and service industry

machinery

Machinery, except electrical, nee

Household appliances

Electric lighting and wiring equipment

Radio, television, and communication

equipment

Electronic components and accessories

Electrical machinery, nee

Motor vehicles and equipment

Other transportation equipment

Scientific and measuring instruments

Optical and ophthalmic goods

Medical instruments and supplies

Photographic equipment and supplies

Watches, clocks, and watchcases

Miscellaneous manufacturing industries

TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, AND

PUBLIC UTILITIES

401 Railroads

441 Petroleum tanker operations

449 Other water transportation

450 Transportation by air

461 Pipelines, petroleum and natural gas

462 Pipelines, except petroleum and natural

gas

470 Petroleum storage for hire

475 Travel agents

477 Transportation, nee, warehousing, terminal facilities, and related services

480 Communication

490 Electric, gas, and sanitary services

WHOLESALE TRADE

501 Motor vehicles and equipment

503 Lumber and construction materials

504 Farm and garden machinery, equipment,

and supplies

505 Metals and minerals, except petroleum

506 Electrical goods

507 Hardware, plumbing and heating

equipment and supplies

508 Other machinery, equipment and supplies

509 Durable goods, nee

511 Paper and paper products

512 Drugs, proprietaries, and sundries

513 Apparel, piece goods, and notions

514 Groceries and related products

515 Farm-product raw materials

517 Petroleum and petroleum products

519 Nondurable goods, nee

RETAIL TRADE

540 Food stores and eating and drinking places

554 Gasoline service stations

590 Retail trade, nee

FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE

600 Banking

611 Franchising, business—selling or licensing

612 Other finance

631 Life insurance

632 Accident and health insurance

639 Other insurance

649 Lessors of agricultural and forestry real estate

650 Real estate, nee

671 Holding companies

SERVICES

700 Hotels and other lodging places

731 Advertising

733 Research and development, and

commercial testing, laboratories

734 Management, consulting, and public

relations services

735 Equipment rental and leasing services,

excluding automotive and computers

736 Employment agencies and temporary

help supply services

737 Computer and data processing services

739 Other business services

780 Motion pictures, including television

tape and film

890 Automotive rental and leasing, without

drivers

891 Engineering, architectural, and surveying

services

892 Health services

893 Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping

services

895 Legal services

896 Educational services

897 Other services provided on a

commercial basis

NONBUSINESS ENTITIES

900 Government entities

905 Nonbusiness entities, except Government

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Dl

code

010

020

021

070

080

090

Item description

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHING

NOTE.—Owners and lessors of real estate used for agricultural or timber growing purposes which the owners

or lessors do not operate themselves but lease to others

are classified in Dl code 649.

Agricultural production—crops

(1972 SIC major group 01 j

Production of cash grains, such as wheat, rice, corn,

and soybeans

Other field crops, such as cotton, tobacco, and sugar

Vegetables, melons, fruits, tree nuts, and horticultural

specialities

Agricultural production—livestock, except beef cattle

feed lots

(1972 SIC major group 02, except 0211)

Production of beef cattle, hogs, sheep, and goats

Dairy farm products, including the raising of dairy heifer

replacements

Poultry and eggs

Animal specialities, such as horses, rabbits, bees, pets,

and fur- bearing animals in captivity

NOTE.—Manufacturing or processing dairy products not

on a farm is classified in Dl code 202.

Agricultural production—beef cattle feedlots

(1972 SIC code 0211)

Includes fattening of beef cattle in a confined area for a

period of at least 30 days, on own account or on a fee or

contract basis.

NOTE.—Feedlot operations that are an integral part of

breeding, raising, or grazing of beef cattle are classified

in Dl code 020.

Agricultural services

(1972 SIC major group 07)

Includes providing soil preparation services, crop services, veterinary and other animal services, farm labor

and management services, and landscape and horticultural services.

Forestry

(1972 SIC major group 08)

Operating timber tracts for the purpose of selling standing timber

Growing of trees for purposes of reforestation and gathering seeds and other miscellaneous forest products

Providing forestry services

NOTE.—Production of logging camps and logging contractors is classified in Dl code 240.

Fishing, hunting, and trapping

(1972 SIC major group 09)

Commercial fishing, including shellfish

Operation of fish hatcheries and preserves

Hunting, trapping, and game propagation

Dl

code

101

102

103

107

108

120

Item description

MINING

Mining operations are classified on the basis of the principal mineral produced, or, if there is no production, on

the basis of the principal mineral for which exploration

or development work is in process or for which mining

services are rendered. Mining comprises the extraction

of minerals occurring naturally: solids, such as coal and

ores; liquids, such as crude petroleum; and gases. Activities include quarrying, well operation, milling (crushing, screening, washing, flotation, etc.), and other preparation customarily done at the mine site; developing

mines or exploring for minerals and gases; and providing

other mining services.

Iron ores

(1972 SIC code 101)

Exploring for, developing, mining, beneficiating, or otherwise preparing iron and manganiferous ores

Producing sinter and other agglomerates, except those

associated with blast furnace operations

NOTE.—Manufacturing of pig iron from iron ore by blast

furnaces is classified in Dl code 331.

Copper, lead, zinc, gold, and silver ores

(1972 SIC codes 102, 103, and 104)

Exploring for, developing, mining, and milling or otherwise preparing copper, lead, zinc, gold, and silver ores

Recovering copper concentrates by precipitation and

leaching of copper ore, and production of silver or gold

bullion at the mine, mill, or dredge site

NOTE.—Recovery of refined copper by leaching copper

concentrates is classified in Dl code 335.

Bauxite and other aluminum ores

(1972 SIC code 105)

Exploring for, developing, mining, and milling or otherwise

preparing bauxite and other aluminum ores

Associated activities, such as drying, calcining, activating,

and sintering

Other metallic ores

(1972 SIC codes 106, and 109)

Exploring for, developing, mining, and preparing other

metallic ores, such as ferroalloys, vanadium, mercury,

uranium, platinum, etc.

Metal mining services

(1972 SIC code 108)

Providing metal mining services on a contract or fee

basis, such as test drilling, mine exploration and development, and removal of overburden

Coal

(1972 SIC major group 11 and 12)

Exploring for, developing, mining, and preparing anthracite, bituminous, and lignite coal and the performing of

services related thereto

NOTE.—Manufacturing of coal fuel briquets is classified

in Dl code 299.

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133 Crude petroleum extraction (no refining) and natural gas

(1972 SIC codes 132 and part of 131)

Exploring for and producing crude petroleum and natural

gas

Drilling, completing and equipping wells

Operating separators, emulsion breakers, and desilting

equipment

Recovering oil from oil shale and sand

Preparing oil and gas up to the point of shipment from

the producing property (but not including refining)

Producing liquid hydrocarbons from oil and gas field gases

NOTE.—Crude petroleum extraction combined with refining is classified in Dl code 291.

138 Oil and gas field services

(1972 SIC code 138)

Drilling wells for oil or gas field operations

Erection and dismantling of oil and gas field drilling rigs

and offshore drilling platforms

Providing geophysical, geological, and other exploration

services

Providing other oil and gas field services when performed

for others on a contract, fee, or similar basis

140 Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels

(1972 SIC major group 14)

Exploring for, developing, mining and quarrying, and

preparing—

Dimension stone

Crushed and broken stone, including riprap

Sand and gravel

Clay, ceramic, and refractory materials

Chemical and fertilizer minerals, such as barite,

fluorspar, potash and sulphur

Other nonmetallic ores, such as gypsum, mica, and

gemstones

Providing mining services on a contract, fee, or similar

basis in conjunction with these mining operations

NOTE.—Grinding, pulverizing or otherwise treating nonmetallic minerals NOT in conjunction with mining or quarrying operations are classified in manufacturing. For

example:

Treating clay, ceramic, and refractory materials not

in conjunction with mining is classified in Dl code 329.

Manufacturing of phosphoric acid is classified in Dl

code 287.

CONSTRUCTION

150 Construction

(1972 SIC major groups 15, 16, and 17)

Three broad types of construction activity are covered:

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1. Building construction by general contractors or operative builders primarily engaged in the construction of

dwellings, industrial buildings and warehouses, stores,

and other projects of a similar nature.

2. General construction in fields other than buildings,

often referred to as heavy construction, including construction of highways, bridges and tunnels, docks and

piers, pipelines, communication and power lines, and

other similar projects.

3. Construction by special trade contractors engaged in

specialized construction activities, such as plumbing,

painting, electrical work, masonry, carpentry, etc.

Construction includes new work, additions, alterations,

repairs, improvements, and maintenance. Construction

work performed by a firm primarily engaged in some

business other than construction, for its own account

and use, and by its own employees (force account

construction) is not included in this industry, but

classified according to the principal activity normally

carried on by the firm.

NOTE.—Investment builders who build structures on their

own account for rental are classified in Dl code 650.

The building of floating offshore drilling platforms is classified in Dl code 379; the manufacturing of oil and gas

field derricks and drilling rigs is classified in Dl code 353.

MANUFACTURING

Manufacturing includes the mechanical or chemical

transformation of materials or substances into new products, such as the assembly of component parts into

manufactured products and the blending of materials

to make such items as lubricating oils, plastics, resins,

and liquors.

