APPENDIX TABLE III-D.-Distribution, by type, of net acquisition of financial assets by consumer and nonprofit organizations sector, 1954-59 NOTE.-Totals may not add due to rounding of components and due to statistical discrepancy shown in the source data. Source: All amounts from table 21. Percentages derived by percentage distribution of total for each year by indicated components. APPENDIX TABLE III-E.-Estimated net annual increases of financial assets by the nonfinancial corporate business sector, 1961-70 Col. 4: No net change projected through 1966 on basis of assumed balanced Federal cash budget and no change in outstanding Federal debt. Col. 5: A judgment projection, based on previous recent year experience indicated by Flow of Funds data (see app. table III-F), and in line with table 15, col. 4. Col. 6: Consists of finance company paper purchased by nonfinancial corporations-a judgment projection based on previous experience indicated in Flow of Funds data published by the Federal Reserve Board. Col. 7: A judgment projection, based on Flow of Funds data (in app. table III-F, line 7). Projected at about average for years 1956-59. Col. 8: Includes direct foreign investments and time deposits; judgment projection based on experience for prior years indicated by Flow of Funds data published by Federal Reserve Board (appendix table III-F). APPENDIX TABLE III-F.-Distribution of net annual increases of financial assets by the corporate nonfinancial business sector, 1954-59 1 Less than $50,000,000. Source: Federal Reserve Bull., August 1959, p. 1050 for 1954 data and August 1960, p. 934 for 1955-59 data. NOTE.-Totals may not add due to rounding. APPENDIX TABLE III-G.-Estimated net annual increases of selected financial assets acquired in the market by other selected sectors or components of the economy, 1961-70 Cols. 2, 3, 4: Col. 2 from table 11, col. 4, distributed in cols. 3 and 4 on basis of experience in prior recent years indicated in Flow of Funds data (see appendix table III-H). Col. 5: Represents investments primarily in corporate bonds and mortgages. Judgment projection based on experience for recent years in Flow of Funds data (see appendix table III-I) and on a reduced rate of acceleration of net annual increases in State and local government retirement funds, compared with recent years (as projected in table 14). Based on trends in recent years and on the assumption that the volume of outstanding Federal obligations will not increase, the increased flow of State and local funds should go primarily into corporate bonds and mortgages, with a smaller proportion going into State and local issues. Cols. 6, 7, and 8: Judgment projections based on data published in Life Insurance Association of America (see appendix table III-J), with a rise in annual net investments projected to reflect general economic growth. |