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National Income and Product Accounts
1. Domestic Product & Income 57 tables  
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2. Personal Income & Outlays 26 tables  
      personal income | pce saar. pce chained. pce deflator
3. Govt Current Receipts & Exp.
4. Foreign Transactions
5. Saving & Inv
6. Income & Employment by Industry
7. Supplemental Tables
8. Seasonally Unadjusted Estimates
0u. Real inventories & sales
2u. Personal cons. exp.
3u. Govt current receipts & exp.
5u. Gross prv dom. inv & capital trnsfrs
7u. Motor vehicle output

    >>   		Section 2. Personal Income and Outlays ..   26 tables. Click here to list all tables.
1M Q Y 1929-09.bil$ saar Table 2.1. - Personal Income and Its Disposition
2M Q Y 1929-00.bil$ saar Table 2.2A. - Wage and Salary Disbursements by Industry
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*7M Q Y 1929-09.indx 2000=100 sea Table 2.3.4. - PCE deflator qtrly   Price Indexes for Personal Consumption Expenditures by Major Type of Product
11M Q Y 1929-07.indx 2000=100 Table 2.4.4. - Price Indexes for Personal Consumption Expenditures by Type of Product
12M Q Y 1929-07.bil$ Table 2.4.5. - Personal Consumption Expenditures by Type of Product
13M Q Y 1990-07.bil chnd 2000 $ Table 2.4.6. - Real Personal Consumption Expenditures by Type of Product Chained Dollars
14M Q Y 1929-07.indx 2000=100 Table 2.5.3. - Real Personal Consumption Expenditures by Type of Expenditure Quantity Indexes
15M Q Y 1929-07.indx 2000=100 Table 2.5.4. - Price Indexes for Personal Consumption Expenditures by Type of Expenditure
16M Q Y 1929-07.bil$ Table 2.5.5. - Personal Consumption Expenditures by Type of Expenditure
17M Q Y 1990-07.bil chnd 2000 $ Table 2.5.6. - Real Personal Consumption Expenditures by Type of Expenditure Chained Dollars
*18M Q Y 1959-09.bil$ saar Table 2.6. - Personal Income   Personal Income and Its Disposition Monthly
19M Q Y 1959-00.bil$ saar Table 2.7A. - Wage and Salary Disbursements by Industry Monthly
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*23M Q Y 1959-09.indx 2000=100 sea Table 2.8.4. - PCE deflator monthly (w core defltr at end)   Price Indexes for Personal Consumption Expenditures by Major Type of Product Monthly
*24M Q Y 1959-09.bil$ saar Table 2.8.5. - PCE saar (seasonally adjusted annual rate)   Personal Consumption Expenditures by Major Type of Product Monthly
*25M Q Y 1990-09.bil chnd 2000 $ s Table 2.8.6. - PCE Chained   Real Personal Consumption Expenditures by Major Type of Product Monthly Chained Dollars
26M Q Y 1992-07.bil$ Table 2.9. - Personal Income and Its Disposition by Households and by Nonprofit Institutions Serving Households
  Table 2.5.4.   Price Indexes for Personal Consumption Expenditures by Type of Expenditure
  Source: National Income and Product Accounts (NIPA) from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, and Econstats.
Published by BEA May 29, 2009.
