Financial Analysis of Industry and a Preview of 1984

Article Abstract:

A survey of twenty-three industries was made to determine how they weathered the recession. The industries which have made profits include aerospace, business services, electronics, food, forest products, office equipment, personal goods, petroleum, railroads, rubber, stone, clay and glass, textiles, trucking, and utilities. These profits are recorded from 1983 and the outlook for 1984 is a continuation of growth. The industries which continued to lose money during 1983 are the airlines, miscellaneous manufacturing, heavy construction, industrial machinery, metals and mining, metalworking machinery, steel, and transportation equipment. Revenues and net income are listed for the top companies in each of the twenty-three industries. An outlook for 1984 is presented for each industry.

Analysis, Profit, Profits, Statistics, Surveys, Corporations, Business enterprises, Finance, Industry, Industries, Business surveys

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Blue Skies Ahead, but Clouds in '85

Article Abstract:

Economic analysis is presented of current and projected business activity in 1983 and 1984. Gross national product (GNP) growth is expected to fall and stabilize at a lower rate in late 1984. The rate of industrial production is expected to decline fifty percent. The high deficit will increase interest rates, and money supply growth will remain conservative. Forecasts are included for housing, corporate profits, unemployment and disposable income. Economists predict an increased foreign trade deficit.

United States, Economic forecasting

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Investment Kindles New Spark

Article Abstract:

The economic recovery in the United States is continuing. As the recovery expands, the business sector is doing well. The housing industry has shown growth. The mood of the economy is included.

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