The materials processed through manufacturing include

products of agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining and

quarrying, as well as products previously manufactured

by other firms. The new products may be "finished" in

the sense that they are ready for utilization or consumption, of "semi-finished" to become raw materials for

firms engaged in further manufacturing.

Some borderline cases CLASSIFIED IN MANUFACTURING

ARE:

Milk bottling and pasteurizing

Fresh fish packaging

Apparel jobbing

Publishing

Ready-mix concrete production

Leather converting

Logging

Wood preserving

Electroplating, plating, heat treating of metal, and polishing for the trade

Fabricating signs and advertising displays

Various service industries to the manufacturing trade,

such as typesetting, engraving, plate printing, and preparing electrotype and stereotype plates.

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Some manufacturing-type activities ARE CLASSIFIED IN

INDUSTRIES OTHER THAN MANUFACTURING.

For example:

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

Processing on farms is not considered manufacturing

if the raw materials are grown on the farm and if the

manufacturing activities are on a small scale without

the extensive use of paid labor. Other exclusions are

custom grist milling, threshing, and cotton ginning.

Mining—includes the following:

Dressing and beneficating of ores

Breaking, washing, and grading of coal

Crushing and breaking of stone

Crushing, grinding, or otherwise preparing of sand,

gravel, and nonmetallic chemical and fertilizer minerals

other than barite

Construction

Fabricating operations performed at the site of construction by contractors are not considered manufacturing (but the prefabrication of sheet metal, concrete, and terrazzo products and similar construction

materials IS INCLUDED IN MANUFACTURING).

Wholesale and retail trade—includes the following:

Cutting and selling purchased carcasses

Preparing feed at grain elevators and farm supply stores

The breaking of bulk and redistribution in smaller lots,

including packaging, repackaging, or bottling products,

such as liquors or chemicals

Also included in retail trade is selling, to the general

public, products produced on the same premises from

which they are sold, such as bakeries, candy stores,

ice cream parlors, and custom tailors.

Services

Tire retreading and rebuilding, sign painting and lettering shops, and the production of motion picture films

are classified in services. Repair activities are classified in services (however, ship and boat building and

repair, the rebuilding of machinery and equipment on

a factory basis, and machine shop repair ARE CLASSIFIED IN MANUFACTURING).

201 Meat products

(1972 SIC code 201)

Meat packing

Manufacturing of sausages and other prepared meat

products

Poultry dressing and poultry and egg processing

202 Dairy products

(1972 SIC code 202)

Manufacturing of creamery butter, natural and processed

cheese, condensed and evaporated milk, ice cream, and

frozen desserts

Processing (pasteurizing, homogenizing, vitaminizing,

bottling) and distributing fluid milk and related products,

including cottage cheese

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Preserved fruits and vegetables

(1972 SIC code 203)

Canned specialty products, such as baby foods, native

foods, health foods, and soups, except seafood

Canned and preserved fruits and vegetables, including

juices, catsup and similar tomato sauces, preserves, jams,

and jellies

Dried and dehydrated fruits, vegetables, and soup mixes

Pickled fruits and vegetables, vegetable sauces and seasonings, and salad dressings

Frozen fruits, fruit juices, and vegetables

Frozen food specialties, such as frozen dinners

NOTE.—Manufacturing of canned or frozen seafood is

classified in Dl code 209.

Grain mill products

(1972 SIC code 204)

Breakfast cereal foods

Grain and rice mill products and flour

Blended and prepared flour

Wet milled corn products, such as starch, syrup, oil, and

sugar

Starch from other vegetable sources, such as potatoes

and wheat

Pet food

Other prepared feed and feed ingredients for animals

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NOTE.—Manufacturing of starch base dessert powders

and table syrup from corn syrup is classified in Dl

code 209.

Bakery products

(1972 SIC code 205)

Manufacturing of bakery products, such as bread, cookies, and crackers

Beverages

(1972 SIC code 208)

Malt and malt beverages

Wines, brandy, and brandy spirits

Distilled, rectified, and blended liquors

Bottled and canned soft drinks and carbonated waters

Flavoring syrups and extracts

NOTE.—Bottling of purchased liquors is classified in Dl

code 519.

Other food and kindred products

(1972 SIC codes 206, 207, and 209)

Sugar and confectionery products, including dessert powders and table syrups from corn starch

Vegetable, animal, and marine fats and oils

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Canned and cured, fresh or frozen fish and seafoods

Other food preparations, nee, such as coffee, noodles,

and manufactured ice

210 Tobacco manufactures

(1972 SIC major group 21)

Cigarettes, cigars, smoking and chewing tobacco and snuff

Tobacco stemming and redrying

220 Textile mill products

(1972 SIC major group 22)

Operations such as preparation of fiber and subsequent

manufacturing of yarn, thread, braids, twine, and cordage

Manufacturing broad woven fabric, narrow woven fabric,

knit fabric, and carpets and rugs from yarn

Dyeing and finishing fiber, yarn, fabric, and knit apparel

Coating, waterproofing, or otherwise treating fabric

The integrated manufacture of knit apparel and other

finished articles from yarn

The manufacture of felt goods, lace goods, nonwoven

fabrics, and miscellaneous textiles

NOTE.—Manufacturing of clothing and other products

from purchased woven or knit textile fabrics is classified

in Dl code 230.

230 Apparel and other textile products

(1972 SIC major group 23)

Producing clothing and fabricating products by cutting

and sewing purchased woven or knit textile fabrics and

related materials, such as leather, rubberized fabrics,

plastics, and furs

Manufacturing of—

Men's, women's, and children's clothing

Hats, caps, and millinery

Fur goods

Miscellaneous apparel, such as gloves, robes, and belts

Other miscellaneous fabricated textile goods

240 Lumber and wood products

(1972 SIC major group 24)

Cutting timber and producing rough, round, hewn, or riven

primary forest or wood raw materials in logging camps

Sawing rough lumber and timber, manufacturing hardwood dimension lumber and workings therefrom, wood

shingles, cooperage stock, and other products of sawmills and planning mills

Manufacturing of fabricated millwork, veneer, plywood,

structural wood members, wood containers, prefabricated

wood buildings and components, mobile homes, particleboard, cork products, and other wood products, nee

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270

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Furniture and fixtures

(1972 SIC major group 25)

Wood and metal furniture for offices, public buildings,

restaurants, and households

•Office and store fixtures

NOTE.—Manufacturing of wood kitchen cabinets is classified in Dl code 240.

Pulp, paper, and board mills

(1972 SIC codes 261, 262, 263, and 266)

Pulps from wood or other materials

Paper (including asbestos), building paper, and building

board from pulp and other fibers

Paperboard

Miscellaneous converted paper products

(1972 SIC code 264)

Manufacturing of coated, glazed, or varnished paper

Envelopes of any description

Bags

Diecut paper, paperboard, and cardboard

Pressed and molded pulp goods

Sanitary paper products

Stationery, tablets, and related products

Other converted paper and paperboard products

Paperboard containers and boxes

(1972 SIC code 265)

Manufacturing of folding paperboard boxes

Set up paperboard boxes

Corrugated and solid fiber boxes

Sanitary food containers

Fiber cans, tubes, drums, and similar products

Printing and publishing

(1972 SIC major group 27)

Printing by one or more of the common processes, such

as letterpress, lithography, gravure, or screen

Providing services for the printing trade, such as bookbinding, typesetting, engraving, photoengraving, and

electrotyping

Publishing newspapers, books, and periodicals, regardless

of whether or not printing is done internally

NOTE.—Service provided by news syndicates is classified in Dl code 739.

Industrial chemicals and synthetics

(1972 SIC codes 281, 282, and 286)

Industrial inorganic chemicals, such as alkalies and chlorine, industrial gases, inorganic pigments, and other inorganic chemicals, such as salts, inorganic compounds

and alkalar metals

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Industrial organic chemicals, such as gum and wood

chemicals, cyclic (coal tar) crudes, cyclic intermediates,

dyes, organic pigments (lakers and toners), and other

industrial organic chemicals, such as noncyclic organic

chemicals, solvents, polyhydric alcohols, synthetic perfume and flavoring materials, rubber processing chemicals, plasticizers, synthetic tanning agents, and esters,

amines, etc., of polyhydric alcohols and fatty and other

acids

Plastics materials, synthetic resins, synthetic rubbers,

and cellulosic and manmade organic fibers

283 Drugs

(1972 SIC code 283)

Manufacturing, fabricating, or processing of medicinal

chemicals and pharmaceutical products

Grading, grinding, and milling of botanicals

284 Soap, cleaners, and toilet goods

(1972 SIC code 284)

Soap and other detergents

Glycerin, from vegetable and animal fats and oils

Specialty cleaning, polishing and sanitation preparations

Surface active preparations, used as emulsifiers, wetting

agents, and finishing agents, including sulfonated oils

Perfumes, cosmetics, and other toilet preparations

285 Paints and allied products

(1972 SIC code 285)

Paints, varnishes, lacquers, enamels and shellacs, putties,

wood fillers and sealers, paint and varnish removers, paint

brush cleaners, and allied paint products

287 Agricultural chemicals

(1972 SIC code 287)

Nitrogenous and phosphatic basic fertilizers, mixed fertilizers, pesticides, and other agricultural chemicals

289 Chemical products, nee

(1972 SIC code 289)

Explosives

Industrial and household adhesives and sealants

Printing ink

Carbon black

Miscellaneous chemicals and chemical preparations, nee

291 Integrated petroleum refining and extraction

(1972 SIC codes: part of 131 and part of 291)

292 Petroleum refining without extraction

(1972 SIC code: part of 291)

Petroleum refining includes producing gasoline, kerosene, distillate fuel oils, residual fuel oils, lubricants

and other products from crude petroleum and its fractionation products, through straight distillation of crude

oil, redistillation of unfinished petroleum derivatives,

cracking, or other processes.

