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Correlations > Industry Statistics > Plastics & rubber products manufacturing > Value added (per $ GDP)

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Correlations between Industry > Plastics & rubber products manufacturing > Value added (per $ GDP) ...

Variable Strength
...and  Industry > Plastics & rubber products manufacturing > Total value of shipments (per $ GDP) 95% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Plastics & rubber products manufacturing > Total cost of materials (per $ GDP) 93% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Real GSP > Plastics and rubber products manufacturing (per $ GDP) 86% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Nominal GSP > Plastics and rubber products manufacturing (per $ GDP) 86% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Plastics & rubber products manufacturing > Annual payroll (per $ GDP) 85% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Nominal GSP > Plastics and rubber products manufacturing (per capita) 79% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Real GSP > Plastics and rubber products manufacturing (per capita) 78% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Plastics & rubber products manufacturing > Production workers wages (per $ GDP) 76% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Gross Operating Surplus > Plastics and rubber products manufacturing (per $ GDP) 73% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Plastics & rubber products manufacturing > Annual payroll (per capita) 73% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Total Manufacturing > Production workers wages (per $ GDP) 64% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Gross Operating Surplus > Plastics and rubber products manufacturing (per capita) 63% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Machinery manufacturing > Total cost of materials (per $ GDP) 57% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Fabricated metal product manufacturing > Total cost of materials (per $ GDP) 57% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Machinery manufacturing > Total value of shipments (per $ GDP) 57% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Percent of Civilian Employed People in the Manufacturing Industry 57% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Total Manufacturing > Annual payroll (per $ GDP) 57% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Fabricated metal product manufacturing > Total value of shipments (per $ GDP) 56% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Gross Operating Surplus > Fabricated metal product manufacturing (per $ GDP) 55% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Electrical equipment, appliance, & component manufacturing > Production workers wages (per $ GDP) 53% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Electrical equipment, appliance, & component manufacturing > Total cost of materials (per $ GDP) 52% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Plastics & rubber products manufacturing > Number of employees (per capita) 52% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Total Manufacturing > Value added (per $ GDP) 50% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Fabricated metal product manufacturing > Value added (per $ GDP) 50% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Machinery manufacturing > Value added (per $ GDP) 50% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Plastics & rubber products manufacturing > Total capital expenditures (per $ GDP) 50% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Total Manufacturing > Production workers hours (per capita) 50% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Fabricated metal product manufacturing > Total capital expenditures (per $ GDP) 49% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Total Manufacturing > Total value of shipments (per $ GDP) 49% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Real GSP > Fabricated metal product manufacturing (per $ GDP) 48% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Nominal GSP > Fabricated metal product manufacturing (per $ GDP) 48% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Nominal GSP > Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing (per $ GDP) 47% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Real GSP > Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing (per $ GDP) 47% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Total Manufacturing > Production workers (average per year) (per capita) 46% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing > Value added (per $ GDP) 45% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Electrical equipment, appliance, & component manufacturing > Annual payroll (per $ GDP) 45% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Nominal GSP > Electrical equipment and appliance manufacturing (per $ GDP) 44% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Plastics & rubber products manufacturing > Production workers (average per year) (per capita) 44% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Real GSP > Electrical equipment and appliance manufacturing (per $ GDP) 44% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Gross Operating Surplus > Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing (per $ GDP) 44% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Electrical equipment, appliance, & component manufacturing > Production workers hours (per capita) 43% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Real GSP > Machinery manufacturing (per $ GDP) 42% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Nominal GSP > Machinery manufacturing (per $ GDP) 42% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Electrical equipment, appliance, & component manufacturing > Total value of shipments (per $ GDP) 42% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Total Manufacturing > Total cost of materials (per $ GDP) 41% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Fabricated metal product manufacturing > Annual payroll (per $ GDP) 40% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Primary metal manufacturing > Production workers (average per year) (per capita) 40% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Economy > GSP > Gross Operating Surplus > Fabricated metal product manufacturing (per capita) 40% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Labor > Plastics & rubber products manufacturing > Production workers hours (per capita) 39% [plot | correlate | graph]
...and  Industry > Machinery manufacturing > Production workers wages (per $ GDP) 39% [plot | correlate | graph]
Average: 55%

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  • Outliers have been removed only where they are outside 3 standard deviations of the mean.
  • Only variable pairs where at least 15 states match for each have been considered.
  • Strength is given by the correlation coefficient (R squared). It is the fraction of variation in Y that can be attributed to the variation in X. 100% signifies a perfect fit (R squared of 1). The top 50 such stats are displayed



DEFINITION: This measure of manufacturing activity is derived by subtracting the cost of materials, supplies, containers, fuel, purchased electricity, and contract work from the value of shipments (products manufactured plus receipts for services rendered). The result of this calculation is adjusted by the addition of value added by merchandising operations (i.e., the difference between the sales value and the cost of merchandise sold without further manufacture, processing, or assembly) plus the net change in finished goods and work-in-process between the beginning- and end-of-year inventories. Per $ GDP figures expressed per 10,000 $ gross domestic product.

SOURCE: Annual Survey of Manufactures, 2004

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