GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCTS OF COUNTRIES AND NET SALES OF COMPANIES INTERSPERSED-TOP 100, BY RANK, 1965-Continued [Total number of countries in list, 57; total number of companies in list, 43; total amount of GNPs, $2,045,900,000,000; total amount of company sales, $177,300,000,000; company sales as percent of GNPS: 8.66 percent] 1 GNP's for the non-Communist countries were given in 1965 current dollars. AID used official exchange rates in most instances to convert the GNP figures into U.S. dollars; where official rates were not appropriate, more realistic exchange rates were used. Because of purchasing power disparities, precise inter-country comparisons of GNP cannot be made. It should be emphasized that all figures are in current dollars; no adjustments have been made for price changes. Data for the Communist countries are in purchasing power equivalent of 1970 collars as estimated by the U.S. Department of State. These countries are: Soviet Union; People's Republic of China; Poland; East Germany; Czechoslovaka; Romania; Bulgaria; North Korea; North Vietnam. 2 Net sales include service and rental revenues. All figures are for the year ending Dec. 31, 1965, unless otherwise noted. Sales of subsidiaries are included when thea are consolidated. Sales figures given here do not include excise taxes collected by the corporation, and so the figures for some corporations, especially those in the liquor and tobacco industries, may be much lower than those published ba the corporations themselves. When they are at least 5 percent lower for this reason, there is an asterisk (*) by the sales figure. 3 Fiscal year beginning Apr. 5, 5965. 4 Fiscal year beginning July 5, 1965. 5 Republic of South Africa includes Botswana, Lesotho, South West Africa and Swaziland. 6 Preliminary figure. 7 Fiscal year beginning Mar. 21, 1965. 8 Name changed to Mobil Oil in May, 1966. Fiscal year ending June 30, 1965. 10 Government owned. 11 Fiscal year ending Mar. 31, 1965. 12 Over 50% government owned. 13 Includes turnover tax. 14 Includes full figures of subsidiaries owned 50 percent or more. 15 Acquired Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton in July 1965, and includes its figures from that date. 16 Calendar year 1964. 17 Fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1965. (c)=Companies. Sources: Non-Communist Countries: "Estimates of Gross National Product-Calendar Year 1965 in Current Market Prices." Reports Control No. 137. Statistics and Reports Division; Office of Program Coordination. Agency for International Development. February 6, 1967. Communist Countries: Estimated by the Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of State. Companies: Fortune directories. Hearings before the Subcommittee on Antitrust and Monopoly of the Committee on the Judiciary United States Senate. 89th and 90th Congress. Part 5A. pp. 2165-2206. (1967) 83-437 0-72-pt. 2-11 GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCTS OF COUNTRIES AND NET SALES OF COMPANIES INTERSPERSED: TOP 100, BY RANK, 1970 Total number of countries in list: 49; total number of companies in list: 51; total amount of GNP's: $3,102,200,000,000 total amount of company sales: $279,700,000,000; company sales as percent of GNP's: 8.9 percent] 1 GNP's for the non-Communist countries were given in constant 1969 dollars. To make this data comparable with the company figures, the GNP's were converted to 1970 prices on the basis of implicit price indexes provided in the source. For non-Communist countries, the AID used official exchange rates in most instances to convert the GNP figures into U.S. dollars; where official rates were not appropriate, more realistic exchange rates were used. Because of purchasing power disparities, precise intercountry comparisons of GNP cannot be made. It should be emphasized that all figures are in current dollars; no adjustments have been made for price changes. Data for the Communist countries are in purchasing power equivalent of 1970 dollars as estimated by the U.S. Department of State. These countries are: Soviet Union, People's Republic of China, Poland, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, North Korea. Net sales include service and rental revenues. Sales of subsidiaries are included when they are consolidated, and all figures are for the year ending Dec. 31, 1970, unless otherwise noted. Sales figures here do not include excise taxes collected by the corporation, and so the figures for some corporation-most of which sell gasoline, liquor, or tobacco-may be lower than those published by the corporations themselves. When they are at least 5 percent lower for this reason, there is an asterisk (*) next to the sales figure. 3 Fiscal year beginning Apr. 1. 4 Fiscal year beginning July 1. 5 1970 figure includes Gwaltney, merged into the company in August 1970. (1969 figure. 7 Fiscal year ending Mar. 31, 1971. 8 1970 figure includes Yawata Iron and Steel and Fuji Iron and Steel, merged in April 1970. 9 Includes full figures of subsidiaries owned 50 percent or more. 10 Government owned. Footnotes continued on following page. (c)=Company. *Does not include excise taxes collected by the company; see footnote 2. Sources: Non-Communist countries: Gross National Product, Growth Rates and Trend Data by Region and Country. RANK OF EACH COUNTRY AND COMPANY FOR 1960, 1965, 1970-PERCENTAGE CHANGE OF GNP AND SALES |