 ... made in Canada, in 1917, amounted to $3,015,506,869, and the cost of materials was $1,602,820,631, leaving the total net value added by the process of manufacture as $1,412,686,238 or $5,449,098 more than the gross value of all production in 1915....  Canada; Economic Position and Plans for Development - Page 13by Guaranty Trust Company of New York - 1919 - 30 pagesFull view - About this book
 | 1920 - 1032 pages
...than the gross value of all production in 1915. The invested capital of Canadian industrial plants in 1917 was $2,772,517,680 of which (a) land, buildings...amounted to $998,351,070; (b) machinery and tools to $567,262,538; (c) materials on hand, stocks in process, finished products, fuel and miscellaneous supplies,... | |
 | 1920 - 1034 pages
...than the gross value of all production in 1915. The invested capital of Canadian industrial plants in 1917 was $2,772,517,680 of which (a) land, buildings and fixtures amounted to $998,351,070; (6) machinery and tools to $567,262,538; (c) materials on hand, stocks in process, finished products,... | |
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