stock-market trading continues to climb, ... "big boys"âdu Pont and Union Carbideâ and plunging into the sea ... Data from U. S. Tariff Co,. 1n. b...
sales were at all-time highs. But,in too many cases, profits had declined from. 1959 levels, chiefly as a result of higher sales costs which reflected the influence.
finger on any certain signs of improvement in business yet. ... industry capital spending plans so far. Outlays this quarter are ... Data from: 0. 5. Tariff Commission ...
Contention of the Administration that we are in a period of business. "adjustment" rather than a depression would appear to be borne out by recent data on.
Production * Sales. â¢. Inventories â¢. Foreign Trade â¢. Employment. CHEMICALS & ALLIED. THIS MONTH IN BUSINESS. There is enough optimism around these.
which hit the East Coast carriers in. June has left ... opera- tors who maintain ships under foreign flags. These ships provide comfortable profits, and their owners.
the recovery seemed to pause a ... prices). Abortive attempts have been made in the past, notably in the case of polystyrene, to ... 4 Pounds. Data from l'. S. Tariff ...
words to describe the present business situation. The U. S. economy is not expanding at the moment, he says, still there are no signs of what any- one could call.
business activity has leveled off and may be ... on capital spending plans adds no cheer to ... Data from: U. S. Tariff Commission, Bureau of the Census. Bureau.
specific figures to show that the past year's downward trend in business has been re- versed. In fact, many economic indica- tors continue to make gloomy ...
THIS MONTH IN BUSINESS ... business may also have stemmed the steady drop in chemical companies' profits and profit margins ... 1961 at the start of.
