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Release Date: October 16, 2001

Table 6
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES
		Index, 1992 = 100
	2000	Seasonally adjusted						Not seasonally adjusted
	IP	2001						2001
	Proportion [1]	Mar.	Apr.	May	June	July	Aug.	Mar.	Apr.	May	June	July	Aug.

Metal mining 10	.22	85.4	90.4	91.2	92.9	90.7	89.4	85.1	90.1	91.5	94.9	89.1	88.9
Iron ore 101	.04	89.1	99.0	86.5	85.6			84.3	96.0	91.7	91.0
Nonferrous ores 102-4,8,9	.19	84.9	89.1	91.9	94.1	91.7	90.1	85.2	89.2	91.4	95.5	89.6	89.2
Copper 102	.07	72.3	78.8	83.2	87.4			74.0	79.2	84.8	87.3

Coal mining 12	.55	116.6	116.8	116.5	115.2	111.5	111.3	119.4	114.7	111.3	115.9	104.4	113.0

Oil and gas extraction 13	5.36	97.7	98.5	98.9	98.5	97.9	97.4	98.4	98.6	99.0	98.3	97.2	96.7
Crude oil and natural gas 131	4.50	91.9	92.6	92.5	92.3	91.9	91.9	92.7	92.8	92.7	92.2	91.1	90.9
Crude oil, total	2.28	78.8	78.2	78.5	78.3	78.4	77.7	79.2	78.7	78.7	77.7	77.8	77.4
Natural gas	2.23	109.8	112.6	111.9	111.8	110.6	111.4	111.4	112.3	112.1	112.2	109.5	109.7
Natural gas liquids 132	.33	106.9	108.0	116.0	114.8	112.0	110.6	108.7	109.3	114.9	114.2	112.3	109.9
Oil and gas well drilling 138	.52	150.7	151.2	152.2	150.4	147.7	143.0	148.1	149.8	152.1	148.8	148.9	145.6

Stone and earth minerals 14	.56	129.6	129.1	128.2	126.5	123.6	125.2	106.5	129.1	142.7	143.6	144.9	150.7

Foods 20	8.81	114.6	114.2	114.1	113.9	113.2	112.8	109.4	110.3	112.0	116.4	115.9	119.7
Meat products 201	1.53	121.5	121.1	124.0	124.1	124.1	125.7	121.6	121.0	124.0	127.4	120.5	127.0
Beef	.41	110.3	108.6	114.9	115.1	113.6	115.9	107.3	105.7	115.0	121.1	113.7	121.6
Pork	.29	109.1	112.0	113.5	108.0	111.2	111.2	111.2	111.6	104.2	103.9	100.1	107.3
Poultry	.81	140.1	139.1	140.9	143.4	142.7	144.8	140.1	139.9	144.3	147.7	139.4	145.1
Miscellaneous meats	.01	65.5	66.2	61.8	65.4	66.3	66.7	72.3	68.0	58.5	62.2	61.2	63.8
Dairy products 202	.81	105.6	106.7	106.7	109.7	110.2	108.7	111.6	115.4	116.0	116.6	109.7	104.1
Butter 2021	.01	91.6	99.8	106.6	109.3	107.4	106.1	105.7	117.1	110.9	94.1	84.7	77.9
Cheese 2022	.22	128.1	125.0	126.4	127.4	130.5	128.9	132.2	129.2	131.3	130.6	125.8	123.0
Concentrated milk 2023	.20	108.4	113.8	115.0	125.0	123.5	117.6	119.2	132.3	134.4	133.9	117.4	102.1
Frozen desserts 2024	.09	90.5	94.0	88.0	90.0	90.1	89.1	96.0	105.5	101.5	113.9	108.5	101.2
Milk and misc. dairy products 2026	.30	97.4	97.5	97.9	98.8	98.9	99.6	101.2	102.2	102.8	101.3	97.7	96.1

