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Notes for Industrial Production Source and Description Tables - Market Groups
Description of Columns
Groups and Series: Series with asterisks are included in the published totals but are not published separately. The following abbreviations are used: n.e.c. = not elsewhere classified; misc. = miscellaneous; pt. = part. The detailed market structure is shown on Table 1E of the G.17 Monthly Supplement. For information on the source data and beginning date of each individual series, see Table 1, Industry Structure of Industrial Production.
Classification: Market classification coes are abbreviated as follows:
- Consumer goods (C)
- Durable consumer goods (Cd)
- Cda—Automotive products
- Cdo—Other durable goods
- Nondurable consumer goods (Cn)
- Cnn—Non-energy
- Cne—Energy
- Equipment (E)
- Business equipment (Eb)
- Ebt—Transit equipment
- Ebi—Information processing and related equipment
- Ebn—Industrial and other equipment
- Oil and gas well drilling and manufactured homes (Es)
- Defense and space equipment (Ed)
- Nonindustrial supplies (S)
- Sc—Construction
- Sb—Business
- Materials (M)
- Non-energy (Mn)
- Mnd—Durable goods materials
- Mnn—Nondurable goods materials
- Energy materials (Me)
- Mep—Primary
- Mec—Converted fuel materials
NAICS codes are from the North American Industry Classification, 2007 edition, published by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget.
2. Individual and aggregate series have been compiled on a consistent NAICS basis back to 1972. Major aggregates are groupings are linked to their corresponding pre-1972 SIC-based counterparts. Many industries are appointed among several market groups. The value added and gross value figures for these series (marked with footnote 2) are appointed accordingly. For the total value added and gross value for a given industry, see Table 1, Industry Structure of Industrial Production.
Value added and Gross value: These weights were estimated from information contained in the Annual Survey of Manufacture, Census of Manufactures and teh Census of Mineral Industries, and reports from the Department of Energy, the Edison Electric Institute, and the American Gas Association. The figures may not add to totals because of rounding.
3. The individual series that comprise the total index include those industries in mining, utilities, and manufacturing. Manufacturing comprises those industries in the North American Classification Systems, or NAICS, definition of manufacturing plus the logging and newspaper, periodical, book, and directory publishing industries that have traditionally been considered manufacturing.