YEARLY units: Index numbers 2000=100
  YEARLY
1929 to 2007 Price Indexes for Personal Consumption Expenditures by Type of Expenditure 1929 to 2007
Index numbers 2000=100
Code Variables 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996
1 B002RG3 ......  Personal consumption expenditures 117.66 114.68 111.58 108.39 105.60 103.54 102.09 100.00 97.575 95.978 95.124 93.547
2 A495RG3   Food and tobacco 121.13 116.53 113.82 111.10 107.88 105.86 103.31 100.00 97.100 93.693 91.460 89.285
3 BOPFRG3 ..  Food purchased for off-premise consumption (n.d.) 117.66 113.32 111.36 109.51 106.23 104.38 102.86 100.00 97.833 96.314 95.021 93.167
4 BPMBRG3 ..  Purchased meals and beverages (n.d.)1 122.96 118.60 114.98 111.49 108.21 105.95 103.14 100.00 97.496 95.132 92.832 90.326
5 AFOORG3 ..  Food furnished to employees (including military) (n.d.) 121.37 117.47 113.56 110.58 107.60 103.61 101.03 100.00 98.814 96.721 94.836 92.339
6 BFFDRG3 ..  Food produced and consumed on farms (n.d.) 132.95 122.54 127.48 123.77 107.17 94.696 100.06 100.00 89.425 88.724 99.730 94.137
7 BTOBRG3 ..  Tobacco products (n.d.) 140.32 131.64 127.30 121.03 118.76 116.84 107.67 100.00 90.075 69.897 62.095 59.334
8 BFXARG3 ..  Addenda: Food excluding alcoholic beverages (n.d.) 119.79 115.37 112.76 110.23 106.92 104.91 102.97 100.00 97.796 96.010 94.279 92.155
9 BAOPRG3 ...........  Alcoholic beverages purchased for off-premise consumption (n.d.) 114.27 111.32 109.90 108.68 105.94 104.18 102.14 100.00 97.080 95.068 94.587 93.171
10 BAPMRG3 ...........  Other alcoholic beverages (n.d.) 128.44 122.97 118.09 114.25 110.42 107.44 103.91 100.00 97.058 94.315 91.704 88.709
11 A496RG3   Clothing accessories and jewelry 96.040 95.514 94.980 95.308 95.088 97.001 99.040 100.00 100.96 102.28 104.10 104.26
12 BSHURG3 ..  Shoes (n.d.) 98.852 99.791 99.051 96.316 96.569 98.021 99.370 100.00 101.56 104.26 105.28 105.44
13 A497RG3 ..  Clothing and accessories except shoes2 89.079 89.784 90.372 91.968 92.346 94.860 97.753 100.00 101.24 102.72 104.87 104.72
14 BWCLRG3 ....  Women's and children's (n.d.) 90.521 90.901 90.965 92.824 93.165 95.471 98.253 100.00 101.32 103.39 106.25 106.47
15 AMCLRG3 ....  Men's and boys' (n.d.) 86.696 87.932 89.388 90.547 90.987 93.844 96.921 100.00 101.11 101.61 102.63 101.91
16 BMICRG3 ..  Standard clothing issued to military personnel (n.d) 99.646 98.777 98.529 98.518 98.651 98.453 99.515 100.00 99.718 99.387 98.608 98.340
17 B478RG3 ..  Cleaning storage and repair of clothing and shoes (s.) 125.15 120.91 116.65 112.78 109.38 106.93 104.11 100.00 97.523 95.476 94.264 92.024
18 BJRYRG3 ..  Jewelry and watches (d.) 100.09 95.391 93.137 94.490 93.921 97.254 99.949 100.00 102.69 105.28 109.29 113.72
19 BCOTRG3 ..  Other (s.)3 128.64 123.80 118.66 113.37 109.61 107.10 104.68 100.00 96.969 94.971 93.942 91.727
20 A532RG3   Personal care 110.44 108.00 106.14 104.55 103.43 102.88 102.01 100.00 97.671 95.728 94.175 93.000
21 BTLGRG3 ..  Toilet articles and preparations (n.d.) 102.43 100.95 100.07 99.892 99.793 100.81 100.97 100.00 98.664 97.385 96.042 96.007
22 BBBBRG3 ..  Barbershops beauty parlors and health clubs (s.) 121.57 117.68 114.43 110.94 108.44 105.75 103.48 100.00 96.224 93.292 91.413 88.429
23 B174RG3   Housing 124.68 120.28 116.12 113.19 110.45 107.78 103.87 100.00 96.920 94.285 91.343 88.790
