Rising short-term interest rates and a seeming inability to comprehend the late-sixties mass audience contributed to what the trades characterized as a box office crisis. Despite a new ratings code and the increasingly sophisticated use of market research, theatrical films ran a distant second to the record industry in terms of annual gross revenues. In March 1970, Hollywood unemployment reached 42.8 percent, an all-time high.
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