Canned and frozen food 203	1.10	106.5	106.4	105.8	106.0	104.7	104.7	94.7	97.6	98.3	103.4	108.8	120.6
Grain mill products 204	.93	107.9	108.0	106.0	105.2	107.0	106.7	106.1	102.6	104.3	104.6	106.5	109.0
Bakery products 205	1.04	114.2	112.9	114.3	112.5	111.0	110.2	104.2	107.1	110.5	116.8	121.1	122.3
Sugar and confectionery 206	.60	124.0	125.3	124.1	121.3	119.7	115.7	117.3	111.7	111.7	112.6	109.0	115.5
Fats and oils 207	.16	114.8	115.9	117.3	120.1	125.6	130.7	118.2	114.6	113.5	115.5	117.1	125.9
Beverages 208	1.73	120.8	119.2	119.0	118.1	116.4	115.3	115.5	117.0	118.8	126.3	124.2	126.3
Beer and ale 2082,3	.50	102.2	104.0	101.5	100.3			106.7	110.3	110.7	115.4
Soft drinks 2086,7	.99	138.7	134.4	135.5	134.5	132.4	131.2	124.4	126.9	130.9	141.2	147.5	149.6
Coffee and miscellaneous 209	.92	115.9	114.2	111.2	112.2	109.9	109.7	102.9	106.4	107.7	115.5	119.1	121.4
Roasted coffee 2095	.11	97.7	95.7	97.7	104.8	95.1		83.6	87.7	93.0	91.9	85.5

Tobacco products 21	1.71	92.2	93.8	92.1	93.1	94.2	91.7	99.2	90.8	88.3	98.9	83.3	100.9

Textile mill products 22	1.23	92.4	90.7	87.4	87.7	84.3	86.2	91.3	94.4	89.0	92.1	83.9	88.6
Fabrics 221-4	.28	79.2	77.3	76.4	77.7	73.4	75.5	80.7	79.8	79.7	79.5	69.7	76.5
Cotton and synthetic 221,2	.23	78.9	76.9	76.4	78.0			80.3	79.3	79.5	79.4
Narrow fabrics 224	.03	101.1	100.8	96.5	97.6	99.1	94.9	102.1	100.7	97.9	98.0	94.0	96.1
Knit goods 225	.30	91.0	90.1	87.2	83.2	83.3	82.2	86.0	91.0	88.7	93.0	85.6	88.6
Knit garments 2253,4,7-9	.21	88.9	88.0	84.1	79.0	80.0	77.8	81.4	83.5	83.6	86.2	84.8	90.6
Fabric finishing 226	.12	60.9	61.2	61.6	61.1	59.7	60.8	60.5	64.6	66.4	62.1	55.2	63.7
Carpeting 227	.20	117.3	111.8	105.0	115.4	106.7	110.1	114.7	128.3	99.3	122.8	117.9	109.7
Yarns and miscellaneous 228,9	.34	109.2	108.1	102.0	100.2	95.9	100.3	110.4	108.5	104.5	101.7	91.5	101.5
Cotton and synthetic yarns 2281,2,4	.16	99.9	95.0	88.2	87.1	77.7	85.4	102.5	96.5	92.8	88.6	72.8	87.2

Apparel products 23	1.41	88.4	88.2	87.9	85.2	85.9	82.7	87.0	84.7	87.6	87.4	84.7	85.7

Lumber and products 24	1.82	111.4	110.9	114.0	113.8	114.6	114.9	110.7	111.9	113.4	118.9	112.8	118.9
Logging and lumber 241,2	.62	103.5	102.6	108.3	106.7	107.8	107.4	103.4	102.4	105.4	113.6	105.1	112.9
Logging 241	.20	81.8	83.8	87.5	83.4	85.3	84.6	74.9	76.7	82.9	87.4	90.6	94.0
Lumber products 243-5,9	1.20	117.8	117.5	119.2	119.9	120.5	121.1	116.8	119.3	120.0	124.0	119.2	124.3
Millwork and plywood 243	.67	124.7	124.3	126.9	126.1	127.6	129.0	121.6	123.1	128.0	129.6	129.4	132.7
Plywood 2435,6	.11	90.0	91.1	93.9	90.1	83.6	95.3	91.4	93.5	96.8	93.3	83.3	96.8
Manufactured homes 245	.18	83.2	85.2	89.3	94.1	92.6		86.9	91.4	93.6	102.7	82.8