MANUFACTURING—Continued

NOTE.—If the activities of the firm being classified—

Include both extraction of crude petroleum and petroleum refining, use Dl code 291.

Involve petroleum refining, but not the extraction of

crude oil, use Dl code 292.

Involve extraction of crude petroleum, but not petroleum refining, use Dl code 131.

299 Petroleum and coal products, nee

(1972 SIC codes 295 and 299)

Asphalt and tar paving and roofing materials

Asphalt felt and coatingsFuel briquettes

Packaged and powered fuel

Blending, compounding, and re-refining lubricating oils

and greases

NOTE.—Manufacturing of coke is classified in Dl code

331.

305 Rubber products

(1972 SIC codes 301, 302, 303, 304, and 306)

Tires and inner tubes, including pneumatic casings, solid

and cushion tires for all types of vehicles, and tire repair

and retreading materials

All rubber and plastic footwear, including fabric upper

footwear having rubber or plastic soles vulcanized to

the uppers

Reclaimed rubber from scrap rubber tires, tubes and

miscellaneous waste rubber articles

Rubber and plastic hose and belting, including garden hose

Fabricated rubber products, nee, such as rubberized

fabrics, vulcanized rubber clothing, and miscellaneous

rubber specialties

NOTE.—Manufacturing of rubber gaskets and packing

is classified in Dl code 329.

Rebuilding and retreading of tires are classified in Dl

code 897.

Manufacturing of synthetic rubber is classified in Dl

code 281.

307 Miscellaneous plastics products

(1972 SIC code 307)

Molding primary plastics for the trade and fabricating

miscellaneous finished plastic products, such as plastic

tubing, dishes, packaging materials, fixtures, sheets, etc.

NOTE.—Manufacturing of plastic footwear and plastic

hose and belting is classified in Dl code 305.

310 Leather and leather products

(1972 SIC major group 31)

Tanning, currying, finishing hides and skins, and manufacturing finished leather and artificial leather products,

such as boot and shoe cut stock and findings

Footwear, except rubber

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Leather gloves and mittens

Luggage

Handbags

Other leather goods

NOTE.—Manufacturing of leather gaskets is classified

in Dl code 329.

321 Glass products

(1972 SIC codes 321, 322, and 323)

Manufacturing of flat glass

Pressed, blown, or shaped glass and glassware

Further refinement of purchased glass

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Light bulbs is classified in Dl code 364.

Optical and opthalmic lenses is classified in Dl code 383.

329 Stone, clay, concrete, gypsum, and other nonmetallic

mineral products

(1972 SIC codes 324, 325, 326, 327, 328, and 329)

Hydraulic cement

Structural clay products, such as brick and structural

clay tile, ceramic wall and floor tile, and clay refractories

Pottery and related products, such as vitreous china

plumbing fixtures and china and earthenware fittings

and accessories, vitreous china and fine earthenware

table and kitchen articles, and porcelain electrical supplies

Concrete, gypsum, and plaster products, such as concrete

block and brick, ready-mixed concrete, lime, plaster,

and plasterboard

Cut stone and stone products

Abrasive products, asbestos, and miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral products, including gaskets

NOTE.—Manufacturing of asbestos paper is classified

in Dl code 262.

331 Primary metal industries, ferrous

(1972 SIC codes 331, 332, and 339)

Hot metal, pig iron, ferroalloys from iron ore and iron

and steel scrap, steel converted from pig iron, scrap

iron and scrap steel, coke, and iron and steel hot rolled

into basic shapes by blast furnaces, steel works, and

rolling and finishing mills

Electrometallurgical products

Drawn steel wire and steel nails and spikes

Cold rolled sheet steel, strips, and bars

Steel pipes and tubes

Products manufactured by iron and steel foundries, and

metal heat treating for the trade

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Primary metal industries, nonferrous

(1972 SIC codes 333, 334, 335, and 336)

Primary and secondary smelting and refining of nonferrous metals, such as copper, lead, zinc, and aluminum

(including plain aluminum foil)

Rolling, drawing, and extruding of nonferrous metals

Products of nonferrous foundries

Metal cans and shipping containers

(1972 SIC code 341)

Metal cans from purchased material, metal shipping

barrels, drums, kegs, and pails

Cutlery, hand tools, and hardware

(1972 SIC code 342)

Cutlery

Files and other hand and edge tools for metal working,

woodworking, gardening, and general maintenance

Hand saws and saw blades

General hardware, nee

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Table cutlery made entirely of metal is classified in

Dl code 390.

Bolts and nuts is classified in Dl code 345.

Nails and spikes is classified in Dl code 331 (ferrous)

and 335 (nonferrous).

Metal plumbing fixtures and heating equipment, except

electric

(1972 SIC code 343)

Enameled iron, cast iron, or pressed metal sanitary ware

Plumbing fixture fittings and trim (brass goods)

Heating equipment, except electric and warm air furnaces

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Porcelain enameled kitchen, household, and hospital

ware is classified in Dl code 346.

Vitreous and semivitreous pottery sanitary ware is

classified in Dl code 329.

Industrial boilers is classified in Dl code 344.

Industrial ovens and furnaces is classified in Dl code

356.

Commercial stoves and warm air furnaces, except electric, is classified in Dl code 358.

Electric air space heaters is classified in Dl code 363.

Electric warm air furnaces is classified in Dl code 369.

Fabricated structural metal products

(1972 SIC code 344)

Fabricated iron and steel or other metal for structural

purposes, such as bridges, buildings, and sections for ships

Metal doors, sash, frames, molding, and trim

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Fabricated plate work (boiler shops)

Sheet metal work

Architectural and ornamental metal

Window and door frames and screens

Prefabricated metal buildings and components

Miscellaneous metal work

345 Screw machine products, bolts, etc.

(1972 SIC code 345)

Automatic or hand screw machine products from rod,

bar, or tube stock of metal, fiber, plastics, or other

material

Bolts, nuts, rivets, screws, washers, formed and threaded

wire goods, and special industrial fasteners

346 Metal forgings and stampings

(1972 SIC code 346)

Iron and steel forgings

Nonferrous forgings

Automotive stampings, such as body parts, hubs, and trim

Crowns and closures

Other metal stampings and spun products, such as porcelain enameled household appliances and parts, and

consumer stamped cooking and kitchen utensils

349 Fabricated metal products, nee; ordnance; and metal

services

(1972 SIC codes 347, 348, and 349)

Includes the following—

1. Miscellaneous fabricated metal products

Steel springs

Valves and pipe fittings, except plumbers' brass goods

Wire springs

Miscellaneous fabricated wire products, such as noninsulated wire rope and cable, fencing, screening, hangers, paper clips, and kitchenware

Metal foil and leaf, including converted metal foil

wrappers and cookware

Fabricated pipe and fabricated pipe fittings

Other fabricated metal products, nee, such as steel

safes and vaults, metal boxes, metal ladders, and metal

household articles

2. Ordnance

Ordnance and accessories, except vehicles and guided

missiles, such as small arms, artillery, and ammunition

3. Coating, engraving, and allied services

Electroplating, plating, polishing, anodizing, coloring,

and finishing metal products for the trade

Enameling, lacquering and varnishing, galvanizing,

coating, engraving, and etching metal products and

other metal services for the trade

MANUFACTURING—Continued

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Fittings and couplings for garden hoses is classified

in Dl code 342.

Faucets, spigots, and similar plumbers' brass is classified in Dl code 343.

Flexible metal hose and tubing is classified in Dl code

359.

Plain aluminum foil is classified in Dl code 335.

Cast iron pipes and fittings which have been machined

and threaded is classified in Dl code 331.

Military vehicles and guided missiles is classified in Dl

code 379.

Electronic sighting and fire control equipment is classified in Dl code 366.

Optical instruments and lenses is classified in Dl code

383.

351 Engines and turbines

(1972 SIC code 351)

Steam, gas, and hydraulic turbines; and generator set

units

Diesel, semi-diesel, or other internal combustion engines,

nee, for stationary, marine, traction, and other uses

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Aircraft engines is classified in Dl code 379.

Automotive engines is classified in Dl code 371.

352 Farm and garden machinery

(1972 SIC code 352)

Farm machinery and equipment, including wheel tractors,

for use in preparation and maintenance of the soil, planting

and harvesting, preparing crops for market, etc.

Garden tractors and lawn and garden equipment

NOTE.—Manufacturing of garden hand tools is classified in Dl code 342.

353 Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery

(1972 SIC code 353)

Heavy machinery and equipment used by construction

industries, such as bulldozers, cranes, concrete mixers,

etc.

