U.S. Direct Investment Abroad: Industry Detail for Selected Items
U.S. Direct Investment Abroad: Selected Items by Detailed Industry of Foreign Affiliate, 2004-2007
[Millions of dollars]
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Direct investment position on a Capital outflows without current-cost Income without current-cost
historical-cost basis adjustment (inflows (-)) adjustment 1/
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All industries ..................................................................... 2,160,844 2,241,656 2,454,674 2,791,269 294,905 15,369 221,664 313,787 228,165 271,877 308,963 348,791
Mining ................................................................................... 102,495 109,280 129,625 147,319 18,185 12,015 19,547 16,335 17,789 24,559 31,073 31,585
Oil and gas extraction ................................................................. 71,527 76,307 93,847 99,604 13,819 7,232 14,967 3,465 14,551 19,182 22,653 21,902
Other .................................................................................. 30,968 32,973 35,779 47,714 4,366 4,783 4,580 12,870 3,238 5,377 8,420 9,683
Coal mining .......................................................................... 884 1,329 2,305 2,884 387 355 1,388 598 152 199 201 -40
Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying ............................................. 3,754 2,966 3,079 3,177 596 249 100 87 197 206 140 114
Metal ore mining ..................................................................... 13,801 15,547 16,808 23,937 2,191 1,560 1,693 8,027 2,469 4,050 6,157 6,674
Iron ores .......................................................................... (D) 2,030 2,748 (D) (D) (D) 667 (D) (D) (D) 662 352
Gold and silver ores ............................................................... 5,256 5,565 6,366 9,567 16 177 674 4,150 447 523 789 127
Copper, nickel, lead, and zinc ores ................................................ 7,052 7,586 7,409 11,805 1,712 530 634 4,394 1,621 2,938 4,608 6,085
Other metal ores ................................................................... (D) 367 285 (D) (D) (D) -282 (D) (D) (D) 98 110
Support activities for mining ........................................................ 12,529 13,131 13,587 17,716 1,193 2,619 1,399 4,159 420 921 1,922 2,934
Support activities for oil and gas extraction ...................................... 12,381 13,014 13,469 17,629 1,182 2,623 1,397 4,476 406 927 1,923 2,939
Support activities for mining, except for oil and gas extraction ................... 148 118 118 87 11 -4 1 -316 14 -6 -2 -5
Manufacturing ............................................................................ 416,643 430,737 466,688 531,315 63,429 28,121 46,719 55,249 46,486 46,896 55,465 65,127
Food ................................................................................... 28,220 27,638 30,202 33,766 867 1,171 2,623 1,142 3,906 3,558 4,024 4,210
Animal foods ......................................................................... 1,213 1,257 1,671 2,003 -405 135 318 183 98 134 158 237
Grain and oilseed milling ............................................................ 5,991 5,403 5,836 5,741 550 105 529 -335 730 675 643 576
Sugar and confectionery products ..................................................... 3,208 1,906 2,456 2,109 369 -484 220 580 396 389 444 435
Fruit and vegetable preserving and specialty foods ................................... 2,573 2,200 2,071 3,011 231 441 -66 846 555 474 502 512
Dairy products ....................................................................... 683 891 709 651 174 195 -162 -23 132 155 108 82
Animal slaughtering and processing ................................................... (D) (D) 919 1,157 (D) (D) (D) 174 216 211 67 231
Seafood product preparation and packaging ............................................ (D) (D) 8 47 (D) (D) (D) 40 -1 18 (*) (*)
Bakeries and tortillas ............................................................... 592 1,387 923 1,209 50 436 -412 154 81 68 31 139
Other food products .................................................................. 13,565 13,820 15,610 17,838 663 132 1,990 -476 1,699 1,434 2,071 1,998
Chemicals .............................................................................. 101,794 106,975 108,567 117,963 13,397 3,911 9,846 10,527 12,083 13,056 14,561 16,580
Basic chemicals ...................................................................... 19,783 27,958 31,304 29,357 3,182 2,011 3,171 1,470 2,344 2,918 3,124 3,329
Resins and synthetic rubber, fibers, and filaments ................................... 17,332 14,406 11,480 11,587 1,044 -2,899 -3,128 86 863 1,457 1,094 859
Pharmaceuticals and medicines ........................................................ 37,265 38,699 37,092 46,105 6,026 1,312 6,495 7,175 4,856 4,432 6,059 7,009
Soap, cleaning compounds, and toilet preparations .................................... 9,702 9,594 10,913 11,851 1,872 175 1,334 821 2,141 1,995 2,233 2,401
