A survey of the trade in rubber manufactured goods

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Identifikator:: 1848834152

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-240944

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: A survey of the trade in rubber manufactured goods

Place of publication:: London

Publisher:: His Majesty's Stationery Office

Year of publication:: 1930

Scope:: 119 Seiten

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: XIX. The industry in the United States

Collection:: Economics Books

34 The following table shows the growth of the industry in the United States between 1921 and 1927 ;— Year. The industry as a whole : 1921 ... vee ss 1923 ... _ ves 1925 ... ee er 1927 ... - ee Tyres and Inner Tubes : 1921 ... vee vee 1923 ... ave I. 19256 ... ve vee 1927 ... ath ee Boots and Shoes : 1921 ... ve. vee 1923 ... we vee 1925 ... an w 1927 ... www Other rubber manu- factures : 1921 ... ee 1923 ... oo ee 1925 ... a5 - 1927 ... . Hatablish- ments. 196° 529 530 516 178 160 [26 L09 24 25 23 29 204 344 381 25 Wage Harpers (average number). 103,273 137,868 141,869 141,997 55,496 13,963 31,640 78.9568 23,888 29,435 24,999 26.848 23,889 34,470 35,230 36.803 Primary Horse Power. 505,634 556,691 790.629 370,551 103,227 451.724. 56,184 59,413 58.350 £78,899 194,051 270.539 Wages. | Cost of ges. Materials. £000. 25,400 37,460 39,180 40.700 £000. 77,870 103,050 147,750 135,700 15,420 22,350 24,800 24.650 60,000 75,100 115,000 104.200 4,820 3,930 5,770 6,600 6,600 9,300 8,350 2.900 5,160 8,180 8,610 0.420 11,270 18,650 24,400 24.190 Value of Product. £000. 144,950 196,900 257,950 252,000 102,000 132,200 190,000 178.500 19,350 27,100 23,850 25.600 23,600 37,600 44,100 47.500 * Not recorded in the 1921 census. Production. ~~ 88. The value of rubber products in 1923 was thus 36 per cent. greater than in 1921; in 1925 it had increased by another 31 per cent. over 1923, chiefly as the result of the increase of £44,700,000 in the cost of materials. In the rubber tyre branch of the industry the value of the products in 1925 was £190,000,000, an increase of about 44 per cent. over the value in 1923. The decline in the number of establishments in the tyre branch, from 160 in 1993 to 109 in 1927, indicates the tendency towards centralisation of the iyre industry. There was also a decline in the number of estab- lishments in the rubber boot and shoe branch, while for other rubber products the number showed an increase. 89. The total value of the output of the rubber industry in 1927 was slightly less than that for 1925, although greater than that for 1923. Reductions in tyre prices were responsible for this decline. The value of the output of boots and shoes, in 1927 , Was higher than that for 1925 although less than that for 1923. For other kinds of rubber manufactures the value in 1927 wag higher than in previous census vear.

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