Mining machinery and equipment, such as coal breakers,

mine cars, mineral cleaning machinery, core drills, and

rock crushers, etc.

Oilfield machinery and equipment, such as derricks and

drilling rigs

Elevators and moving stairways

Conveyors and conveying equipment

Hoists, industrial cranes, and monorail systems

Industrial trucks, tractors, trailers, and stackers

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354 Metalworking machinery

(1972 SIC code 354)

Machines, not supported in the hands of an operator

when in use, that shape metal by cutting or by use of

electrical techniques

Machines, not supported in the hands of an operator

when in use, that shape metal by pressing, hammering,

extruding, shearing, die casting, or otherwise forming

metal into shape

Rebuilding of metal forming and cutting machine tools

and manufacturing of repair parts

Special dies and tools, die sets, jigs and fixtures, and

industrial molds

Machine tool accessories and measuring devices

Power driven hand tools

Rolling mill machinery and equipment

355 Special industry machinery

(1972 SIC code 355)

Machinery for use by the food products and beverage

manufacturing industries in preparation, canning, or

packaging of food products

Textile machinery

Woodworking machinery

Paper industries machinery

Printing trades machinery and equipment

Other special industry machinery, such as smelting and

refining equipment, and machines for cement making,

cotton ginning, glass making, etc.

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Domestic or industrial sewing machines is classified

in Dl code 363.

Portable power driven hand tools is classified in Dl

code 354.

356 General industrial machinery

(1972 SIC code 356)

Pumps and pumping equipment

Ball and roller bearings

Air and gas compressors

Blowers and exhaust and ventiliation fans

Industrial patterns

Speed changers and industrial high speed drives and gears

Mechanical power transmission equipment for industrial

machinery

Industrial process furnaces and ovens

General and industrial machinery and equipment, nee

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Gasoline service station pumps and air conditioning

units is classified in Dl code 358.

MANUFACTURING—Continued

Automotive, tank, and tractor power transmissions is

classified in Dl code 371.

Aircraft power transmission equipment is classified in

Dl code 379.

357 Office and computing machines

(1972 SIC code 357)

Typewriters

Electronic computers and peripheral equipment, and/or

major logical components intended for use in electronic

computers

Calculating, adding, and accounting machines, including cash registers

Scales and balances, except those regarded as scientific apparatus for laboratory and scientific work

Other office machines and devices, nee, such as duplicating machines, addressing machines, and time clocks

NOTE.—Manufacturing of photocopy and microfilm

equipment is classified in Dl code 386.

358 Refrigeration and service industry machinery

(1972 SIC code 358)

Automatic merchandising machines (vending machines)

and coin operated mechanisms for such machines

Commercial laundry, dry cleaning, and pressing machines

Air conditioning and warm air heating equipment and

commercial and industrial refrigeration equipment

Measuring and dispensing pumps

Refrigeration and service industry machinery, nee

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Household humidifiers is classified in Dl code 363.

Music, amusement, and gaming machines, is classified

in Dl code 390.

Electric warm air furnaces is classified in Dl code 369.

Heating equipment, except electric and warm air, is

classified in Dl code 343.

Household refrigerators and home and farm freezers

is classified in Dl code 363.

359 Machinery, except electrical, nee

(1972 SIC code 359)

Carburetors, pistons, piston rings, and valves

Machinery, except electrical, nee, such as equipment

used for amusement parks, pneumatic and hydraulic

cylinders, and flexible metal hose tubings

363 Household appliances

(1972 SIC code 363)

Household cooking equipment, electric and nonelectric

Household refrigerators and home and farm freezers

Household laundry equipment, electric and nonelectric

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Electric housewares and fans, including household

humidifiers

Household vacuum cleaners

Sewing machines

Household appliances, nee, such as dishwashers, water

heaters, food waste disposal units, air space heaters

and household floor waxers

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Attic fans is classified in Dl code 356.

Vacuum cleaners for industrial use is classified in Dl

code 358.

364 Electric light and wiring equipment

(1972 SIC code 364)

Electric lamps

Current-carrying and noncurrent-carrying wiring devices

such as attachment plugs and caps, convenience outlets, lamp sockets and receptacles, snap switches, conduits, fittings, electrical insulators and insulation material,

and switch and fuse boxes

Lighting fixtures for residential and commercial uses

Vehicular lighting equipment

Other electric and nonelectric lighting equipment, nee,

such as flashlights, searchlights, and ultra-violet and

infrared lamp fixtures

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Porcelain insulators is classified in Dl code 329.

Glass insulators is classified in Dl code 321.

366 Radio, television, and communication equipment

(1972 SIC codes 365 and 366)

Electronic equipment for home entertainment, such as

radio and television receiving sets

Auto radios, tape players, public address systems, and

music distribution apparatus

Phonograph records and pre-recorded magnetic tape

Telephone and telegraph apparatus

Radio and television transmitting, signaling, and detection equipment and apparatus, including electric communication equipment and parts, electronic field detection apparatus, high energy particle accelerator systems

and equipment, and electronic sighting and fire control

equipment

367 Electronic components and accessories

(1972 SIC code 367)

Cathrode ray and electron radio and television tubes

Transmitting industrial and special purpose electron tubes

Semiconductors and related solid state devices

Electronic capacitors

Connectors and resistors for electronic applications

MANUFACTURING—Continued

Electronic coils, transformers, and other inductors

Other electronic components, nee, such as receiving

antennas, switches, printed circuits, and wave guides

NOTE.—Manufacturing of X-ray tubes is classified in Dl

code 369.

369 Electrical machinery, nee

(1972 SIC codes 361, 362, and 369)

Power, distribution, instrument, and specialty

transformers

Switchgear and switchboard apparatus, such as power

switches, circuit breakers, and power fuse mountings

Electric motors and power generators, such as motor

generator sets, railway motors and control equipment;

and motors, generators, and control equipment for gasoline, electric and oil-electric buses and trucks

Industrial controls, such as motor starters and controllers

Electric welding apparatus and accessories

Carbon and graphite products, such as lighting carbons

Carbon graphite, metal graphite brushes and brush stock,

and carbon or graphite electrodes for thermal and electrolytic uses

Other electrical industrial apparatus, such as blasting

machines, fixed and variable capacitors, condensers,

and rectifiers for industrial applications

Storage batteries

Dry and wet primary batteries

Radiographic X-ray, fluoroscopic X-ray, therapeutic

X-ray, and other X-ray apparatus and tubes

Electromedical and electrotherapeutic apparatus

Electrical equipment for internal combustion engines

Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies, nee, such

as appliance and extension cords, bells and chimes, and

electric warm air furnaces, nee

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Turbo-generators is classified in Dl code 35 L

Warm air furnaces, except electrical, is classified in Dl

code 358.

371 Motor vehicles and equipment

(1972 SIC code 371)

Manufacturing OR assembling of the following—

Complete passenger automobiles, commercial automobiles, buses, and trucks

Truck and bus bodies

Motor vehicle parts and accessories, including engines,

except diesel

NOTE.—Manufacturing of a number of specific automobile parts and accessories is classified in other industries.

Manufacturing of:

Automotive fabrics is classified in Dl code 220.

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Automotive trimmings, seat covers, and safety straps

is classified in Dl code 230.

Automotive seats is classified in Dl code 250.

Tires, tubes, automotive hoses—plastic and rubber—

and floor mats is classified in Dl code 305.

Automotive glass—headlight lenses, windshields, windows, etc.—is classified in Dl code 321.

Gaskets is classified in Dl code 329.

Motor vehicle hardware is classified in Dl code 342.

Automotive stampings, including fenders, hubcaps,

body parts, and trim, is classified in Dl code 346.

Automotive springs, skid chains, seat frames, and

chrome plating is classified in Dl code 349.

Diesel engines is classified in Dl code 351.

Carburetors, pistons, rings, and valves is classified in

Dl code 359.

Vehicular lighting equipment is classified in Dl code 364.

Automotive radios is classified in Dl code 366.

Automotive antennas is classified in Dl code 367.

Storage batteries and ignition systems is classified in

Dl code 369.

Automotive ammeters and voltmeters is classified in

Dl code 381.

379 Other transportation equipment, nee

(1972 SIC codes 372, 373, 374, 375, 376, and 379j

Complete aircraft, aircraft engines and engine parts,

and other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment (including

research and development on aircraft)

All types of ships and boats (including repairing)

Building of floating offshore drilling platforms

Railroad equipment (including rebuilding)

Motorcycles, bicycles, and parts

Guided missiles and space vehicles, their propulsion units,

auxiliary equipment, and parts

Travel trailers and campers

Tanks and tank components

Other transportation equipment, nee, such as automobile

trailers, snowmobiles, and all terrain vehicles

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Mobile homes is classified in Dl code 240.

Industrial trucks, tractors, trailers, and stackers is

classified in Dl code 353.