24 BOWNRG3 ..  Owner-occupied nonfarm dwellings--space rent (s.)4 123.83 119.78 115.75 113.12 110.65 108.03 103.85 100.00 97.113 94.544 91.576 88.985
25 BTENRG3 ..  Tenant-occupied nonfarm dwellings--rent (s.)5 126.91 121.75 117.57 114.14 111.32 108.30 104.34 100.00 96.604 93.788 90.942 88.447
26 BFARRG3 ..  Rental value of farm dwellings (s.) 139.52 133.73 125.46 118.39 111.09 107.00 105.11 100.00 97.538 96.528 96.708 100.88
27 BOHORG3 ..  Other (s.)6 124.43 118.45 113.43 109.21 103.78 102.19 101.82 100.00 95.642 92.602 88.973 85.330
28 A534RG3   Household operation 110.54 109.26 106.21 102.76 101.99 100.93 102.28 100.00 98.377 98.669 99.192 98.180
29 BFNRRG3 ..  Furniture including mattresses and bedsprings (d.) 93.641 94.486 93.699 94.723 95.030 96.313 98.326 100.00 100.36 100.62 100.82 100.92
30 BAPPRG3 ..  Kitchen and other household appliances (d.)7 99.047 96.085 93.890 91.515 94.870 97.968 99.163 100.00 101.06 103.41 104.72 105.19
31 BCHNRG3 ..  China glassware tableware and utensils (d.) 84.472 85.882 89.157 89.744 90.013 93.846 97.300 100.00 101.18 103.64 101.82 102.48
32 BODHRG3 ..  Other durable house furnishings (d.)8 85.698 88.243 90.899 91.122 93.013 96.875 98.485 100.00 101.04 102.55 102.25 101.93
33 BSDHRG3 ..  Semidurable house furnishings (n.d.) \9\ 70.862 76.122 81.695 83.850 87.749 94.801 97.670 100.00 102.75 103.92 106.27 108.58
34 BCLPRG3 ..  Cleaning and polishing preparations and miscellaneous household supplies and paper products (n.d.) 111.47 109.68 105.27 103.23 102.81 104.43 103.64 100.00 95.814 94.141 92.619 91.676
35 BSTYRG3 ..  Stationery and writing supplies (n.d.) 98.234 96.523 95.312 94.944 98.275 100.32 100.09 100.00 101.68 102.37 99.721 95.516
36 A535RG3 ..  Household utilities 145.55 140.83 130.04 117.97 112.34 104.50 108.47 100.00 93.596 93.256 95.326 93.253
37 BELCRG3 ....  Electricity (s.) 137.30 132.09 117.83 111.18 109.33 106.81 108.00 100.00 98.430 99.116 103.10 102.55
38 BNGSRG3 ....  Gas (s.) 163.12 164.84 161.11 134.10 123.80 101.20 119.14 100.00 84.897 84.472 86.081 80.489
39 BWATRG3 ....  Water and other sanitary services (s.) 135.40 128.87 122.82 116.92 110.18 106.23 102.92 100.00 97.598 95.452 92.459 90.232
40 B171RG3 ....  Fuel oil and coal (n.d.) 192.32 180.34 159.49 125.39 109.65 91.687 101.74 100.00 72.656 71.779 78.644 77.835
41 BTELRG3 ..  Telephone and telegraph (s.) 97.007 95.109 94.411 95.217 97.199 98.126 97.979 100.00 103.54 106.12 107.52 107.27
42 BDMSRG3 ..  Domestic service (s.) 125.35 120.80 116.63 112.77 110.30 107.62 103.77 100.00 95.803 93.083 90.528 88.256
43 BOPORG3 ..  Other (s.) \10\ 129.73 126.67 122.02 117.76 114.78 109.49 104.95 100.00 96.338 93.259 91.302 89.057
44 A536RG3   Medical care 126.14 122.12 118.43 114.63 110.31 106.50 103.73 100.00 97.092 94.657 92.361 90.233
45 BDRGRG3 ..  Drug preparations and sundries (n.d.) \11\ 124.90 123.14 118.50 115.15 112.01 109.03 104.61 100.00 96.496 92.682 90.504 89.164
46 BOPTRG3 ..  Ophthalmic products and orthopedic appliances (d.) 114.59 112.26 109.01 106.37 104.13 103.85 103.18 100.00 97.189 96.245 94.498 93.071
47 BPHYRG3 ..  Physicians (s.) \12\ 113.72 109.33 108.36 106.55 104.32 102.75 102.84 100.00 98.296 96.162 94.153 92.906
48 BDENRG3 ..  Dentists (s.) 138.68 131.89 125.36 118.72 113.15 108.74 104.08 100.00 95.647 91.364 87.640 83.762
49 BOPSRG3 ..  Other professional services (s.) \13\ 118.01 115.19 112.99 110.41 107.79 105.69 103.26 100.00 97.512 96.095 93.951 90.532