Other ................................................................................ 17,712 16,319 17,779 19,062 1,272 3,311 1,975 975 1,879 2,255 2,051 2,982
Pesticides, fertilizers, and other agricultural chemicals .......................... 2,001 2,390 2,750 3,202 -122 393 345 182 23 559 517 773
Paints, coatings, and adhesives .................................................... 3,052 2,831 3,721 4,403 267 78 762 288 329 351 483 561
Other chemical products and preparations ........................................... 12,658 11,097 11,308 11,457 1,127 2,840 868 504 1,527 1,345 1,051 1,647
Primary and fabricated metals .......................................................... 24,917 23,013 25,372 28,685 3,240 -703 4,235 2,668 2,351 1,815 2,481 3,203
Primary metals ....................................................................... 13,872 11,505 11,567 13,250 2,142 -1,557 2,161 1,602 1,364 1,117 1,037 1,371
Iron and steel mills and ferroalloys ............................................... 129 221 575 1,400 -60 101 315 1,395 29 59 73 103
Steel products from purchased steel ................................................ 1,644 1,901 2,202 3,614 422 252 289 1,275 283 241 331 410
Alumina and aluminum production and processing ..................................... 10,361 7,986 7,163 6,789 1,264 -1,972 1,378 -860 768 712 492 712
Nonferrous metal (except aluminum) production and processing ....................... 1,021 1,086 1,330 1,137 63 60 164 -205 -59 81 114 102
Foundries .......................................................................... 717 311 298 310 454 2 15 -3 342 25 28 44
Fabricated metal products ............................................................ 11,045 11,508 13,805 15,435 1,097 854 2,074 1,066 987 698 1,443 1,832
Forging and stamping ............................................................... (D) 2,987 3,277 3,490 (D) (D) 290 106 187 -258 307 273
Cutlery and handtools .............................................................. 1,819 1,870 2,487 2,968 -24 96 763 295 201 191 228 360
Architectural and structural metals ................................................ 607 807 749 943 -34 179 56 160 58 106 51 174
Boilers, tanks, and shipping containers ............................................ 372 402 450 723 84 63 45 266 68 37 47 186
Hardware ........................................................................... (D) 728 715 527 (D) (D) -15 -203 44 6 19 -9
Spring and wire products ........................................................... 277 194 308 149 -15 28 159 -162 -6 13 13 7
Machine shops, turned products, and screws, nuts, and bolts ........................ 445 319 618 882 59 -109 50 128 38 74 79 80
Coating, engraving, heat treating and allied activities ............................ 61 63 92 150 -7 10 38 39 (*) 10 36 39
Other fabricated metal products .................................................... 3,856 4,139 5,109 5,603 248 714 687 436 398 521 663 722
Machinery .............................................................................. 21,613 26,433 32,248 37,063 3,771 2,077 3,644 4,260 2,214 2,253 3,182 5,334
Agriculture, construction, and mining machinery ...................................... 4,614 5,351 6,087 6,567 472 565 726 692 419 487 725 936
Industrial machinery ................................................................. 2,812 2,926 3,689 4,952 889 183 782 1,048 316 274 684 883
Other ................................................................................ 14,187 18,157 22,471 25,545 2,411 1,329 2,136 2,521 1,480 1,492 1,772 3,515
Commercial and service industry machinery .......................................... 2,851 3,116 3,039 3,241 462 -42 -89 157 202 -69 79 191
Ventilation, heating, air-conditioning, and commercial refrigeration equipment ..... 3,659 4,030 4,514 5,884 287 591 248 1,052 555 419 468 757
Metalworking machinery ............................................................. 1,091 1,060 1,283 1,433 223 17 198 54 65 23 105 157
Engines, turbines, and power transmission equipment ................................ 1,860 3,402 5,097 5,583 132 230 -72 381 131 232 150 667
Other general purpose machinery .................................................... 4,726 6,547 8,538 9,404 1,308 533 1,852 877 526 887 969 1,744
Computers and electronic products ...................................................... 53,084 50,773 58,800 69,912 10,890 3,607 13,256 7,415 6,791 7,714 10,003 9,926
Computers and peripheral equipment ................................................... 8,319 6,267 7,681 10,156 1,211 1,515 2,689 1,103 1,305 1,031 1,268 1,179
Communications equipment ............................................................. 11,849 10,550 12,490 14,357 1,516 -537 1,970 1,961 1,656 1,572 2,368 2,733
Audio and video equipment ............................................................ 1,183 1,338 1,569 2,137 2,198 359 174 517 282 268 416 397
Semiconductors and other electronic components ....................................... 25,198 26,061 29,190 34,143 3,496 903 6,683 3,018 2,656 3,093 4,498 3,791
Navigational, measuring, and other instruments ....................................... 6,485 6,371 7,221 8,072 2,141 1,087 1,317 418 672 1,498 1,094 1,383
