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1930 Census: Materials Used in Manufactures, 1929
1930 Census: Materials Used in Manufactures, 1929
The net value of manufactures is approximately two-thirds of the reported gross value of products, due to duplication – the products of certain plants were used as the materials for further manufacture in others.
Three sections include tables and diagrams.
- Place of materials in manufactures: Introduction, classification, sources of materials, varying importance in industries, secondary materials, new combinations, census data
- Elimination of duplications in material costs: Material costs and gross value of products, indirectness of manufacture, determination of net value of products, material costs and net value
- Summary
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1930 Census: Location of Manufactures, 1899-1929
Page Last Revised - October 8, 2021
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