Includes "Bank loans payable within 1 year" and "other current liabilities." Note: Data is given for June 30 of each year. Source: Second Quarter Reports: Federal Trade Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission, Quarterly Industrial Financial Report Series For All United States Manufacturing Corporations, Office of Price Stabilization. PROFITS PER DOLLAR OF SALES BEFORE AND AFTER FEDERAL INCOME TAXES COMPANIES REPORTING TO THE AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE Source: Based upon Annual Statistical Report of the American Iron and Steel Institute, 1950. 59 companies in 1943; 56 in 1944; 51 in 1945; 52 in 1946; 50 in 1947; 48 in 1948; 49 in 1949; 49 in 1950; and Office of Price Stabilization. Ratios for 1951 computed from release in New York Times, Apr. 13, 1952. Percent 40 30 20 10 RATE OF EARNINGS ON STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY BEFORE AND AFTER FEDERAL COMPANIES REPORTING TO THE AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE 0 1951 Rates of earnings are computed on average Stockholders' equity (i. e., "Total Stocks and Surplus" plus "Reserves"). 2The Industry Earnings Standard base is 85% of the earnings of the best three of the four years, 1946-49, inclusive, which is 15.7 percent on the basis of this series. P Preliminary. Source: Based upon the Annual Statistical Reports, American Iron and Steel Institute. 52 companies in 1946; 50 in 1947; 48 in 1948; and 49 in 1949 and 1950. Ratios for 1951 based upon release in New York Times, Apr. 13, 1952, and Office of Price Stabilization. Billions of dollars DISTRIBUTION OF TOTAL REVENUE COMPANIES REPORTING TO THE AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE ANNUALLY, 1946-1951 Other expenses (Depreciation, depletion and amortization, interest and charges on long term debt and state, local and miscellaneous taxes). Materials, supplies, freight and other services. Source: Based upon the Annual Statistical Reports, American Iron and Steel Institute, 52 companies, 1946; 50 in 1947; 48 in 1948; and 49 in 1949 and 1950. Statistics for 1951 taken from release in New York Times Sunday, Apr. 13, 1952; Office of Price Stabilization. Percent PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF TOTAL REVENUE Other expenditures (Depreciation, depletion and amortization, interest and charges on long term debt and state, local and miscellaneous taxes). Materials, supplies, freight and other services. Source: Based upon the Annual Statistical Reports, American Iron and Steel Institute. 52 companies in 1946; 50 in 1947; 48 in 1948; and 49 in 1949 and 1950. Ratio for 1951 based upon release in New York Times Sunday, Apr. 13, 1952, and Office of Price Stabilization. |