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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Wages and salaries $10,263,317,251 36.01 Business 3,288,963,184 11.54 Partnership 1,940,274,581 6.81 Profit from sale of real estate, stocks, bonds, etc., other than capital net gain from sale of assets held more than two years 2,943,173,181 10.33 Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than two years 1,843,339,590 6.47 Total 20,279,067,787 71.16 Rents and royalties 1,274,900,549 4.47 Interest and investment income 2,061,471,008 7.23 Interest on government obligations not wholly exempt from...
...Woolworth Co. (In 1929, exclusive of 400 British and 60 German stores, sales were $303,034,000, a new high record. December sales in 1020 lower than in 1928. More than 1,800 U. S. stores and additional Canadian and Cuban units): Net 1929 profit, $35,664,252 as against...
Inland Steel Co. (Eventual merger with Republic Steel Corp. constantly rumored. Railroads are large customers, rail capacity is 240,000 tons per annum): Net 1929 profit $11,712,374 as against...
Chicago Corp. (Investment trust sponsored by Field, Glore & Co.): $59,375,000 assets when formed on Feb. 9; $50,161,000 assets Dec. 31. Net profit for this period...
...promote the scientific study of economics and to publish and diffuse the results of its investigations for the benefit of its members and all mankind, all of its purposes being non-partisan, non-sectarian, charitable, scientific, and educational, and conducted in no manner, directly or indirectly, for profit to anyone. At the close of its second year, it finds itself with a total of 640 general members and 726 subscribers to its publications. Its income from all sources was something over $160,000, of which $125,000 was spent on the Economic Service, $24,000 added to its surplus...