For Industrial production we have terms and definitions in 4 topics. The topics are Energy, Finance, Frauds and Scams and Sociology.

Industrial Production (Energy)

The Federal Reserve Board calculates this index by compiling indices of physical output from a variety of agencies and trade groups, weighting each index by the Census' value added, and adding it to the cost of materials. When physical measures are not available, the Federal Reserve Board uses the number of production workers or amount of electricity consumed as the basis for the index. To convert industrial production into dollars, multiply by the "real value added" estimate used by the Federal Reserve Board.

Industrial Production (Finance)

A statistic determined by the Federal Reserve Board focusing on the total output of all U.S. factories and mines on a monthly basis. Used as an economic indicator.

Industrial Production (Frauds and Scams)

A key economic indicator that is a released monthly by the Federal Reserve Board. The indicater relates the total output of all US factories and mines.

Industrial Production (Sociology)

Economic production carried on through the use of machinery driven by inanimate sources of power.
INDUSTRIALIZATION The continual expanding application of sophisticated technology designed to efficiently draw energy and raw materials out of the environment and fashion them for human use.

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