Magnetic and optical media ........................................................... 50 187 649 1,047 329 281 424 398 221 253 360 443
Electrical equipment, appliances, and components ....................................... 13,905 15,449 17,172 18,429 664 1,662 1,709 1,836 1,231 1,703 1,791 1,516
Electric lighting equipment .......................................................... 2,120 2,104 2,240 2,579 78 -16 48 238 147 81 27 22
Household appliances ................................................................. 1,953 2,185 1,930 1,918 64 335 195 9 402 288 165 179
Electrical equipment ................................................................. 5,858 6,796 8,288 9,560 680 892 1,415 1,660 493 729 922 793
Other electrical equipment and components ............................................ 3,974 4,364 4,714 4,372 -158 451 50 -72 189 605 676 522
Transportation equipment ............................................................... 53,156 50,739 52,888 65,053 2,269 -250 1,201 11,768 4,230 1,936 3,911 5,370
Motor vehicles, bodies and trailers, and parts ....................................... 46,224 45,206 47,041 52,870 1,926 249 1,088 4,885 3,931 1,652 3,439 4,414
Motor vehicles ..................................................................... 19,830 17,140 18,827 22,804 -349 -3,079 1,132 2,947 1,407 -114 498 1,916
Motor vehicle bodies and trailers .................................................. 100 93 109 88 5 6 (*) -26 9 9 31 -17
Motor vehicle parts ................................................................ 26,295 27,973 28,105 29,978 2,269 3,322 -44 1,964 2,515 1,757 2,910 2,515
Other ................................................................................ 6,932 5,533 5,847 12,183 343 -499 114 6,882 299 283 472 956
Aerospace products and parts ....................................................... 5,203 4,494 5,294 11,887 523 -26 523 7,187 463 553 736 1,163
Railroad rolling stock ............................................................. (D) 182 306 275 (D) (D) 116 -43 3 37 50 -20
Ship and boat building ............................................................. (D) -230 -623 -944 (D) (D) -396 -323 (D) -374 -383 -334
Other transportation equipment ..................................................... 1,357 1,087 870 965 -65 -50 -129 61 (D) 67 68 147
Other manufacturing .................................................................... 119,955 129,716 141,438 160,444 28,332 16,645 10,204 15,634 13,679 14,862 15,514 18,989
Beverages and tobacco products ....................................................... 25,821 34,315 35,922 40,520 5,287 5,582 2,725 3,851 3,219 3,570 3,693 4,222
Beverages .......................................................................... 25,770 33,530 34,683 39,405 3,050 4,856 2,447 3,871 3,138 3,478 3,565 4,074
Tobacco products ................................................................... 52 785 1,240 1,115 2,236 727 277 -20 81 92 128 147
Textiles, apparel, and leather products .............................................. 4,044 5,294 6,065 7,393 469 696 680 1,176 364 680 601 1,027
Textile mills ...................................................................... 532 596 511 528 -25 134 -52 29 33 123 25 20
Textile product mills .............................................................. 810 772 892 934 67 -39 -98 -22 -30 -33 -130 26
Apparel ............................................................................ 2,482 3,617 4,370 5,600 431 607 820 1,145 360 575 677 940
Leather and allied products ........................................................ 220 309 293 330 -4 -6 10 24 (*) 15 29 41
Wood products ........................................................................ 6,176 5,023 4,872 4,285 381 -322 -465 -394 690 -237 -148 76
Paper ................................................................................ 13,188 11,121 11,878 13,331 1,067 -38 521 861 854 940 993 976
Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills .................................................. 4,746 3,555 3,865 4,398 204 -294 153 262 179 161 190 70
Converted paper products ........................................................... 8,442 7,566 8,013 8,933 863 256 368 598 676 779 803 906
Printing and related support activities .............................................. 3,921 4,296 4,314 4,707 3,812 997 -138 193 209 171 189 252
Petroleum and coal products .......................................................... 12,950 14,665 15,232 17,394 -304 2,996 673 2,103 2,812 2,863 3,044 3,232
Integrated petroleum refining and extraction ....................................... 7,658 6,475 6,803 7,147 1,333 -123 289 1,367 1,302 1,542 1,616 1,862
Petroleum refining excluding oil and gas extraction ................................ 4,227 6,531 6,978 9,258 -1,216 2,305 533 1,536 (D) (D) (D) 925
Asphalt and other petroleum and coal products ...................................... 1,066 1,659 1,450 989 -421 814 -150 -799 (D) (D) (D) 446