50 BPHORG3 ..  Hospitals and nursing homes \14\ 131.83 127.26 122.38 117.63 112.79 108.08 104.23 100.00 96.621 94.230 91.878 90.185
51 A2601G3 ....  Hospitals 132.00 127.56 122.45 117.58 112.63 107.75 103.93 100.00 96.890 94.662 92.559 91.173
52 B2602G3 ......  Nonprofit (s.) 131.58 127.16 122.19 117.16 112.51 108.30 104.41 100.00 96.638 94.133 91.339 89.656
53 B2603G3 ......  Proprietary (s.) 132.75 128.26 122.91 118.33 112.81 106.66 102.97 100.00 97.418 95.758 95.065 94.287
54 B2604G3 ......  Government (s.) 132.73 128.25 122.88 118.33 112.79 106.64 102.96 100.00 97.416 95.762 95.063 94.279
55 B2605G3 ....  Nursing homes (s.) 130.81 125.57 121.83 117.76 113.46 109.63 105.60 100.00 95.409 92.311 88.912 85.931
56 BHINRG3 ..  Health insurance 143.83 138.02 133.44 127.09 114.16 103.48 102.30 100.00 97.864 95.866 93.542 88.698
57 BMINRG3 ....  Medical care and hospitalization (s.) \15\ 148.74 143.02 138.87 134.38 119.98 107.11 103.68 100.00 97.143 94.410 92.388 88.312
58 BIINRG3 ....  Income loss (s.) \16\ 120.11 116.77 113.14 109.65 106.82 104.50 102.86 100.00 96.780 94.811 93.537 106.15
59 BPWCRG3 ....  Workers' compensation (s.) \17\ 123.81 117.35 110.74 95.747 88.306 86.518 95.633 100.00 101.47 102.89 99.147 89.762
60 B479RG3   Personal business 118.15 115.17 112.01 109.48 105.91 103.86 100.68 100.00 99.247 98.267 96.852 93.465
61 BBRORG3 ..  Brokerage charges and investment counseling (s.) 98.484 95.806 93.043 92.050 90.07 87.040 89.983 100.00 114.17 130.09 147.21 150.68
62 BBNKRG3 ..  Bank service charges trust services and safe deposit box rental (s.) 116.93 115.48 112.25 111.79 106.95 104.89 102.67 100.00 94.597 92.280 88.117 82.193
63 BIMPRG3 ..  Services furnished without payment by financial intermediaries except life insurance carriers (s.) 112.99 111.83 110.22 107.92 106.12 106.87 102.18 100.00 98.875 95.524 92.945 89.538
64 BLIFRG3 ..  Expense of handling life insurance and pension plans (s.) \18\ 131.17 125.14 120.42 116.29 110.39 106.73 101.99 100.00 93.210 88.834 84.155 79.883
65 BGALRG3 ..  Legal services (s.) 136.88 131.54 127.16 122.18 116.49 111.47 105.33 100.00 95.052 90.687 86.735 83.347
66 BFUNRG3 ..  Funeral and burial expenses (s.) 134.44 128.05 121.78 117.86 112.97 108.62 103.58 100.00 97.222 94.054 90.674 86.197
67 BPBORG3 ..  Other (s.) \19\ 127.39 123.35 118.82 115.18 111.38 108.13 105.24 100.00 96.048 92.656 89.241 86.268
68 A537RG3   Transportation 122.50 118.88 113.64 105.97 101.81 99.028 100.04 100.00 94.407 92.132 94.194 93.406
69 A538RG3 ..  User-operated transportation 123.86 120.07 114.85 106.80 102.37 99.598 100.32 100.00 94.287 91.867 94.166 93.624
70 A136RG3 ....  New autos (d.) 97.214 97.619 96.752 95.842 96.563 98.365 99.525 100.00 99.990 100.82 101.60 101.50
71 B137RG3 ....  Net purchases of used autos (d.) 100.57 101.85 100.68 96.870 97.441 103.93 101.62 100.00 98.730 97.228 99.438 98.841
72 BOAURG3 ....  Other motor vehicles (d.) 94.557 95.963 96.546 95.348 96.433 98.797 100.17 100.00 99.568 98.607 99.246 98.604
73 BTBARG3 ....  Tires tubes accessories and other parts (d.) 116.37 112.56 108.19 105.70 105.20 104.25 102.49 100.00 99.668 100.19 101.07 101.63
74 BREPRG3 ....  Repair greasing washing parking storage rental and leasing (s.) 119.95 116.75 112.80 109.47 107.97 106.11 103.36 100.00 97.274 95.355 93.508 92.145
75 B170RG3 ....  Gasoline and oil (n.d.) 184.64 170.34 151.31 123.99 105.21 90.433 96.289 100.00 78.207 71.874 82.579 82.596
