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It also summarizes consumer balance sheet estimates as of December 31, 1978, including assets, liabilities, and asset-to-debt ratios. 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grew by 76%between 1968 and 1978,three times as fast as total employment.However,proportion of collegegraduates employed in professional and technical occupations declinedover decade,because the 50%expansion in these occupations has notkept pace with supply.  \nDecline in proportion of college graduates employed in professionaloccupations occurred among men and women.To a small extent,declinewas offset by a rise in managers and administrators,an occupationemploying the second largest number of college graduates.Many collegegraduates obtained jobs in sales,clerical,and blue-collar occupations.  \nSlower growth in employment of elementary and secondary schoolteachers during the 1970's was one of the primary factors in slowing theabsorption of college graduates into professional jobs.Need for newteachers diminished as enrollment at the elementary level decreased inrecent years.  \nIn March 1978,one out of four employed college graduates held a jobtraditionally filled by someone with less schooling.As a result,some highschool graduates had to take lesser skilled jobs.College graduates,despite the weakening of their job market,continue to hold a relativeadvantage over other workers.  \n# CONSUMER BALANCE SHEET\n\nTotal assets of consumers are preliminarily estimated at $5,246.0 billionas of December 31,1978.At the same time,consumers had liabilities of  \n$1,119.6 billion leaving them a net worth of $4,126.4 billion.  \nCurrent(financial)assets were estimated at $3,250.3 billion.Fixed assetsincluded $1,406.8 billion in homeownership and $588.9 billion as thevalue of durable goods for a total of $1,995.7 billion.Current liabilitiesstood at $393.7 billion and fixed liabilities of mortgage debt at $725.9billion to bring total liabilities to $1,119.6 billion.  \nAsset and debt position of the American consumer at the end of 1978showed 9.8 to l asset-to-debt ratio of all assets and debts excluding thoseinvolving homeownership where the ratio was 1.9 to 1.The ratio of allassets to all debts was 4.7 to 1.Owners'equity stood at 78.7%of consumerassets at year-end 1978.  \n# FINANCE FACTS\n\nA Monthly Publication on Consumer Financial Behavior  \nAPRIL 1979  \nOccupations of EmployedCollege Graduates by Sex  \nFINANCE FACTS  \nAPRIL 1979  \nIndex of Industrial Productionby months (seasonally adjusted)1973-1979Index 1967=100Souree:Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System  \n1.6%.  \n## INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION\n\nIndustrial production rose by estimated0.3%in February;revised figuresshowed no growth in index for January.At 151.2%of the 1967 level,indexwas 8.6%above year earlier.Increases in production in February werewidespread and moderate;the largest gains were in equipment andnondurable goods materials.The index now indicates a 0.6%gain in totaloutput in November and a 0.8%gain in December.  \nOutput of consumer goods was unchanged in February with moderategains in home goods and some nondurable consumer goods.  \n## PRODUCER PRICE INDEXES\n\nProducer Price Index for Finished Goods moved up 1.0%from Januaryto February on a seasonably adjusted basis.This compares with a 1.3%rise in January and an average monthly increase of 0.8%during the lastquarter of 1978.Prices for intermediate goods rose more than 1%for thesecond consecutive month,and crude material prices increased over 3%.  \nIndex for consumer durables advanced 0.7%in February,after a 1.2%increase in January.Prices for consumer nondurable goods other thanfood advanced 0.9%,while finished consumer foods index increased  \n## COMPOSITE INDEXES\n\nComposite index of leading indicators decreased 1.2%in January to alevel of 136.5(1967 =100).Five of ten indicators available for Januarycontributed to decline in index:average workweek,change in total liquidassets,change in sensitive prices,money balance in 1972 dollars,andbuilding permits.Five of ten increased:layoff rate,ve","cbCaibfKIpeEl628","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibfKIpeEl628","pdf",1247260,"English","# OCCUPATIONS OF COLLEGE GRADUATES\n# CONSUMER BALANCE SHEET\n# FINANCE FACTS\n## INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION\n## PRODUCER PRICE INDEXES\n## COMPOSITE INDEXES\n## HOME MORTGAGE RATES\n## CONSUMER FINANCIAL BEHAVIOR","[{\"question\":\"How much did employment of college graduates grow between 1968 and 1978?\",\"answer\":\"Employment of college graduates grew by 76% between 1968 and 1978.\"},{\"question\":\"What were consumers’ estimated net worth and total assets as of December 31, 1978?\",\"answer\":\"Total assets were preliminarily estimated at $5,246.0 billion and net worth at $4,126.4 billion.\"},{\"question\":\"What happened to industrial production in February, according to the report?\",\"answer\":\"Industrial production rose by an estimated 0.3% in February, and the January index showed no growth after revisions.\"}]","OCCUPATIONS OF COLLEGE GRADUATES - Consumer Balance Sheet - Finance Facts | PDF",1789970229,13]