[1] The IP proportion data are estimates of the industries' relative contributions to overall IP growth in the following year.
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Note:  Estimates for June to August are revised.

Table 6 (continued)
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES
		Index, 1992 = 100
	2000	Seasonally adjusted						Not seasonally adjusted
	IP	2001						2001
	Proportion [1]	Mar.	Apr.	May	June	July	Aug.	Mar.	Apr.	May	June	July	Aug.

Furniture and fixtures 25	1.61	143.2	142.5	143.5	140.0	140.1	138.1	137.7	140.0	139.8	143.2	141.8	148.6
Household furniture 251	.65	130.4	128.2	130.2	127.8	127.7	123.7	129.1	128.5	126.9	131.9	125.7	130.8

Paper and products 26	3.30	107.7	113.7	110.9	108.8	109.8	108.5	108.8	114.4	108.4	110.3	108.9	109.5
Pulp and paper 261-3	1.22	104.0	108.9	106.3	103.9	104.4	105.4	104.3	109.0	104.2	104.7	104.0	106.4
Wood pulp 261	.07	91.1	92.0	91.1	90.3	88.8	91.0	89.5	92.7	90.1	90.1	90.6	92.2
Paper 262	.68	103.3	107.5	104.9	102.4	103.7	102.6	103.6	107.4	102.3	102.6	102.5	103.0
Paperboard 263	.47	109.0	115.7	112.9	110.4	110.0	113.9	109.6	115.9	111.3	112.0	110.3	115.6
Paper products 265,7	2.08	110.0	116.8	113.7	111.8	113.1	110.5	111.5	117.7	110.9	113.8	111.9	111.5
Paperboard containers 265	.79	104.4	111.0	108.1	105.3	108.0	104.0	106.3	113.9	103.8	109.5	107.1	105.6
Converted paper products 267	1.29	113.5	120.4	117.2	115.9	116.3	114.5	114.6	119.8	115.3	116.2	114.7	115.0

Printing and publishing 27	6.58	106.2	105.6	105.3	104.0	103.4	102.9	100.8	103.9	102.0	104.0	107.1	107.9
Newspapers 271	1.57	87.4	86.8	86.6	86.7	87.0	86.3	84.0	92.8	84.8	84.7	84.0	80.6
Periodicals, books, and cards 272,3,7	2.09	112.3	112.5	110.9	111.0	110.5	109.9	111.1	111.8	110.0	108.9	111.1	111.5
Job printing 274-6,8,9	2.92	112.9	111.8	112.2	109.1	107.9	107.6	103.2	104.7	106.5	111.8	118.0	121.7

Chemicals and products 28	10.33	121.2	120.1	120.2	119.5	119.6	119.0	124.5	124.0	122.9	123.3	122.5	122.7
Industrial chemicals and
synthetic materials 281,2,6	3.96	103.6	102.0	99.3	99.6	99.5	97.9	104.7	104.8	99.4	100.7	98.1	96.7
Basic chemicals 281	.97	95.9	94.0	88.0	84.3	85.1	84.3	97.7	98.1	88.3	87.7	83.1	85.0
Alkalies and chlorine 2812	.06	69.1	71.3	66.3	70.3	68.1	72.4	70.3	70.6	67.6	68.4	67.9	71.7
Inorganic pigments 2816	.08	103.2	102.0	104.0	94.8	102.8	101.7	104.9	107.7	99.9	99.0	100.7	99.2
Inorganic chemicals, nec 2819	.72	92.9	90.2	82.7	78.4	79.1	78.1	95.3	95.2	83.3	82.7	76.9	79.6
Acids and other	.62	123.6	118.5	115.2	114.3			121.2	121.2	113.5	119.7

