North American industry classification system, United States

United States. Executive Office of the President (Added Author). United States. Office of Management and Budget (Added Author). United States. National Technical Information Service. (Added Author).

Summary: "Statistics Canada, Mexico's Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Geografía Informática (INEGI), and the Economic Classification Policy Committee (ECPC) of the United States, acting on behalf of the Office of Management and Budget, have created a common classification system to replace the existing classification of each country, the Standard Industrial Classification (1980) of Canada, the Mexican Classification of Activities and Products (1994), and the Standard Industrial Classification (1987) of the United States"--Pref.

Item details

Physical Description: print
v. ; 24-29 cm.
Publisher: Lanham, MD : Bernan, 1998-

Contents / Notes

General Note:	Latest issue consulted: 2007. Published: Lanham, MD : Bernan, 1997- ; published: Lanham, MD : Bernan ; Springfield, VA : National Technical Information Service, <2007->
Formatted Contents Note:	Includes: pt. I.: titles and descriptions of industries (sector 11. agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting ; sector 21. mining ;sector 22. utilities ; sector 23. construction ; sector 31-33. manufacturing ; sector 42. wholesale trade ; sector 44-45. retail trade ; sector 48-49. transportation and warehousing ; sector 51. information ; sector 52. finance and insurance ; sector 53. real estate and rental and leasing ; sector 54. professional, scientific,and technical services ; sector 55. management of companies and enterprises ; sector 56. administrative and support and waste management and remediation services ; sector 61. educational services ; sector 62. health care and social assistance ; sector 71.arts, entertainment, and recreation ; sector 72. accommodation and food services ; sector 81. other services (except public administration) ; sector 92. public administration) ;
Additional Physical Form available Note:	Also available on CD-ROM. Some issues also available via the Internet from the U.S. Census Bureau web site with title: North American industry classification system (NAICS). Address as of 4/1/09: http://www.census.gov/eos/www/naics/; current access is available via PURL.