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# Factor Intensity Ratios and Employment Statistics for Selected Industries: 1963 to 1982

|||To|tal Employ|ees (000)|1982|Labor I|ntensity|Ratios|(AllMf|g.= 100) 1/|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|SIC|Description|1963|<br>1972|1982|Valueofshipments (Sml5l)|1963|1967|1972|1977|<br>1982|
|--|ALL MANUFACTURING<br>|16,910.1|19,026.8|19,094.1|1,960,205.8|100.0|100.0|100.0|100.0|100.0|
|20|Food Products|1,643.1|1,569.3|1,487.7|280,529.3|117.3|119.0|122.0|123.5|137.7|
|21|Tobacco Products|77.3|66.3|57.9|16,061.4|191.7|199.6|213.8|239.4|358.7|
|22|Textiles<br>Mill Products|863.2|952.6|717.4|47,515.4|62.6|64.7|66.1|61.6|59.9|
|2211|Cotton Mills|208.9|121.3|76.9|3,972.0|53.1|59,1|55.7|55.5|49.3|
|2221|Artificial<br>FiberMills|88.2|149.7|140.8|8,191.2|66.2|62.6|65.8|61.9|57.4|
|225|Knitting<br>Mills|220.5|276.5|204.8|10,986.1|55.9|58.7|61.8|54.8|56.3|
|226|Nonwool Textile<br>Finishing|70.8|79.5|58.1|4,971.9|72.6|71.1|75.3|65.8|63.4|
|228|Yarn and Thread Mills|102.6|147.5|108.6|7,036,4|56.1|58.5|51.6|53.7|49.5|
|23|Apparel and Textiles|1,279.5|1,368.3|1,189.0|53,387.9|54.2|54.7|53.0|49.4|50.8|
|2311|<br>Mens Suits|122.7|124.8|75.2|3,061.5|59.8|56.8|57.8|53.4|51.9|
|232|Mens Clothing|305.6|363.7|298.9|12,727.1|46.7|46.7|37.9|45.3|51.3|
|233|<br>Womens Outerwear|405.4|377.7|418.9|18,224.5|53.6|57.4|51.0|48.1|47.4|
|234|Womens Undergarments|113.9|105.4|81.6|3,322.7|57.5|56.5|53.5|45.6|48.9|
|236|Childrens Outerwear|81.9|74.8|71.3|2,711.4|50.4|50.7|51.0|41.3|47.0|
|24|Wood Products|563.1|691.0|<br>576.4|42,934.9|63.0|66.2|80.2|78.4|61.8|
|25|Furniture<br>and Fixtures|376.5|462.0|436.0|24,128.6|72.0|72.3|70.9|64.4|68.2.|
|26|Paper and Products|588.0|633.4|605.6|79,895.1|111.1|112.6|110.9|118.1|127.7|
|27|Printing<br>and Publishing|913.2|1,056.5|1,291.8|85,796.9|101.3|102.7|102.8|98.0|97.6|
|28|Chemicals|737.4|836.5|872.6|170,736.9|210.6|206.4|208.3|215.7|205.3|
|29|Petroleum and Coal Products|153.4|139.5|151.6|208,918.6|215.0|282.6|223.2|373.5|337.3|
|30|Rubber and Plastic<br>Products|415.0|617.7|681.7|55,415.8|99.0|97.1|101.4|91.6|92.5|
|31|Leather and Products|327.5|273.4|199.8|9,719.2|56.1|58.9|57.4|51.4|55.3|
|32|Stone, Clay and Glass|573.9|623.2|531.5|45,180.6|108.4|104.2|208.6|104.4|100.2|
|33|<br>Primary Metal Industries|1.1:4o5|1,142.8|854.1|104,666.8|118.1|115.0|109.4|112.9|90.3|
|34|<br>FabricatedMetalProducts|!, !2.1|<br>1,493.3|1,459.7|<br>119,440.0|99.1|99.2|96.9|97.9|93.5|
|35|Noneletrical<br>Machinery|<br>1,459.4|<br>1,827.7|<br>2,188.7|<br>187,895.7|105.8|110.1|110.5|108.0|108.3|
|36|Electrical<br>Equipment|1,511.8|1,661.3|1,914.5|147,943.6|99.4|96.3|99.0|97.9|102.4|
|37|<br>Transport Equipment|<br>1,601.2|<br>1,719.0|<br>1,595.9|<br>201,346.1|124.4|113.3|124.4|121.7|123.3|
|38|Instruments|305.5|452.3|623.6|51,797.6|115.4|120.1|125.5|112.3|125.1|
|39|Misc. Manufactures|390.8|445.6|386.2|26,891.4|80.5|80.2|81.7|78.2|85.1|

1/ Value added per worker in the industry expressed as a ratio to value added per worker for all United States manufacturing.

Source: All data conpiled from United States Department of Commerce, Census of Manufactures, vol. 1, Sumnary and Subject Statistics, (Washington: Department of Commerce, various years).