Table 7„ --Income and expenditure in the tuna fishery 



Item (A) (B) 



|l5pll3c,68 

 8„899o88 

 3,728„28 



14,773o40 



ss llf045„12 loss 



(Al M M 



Crew's income . .....o„o $7„50 $6„04 $60 04 



Crew's expenditures 0000000 5o79 9o00 10,, 39 



Crew's profit or loss 00.00 lo71 2o96 loss 4o28 loss 



In calculating prices adequate to maintain a tuna-fishing enterprise, 

 it should be necessary to make up the losses of the boat owner and the 

 crew and to add a fair amount of profito For examples 



Item (A) (B) 



Boat owner's loss ,0.000,00000 I 6j357c89 0.00.00 |lls045ol2 



Crew's loss . o.. o .„. 0.0 ...... o o — ■- ....coo 1,008,61 



Crew's guaranteed income 00000 3j301o67 0.0.000 3s301o67 



Value of landings o . . . o . . » , „ o » 15i,113o68 oo..oo„ 15sll3o68 



■*■ OU&J. 000000000000000000000000 Ct^ ^ ± y4 oUy 00OO9OO 0\) ^^\^ ( qjD 



Company's profit 0000000000000 2^419,21 „„ooooo 3,046c 79 

 Grand total o o o „ , o „ o o o o o o „ , 26^6110 36 ....0,0 33^514.74 



( Translator* s not So --The subtotal and grand total in column 

 (a) are incorrect in the original table, being 209,193 yen 

 short o ) 



The foregoing table is made up on the basis of a guaranteed income 

 to the crew of |9o72 per man per month and a profit to the company of 10 

 percent of the total cost (without taking into account the income taxJr, 

 In case ..^il purchases of materials are made on the free market (C), the 

 crew's iosE will be |l,452o735 and in this case the grand total should 

 be $54,004o53o 



If the total receipts necessary to cover operating expenses are 

 figured as in the foregoing, then it is possible by calculating back- 

 ward to arrive at a fair price for tunao 



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