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1	Only GE Facts and figures about GE’s recent performance Prepared by UE Research Department April 2003
2	GE Revenues: The V-shaped Recession
3	GE’s growth compared to other economies
4	Other Measures of GE Growth Cash from Operations 1999: 24,593,000,000 2002: 29,488,000,000 3 Year Growth: 20% Net Worth 1999: 42,557,000,000 2002: 63,706,000,000 3 Year Growth: 50%
5	GE Profits: No Dips Here
6	3 Views of Profit
7	The Good Old Old Economy
8	Revenue per Company Worker
9	Revenue per GE Worker
10	Profit per Worker
11	Profit per GE Worker
12	Revenue and Profit in Industrial Systems
13	Revenue and Profit in Transportation
14	Real Wages Rise 2.1% per year Base Increase COLA Nominal CPU-W Real Wage June 00 $19.76 169.2 $19.76 June 00 $19.76 4.00% $20.55 169.2 $20.55 Dec 00 $20.55 $0.08 $20.63 170.7 $20.45 June 01 $20.63 3.0% $0.16 $21.42 174.6 $20.76 Dec 01 $21.42 $0.03 $21.44 172.9 $20.97 June 02 $21.44 2.50% $0.10 $22.07 175.9 $21.24 Dec 02 $22.07 $0.08 $22.15 177.0 $21.18 April 03 $22.15 $0.10 $22.25 180.3 $20.88
15	Profits vs. Wages per Hour
16	Executive Compensation: Jeff Immelt’s Pay
17	How Things Changed (and how they didn’t)