Synthetic materials 282	1.35	116.7	113.0	115.0	121.5	121.4	117.9	119.0	117.2	115.0	122.5	119.5	115.2
Plastics materials 2821	.97	130.0	126.5	129.0	141.9	143.5		132.1	131.9	129.0	142.4	140.3
Synthetic fibers 2823,4	.27	95.4	90.0	93.3	85.6	80.2		97.3	92.0	91.1	87.3	80.4
Industrial organic chemicals 286	1.63	98.3	98.3	94.3	92.6			98.0	99.5	94.6	92.3

Chemical products 283-5,9	5.91	136.1	135.8	138.0	136.4	136.9	136.9	135.5	134.6	136.9	136.9	137.7	139.0
Drugs and medicines 283	3.39	148.4	148.2	150.3	149.9	150.3	149.8	149.8	147.5	151.5	145.7	145.4	145.7
Soap and toiletries 284	1.56	127.2	125.9	128.1	123.8	122.8	124.2	121.6	120.0	120.3	128.1	132.6	136.6
Paints 285	.37	100.1	104.6	107.5	108.6	109.1	110.5	103.9	115.5	118.4	124.6	114.8	116.3
Agricultural chemicals 287	.47	92.7	89.2	90.6	90.0	88.9	90.1	93.0	92.0	92.4	89.2	86.6	88.3

Petroleum products 29	2.39	115.0	116.7	116.2	116.7	115.6	113.6	108.3	116.5	119.3	122.2	121.9	119.7
Petroleum refining and misc. 291,9	2.16	110.3	111.7	111.5	111.8	110.7	108.8	104.8	112.1	114.6	117.0	116.1	113.8
Miscellaneous petroleum products	.61	105.7	106.9	103.3	105.9	105.0	105.5	99.2	109.2	110.5	117.5	119.2	119.8
Distillate fuel oil	.35	122.4	123.1	119.6	123.5	127.3		117.3	122.8	123.0	124.5	129.1
Residual fuel oil	.04	86.5	98.3	89.8	88.3	68.7		83.9	91.6	88.1	87.8	71.6
Aviation fuel and kerosene	.19	112.5	113.1	119.4	118.4	118.2		109.4	111.0	115.8	117.9	117.8
Automotive gasoline	.97	110.7	111.8	114.2	112.3	110.2		105.0	112.1	116.2	116.1	112.6
Paving and roofing materials 295	.23	152.3	158.6	154.7	156.7	157.5	153.0	129.9	149.3	155.2	165.3	172.9	172.2

Rubber and plastics products 30	3.65	136.5	136.0	135.0	135.5	135.4	134.9	136.6	133.3	134.8	137.1	131.8	136.4
Tires 301	.31	117.5	117.1	111.9	114.2	116.9	114.5	125.0	119.3	112.1	115.3	103.4	119.3
Other rubber products 302,5,6	.61	132.1	131.8	134.7	134.7	132.9	134.0	129.6	130.3	131.8	136.9	133.4	140.5
Plastics products, nec 308	2.73	140.2	139.5	138.2	138.6	138.6	137.9	139.8	135.9	138.5	140.1	135.1	137.8

Leather and products 31	.17	67.7	65.7	64.0	62.4	62.2	61.8	67.5	64.1	64.6	64.4	59.1	63.0
Shoes 314	.04	45.5	44.9	43.0	42.2	39.5	40.7	44.4	43.2	43.4	44.0	37.6	41.8