381 Scientific and measuring instruments

(1972 Dl codes 381 and 382)

Engineering, laboratory, scientific, and research instruments and associated equipment, such as nautical, navigational, aeronautical, surveying, and drafting equipment and instruments for laboratory work and scientific

research

MANUFACTURING—Continued

Automatic controls for regulating residential and commercial environments and appliances, such as temperature and related controls for heating and air conditioning installations and refrigeration applications, which

are electrically, electronically, or pneumatically activated,

and which measure and control variables, such as temperature and humidity, and automatic regulators used

as components of household appliances

Industrial instruments and related products for measuring, displaying, transmitting, and controlling process variables, such as pressure, vacuum, conbustion, flow, level,

viscosity, density, acidity, etc., in manufacturing, energy

conversion, and public service utilities

Totalizing meters and counting devices, such as watermeters and gasmeters

Instruments for measuring and testing of electricity and

electrical signals, such as voltmeters, ammeters, and

wattmeters

Measuring and controlling devices, nee, such as nuclear

instruments, thermometers, and aircraft engine

instruments

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Surgical and medical instruments is classified in Dl

code 384.

Watches and clocks is classified in Dl code 387.

Measuring and dispensing pumps is classified in Dl

code 358.

Optical instruments is classified in Dl code 383.

Monitoring, evaluating, and other support equipment for

electronic navigational, radar, sonar, and other communications systems is classified in Dl code 366.

383 Optical and opthalmic goods

(1972 SIC codes 383 and 385)

Optical instruments and lenses, such as—

Instruments that measure an optical property

Photographic lenses

Apparatus, except photographic, that projects or

magnifies

Optical sighting and fire control equipment

Related analytical instruments

Opthalmic goods, such as frames and eyeglass and

sunglass lenses

384 Medical instruments and supplies

(1972 SIC code 384)

Surgical, medical, ophthalmic, and veterinary instruments

and apparatus

Orthopedic, prosthetic, and surgical appliances and

supplies

Dental equipment and supplies

NOTE.—Manufacturing of X-ray apparatus is classified

in Dl code 369.

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386 Photographic equipment and supplies

(1972 SIC code 386)

Photographic apparatus, equipment, parts, and accessories, such as—

Still and motion picture cameras and projection

apparatus

Photocopy and microfilm equipment

Blueprinting equipment

Sensitized film, paper, cloth, and plates

Prepared photographic chemicals

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Photographic lenses is classified in Dl code 383.

Photographic glass is classified in Dl code 321.

Photographic flash, flood enlarger, and projection lamp

is classified in Dl code 364.

387 Watches, clocks, and watchcases

(1972 SIC code 387)

Clocks (including electric), watches, watchcases, mechanisms for clockwork operated devices, and clock and

watch parts

NOTE.—Manufacturing of—

Time clocks is classified in Dl code 357.

Glass crystals is classified in Dl code 321.

Unbreakable crystals is classified in Dl code 307.

390 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries

(1972 SIC major group 39)

Includes the following—

1. Jewelry, silverware, and plated ware

Jewelry and other articles made of precious metals,

including cigarette lighters, vanity cases, and compacts

Silverware, plated ware, and stainless steel ware

Jewelers' findings and materials, including lapidary

work

2. Musical instruments—Pianos, organs, other musical

instruments, and their parts and accessories

3. Toys and amusement and sporting and athletic goods

Dolls, doll parts, and doll clothing

Games and game sets for adults and children

Mechanical and nonmechanical toys

Sporting and athletic goods, nee, including fishing

tackle, golf and tennis goods, roller and ice skates,

gymnasium and playground equipment, billiard and

pool tables, bowling alleys and equipment, and baseball, football, basketball, and boxing equipment

4. Pens, pencils, and other office and artists' materials

Pens, mechanical pencils, pen and pencil parts (including pen points), refill cartridges, and felt tip markers

MANUFACTURING—Continued

Lead pencils, crayons, and artists' materials, such as

airbrushes, drawing tables, drawing inks, and drafting

materials

Marking devices, such as rubber and metal hand

stamps, dies, seals, steel letters and figures, and stencils for use in painting or marking

Carbon paper and inked ribbons

5. Costume jewelry, costume novelties, buttons, and

miscellaneous notions

Costume jewelry and costume novelties

Feathers, plumes, and artificial trees, fruits, and flowers

made from all materials except glass

Buttons, button parts, blanks, and molds

Needles, pins, hooks and eyes, and similar notions

6. Other miscellaneous products

Brooms and brushes

Signs and advertising displays

Burial caskets

Linoleum, asphalted-felt-base, and other hard surface

floor coverings, nee

Other manufactured products, nee, such as tobacco

pipes and cigarette holders, matches, candles, lamp

shades, umbrellas, canes, etc.

NOTE.—Manufacturing of bicycles is classified in Dl

code 379.

TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION,

AND PUBLIC UTILITIES

401 Railroads

(1972 SIC code 401)

Providing line-haul railroad operations, furnishing terminal facilities for rail passenger or freight traffic for

line-haul service, and engaging in the movement of railroad cars between terminal yards, industrial sidings, etc.

441 Petroleum tanker operations

(Part of 1972 SIC major group 44)

Operating vessels on the high seas or on foreign or domestic coastal and inland waterways for the transportation of crude petroleum, petroleum products, liquified

petroleum gas, and liquified natural gas, regardless of

whether the tankers are owned or leased by the transporting firm, and regardless of whether the service is

rendered for the firm's own account, the account of

affiliated persons, or the account of unaffiliated persons

449 Other water transportation

(Part of 1972 SIC major group 44)

Operating vessels for the transportation of freight (excluding petroleum and related products mentioned in

Dl code 441) or passengers on the deep seas and on

coastal and inland waterways

Activities related to marine cargo handling

Water transportation services, nee

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450 Transportation by air

(1972 SIC major group 45)

Furnishing domestic and foreign air transportation by

both certified and noncertified carriers, operating airports and flying fields, and furnishing terminal services

461 Pipelines, petroleum and natural gas

(1972 SIC codes 4612, 4613, and part of 492)

Pipeline transportation of crude petroleum and refined

petroleum products, such as gasoline and fuel oil

Pipeline transmission of natural gas from the extracting

site

NOTE.—Pipeline transportation of natural gas by utilities is classified in Dl code 490.

462 Pipelines, except petroleum and natural gas

(1972 SIC code 4619)

Pipeline transportation of commodities except crude petroleum, refined products of petroleum, and natural gas

470 Petroleum storage for hire

(Part of 1972 SIC code 4226)

Operation of petroleum bulk stations and terminals for hire

475 Travel agents

(1972 SIC code 4722)

Arranging tours and transportation for passengers, acting

as independent ticket agencies for transportation establishments, and furnishing travel information

477 Transportation, nee, warehousing, terminal facilities,

and related services

(1972 SIC major groups 40; 41; 42, except part of code 4226;

and 47, except 4722)

Local and suburban and interurban highway passenger

transportation

Motor freight transportation and warehousing

Transportation services such as freight forwarding and

arrangement of transportation of freight and cargo

NOTE.—Petroleum storage for hire is classified in Dl

code 470.

480 Communication

(1972 SIC major group 48)

Furnishing telephone and telegraph communication service (wire or radio), including domestic, international,

marine, mobile, and aeronautical services

Radio and television broadcasting

Other communication services

490 Electric, gas, and sanitary services

(1972 SIC major group 49, except part of code 492)

Generation, transmission, and/or distribution of electrical

energy for sale

Natural gas distribution for sale (except for pipeline

transportation of natural gas from the extracting site)

TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION,

AND PUBLIC UTILITIES—Continued

Distribution of water for sale, including irrigation systems

Production and distribution of steam and heated or cooled

air for sale

Sanitary services

NOTE.—Pipeline transportation of natural gas from the

extracting site is classified in Dl code 461.

WHOLESALE TRADE

Includes places of business primarily engaged in selling

merchandise to—

Retailers

Industrial, commercial, institutional, farm, or professional business users

Other wholesalers

Also includes acting as brokers in buying from, or selling

merchandise to, such persons or companies

DURABLE GOODS

501 Motor vehicles and equipment

(1972 SIC code 501)

Wholesale distribution of—

New and used passenger automobiles, trucks, and other

motor vehicles

Automotive parts, supplies, accessories, tools, and

equipment

Rubber tires and tubes

503 Lumber and construction materials

(1972 SIC code 503}

Wholesale distribution of—

Rough, dressed, and finished lumber, plywood, door

and window frames, and other wood and metal millwork

Construction materials such as cement, granite, sand,

brick, etc.

NOTE.—Sale of ready-made concrete is classified in Dl

code 329.

504 Farm and garden machinery, equipment and supplies

(1972 SIC codes 5083 and 5191)

Wholesale distribution of—

Agricultural machinery and equipment for use in preparation and maintenance of soil, planting and harvesting of crops, and other operations and processes

pertaining to work on the farm, lawn, or garden

Dairy and other livestock equipment and farm supplies,

such as animal feeds, fertilizers, agricultural chemicals,

pesticides, and seeds (except grains)

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DURABLE GOODS—Continued

Metals and minerals, except petroleum

(1972 SIC code 505)

Wholesale distribution of—

Ferrous and nonferrous metal semifinished products

Coal and other minerals and ores

NOTE.—Wholesaling of petroleum and petroleum products is classified in Dl code 517.

Electrical goods

(1972 SIC code 506)

Wholesale distribution of—

Electrical apparatus and equipment

Wiring supplies and construction materials

Household appliances whether electrically, mechanically, or manually powered

Television and radio sets

Electronic parts and equipment

NOTE.—Wholesaling of electrical commercial and industrial machines is classified in Dl code 508.