Plastics and rubber products ......................................................... 13,095 13,842 16,494 18,340 848 1,126 1,372 1,156 667 1,257 1,138 2,104
Plastics products .................................................................. 6,693 7,363 10,158 11,320 514 832 1,660 711 409 803 661 1,128
Rubber products .................................................................... 6,401 6,478 6,336 7,020 334 294 -288 445 258 454 477 976
Nonmetallic mineral products ......................................................... 13,617 12,718 14,964 18,083 3,063 119 1,711 2,443 1,424 1,940 2,032 2,628
Clay products and refractories ..................................................... 801 817 769 846 287 62 6 22 71 93 30 90
Glass and glass products ........................................................... 9,648 9,448 11,170 13,439 2,668 774 1,466 1,921 1,080 1,553 1,572 1,982
Cement and concrete products ....................................................... 2,476 1,576 1,735 2,337 123 -915 204 378 180 176 252 340
Lime and gypsum products ........................................................... 80 (D) 551 566 -92 (D) (D) 36 43 (D) 58 59
Other nonmetallic mineral products ................................................. 612 (D) 738 896 77 (D) (D) 86 50 (D) 120 156
Furniture and related products ....................................................... 1,443 1,307 1,115 1,244 83 -96 7 76 -51 36 5 171
Miscellaneous manufacturing .......................................................... 25,700 27,135 30,581 35,147 13,624 5,585 3,119 4,169 3,492 3,641 3,966 4,301
Medical equipment and supplies ..................................................... 20,038 22,145 24,750 28,666 13,502 3,470 2,145 3,521 2,762 3,112 3,324 3,433
Other miscellaneous manufacturing .................................................. 5,662 4,990 5,831 6,482 122 2,115 974 649 730 529 643 867
Wholesale trade .......................................................................... 122,719 132,915 158,090 183,038 19,002 12,517 20,124 26,385 23,389 24,494 28,108 30,238
Professional and commercial equipment and supplies ..................................... 42,971 48,440 47,764 56,899 4,624 4,423 -332 13,967 6,043 5,984 8,259 8,557
Petroleum and petroleum products ....................................................... 3,785 6,180 8,039 8,919 311 61 1,813 1,148 657 987 1,376 1,413
Drugs and druggists' sundries .......................................................... 12,515 14,929 19,517 20,849 2,522 2,076 4,370 957 3,814 4,547 5,067 3,972
Other .................................................................................. 63,448 63,367 82,770 96,371 11,544 5,958 14,272 10,313 12,874 12,976 13,406 16,296
Motor vehicles and motor vehicle parts and supplies .................................. 3,676 3,322 5,956 6,253 488 -302 2,565 -185 1,465 1,210 935 1,798
Furniture and home furnishings ....................................................... 174 188 213 217 54 -24 7 -1 40 -14 1 11
Lumber and other construction materials .............................................. 105 107 97 97 75 1 -524 (*) 21 17 27 1
Metals and minerals (except petroleum) ............................................... 1,072 1,764 1,991 1,911 85 1,063 216 293 188 66 257 236
Electrical goods ..................................................................... 14,992 15,970 22,002 27,458 3,622 3,220 5,319 4,921 3,669 4,452 4,809 5,407
Hardware, and plumbing and heating equipment and supplies ............................ 1,755 1,769 2,597 4,422 614 91 669 350 267 298 473 602
Machinery, equipment, and supplies ................................................... 6,218 5,981 6,844 8,063 569 222 600 690 1,498 1,283 1,097 1,446
Miscellaneous durable goods .......................................................... 6,075 6,665 7,137 7,707 394 1,730 1,169 1,002 738 782 1,251 1,290
Paper and paper products ............................................................. 660 650 721 926 32 91 66 181 79 44 62 178
Apparel, piece goods, and notions .................................................... 6,491 6,376 7,422 7,849 1,485 508 165 117 1,255 1,287 1,105 1,534
Grocery and related products ......................................................... 3,202 2,855 4,188 5,273 750 -200 736 880 715 1,032 1,017 1,107
Farm product raw materials ........................................................... 3,848 3,590 3,455 4,309 657 -357 -200 759 504 407 293 148
Chemical and allied products ......................................................... 5,922 5,562 6,834 6,693 782 -155 1,027 -464 1,032 726 849 1,018
Beer, wine, and distilled alcoholic beverages ........................................ 634 629 592 597 163 -51 18 20 53 19 48 52
Miscellaneous nondurable goods ....................................................... 6,421 6,170 10,489 11,490 1,324 -65 2,003 509 969 1,160 1,027 1,199
Wholesale electronic markets and agents and brokers .................................. 2,202 1,769 2,232 3,107 451 184 436 1,242 382 209 154 269
Information .............................................................................. 56,698 102,848 93,355 111,866 -357 2,831 -4,773 19,120 9,261 10,832 10,728 13,376
