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1 Value added for 1998 was derived by adjusting the
1996 value added by the change in GDP by Industry
between 1996-1998.
2 Value of shipments and Gross Output in 1998
dollars were converted using gross output implicit
price deflators for SIC 24 and 26.
3 Value added and GDP
in 1998 dollars were converted using GDP implicit price
deflators for SIC 24 and 26.
4 Industrial
Production in 1998 dollars obtained by rebasing 1992=100
Industrial production index to 1998=100.
Sources:
Physical Units: U.S. Bureau of Census, MA24T--
Lumber Production and Mill Stocks. 1992 Annual Report, MA24T(92)-1. http://www.census.gov/industry/ma24t92.txt (opens a new window) ; MA24T -- Lumber
Production and Mill Stocks, 1993. http://www.census.gov/industry/ma24t93.txt (opens a new window) ; Lumber Production and Mill Stocks. MA321T(98)-1(MA24T(98)-1). Issued November 1999;
Pulp & Paper 1999-2000, North American
Factbook -- Industry Overview:
United States. 1999. Miller Freeman, Inc.; Economic Indicators: U.S. Bureau of Economic
Analysis, 1977-2000 Gross Output by Detailed Industry
(NDN-0288); U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of
Manufactures http://www.census.gov/prod/2/manmin/m3/m3-96a.pdf (opens a new window) ; Federal Reserve Board, data obtained
from Kristen T. Hamdan of the Federal Reserve Board.
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