Hardware, plumbing, and heating equipment and supplies

(1972 SIC code 507)

Wholesale distribution of—

Hardware

Equipment and supplies for hydronic plumbing and

heating, warm air heating and air conditioning, and

refrigeration

Other machinery, equipment, and supplies

(1972 SIC code 508, except 5083)

Wholesale distribution of—

Commercial machinery

Construction and mining machinery

Industrial machinery and their related equipment and

supplies

Professional equipment and supplies

Service industry equipment and supplies

Transportation equipment and supplies, except motor

vehicles

NOTE.—Wholesaling of motor vehicles is classified in Dl

code 501.

Wholesaling of farm and garden machinery and equipment

is classified in Dl code 504.

Durable goods, nee

(1972 SIC codes 502, 504, and 509)

Wholesale distribution of—

Furniture and home furnishings

Sporting and recreational goods and supplies

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WHOLESALE TRADE—Continued

DURABLE GOODS—Continued

Photographic equipment and supplies

Toys and hobby goods and supplies

Miscellaneous durable goods, such as scrap and waste

materials, jewelry, watches, and precious stones

NONDURABLE GOODS

Paper and paper products

(1972 SIC code 511)

Wholesale distribution of printing and writing paper, stationery supplies, and industrial and personal service paper

Drugs, proprietaries, and sundries

(1972 SIC code 512)

Wholesale distribution of drugs, drug proprietaries, and

druggist sundries

Apparel, piece goods, and notions

(1972 SIC code 513)

Wholesale distribution of—

Piece goods (woven fabrics) of natural or manmade

fibers

Notions and other dry goods

Men's and boys' clothing and furnishings

Women's, children's, and infants' clothing and

accessories

Groceries and related products

(1972 SIC code 514)

Wholesale distribution of frozen foods, dairy products,

poultry and poultry products, confectionery, fish and

seafoods, meats and meat products, fresh fruits and

vegetables, and groceries and related products, including

soft drinks, canned goods, bakery products, etc.

NOTE.—Bottling of soft drinks is classified in Dl code 208.

Farm-product raw materials

(1972 SIC code 515)

Wholesale buying and/or marketing of cotton, grain,

livestock, and other farm-product raw materials, such as

hides, furs, hops, and leaf tobacco

Petroleum and petroleum products

(1972 SIC code 517)

Wholesaling petroleum products, including liquified petroleum gas, from bulk liquid storage facilities

Wholesaling of petroleum products without such facilities,

such as wholesaling of packaged and bottled petroleum

products

Nondurable goods, nee

(1972 SIC codes 516, 518, and 519, except 5191)

Wholesale distribution of—

Beer and other fermented malt beverages, wine, and

distilled spirits

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NONDURABLE GOODS—Continued

Tobacco and tobacco products

Paints, varnishes, wallpaper, and'supplies

Chemicals and allied products, such as acids, dyestuffs,

salt, industrial and heavy chemicals, naval stores, plastic

materials, rosin, and turpentine

Other nondurable goods, such as books, periodicals,

newspapers, art goods, flowers and florist supplies,

industrial yarn, and textile bags

RETAIL TRADE

Includes selling merchandise to the general public for

personal or household consumption, and rendering services incidental to the sale of the goods. Important characteristics are—

The firm is usually a place of business and is engaged

in activities to attract the general public to buy.

The firm buys or receives merchandise as well as sells.

The firm may process its own products, as in restaurants

or meat markets, but such processing is incidental or

subordinate to selling.

Firms that sell exclusively to other businesses, institutional or industrial users, or contractors ARE CLASSIFIED IN WHOLESALE TRADE.

540 Food stores and eating and drinking places

(1972 SIC major groups 54 and 58)

Retailing of food products for home preparation, such

as by grocery stores, meat and fish markets, fruit and

vegetable markets, candy, nut, and confectionery stores,

dairy product stores, and retail bakeries

Retailing of prepared foods and drinks, such as by restaurants and bars

NOTE.—Providing meals or operating restaurants in connection with the activities of hotels, rooming houses,

camps, and other lodging places are considered an integral part of that activity and are classified in Dl code 700.

554 Gasoline service stations

(1972 SIC code 554)

Operation of owned or leased gasoline service stations

590 Retail trade, nee

(1972 SIC major groups 52; 53; 55, except code 554; 56; 57;

and 59)

Retailing of—

Building materials, hardware, and garden supplies, such

as by hardware stores, lumber dealers, and paint, glass,

and wallpaper stores

Mobile homes

General merchandise retailing, such as by department

stores and variety stores

New and used automobiles, boats, recreational and

utility trailers, motorcycles, and new automobile parts

and accessories

Apparel and accessories, including shoes and furs

RETAIL TRADE—Continued

Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment, including

household appliances and radios and televisions

Other miscellaneous goods including drugs, liquor, used

merchandise, sporting goods, books, etc.

Nonstore retailers such as mail order houses

FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE

600 Banking

(1972 SIC codes 601, 602, 603, part of 6052, 6056, and part

of 671)

Business enterprises engaged in deposit banking, Edge

Act corporations engaged in international or foreign

banking, foreign branches and agencies of U.S. banks

whether or not they accept deposits abroad, U.S.

branches and agencies of foreign banks whether or not

they accept deposits in the United States; and bank

holding companies, i.e., holding companies for which

over 50 percent of their total income is from banks which

they hold.

NOTE.—Business enterprises engaged in functions closely related to banking but not accepting deposits, such as

nondeposit trust companies, credit agencies, foreign

currency exchanges, clearing house associations, money

order and travelers' checks issuers, etc., are classified

in Dl code 612.

611 Franchising, business—selling or licensing

(Part of 1972 SIC code 6794)

Selling or licensing of franchises

NOTE.—The actual operation of businesses of the type

for which franchises are sold or licensed is classified

according to the type of business operated, such as a

fast food restaurant, temporary help service, or real

estate brokerage firm.

612 Other finance

(1972 SIC codes 604; 605, except part of 6052 and except

code 6056; 61; 62; and 67, except codes 671, 6732, and part

of codes 6794 and 6799)

Credit agencies extending credit in the form of loans

but not engaged in deposit banking, providing services

such as those performed by rediscount and financing

institutions for credit agencies other than banks, engaging

in finance leasing of fixed assets, and agricultural, personal, and business credit institutions, saving and loan

associations, and mortgage bankers and brokers

Security and commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges,

and services which engage in the purchase, sale, and

brokerage of securities; originate, underwrite, and distribute issues of securities; buy and sell commodity contracts; operate security and commodity exchanges; and

provide related services such as clearing houses

Operations of management investment companies, unit

investment trusts, and face-amount certificate offices

Miscellaneous investment activities

NOTE.—Educational, religious, and charitable trusts are

classified in Dl code 905.

Bank holding companies are classified in Dl code 600.

Other holding companies are classified in Dl code 671.

Real estate investment trusts are classified in Dl code 650.

Franchising is classified in Dl code 611

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631 Life insurance

(1972 SIC code 631)

Providing life insurance

632 Accident and health insurance

(1972 S/C code 632)

Providing accident and health insurance and hospital and

medical service plans

639 Other insurance

(1972 SIC codes 633, 635. 636, 637, and 639)

Providing fire, marine, casualty, surety, title, deposit,

and share insurance

Management of pension, health, and welfare funds

Other insurance services performed by insurance agents,

brokers, and independent organizations

649 Lessors of agricultural and forestry real estate

(Part of 1972 SIC code 6519)

Owners and lessors of real estate used for agricultural

or timber growing purposes which the owners or lessors

do not operate themselves but lease to others

650 Real estate, nee

(1972 SIC major group 65, except part of code 6519; major

group 66; and part of code 6799)

Buying, selling, developing, owning, and leasing of real

property by real estate operators, lessors, developers,

subdividers, agents, brokers, and managers, except

lessors of agricultural and forestry real estate

Real estate investment trusts

671 Holding companies

(Part of 1972 SIC code 671)

Business enterprises engaged primarily in holding or

owning securities for the purpose of exercising some

degree of control over the activities of the companies

whose securities are held, except bank holding companies

(i.e., holding companies for which over 50 percent of

their total income comes from banks which they hold)

Business enterprises which own subsidiary companies

and supply buying, accounting, and management services, but perform no operating functions, except when

related to banks

NOTE. — Bank holding companies are classified in Dl

code 600.

Dl code 671 is generally an invalid industry classification,

particularly if the business enterprise being reported is

a conglomerate. Determination of industry code MUST

be based on the activities of the fully consolidated business enterprise being reported to BEA. A business enterprise which engages in holding company activities but

which generates more than 50 percent of its total income

from other activities IS NOT a holding company.

SERVICES

700 Hotels and other lodging places

(1972 SIC major group 70)

Providing to the public, commercial lodging, such as—

Hotels, motels, and tourist courts

Rooming and boarding houses

Camps and trailering parks

Organization hotels and lodging houses on a membership basis

NOTE.—Providing meals or operating restaurants in

connection with these activities is considered an integral

part of the activity and is classified here and the revenues generated by these activities are included here

and NOT in Dl code 540.