Stone, clay, and glass products 32	2.38	134.3	133.3	134.3	132.0	132.1	131.5	129.7	134.6	134.4	136.0	133.9	135.8
Pressed and blown glass 322	.29	108.0	107.2	108.4	106.4	106.4	104.4	108.3	109.2	107.6	109.3	108.0	106.0
Glass containers 3221	.11	78.0	81.0	80.1	78.4	77.3	77.8	82.0	83.5	81.3	81.4	79.9	81.1
Cement 324	.20	137.6	148.3	138.3	135.8	137.0		121.2	151.5	152.6	159.1	154.7

Structural clay products 325	.11	117.3	116.4	115.9	115.9	116.5	115.0	120.5	118.5	118.5	120.6	111.9	120.7
Concrete and miscellaneous 326-9	1.49	141.9	138.5	140.8	137.6	137.3	136.8	136.4	140.1	139.3	139.4	137.7	138.4


[1] The IP proportion data are estimates of the industries' relative contributions to overall IP growth in the following year.
Return to table

Note:  Estimates for June to August are revised.

Table 6 (continued)
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES
		Index, 1992 = 100
	2000	Seasonally adjusted						Not seasonally adjusted
	IP	2001						2001
	Proportion [1]	Mar.	Apr.	May	June	July	Aug.	Mar.	Apr.	May	June	July	Aug.

Primary metals 33	3.32	117.8	122.4	122.5	121.8	122.3	120.6	121.6	125.1	123.7	122.9	117.7	118.0
Iron and steel 331,2	1.73	113.3	118.4	121.9	122.3	123.0	120.4	117.5	123.2	124.0	124.4	119.7	117.2
Basic steel and mill products 331	1.28	110.5	117.5	121.0	121.3	122.3	118.1	114.8	121.4	123.3	123.0	119.8	117.4
Basic iron and steel	.24	98.8	97.6	99.0	101.9	100.0	100.5	100.9	99.9	101.1	101.2	96.8	97.6
Pig iron	.13	97.4	99.2	97.8	101.4	97.8	99.6	99.5	101.0	100.0	100.1	94.6	96.3
Raw steel	.08	109.2	101.3	109.0	111.8	112.8	111.1	112.8	104.9	111.7	111.8	107.6	107.3

Steel mill products	1.04	113.9	123.3	127.5	126.9	128.8	123.3	118.8	127.7	129.8	129.4	126.6	123.3
Consumer durable steel	.16	109.7	121.5	127.8	129.3	132.8	129.5	122.0	126.7	132.8	130.7	102.1	128.0
Equipment steel	.10	106.6	103.3	114.7	104.4	98.6	95.4	111.9	107.1	117.4	103.3	95.7	94.7
Construction steel	.13	155.2	165.3	168.6	168.6	179.4	172.9	145.8	168.6	172.3	176.0	185.3	176.0
Can and closure steel	.03	79.6	88.1	94.4	89.4	94.3	88.7	85.8	87.5	94.6	91.7	94.4	91.9
Miscellaneous steel	.62	111.8	122.9	125.2	126.2	127.2	120.8	116.9	127.5	126.4	128.2	130.6	120.2
Iron and steel foundries 332	.45	122.2	121.9	125.5	126.0	126.1	127.6	126.2	128.8	126.7	129.1	119.9	117.2

Nonferrous metals 333-6,9	1.59	123.3	127.2	123.4	121.5	121.8	121.2	126.4	127.5	123.7	121.4	115.8	119.2
Primary nonferrous metals 333	.19	86.8	84.7	89.5	88.2	86.5	86.3	89.7	86.6	89.7	85.4	83.3	83.7
Copper 3331	.03	89.3	90.4	101.4	103.7	101.2	102.5	92.3	92.6	98.3	96.3	97.2	100.2
Aluminum 3334	.10	67.5	67.7	67.0	64.8	62.7	62.2	67.8	68.1	67.0	64.7	62.6	61.9