Publishing industries .................................................................. 21,003 68,594 55,469 68,579 -640 4,806 -5,680 14,510 5,081 6,860 7,085 8,052
Newspaper, periodical, book, and database publishers ................................. 6,131 51,073 35,095 37,766 94 1,195 -8,469 2,752 500 1,456 1,294 1,454
Software publishers .................................................................. 14,872 17,521 20,374 30,812 -733 3,610 2,788 11,758 4,581 5,404 5,791 6,598
Motion picture and sound recording industries .......................................... 7,458 8,390 10,587 11,057 2,383 548 1,664 411 1,638 1,072 960 977
Motion picture and video industries .................................................. 6,705 7,526 9,678 10,171 2,096 655 1,533 364 1,336 880 760 673
Sound recording industries ........................................................... 753 864 909 886 287 -108 131 47 302 192 200 304
Broadcasting (except internet) and telecommunications .................................. 19,013 16,788 15,555 17,804 -5,672 -2,330 -2,312 2,567 878 670 579 1,723
Broadcasting (except internet) ....................................................... 4,903 4,511 4,794 6,307 1,760 178 92 1,429 -225 -35 -42 744
Radio and television broadcasting .................................................. 2,620 2,604 2,544 2,967 792 -185 -132 425 47 61 88 350
Cable and other subscription programming ........................................... 2,283 1,908 2,250 3,340 968 363 224 1,004 -273 -97 -130 393
Telecommunications ................................................................... 14,110 12,276 10,761 11,497 -7,432 -2,508 -2,404 1,138 1,103 705 622 979
Wired telecommunications carriers .................................................. 5,709 3,443 2,524 744 -1,177 -724 -787 -1,799 -538 -640 -395 -710
Wireless telecommunications carriers (except satellite) ............................ 4,842 4,553 4,268 5,480 -7,598 -2,207 -1,793 720 902 774 560 1,115
Telecommunications resellers ....................................................... 341 388 207 725 165 105 -230 1,956 11 -79 -97 (D)
Satellite telecommunications ....................................................... 1,328 2,050 2,278 2,297 530 722 424 -67 658 (D) 412 (D)
Cable and other program distribution ............................................... 1,807 1,637 1,223 2,008 615 -189 -65 352 68 132 77 313
Other telecommunications ........................................................... 83 205 260 242 32 -216 47 -25 2 (D) 65 -21
Internet, data processing, and other information services .............................. 9,224 9,076 11,745 14,427 3,572 -193 1,555 1,632 1,664 2,230 2,104 2,623
Internet publishing and broadcasting ................................................. 96 106 33 33 20 10 -36 -31 -6 -6 -2 -1
Internet service providers and web search portals .................................... 3,133 3,385 4,228 4,404 1,819 -518 776 359 156 285 276 260
Data processing, hosting, and related services ....................................... 3,056 2,332 3,012 3,792 81 -108 497 487 245 638 234 324
Other information services ........................................................... 2,938 3,253 4,472 6,198 1,652 424 318 818 1,268 1,313 1,597 2,040
Depository institutions (banking) ........................................................ 61,948 66,707 70,205 91,768 -2,329 -4,751 -3,395 17,755 1,301 164 -509 420
Banks ................................................................................. 57,901 63,716 66,962 88,797 -2,618 -4,380 -3,476 17,836 976 116 -573 600
Branches and agencies .................................................................. 4,047 2,990 3,243 2,971 289 -371 81 -81 325 48 65 -180
Finance (except depository institutions) and insurance ................................... 435,256 463,981 497,266 531,933 51,201 13,079 23,295 35,324 27,477 27,911 32,520 40,137
Finance, except depository institutions ................................................ 334,505 352,144 376,707 400,903 37,788 5,028 12,263 24,730 15,519 15,915 19,939 24,780
Securities, commodity contracts, and other intermediation and related activities ..... 195,885 225,396 236,721 250,513 28,925 16,867 5,348 11,808 7,979 10,352 11,719 16,409
Securities and commodity contracts intermediation and brokerage .................... 58,124 72,285 75,839 82,080 3,918 501 441 3,440 2,476 3,240 1,864 2,067
Other financial investment activities and exchanges ................................ 137,760 153,111 160,882 168,433 25,007 16,366 4,907 8,369 5,503 7,112 9,856 14,342
Other finance, except depository institutions ........................................ 138,621 126,748 139,986 150,390 8,864 -11,839 6,916 12,922 7,540 5,562 8,219 8,372
Nondepository credit intermediation and related services ........................... 130,992 117,259 128,050 137,242 8,054 -14,774 4,190 9,062 6,855 4,858 7,350 7,394
Nondepository credit intermediation .............................................. 114,395 100,992 108,027 116,580 7,608 -13,698 1,922 8,372 6,153 4,193 5,975 5,976
