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The Marketplace: Key Figures

July 25, 2014
Check out Electrical Marketing's monthly table of economic data pertinent to the electrical products industry. (Corrected)

Please note: Some rows and columns were misaligned in the printed version of this table. Those errors have been corrected in this version. EM's editors regret the errors.

*Several series related to employment are now being reported on a NAICS basis.  Because of this change, some numbers are not directly comparable to previously reported data, but are consistent in year-over-year comparisons and comparisons shown in the table.

Sources: 1) McGraw-Hill Construction/Dodge; 2) Dept. of Commerce; 3) Manufactured Housing Institute; 4) Dept. of Labor; 5) Federal Reserve Board; 6) The Association for Manufacturing Technology; 7) Federal Home Loan Bank Board. Note: Some figures shown—prime rate, for example—are averaged for month.  NYA—not yet available SA–seasonally adjusted. SAAR–seasonally adjusted annual rate. Source for chart: Global Insight. For further information about construction starts, please contact Dodge Analytics at 1-800-591-4462