Nonferrous products 335,6	1.19	130.9	136.0	129.3	127.5	127.5	126.5	134.3	135.3	129.9	127.8	120.8	125.0
Nonferrous mill products 335	.89	123.5	129.3	121.2	119.1	118.6	117.4	127.6	129.6	121.9	119.5	112.9	116.0
Aluminum 3353-5	.34	95.0	109.8	102.4	94.6	97.3	99.8	103.4	114.7	103.3	96.3	93.0	97.5
Nonferrous foundries 336	.30	155.9	158.3	157.3	156.4	158.5	158.6	156.7	153.3	157.1	156.2	147.6	156.4

Fabricated metal products 34	5.49	129.8	129.3	128.8	127.1	128.0	127.1	128.3	125.3	127.7	129.5	127.2	129.7
Metal containers 341	.17	101.5	99.7	96.5	96.4	96.2	95.7	98.5	98.4	104.4	113.8	106.4	107.8
Hardware, tools, and cutlery 342	.51	115.3	112.0	114.7	109.5	108.9	111.1	112.6	109.4	112.7	112.9	110.4	116.9
Hardware and tools 3423,5,9	.45	117.3	113.9	117.1	111.5	110.1	112.7	114.6	111.4	115.1	115.3	112.7	119.2
Structural metal products 344	1.58	145.0	142.7	141.2	139.9	140.0	138.9	141.5	137.6	140.0	142.1	141.5	141.4
Other fabricated metal products 345-9	3.00	126.6	127.3	127.7	126.3	128.0	126.7	127.1	124.9	127.2	127.8	125.3	127.6
Fasteners, stampings, etc. 345-7	1.79	128.7	130.9	131.4	129.9	131.8	131.2	129.4	129.2	130.7	131.7	129.5	133.0

Industrial machinery and equipment 35	9.06	255.7	251.0	246.1	240.0	238.6	237.5	258.2	249.9	247.7	242.9	232.2	235.5
Engines and turbines 351	.47	141.5	138.7	136.1	131.0	128.6	133.3	141.8	131.8	135.5	130.4	125.4	131.0
Farm 352	.44	174.1	159.8	150.3	155.0	169.3	163.0	236.2	216.5	192.6	175.4	116.7	100.5
Construction and allied 353	1.07	200.0	191.4	188.7	177.4	178.3	179.7	209.7	191.3	191.1	184.8	161.7	180.9
Metalworking 354	.95	119.0	117.1	115.0	113.1	114.6	111.3	120.1	113.6	114.7	112.9	111.6	109.3
Special industry machinery 355	.81	154.5	154.6	148.4	142.9	141.7	135.7	155.9	149.5	149.0	143.4	138.3	135.0
General industrial machinery 356	.97	113.4	112.4	113.2	109.5	106.6	107.0	112.3	110.2	111.3	111.9	109.7	112.7
Bearings and gears 3562,6,8	.28	95.2	94.2	92.8	93.0	93.2	91.6	98.8	94.4	93.7	94.1	91.1	88.6
Bearings 3562	.16	105.0	103.0	102.0	104.4			111.2	106.7	104.0	107.0
Equipment 3561,3-5,7,9	.69	121.7	120.7	122.6	117.1	112.6	114.0	118.3	117.4	119.4	120.0	118.2	123.8
Computer and office equip. 357	2.37	1477.5	1464.4	1434.6	1410.1	1398.3	1391.5	1358.6	1370.5	1368.0	1341.0	1386.8	1408.9
Service industry machines 358	.85	155.5	150.5	143.2	144.2	136.9	139.7	170.6	163.9	156.0	154.3	134.7	131.1
Refrig. and heating equip. 3585	.61	168.4	161.1	152.7	153.0	142.0	147.5	191.3	182.1	170.8	167.5	140.2	133.9
Miscellaneous machinery 359	1.13	142.9	143.5	144.4	139.3	138.1	138.5	137.3	139.4	140.5	143.2	147.7	151.1