Activities related to credit intermediation ...................................... 16,597 16,267 20,022 20,662 446 -1,077 2,268 690 702 666 1,374 1,418
Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles ........................................ 7,628 9,489 11,937 13,148 810 2,936 2,726 3,860 685 704 870 978
Insurance carriers and related activities .............................................. 100,751 111,837 120,558 131,030 13,413 8,051 11,032 10,594 11,958 11,996 12,581 15,357
Insurance carriers, except life insurance carriers ................................... 51,641 55,334 56,073 61,092 6,363 3,642 5,287 3,704 7,545 6,278 8,010 8,367
Life insurance carriers .............................................................. 34,734 41,397 50,062 54,235 5,247 3,718 6,748 5,670 3,628 5,136 3,773 5,850
Agencies, brokerages, and other insurance related activities ......................... 14,376 15,105 14,424 15,702 1,802 692 -1,003 1,220 785 582 798 1,140
Professional, scientific, and technical services ......................................... 53,964 57,164 69,118 63,791 12,380 -2,055 10,167 10,256 6,805 9,272 10,191 8,367
Architectural, engineering, and related services ....................................... 2,222 1,911 1,733 2,698 217 -17 -417 1,099 162 380 517 331
Computer systems design and related services ........................................... 29,317 28,479 37,646 25,277 6,609 -6,805 7,897 3,304 4,352 5,442 5,907 3,446
Management, scientific, and technical consulting ....................................... 8,406 10,977 11,260 14,105 656 3,014 456 2,746 617 1,555 1,104 1,563
Advertising and related services ....................................................... 6,637 8,285 8,241 8,357 2,238 311 307 213 378 347 417 539
Other .................................................................................. 7,382 7,512 10,238 13,354 2,660 1,442 1,924 2,894 1,296 1,549 2,246 2,488
Legal services ....................................................................... (D) 1,309 2,025 3,008 (D) (D) 803 1,070 579 691 870 1,190
Accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping, and payroll services ....................... 1,013 1,041 1,752 1,973 -45 52 258 109 122 57 365 -8
Specialized design services .......................................................... (D) 109 33 64 (D) (D) 15 31 11 35 3 11
Scientific research and development services ......................................... 1,000 967 1,305 1,650 -76 -57 12 390 -116 100 40 128
Other professional, scientific, and technical services ............................... 4,342 4,086 5,123 6,660 2,034 993 837 1,293 700 665 967 1,166
Holding companies (nonbank) .............................................................. 760,656 710,386 794,586 927,578 117,214 -66,351 96,794 115,260 79,844 109,566 122,785 136,875
Holding companies (nonbank), excluding management offices .............................. 758,060 706,645 797,091 929,645 116,809 -67,650 97,561 115,062 79,557 109,359 122,663 136,574
Corporate, subsidiary, and regional management offices ................................. 2,596 3,740 -2,505 -2,067 405 1,299 -767 198 287 207 122 300
Other industries ......................................................................... 150,466 167,640 175,741 202,661 16,180 19,964 13,187 18,103 15,813 18,184 18,601 22,666
Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting ............................................ 1,016 1,337 1,333 1,638 -131 169 92 163 151 115 107 147
Crop production ...................................................................... 488 778 729 921 -258 143 60 65 108 77 74 54
Animal production .................................................................... 417 452 502 614 60 29 50 101 37 38 30 94
Forestry and logging ................................................................. 60 61 65 71 21 1 -7 (*) 1 1 3 3
Fishing, hunting, and trapping ....................................................... (D) 21 20 20 (D) (D) (*) (*) -1 (*) (*) (*)
Support activities for agriculture and forestry ...................................... (D) 25 16 11 (D) (D) -11 -4 6 (*) (*) -3
Utilities .............................................................................. 14,347 14,552 13,448 8,736 -1,944 4,772 843 -4,652 1,941 812 1,198 1,146
Electric power generation, transmission, and distribution ............................ 12,663 9,413 (D) 8,492 -1,433 -968 (D) (D) 1,761 768 1,393 1,190
Natural gas distribution ............................................................. 1,452 4,898 (D) 75 -542 5,734 (D) (D) 167 38 -192 -46
Water, sewage, and other systems ..................................................... 233 241 172 169 31 6 -15 -1 13 6 -2 2
Construction ........................................................................... 2,577 2,011 2,498 1,699 388 -637 419 -1,098 208 226 480 369
Construction of buildings ............................................................ 625 277 740 885 112 -347 419 -632 35 31 280 276
