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The article reports on the production of paper in the U.S. in 1954. It informs that the production of paper which is the country's fifth largest industry has been declined very less in comparison to other business activities of the industry. It tells that the Standard and Poor 500 Index of paper shares have been increased by 41.5 percent since the beginning of 1954. Two graphs showing the production of paper in the U.S. from 1949-1954 are also presented.

Two charts are presented depicting the economic performance of various sectors in the U.S. from February to April 1975 including automobiles, paper and gold.

A chart is presented that depicts the borrowings from commercial paper dealer in the U.S.

Two charts are presented that depict the effects of war on import and export trade in the U.S. including the wood pulp, steel and newsprint industry.

The article presents a diagram of an upgraded design to the U.S. hundred dollar bill which will enter circulation in the fall of 2013, with information on the watermark image of the U.S. politician Benjamin Franklin, a three-dimensional (3D) security ribbon, and color gradation to prevent counterfeiting.

A chart is presented that lists various foreign companies who have gained market in the U.S. including Bowater Paper Corp. Ltd., Siemens & Halske AG and British Motor Corp. Ltd.

A chart is presented that show the number of labor strikes in the U.S. from 1945-1949.

A chart is presented that shows the increasing school age population in the U.S. from 1958 to 1975.

A chart is presented that shows the prediction on the increasing rate of adult population in 1980 in the U.S.

A chart is presented that shows the total natural gas reserves of the U.S. from 1946 to 1954.

A chart is presented that shows the predictions of the U.S. Census Bureau which reveal that the population of adult Americans 25 years and above in 1980 will top the 1957 figure by 34.3 million and the population of women will outnumber men by 5.8 million.

Several charts related to U.S. business figures in the week of May 31, 1982 are presented which include one that shows the production indicators of products including raw steel, automobiles, and trucks, one that shows the prices of products including gold, wheat, and cotton, and one that shows the figures on financial matters including money supply, Eurodollar rate, and prime commercial paper rate.

Presents charts ranking the sales, profits and margins for the second quarter of 1998 for corporations in the United States. Aerospace and defense; Automotive; Banks; Chemicals; Conglomerates; Consumer products; Containers and packaging; Discount and fashion retailing; Electrical and electronics; Food; Fuel; Health care; Housing and real estate; Leisure time industries; Manufacturing; Metals and mining; Nonbank financial; Office equipment and computers; Paper and forestry products; Other industries.

Several charts related to the business conditions in the U.S. as in June 6, 1977 are presented including production of raw materials in the country, one related to finance of commercial papers and another related to rail freight traffic.

A chart is presented which shows various economic indicators of the U.S. including production, trade, and price indices.

Two charts are presented which depict the business conditions in the U.S. from 1980 to 1982 including the production of raw steel, prime commercial paper rate, and the price of industrial raw materials.

A chart is presented that shows statistical data on birth, death and marriage rates in the U.S. from 1946 to 1958.

A chart is presented which shows various economic indicators of the U.S. including production, trade, and price indices.

A chart is presented which depicts the economic indicators in the U.S., including production, trade and prices.

Several charts are presented depicting several economic indicators in the U.S. including production, prices, and finance.

A chart is presented that depicts the details of business in the U.S. including production, trade, and prices.

Two charts are presented depicting the business conditions in the U.S. from 1975-1977 including the production of paper, the price of industrial raw materials and money supply.

Two charts are presented that depict several economic indicators in the U.S. as of January 10, 1977 including raw steel production, AA corporate bond yields and prices of primary commodities.

Two charts are presented depicting the business conditions in the U.S. from 1974 to 1976, including electric power production, prices of wheat, and corporate bond yield.

Several charts related to the present business conditions of the U.S. are presented including one showing rise in business activity from 1974-1976, and another on business activity in various sectors including, automobile production, retail trade, and raw steel production.

Two charts are presented related to the business condition of the U.S.

A chart is presented which shows the market figures of various industries in the U.S. from 1974 to 1976 including the production of electric power, prices of industrial raw materials, and the rates of money supply.

A chart is presented which shows the market figures related to the status of several industries in the U.S. including the production of automobiles on January 24, 1966, retail sales on January 17, 1967, and rate on prime commercial paper on January 21, 1967.

Two charts are presented which depict the business activity in the U.S. from 1973 to 1975 and the trends of industrial production, prices, and finance for the week ended July 26, 1975.

Two charts are presented depicting the economic performance in the U.S. from February-April 1975 including production, trade and prices.

A chart is presented which provides information on production indicators, leading indicators, and prices in the U.S.

Several charts are presented which depict data related to production indicators, prices and finance in the U.S.

A chart is presented which shows the economic indicators of the U.S. including its industrial production, copper prices, and retail sales.

A graph is presented which discusses the business activity in the U.S. including production indicators, prices, and finance from 1982 to 1983.

Two charts are presented which depict the business activity in the U.S. from 1982 to 1983 and the trends of industrial production, prices, and finance for the week ended August 6, 1983.

A chart and a graph related to the present business conditions of the U.S. are presented including one showing rise in business activity from 1981 to 1983, and another on business activity in various sectors including banking, agriculture, and automobile production.

A chart is presented that depicts several economic indicators in the U.S. which include raw steel production, gold prices and AA corporate bond yield.

Several charts on economic activities of the U.S. are presented, one showing production indicators, another on prices and one on finance.

A chart is presented that lists the postwar shifts in 30 commonstocks in the Dow-Jones Industrial Average in the U.S.

A chart is presented depicting the cost of living from August 1939 to September 1943 in the U.S. is presented.

The article presents information on corporate profits earned by the U.S. business enterprises in the first quarter of 1990, and presents a chart in this regard. It is stated that AT&T Corp. witnessed a growth of 12 percent in its earnings, however certain paper companies including Mead Corp. went through diminishing profits. It is informed that newspaper publishers did not have sound earnings in the period, but the drug manufacturer Merck & Co. Inc. registered an impressive 19 percent growth in its profits.

Several charts are presented depicting the economic condition in the U.S. in 1956 and 1957, including the changes in installment credit, business loans, and exports.

The article reports on the performance of the U.S. stock market as of April 8, 1931. It presents factors that influenced the market, including the readjustments due to dividend compilations where unfavorable actions were allegedly more than the favorable actions. A chart showing daily price index of 90 companies for years 1929 to 1931 is also presented.

A chart depicting various parameters of the Business Week Index for the U.S. including prices, trade and production, is presented.

Several charts on economic indicators including the production index, the leading index, money market rates, prices, and foreign exchange rates during April 1994 in the U.S. are presented.

Several charts are presented that exhibit the economic performance in the U.S. including foreign exchange, prices and money market rates.

Several charts and tables that list information about the economic activity in the U.S., including production indicators, foreign exchange and monthly economic indicators, are presented.

Several charts which illustrate the production, financial and stock performances of various industries in the U.S. for the week ended January 24, 1994, are presented.

Several charts and graphs are presented showing economic indicators in the U.S. such as industrial productivity, stock prices, and foreign exchange.

Graphs and charts are presented showing the economic indicators in the U.S. including stock prices, foreign exchange and money market are presented.