Page 19: of Maritime Reporter Magazine (February 1974)
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•ISE TO THOUSANDS MORE ...IN MARITIME REPO^^H
Marine sales managers agree...management, engineering and purchasing personnel...shoreside...in vessel operations, shipbuilding, ship repair and naval architecture have the authority to specify, order and buy all types of marine equipment, products and services.
Sales managers tell us men aboard ship do not specify or purchase.
COMPARE THE TITLES OF THE READERS OF THE TWO MAGAZINES
MARINE ENGINEERING/LOG
OCCUPATIONAL BREAKDOWN OF TOTAL WORLD-WIDE CIRCULATION
BUYING
POWER
SHIPBUILDING & SHIP REPAIR COMPANIES
Companies, Presidents, Vice Presidents, Secretaries, Treasurers, Gen- . ono eral Managers & Purchasing Agents l,0£.0
Works Managers & Superintendents 196
Naval Architects, Marine E-ngineers, Chief Draftsmen 767
Shipbuilding & Ship Repair Personnel (Draftsmen, Foremen, Inspec- tors & Others) not included in above classification 454
SHIP OPERATING COMPANIES, OWNERS, AGENTS & BROKERS:
Companies, Presidents, Vice Presidents, Secretaries, Treasurers, Gen- eral Managers, Purchasing Agents, Passenger & Freight Agents £1
Marine Superintendents, Port Captains, Port Engineers, Port Stewards 1,224
Deck Captains, First, Second & Third Mates Only 1,979
Engine Room Chiefs'& Licensed Assistants 2,935
Ship Operating Personnel Ashore & Aboard not included in above classifications 398
PROFESSIONAL MEN:
Naval Architects & Marine Engineers 1,476
Admiralty lawyers 20
Insurance Companies, Agents & Brokers 55
NAVY 313
MARINE SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT: Manufacturers 1,777
Ship Chandlers, Dealers & Agents 34
Bunkers (Coal & Fuel Oil) 4
ALLIED MARINE INDUSTRIES:
Freight Agents & Forwarders 1
Exporter & Importers 7
Stevedoring Companies not owning Floating Equipment 25
Government Schools, Libraries, Students & Commercial Organizations 1,069
Miscellaneous 863
Awaiting Classification by Business & Industry 51
NON BUYING POWER 9,985
WORLD-WIDE BUYING POWER TOTAL 8,212
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