Heavy and civil engineering construction ............................................. 1,675 1,603 1,544 547 252 -107 -87 -475 165 147 112 34
Specialty trade contractors .......................................................... 277 131 214 266 25 -183 87 10 9 48 88 59
Retail trade ........................................................................... 24,820 27,419 26,546 32,131 4,445 -191 2,474 4,623 2,248 2,748 3,866 5,149
Motor vehicle and parts dealers ...................................................... 740 (D) (D) 731 381 (D) (D) (D) 30 (D) 88 62
Furniture and home furnishings stores ................................................ 92 78 52 -55 -16 -16 -67 -59 (*) -8 -3 (*)
Electronics and appliance stores ..................................................... 1,038 1,988 2,160 2,255 243 826 126 51 71 124 138 92
Building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers .......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 416
Food and beverage stores ............................................................. 1,993 1,277 1,457 1,685 132 -1,356 152 4 (D) 119 185 201
Health and personal care stores ...................................................... (D) 902 867 924 (D) (D) -33 63 96 155 (D) 75
Gasoline stations .................................................................... 609 641 692 512 199 36 37 -4 13 132 137 98
Clothing and clothing accessories stores ............................................. 3,295 3,096 3,724 4,173 571 337 527 947 385 341 244 136
Sporting goods, hobby, book, and music stores ........................................ 144 -243 -505 (D) -227 -386 -155 (D) 52 -72 -228 -149
General merchandise stores ........................................................... 7,618 7,348 3,526 4,572 1,077 -525 -1,139 835 85 287 542 1,015
Miscellaneous store retailers ........................................................ 1,787 1,921 2,342 2,881 355 188 521 426 261 178 440 437
Nonstore retailers ................................................................... 4,466 6,805 8,412 11,397 1,048 441 2,344 2,446 890 1,172 1,943 2,765
Transportation and warehousing ......................................................... 13,228 15,500 17,298 21,446 1,465 3,023 2,052 3,851 2,704 3,277 3,186 3,249
Air transportation ................................................................... 1,142 1,084 852 1,277 119 35 -36 435 172 150 330 373
Rail transportation .................................................................. 1,877 2,543 2,673 2,607 -21 712 156 164 120 225 116 133
Water transportation ................................................................. 5,039 5,868 6,247 7,408 468 666 489 985 877 1,167 1,253 1,232
Petroleum tanker operations ........................................................ 1,943 2,649 3,118 3,589 236 852 469 469 571 631 547 387
Other water transportation ......................................................... 3,096 3,219 3,129 3,819 232 -186 20 516 307 536 706 845
Truck transportation ................................................................. 939 562 (D) 887 106 146 (D) (D) 53 51 83 -39
Transit and ground passenger transportation .......................................... (D) (D) (D) -229 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 27 20 8
Pipeline transportation .............................................................. 1,016 682 743 694 67 9 64 -8 114 205 40 92
Pipeline transportation of crude oil, refined petroleum products, and natural gas .. 1,016 682 743 694 67 9 64 -8 114 205 40 92
Other pipeline transportation ...................................................... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Scenic and sightseeing transportation ................................................ (D) (D) 25 32 (D) (D) (D) 6 (D) 3 6 6
Support activities for transportation ................................................ 1,756 2,364 3,195 3,741 200 350 892 417 424 352 313 394
Couriers and messengers .............................................................. 571 1,558 2,332 3,775 182 1,137 820 1,350 854 988 931 907
Warehousing and storage .............................................................. 492 681 970 1,254 114 212 273 262 61 109 95 142
Petroleum storage for hire ......................................................... 97 175 347 494 9 80 165 147 10 10 11 44
Other warehousing and storage ...................................................... 396 506 624 760 104 132 109 115 52 99 84 98
Real estate and rental and leasing ..................................................... 50,382 63,007 69,506 80,816 9,359 8,571 7,083 8,061 6,595 8,715 7,683 8,585
Real estate .......................................................................... 10,358 8,571 10,478 11,308 1,601 -2 932 387 679 915 1,080 1,443
Rental and leasing (except real estate) .............................................. 40,024 54,435 59,027 69,507 7,758 8,572 6,151 7,675 5,917 7,800 6,603 7,141
Automotive equipment rental and leasing ............................................ 5,391 10,121 8,546 9,772 -629 384 -231 556 586 600 840 875
