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SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND STEEL— SYMBOLS OF NATION'S GROWING INDUSTRIAL MIGHT. BOTH SCENES FROM BUSY ONTARIO I. How big is the t 'anadian market — at a glance? 795 7 7947 Total population 14,009,429 11,490,000' French-speaking population 4,319,167 3,483,036 Area 3,845,144 sq. tni. 3,740,410l Cross national product $21,241,000,000 $8,517,000,000 National income* $17,229,000,000 $6,563,000,000 Per capita income $1,230 $545 Retail sales $10,445,000,000 $3,436,000,000 Exports $3,950,000,000 $924,426,000 (1939) Imports $4,103,000,000 $751,056,000 (1939) Budget $3, #47,000,000* $5,136,000,000 (1946) National debt $11,077,600,000 $13,421,400,000 (1946) Corp. net profits7' 8569,300,000 $467,700,000 (1947) Non-resident investments $9,424,000,000 $7,092,000,000 (1945) Total U.S. investments $7,235,000,000 $4,990,000,000 (1945) New U. S. investments $259,000,000 $11,000,000 (1948) U.S. -controlled firms 2,568" (1950) 1,985 (1945) Value $1 U.S. $1.03' $0.90' Cost of living 187.3s (June 1952) 184.1H (June 1951) Total employed 5,110,000 4,224,000 Jobless 100,000 193,000 Average weekly pay $52.94 (Mar 1952) $43.05 (1949) SOURCES Mostly Canadian Dominion Bureau of Statistics, Canadian Dept. of Labor 'Without Newfoundland, which became 10th province of Canada midnight 31 Mar. 1949 -Total production of goods and services at current prices 'Nation's earnings from current production 'Expenditures only. Budget showed surplus for 6th straight year, totaling $355, 737,000 for year •124 Canadian companies ■1,229 in manufacturing 'Canadian ''1938-39 average equals ended 31 Mar. 1952 IBank of Canada survey) in 1950, 992 in 1945 100 11 AUGUST 1952 63