Electrical machinery 36	9.02	581.0	569.9	565.8	552.3	540.1	538.5	602.5	530.7	540.4	577.8	509.9	533.2
Major electrical and parts 361,2	.88	127.1	126.0	128.0	124.8	125.3	126.6	124.4	124.4	126.0	127.7	130.6	133.9
Electric distribution equip. 361	.32	129.0	127.3	128.8	122.8	121.5	120.1	123.7	123.4	123.6	124.6	130.5	132.6
Household appliances 363	.48	145.6	144.0	148.4	144.4	139.1	147.6	151.2	139.5	136.2	139.8	126.3	144.9
Cooking equipment 3631	.07	161.7	150.4	146.8	157.3	138.9	162.0	168.7	148.1	155.8	152.6	135.8	163.2
Refrigerators and freezers 3632	.09	138.3	144.8	138.7	138.8	144.1	156.9	148.7	156.1	152.2	147.7	141.2	151.3
Laundry 3633	.10	155.5	161.7	155.5	158.8	152.4	159.6	176.4	174.3	149.7	162.6	126.2	146.9
Miscellaneous 3634,5,9	.22	137.6	133.1	147.9	135.0	130.5	133.1	135.2	115.8	117.3	122.5	116.0	134.0
Electrical housewares 3634	.07	149.6	145.9	191.8	149.2	131.6	146.1	115.2	96.0	108.5	111.5	113.2	162.1
Appliances, nec 3639	.09	106.5	103.7	106.3	107.2	109.6	105.4	120.8	106.3	105.1	110.3	94.0	98.9

Audio and video equipment 365	.18	78.7	82.4	98.5	90.9	81.7	86.5	82.7	80.2	86.0	85.9	72.5	86.3
Communication equipment 366	1.94	388.2	384.2	376.6	369.4	355.7	352.5	384.9	371.6	371.8	372.3	351.3	352.2
Electronic components 367	4.21	2103.7	2029.5	1998.6	1930.7	1890.1	1865.1	2285.4	1785.5	1862.9	2114.7	1671.4	1784.4
Semiconductors and related electronic components 3672-9	4.16	2217.7	2138.2	2105.3	2035.2	1995.2	1968.3	2418.5	1879.8	1959.9	2236.9	1759.3	1875.4
Misc. electrical supplies 369	.63	139.0	139.1	136.3	138.7	139.0	136.2	137.7	132.8	134.6	141.2	133.6	137.9
Storage batteries 3691	.08	135.8	139.8	136.8	144.8			128.6	127.1	126.4	153.8

Transportation equipment 37	9.25	124.5	123.9	127.0	125.5	129.2	126.3	134.4	125.7	131.6	132.0	100.0	128.8
Motor vehicles and parts 371	5.72	156.5	155.4	162.9	160.7	168.4	163.3	176.2	162.5	173.0	174.4	108.7	169.5
Autos	1.05	98.0	96.7	99.2	98.0	96.7	89.0	109.0	99.5	107.4	107.7	59.2	94.8
Trucks and truck trailers	2.14	193.7	192.6	202.6	198.9	222.8	213.2	221.8	202.6	222.6	220.7	131.2	216.1
Trucks and buses	2.04	199.5	198.7	209.5	205.1	230.6	220.9	229.0	209.3	230.7	227.9	133.8	223.8
Consumer trucks	1.29	207.1	208.2	219.9	214.6	246.0	234.8	238.4	218.4	242.4	237.4	139.4	237.6
Business trucks	.75	186.4	182.2	191.8	188.7	204.4	197.1	212.5	193.3	210.3	211.2	124.1	199.9
Motor vehicle parts 3714	2.48	180.3	179.9	189.6	187.3	190.7	189.6	201.2	187.9	194.6	199.1	134.9	199.6
Motor homes 3716	.06	100.7	88.7	93.0	103.3	78.4	104.3	116.0	107.4	89.8	100.8	66.7	97.6