731 Advertising

(1972 SIC code 731)

Preparing advertising (writing copy, art work, graphics,

and other creative work) and placing such advertising

in periodicals, newspapers, radio, and television or other

advertising media for clients on a commission or fee basis

Outdoor advertising services

Advertising solicitation on a fee basis

Other miscellaneous advertising

733 Research and development, and commercial testing,

laboratories

(1972 SIC codes 7391 and 7397)

Performing, on a contract or fee basis, laboratory or

other physical research and development and product

testing

NOTE.—Medical and dental laboratories are classified

in Dl code 892.

734 Management, consulting, and public relations services

(Part of 1972 SIC code 7392)

Furnishing a wide variety of general or specialized management, consulting, or public relations services on a

contract or fee basis

NOTE.—Professional design and related consulting engineering is classified in Dl code 891.

Management and operation of a business where operating

staff as well as management is provided is classified in

industry of enterprise managed.

Computer-related services are in Dl code 737.

Firms providing hospital and nursing home management

are classified in Dl code 892, whether or not operating

staff is provided.

735 Equipment rental and leasing services, excluding automotive and computers

(1972 SIC code 7394)

Renting or leasing (except finance leasing) of machinery,

tools, and other equipment

NOTE. — Excludes the short-term rental or leasing of

personal and recreational items such as lockers, clothes,

canoes, and beach chairs.

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736

737

739

780

890

Item description

SERVICES—Continued

Rental of automobiles and trucks without drivers is classified in Dl code 890; rental with drivers is classified in

Dl code 477.

Rental or leasing of computers and related equipment

is classified in Dl code 737.

Employment agencies and temporary help supply services

(1972 SIC code 736)

Providing employment service, temporary help, and personnel to perform a range of services for others on a

contract or fee basis

Computer and data processing services

(1972 SIC code 737)

Providing computer programming and other software

services

Providing data processing services

Supplying computer and data processing services, such

as rental, leasing (other than by manufacturers and their

sales offices and persons engaged in finance—equity—

leasing), repair, and maintenance of computers and related equipment

Acting as computer consultants on a fee basis

Computer time sharing

NOTE.—Data processing courses in programming and

computer and peripheral equipment operation, including

keypunch operation, are classified in Dl code 896.

Other business services

(1972 SIC codes 732, 733, 734, 735, 7393, 7395, 7396,

and 7397)

Providing services such as—

Credit reporting, adjustment, and collection

Mailing and reproduction

Commercial art

Photofinishing laboratories

Other miscellaneous business services, including

news syndicates

Motion pictures, including television tape and film

(1972 SIC major group 78)

Motion picture and television film and tape production,

distribution, and allied services

Operation of motion picture theaters, including drive-ins

Automotive rental and leasing, without drivers

(1972 SIC code 751)

Rental and leasing, without drivers, on a short-term

rental or extended-term leasing basis, of passenger cars,

trucks, utility trailers, and recreational vehicles

NOTE.—Rental and leasing with drivers is classified in

Dl code 477.

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891

892

893

895

896

897

Item description

SERVICES—Continued

Engineering, architectural, and surveying services

(1972 SIC code 891)

Performing services of a professional nature in the fields

of engineering, architecture, and land surveying, such

as industrial, civil, electrical, marine, and petroleum

engineering

Health services

(1972 SIC major group 80 and part of 7392)

Hospitals, nursing and personal care facilities, medical

and dental laboratories, offices of physicians, etc.

Hospital and nursing home management enterprises,

whether or not operating staff is provided

Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services

(1972 SIC code 893)

Providing services in the fields of accounting, auditing,

and bookkeeping

NOTE.—Providing data processing and tabulating services NOT as a part of accounting, auditing and bookkeeping, services is classified in Dl code 737.

Legal services

(1972 SIC major group 81)

Providing legal advice or legal services

Educational services

(1972 SIC major group 82)

Furnishing formal academic or technical courses, correspondence schools, commercial and trade schools,

and libraries

Data processing courses in programming and computer

and peripheral equipment operation, including keypunch

operation

Other services provided on a commercial basis

(1972 SIC major groups 72; 75, except code 751; 76; 79; 83;

84; 86; and 89, except codes 891 and 893; to the extent the

activities are engaged in, or services provided on, a commercial basis)

Providing the following types of services on a commercial basis—

1. Personal services—

Laundry, cleaning and garment services

Photographic services

Beauty and barber services

Shoe repair

Funeral services

Other personal services

2. Automotive repair and services

3. Miscellaneous repair services, nee—

Electrical repair

Watch, clock, and jewelry repair

Furniture repair and reupholstery services

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SERVICES—Continued

4. Amusement and recreation services, except motion

picturesBowling alleys and billiard and pool halls

Commercial sports

Dance halls, studios, and schools

Amusement parks, etc.

5. Social servicesServices such as child care, job training, residential

care, etc.

6. Membership organizations—

Services of business, professional, labor, social, fraternal, and political associations

7. Other miscellaneous services, nee

NOTE.—Travel agents are classified in Dl code 475.

Noncommercial, nonprofit groups, associations, or organizations are classified in Dl code 905.

Dl code 897 is limited to those activities enumerated

in 1-7 above, and is not a catchall code for hard-toclassify activities.

NONBUSINESS ENTITIES

900 Government entities

U.S. Federal, State, and local governments, foreign governments, and international governing bodies; entities

or instrumentalities thereof, including government sponsored agencies; and quasi-governmental organizations

including business-type enterprises that are controlled

by the government and private sector through joint ownership of stock or joint membership on boards of directors or other controlling bodies

905 Nonbusiness entities, except Government

(Groups, associations, or organizations in 1972 SIC code

6732, or 1972 SIC major groups 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 86, and

89 engaging in an activity or providing a service on a noncommercial, nonprofit basis; individuals; and estates)

Religious, charitable, and other groups, associations or

organizations operating on a noncommercial, nonprofit

basis, including those engaging in the management of

the funds of trusts and foundations for religious, educational, charitable, or nonprofit research purposes

The provision of health, legal, educational, social, and

miscellaneous services and the operation of museums,

art galleries, botanical and zoological gardens and membership organizations on a noncommercial, nonprofit basis

Individuals

Estates

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PART II.—FOREIGN TRADE CLASSIFICATIONS

The foreign trade classifications are to be used in classifying U.S. merchandise

exports and imports. The classifications are PRODUCT classifications adapted

from the Standard International Trade Classification, Revision 2 (United Nations

Statistical Papers, Series M, No. 34/Rev. 2), hereinafter referred to as "the

SITC." For each product category described below, the equivalent one-, two-,

or three-digit SITC code, or combination thereof, is given for the convenience

of those U.S. Reporters who are familiar with the SITC.

It should be noted that the FOREIGN TRADE classifications are product

classifications used only in classifying merchandise trade flows; they should

be carefully distinguished from the Dl INDUSTRY classifications contained in

Part I of this booklet, which are used in determining the major industrial activity

of the entity being reported.

Item description

FOOD (RAW AND PREPARED) AND LIVE ANIMALS

CHIEFLY FOR FOOD

(SITC code 0)

Include, for exampleLive animals chiefly for food (exclude zoo animals, insects, dogs, cats, etc.)

Meat and meat preparations (fresh, concentrated, or

preserved)

Dairy products and birds' eggs (fresh, concentrated, or

preserved)

Fish, crustaceans and mollusks, and preparations thereof

(fresh, frozen, or preserved)

Cereals and cereal preparations (unmilled, cereal meals

and flours, "prepared breakfast" foods, bakery products,

etc.)

Vegetables and fruits (fresh, frozen, preserved or prepared; include edible beans and nuts, except soybeans

and other oil seeds)

Sugar, sugar preparations, and honey

Coffee, tea, cocoa, spices and manufactures thereof

(include coffee and tea substitutes)

Animal feeding stuffs

Margarine, shortening, and prepared edible fats, excluding all other fats and oils.

Miscellaneous edible products and preparations

Item discretion

BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO

(SITC code 1)

Include, for exampleBottled and canned soft drinks, mineral waters, and other

nonalcoholic beverages

Alcoholic beverages

Unmanufactured and manufactured tobacco products

CRUDE MATERIALS, INEDIBLE, EXCEPT FUELS

(SITC code 2)

Include, for example—

Raw hides, skins, and furskins

Soybeans, other oil seeds, and oleaginous fruit

Crude rubber, natural, synthetic, and reclaimed (exclude

compounded, semiprocessed, and finished rubber

products)

Cork, natural, raw, and waste

Fuelwood and wood charcoal

Pulpwood (particles, chips, wood waste, logs and bolts,

poles, pilings and posts)

Rough-sawed, dressed, and cut-stock lumber, except

veneers

Pulp and waste paper

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CRUDE MATERIALS, INEDIBLE, EXCEPT FUELS—

Continued

Textile fibers and their wastes (raw, natural and synthetic

fiber; include scouring and combing mill products, manmade fiber, filament, staple and tow, and rags, but

exclude yarn, thread, and fabric)

Crude natural fertilizers of animal or vegetable origin,

and fertilizers of natural phosphates, nitrates, and

potassic salts

Crude nonmetallic minerals, except coal, petroleum, and

precious stones (include stone, sand and gravel, sulfur,

industrial diamonds, natural abrasives, salt, asbestos,

etc.)