Other rental and leasing services .................................................. 26,201 32,383 38,096 43,686 4,363 4,014 5,322 3,443 1,321 3,044 2,176 2,669
Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets (except copyrighted works) ............... 8,433 11,932 12,385 16,050 4,024 4,175 1,060 3,676 4,010 4,156 3,586 3,598
Administration, support, and waste management .......................................... 12,882 15,509 14,285 16,928 937 4,975 -2,319 2,527 523 537 611 1,266
Administrative and support services .................................................. (D) (D) 12,959 15,471 (D) (D) (D) 2,441 405 449 527 1,204
Office administrative services ..................................................... 881 1,018 1,132 1,575 99 245 105 345 5 41 -48 -66
Facilities support services ........................................................ 3,565 (D) 1,338 1,338 131 (D) (D) 37 31 47 10 70
Employment services ................................................................ (D) 2,659 3,735 4,053 (D) (D) 816 277 108 147 321 434
Business support services .......................................................... 626 958 828 1,363 -172 385 -164 568 64 87 47 431
Travel arrangement and reservation services ........................................ 632 3,304 3,033 3,403 464 3,174 21 341 83 61 -49 54
Investigation and security services ................................................ 2,713 3,517 863 1,113 268 896 -2,801 313 37 -5 68 33
Services to buildings and dwellings ................................................ 233 297 434 552 26 21 43 103 42 50 43 19
Other support services ............................................................. 605 611 1,597 2,073 23 64 -51 458 35 21 136 229
Waste management and remediation services ............................................ (D) (D) 1,326 1,457 (D) (D) (D) 86 119 87 84 62
Health care and social assistance ...................................................... 913 1,029 989 1,555 -313 250 60 680 46 117 71 122
Ambulatory health care services ...................................................... (D) -109 -255 (D) (D) (D) -26 (D) -63 -1 (D) -13
Hospitals ............................................................................ (D) 1,136 1,243 1,362 (D) (D) 85 108 108 118 (D) 125
Nursing and residential care facilities .............................................. 1 1 2 (D) 4 (*) 1 (D) (*) (*) 1 9
Social assistance .................................................................... (*) (*) (*) 1 (*) (*) (*) 1 (*) (*) (*) 1
Accommodation and food services ........................................................ 25,811 22,580 23,835 31,272 2,034 -2,329 1,254 4,233 1,305 1,524 1,791 2,083
Accommodation ........................................................................ 10,619 8,494 9,924 9,903 191 -1,444 1,242 -197 243 494 642 522
Food services and drinking places .................................................... 15,193 14,086 13,910 21,369 1,843 -886 12 4,430 1,062 1,030 1,149 1,562
Miscellaneous services ................................................................. 4,490 4,697 6,004 6,441 -61 1,361 1,229 -285 91 114 -392 551
Educational services ................................................................. 477 376 493 456 36 -74 91 -136 1 -9 15 5
Arts, entertainment, and recreation .................................................. 1,738 1,832 2,744 2,953 -283 1,211 904 -206 -25 -80 -589 292
Performing arts, spectator sports, and related industries .......................... 97 6 417 504 245 994 -65 114 77 -47 -562 85
Museums, historical sites, and similar institutions ................................ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Amusement, gambling, and recreation industries ..................................... 1,641 1,826 2,327 2,450 -527 217 968 -320 -103 -33 -27 206
Other services (except public administration and private households) ................. 2,275 2,490 2,766 3,032 185 224 235 57 115 203 182 255
Repair and maintenance ............................................................. 526 759 1,010 1,002 105 289 235 -6 74 186 155 223
Personal and laundry services ...................................................... 1,749 1,730 1,756 2,030 80 -65 -1 63 41 17 27 31
Addendum:
Petroleum 2/ ........................................................................... 104,307 114,313 135,487 148,836 15,518 13,888 19,585 11,796 19,133 24,936 29,731 30,107
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* A nonzero value between -$500,000 and $500,000.
D Suppressed to avoid disclosure of data of individual companies.
1. For years prior to 2006, income is presented net, or after deduction, of U.S. and foreign withholding taxes. Beginning with 2006, income is presented gross,
or before deduction, of U.S. and foreign withholding taxes.
2. Petroleum consists of oil and gas extraction; support activities for oil and gas extraction; petroleum and coal products manufacturing; petroleum and petroleum
products wholesale trade; gasoline stations; petroleum tanker operations; pipeline transportation of crude oil, refined petroleum products, and natural gas;
and petroleum storage for hire.