Aerospace and miscellaneous transportation equipment 372-6,9	3.52	94.3	94.1	93.2	92.4	92.4	91.5	95.4	91.1	92.9	92.3	90.8	90.8
Aircraft and parts 372	2.20	93.9	93.9	92.5	92.1	92.2	92.2	94.7	90.5	92.0	92.0	90.5	91.0
Ships and boats 373	.42	100.4	100.7	101.4	97.8	96.3	91.6	103.1	96.9	101.0	97.3	95.7	92.3
Railroad and miscellaneous 374-6,9	.90	92.3	91.2	91.0	90.3	90.8	89.3	93.2	89.6	91.2	90.6	89.0	89.2


[1] The IP proportion data are estimates of the industries' relative contributions to overall IP growth in the following year.
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Note:  Estimates for June to August are revised.

Table 6 (continued)
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION: INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES
		Index, 1992 = 100
	2000	Seasonally adjusted						Not seasonally adjusted
	IP	2001						2001
	Proportion [1]	Mar.	Apr.	May	June	July	Aug.	Mar.	Apr.	May	June	July	Aug.

Instruments 38	4.54	122.6	123.1	122.4	120.0	121.1	120.7	120.6	119.5	120.5	121.9	123.3	125.2
Scientific and medical 381-4	3.94	127.9	128.6	127.6	125.4	126.6	126.3	125.5	124.6	125.5	127.6	129.5	131.7
Medical instruments 384	1.68	145.2	146.8	148.6	141.9	140.4	143.3	137.4	139.4	143.5	147.7	152.4	158.5

Misc. manufactures 39	1.31	127.6	128.4	126.6	127.9	128.8	124.2	127.6	125.4	125.8	128.3	124.3	125.3
Consumer goods 391,3,4,6	.55	117.3	117.7	117.1	118.5	119.2	114.5	118.5	115.5	116.7	117.9	112.6	114.7
Business supplies 395,9	.77	137.9	139.1	136.3	137.5	138.6	133.9	136.9	135.4	135.1	138.6	135.8	135.8

Electric utilities 491,3pt	4.45	125.5	127.2	125.0	124.4	123.2	126.4	118.4	111.3	115.8	129.7	142.4	145.0
Generation	1.48	122.2	123.7	120.3	120.0	118.8	122.5	117.5	111.1	115.1	128.8	133.8	136.2
Fossil fuel	.76	130.2	132.2	131.0	125.0			118.4	114.5	122.3	135.5
Hydro and nuclear	.72	114.4	115.4	109.7	115.0			116.6	107.8	108.2	122.3

Sales	2.97	127.4	129.2	127.7	126.9	125.7	128.6	119.1	111.6	116.4	130.4	147.1	149.8
Residential	1.28	130.7	136.4	127.7	126.9			121.6	107.3	105.6	127.5
Nonresidential	1.69	124.8	123.8	127.6	126.8	125.5	126.7	117.4	114.8	124.5	132.6	138.3	141.4
Commercial and other	1.11	135.2	133.8	142.5	142.1			125.0	121.3	136.3	149.6
Industrial	.58	109.0	108.7	104.5	103.0			106.1	105.4	106.6	106.5

Gas utilities 492,3pt	1.46	109.7	101.2	102.1	105.1	104.9	104.8	161.0	104.3	70.1	56.4	54.1	51.8
Residential	.82	103.0	90.8	91.4	95.1	94.6	96.0	163.1	95.9	53.7	37.5	31.4	28.5
Commercial and other	.29	118.9	115.9	117.2	125.4	120.9	117.1	172.6	116.8	83.6	70.2	66.4	61.5
Gas transmission	.27	113.7	111.1	112.8	109.3	114.6	112.9	137.0	107.8	94.4	87.4	96.0	97.3


[1] The IP proportion data are estimates of the industries' relative contributions to overall IP growth in the following year.
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Note:  Estimates for June to August are revised.

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