Ferrous and nonferrous metal ores, concentrates, waste,

and scrap (include those of precious metals, but exclude

gold waste and scrap)

Other crude inedible animal and vegetable materials such

as seeds, nursery stock, natural resins and gums, etc.

PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS, MINERAL WAXES,

NATURAL AND MANUFACTURED GAS

(Part ofSITC code 3)

Include, for example—

Petroleum, petroleum products, and related materials

(include crude and partly refined petroleum, and petroleum products such as gasoline, kerosene, distillate, and

residual fuel oils, lubricating oils and greases, petroleum

jelly and mineral waxes, petroleum coke, asphalt, and

paving mixtures)

Gas, natural and manufactured

COAL, COKE, AND BRIQUETS

(Part of SITC code 3)

Include, for example—

Coal, lignite, peat, coke and briquets thereof

CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS

(SITC code 5)

Include, for example—

Organic and inorganic chemical elements and compounds

(include nuclear feed materials and fuels, and radioactive

materials)

Dyeing, tanning, and coloring materials, natural and

synthetic (include color lakes, tannins, printing inks,

paints, enamels, and lacquers)

Medicinal and pharmaceutical products

Essential oils, perfume and flavor materials, including

perfumes, cosmetics, and toilet preparations

Soap, cleansing and polishing preparations

Fertilizers, manufactured (mineral or chemical)

Explosives and pyrotechnic products (exclude ordnance

and all other ammunition)

Artificial resins and plastic materials, and cellulose esters

and ethers

CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS—

Continued

Other chemical products and materials, n.e.s., such as

insecticides, herbicides, starches (include corn starch),

disinfectants, glues, and adhesives, wood and resin-based

chemical products, artificial waxes, artificial graphite,

etc.

NOTE.—Exclude prepared photographic chemicals,

synthetic rubber and cellulosic and noncellulosic manmade fibers.

MACHINERY, ELECTRICAL AND NONELECTRICAL,

EXCEPT TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT

(SITC codes 71-77)

Include, for example—

Power-generating machinery, equipment and parts

(include engines for transportation equipment and nuclear reactors)

Agricultural machinery (include tractors and parts)

Civil engineering and contractors' plant, equipment and

parts

Textile and leather machinery and parts

Paper and pulp mill machinery, papercutting machines,

etc., and parts

Printing and bookbinding machinery and parts

Food processing machines (except domestic) and parts

Metalworking and metalforming machinery, machine

tools, and parts

Oil and gas field equipment and parts (exclude drill bits,

core bits, and reamers)

Construction, maintenance, mining, and lifting and loading

equipment and parts (exclude wheel- or truck-mounted

power cranes, draglines, shovels, and off-highway trucks

and trailers)

Other industrial machinery and parts specialized to

particular industries

Telecommunications and sound recording and reproducing apparatus and parts (include TV and radio receivers, telephone switchboards, phonographs, tape

recorders, etc.)

Batteries

Electrical apparatus for medical purposes and radiological

apparatus

Electrical equipment for internal combustion engines

Electrical hand tools

Electron tubes, semiconductors, etc.

Electrical machinery, apparatus and appliances, n.e.s.,

and parts (include electric household equipment, appliances and parts, and their nonelectric counterparts,

but exclude nonelectric cooking stoves and ranges)

NOTE.—See description below of road vehicle parts, to

determine which parts are included in machinery, and

which in road vehicles (SITC 78) or in other transportation

equipment (SITC 79).

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Item description Item description

ROAD VEHICLES (INCLUDING AIR CUSHION VEHICLES) AND PARTS (SEE DESCRIPTION OF PARTS

BELOW)

(SITCcode78)

Include, for example—

New and used passenger cars

Buses

Motorcycles, motorscooters, bicycles, and other cycles,

motorized and nonmotorized

Trucks, except wheeled armored fighting vehicles

Truck trailers

Travel trailers and campers

Wheel- or truck-mounted power cranes, draglines, and

shovels (except railway cranes)

Nonmilitary vehicles which operate in whole or in part

on runners or skis

Motor vehicle stampings

Road vehicle parts—Include all parts that are shipped

with the vehicle. Product classification of parts that are

shipped separately depends on the type of part. Some

parts, such as bodies, chassis, shock absorbers, bumpers,

mufflers, tailpipes, transmissions, motor vehicle floor

coverings, and gaskets, always are classified in SITC 78

(or 79, if parts are for "other transport equipment"),

whether or not shipped with the vehicles. Other types

of parts are included with vehicles only when shipped

with the vehicles; when shipped separately, such parts

are classified in other product categories, according to

the type of material or the general function of the part.

As examples, if shipped separately from vehicles: tires

and tubes, brake linings and pads, clutch facings and

linings, and automotive glass and mirrors are in SITC

61-66; locks, hinges, and other automotive hardware,

vehicle suspension springs and leaves are in SITC 69;

and internal combustion piston engines and parts, turbines and parts, motor vehicle pumps and fans, blowers,

radios, storage batteries, and electrical equipment for

engines and vehicles are in SITC 71-77

OTHER TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT

(SITC code 79)

Include, for exampleRailway vehicles, new and rebuilt (include railway cranes,

railway and tramway track fixtures and fittings, and

hovertrains)

Aircraft and associated equipment and parts

Ships, boats (include hovercraft) and floating structures

Passenger car trailers (include housing-type coaches)

Parts for such transport equipment (the description of

"road vehicle parts" above applies also to parts for

"other transport equipment")

METAL MANUFACTURES

(SITC codes 67, 68, and 69)

Include, for exampleIron and steel products of blast furnaces, steel works,

rolling mills and finishing mills

METAL MANUFACTURES—Continued

Cast iron articles, except ingot molds and railway car

wheels

Nonferrous metals and metal products (except gold and

insulated cable for communication, appliances, and

building)

Nonferrous metal castings and forgings

Uranium depleted in U235 and thorium

Fabricated metal products (except ordnance, machinery,

and transportation products and insulated electrical

items), such as structures and parts of structures, metal

containers, wire products, pipes and tubes, nails, screws,

nuts and bolts, hand and edge tools, dies and cutting

tools; drill bits, core bits, and reamers for oil and gas

field drilling machinery; metal Venetian blinds, hardware,

table flatware and cutlery, utensils and household equipment made of base metal, etc.

Metal stampings, except motor vehicle stampings and

stamped vitreous enameled parts for washing machines

and refrigerators

Nonelectric cooking stoves and ranges

NOTE.—See description of road vehicle parts to determine which parts are classified in metal manufactures,

and which in road vehicles (SITC 78) and in other transport equipment (SITC 79).

OTHER MANUFACTURES

(SITC codes 61-66, and 8)

Include, for exampleLeather, leather manufactures and dressed furskins

(include composition leather with a basis of leather and

manufactures of such composition leather)

Rubber manufactures, finished and semifinished (include

sheet and plate materials, hardened rubber items, tires

and tubes, hygenic and pharmaceutical articles, etc.)

Cork manufactures, agglomerated cork, and articles of

same

Wood veneers, plywood, improved or reconstructed

wood, and other worked wood (include cooperage,

millwork, household utensils of wood, etc.)

Paper, paperboard, and articles of paper pulp, of paper,

or of paperboard

Textile yarn, thread, and fabrics of manmade or natural

fibers but exclude scouring and combing mill products

Made up articles of textile materials, apparel, clothing

accessories, and related products

Footwear (exclude military apparel and footwear, which

are in SITC 9)

Floor coverings (include linoleum, carpets, mats, etc.)

Nonmetallic mineral manufactures, such as glass and

glass products, pottery, lime, cement, and fabricated

construction materials, refractory materials, clay, construction materials, etc. (exclude electrical porcelain

goods and gaskets of laminated metals)

Sanitary, plumbing, heating and lighting fixtures and

fittings

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Item description Item description

OTHER MANUFACTURES—Continued

Furniture and parts (include chairs designed for medical,

dental, surgical and veterinary use)

Travel goods, luggage, handbags and simitar containers

Optical goods, instruments and apparatus

Medical and dental instruments and appliances

Meters, counters and measuring, checking, analyzing and

controlling instruments

Photographic and motion picture apparatus, equipment,

and supplies (include prepared photographic film and

chemicals)

Watches, clocks and parts thereof

Phonograph records and record blanks

Magnetic tape, including computer recording, etc.

Printed matter, include books, magazines, newspapers,

commercial printing, etc.

Baby carriages, toys, games, and sporting goods

Office and stationery supplies

Miscellaneous plastic products (except laminated sheets,

rods, and tubes)

OTHER MANUFACTURES—Continued

Works of art, collector's pieces, antiques

Jewelry and related articles

Musical instruments and parts and accessories

Nonmilitary arms, shotgun shells, other hunting and

sporting ammunition

Other miscellaneous manufactured products

ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE OILS, FATS, AND

WAXES, AND COMMODITIES NEC

(SITC codes 4 and 9)

Include, for example—

Crude and refined, edible and inedible animal and vegetable fats and oils (exclude margarine, shortening, and

other prepared edible fats, which are in SITC 0)

Military apparel and footwear

Armored vehicles and ordnance, except for shotgun

shells, other hunting and sporting ammunition, and

nonmilitary arms

Pet and zoo animals

Gold, nonmonetary (exclude ores and concentrates)

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