CHART 3-B. ENERGY USED BY DOMESTIC ELECTRIC APPLIANCES

TABLE 4-A.-An estimate of employment, pay roll, and man-hours required in the electrical manufacturing industry together with the industries which supply it with materials and services to manufacture electric power equipment purchased by public utilities 1

1925

1926

1927.

1928

1929.

1930.

1931.

1932.

1933.

1934.

Average per year

6 years 1925-30

4 years 1931-34.

Estimated 5 years 1935-39.

Year

1 Includes municipal and Government central stations.

This is the equivalent number that would be required if employees, in all years, worked 36 hours per week, as now required by the Code of the Electrical Manufacturing Industry.

TABLE 4-B.-Estimated effect of purchases of capital goods by electric light and power companies (including also municipal and Federal Government) upon all capitalgoods industrices including the electrical manufacturing industry

1 This is the equivalent number that would be required if employees, in all years, worked 36 hours per week, as now equired by the Code of the Electrical Manufacturing Industry.

Does not include direct Federal expenditures.

CHART 5-A. NEW CAPITAL AND EXPENDITURES FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION— TOTAL 1926 TO 1934 INCLUSIVE

Excludes security sales for refunding. Includes sales for new capital through investment houses and directly to customers.

Source: Electrical World.

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CHART 5-B. NEW CAPITAL ISSUE BY PUBLIC UTILITIES-1927 AND 1934