76 BTOLRG3 ....  Bridge tunnel ferry and road tolls (s.) 133.01 128.74 125.07 116.82 111.35 108.32 104.57 100.00 96.083 93.730 87.254 84.307
77 BAINRG3 ....  Insurance (s.) \20\ 135.41 130.12 131.15 120.70 112.52 104.82 101.79 100.00 100.85 95.526 91.712 90.844
78 B477RG3 ..  Purchased local transportation 131.87 129.20 124.97 119.46 112.81 105.29 103.00 100.00 98.605 99.875 101.31 99.101
79 BSTRRG3 ....  Mass transit systems (s.) 131.87 129.20 124.97 119.46 112.81 105.28 102.99 100.00 98.604 99.866 100.96 99.444
80 BTAXRG3 ....  Taxicab (s.) 131.88 129.21 124.99 119.46 112.80 105.30 103.01 100.00 98.605 99.897 102.14 98.262
81 B480RG3 ..  Purchased intercity transportation 96.176 95.154 89.477 87.718 88.895 87.061 94.265 100.00 95.331 94.517 92.927 88.660
82 BIRRRG3 ....  Railway (s.) 105.65 107.81 99.229 98.440 107.61 108.74 104.87 100.00 96.951 93.490 91.272 91.381
83 BIBURG3 ....  Bus (s.) 128.49 127.47 118.88 114.80 110.51 106.56 103.27 100.00 95.631 93.356 88.609 88.183
84 BIAIRG3 ....  Airline (s.) 91.080 90.153 84.392 83.262 84.817 82.860 92.179 100.00 95.505 95.391 93.999 88.631
85 BTRORG3 ....  Other (s.) \21\ 109.76 108.13 103.67 99.605 99.909 98.962 100.54 100.00 94.371 91.208 89.819 88.511
86 A539RG3   Recreation 91.704 93.282 94.172 95.171 95.778 97.226 98.661 100.00 100.95 103.50 105.96 108.03
87 BBKSRG3 ..  Books and maps (d.) 103.36 102.49 103.15 103.56 103.35 104.17 101.15 100.00 100.12 101.93 99.187 98.037
88 BMAGRG3 ..  Magazines newspapers and sheet music (n.d.) 114.76 113.56 111.79 109.00 105.86 103.81 101.95 100.00 98.211 96.024 93.969 93.046
89 BTOYRG3 ..  Nondurable toys and sport supplies (n.d.) 72.493 75.286 78.176 82.449 85.835 90.644 95.864 100.00 105.89 112.64 117.95 119.08
90 BWHGRG3 ..  Wheel goods sports and photographic equipment boats and pleasure aircraft (d.) 92.314 94.379 94.664 95.108 96.051 97.292 99.173 100.00 101.08 102.89 103.98 104.63
91 BRADRG3 ..  Video and audio goods including musical instruments and computer goods (d.) 45.943 51.054 56.823 62.892 68.685 77.130 87.280 100.00 111.51 129.71 152.72 179.10
92 BVAMRG3 ....  Video and audio goods including musical instruments (d.) 59.788 66.800 72.719 78.188 83.625 89.237 94.876 100.00 105.25 110.95 115.80 120.32
93 BCPTRG3 ....  Computers peripherals and software (d.) 29.599 32.614 37.600 43.556 49.201 60.151 75.742 100.00 122.77 168.36 243.62 358.26
94 BRTVRG3 ..  Radio and television repair (s.) 101.89 103.49 103.09 103.13 102.68 101.78 100.43 100.00 99.678 100.19 99.222 96.743
95 BFLORG3 ..  Flowers seeds and potted plants (n.d.) 108.08 106.82 105.94 106.18 103.00 103.62 103.37 100.00 95.767 97.990 96.694 99.863
96 B481RG3 ..  Admissions to specified spectator amusements 131.94 126.41 122.03 116.79 112.36 108.18 104.43 100.00 94.163 88.852 87.006 84.653
97 BMOVRG3 ....  Motion picture theaters (s.) 128.90 124.03 119.83 116.09 112.33 106.74 103.50 100.00 93.998 88.514 86.669 84.324
98 BLEGRG3 ....  Legitimate theaters and opera and entertainments of nonprofit institutions (except athletics) (s.) 128.96 124.11 119.88 116.14 112.30 106.87 103.51 100.00 93.971 88.554 86.723 84.353
99 BSPERG3 ....  Spectator sports (s.) \22\ 136.48 129.97 125.34 117.91 112.53 110.43 105.96 100.00 94.465 89.381 87.522 85.180
100 BCLURG3 ..  Clubs and fraternal organizations (s.) \23\ 114.93 111.87 108.43 105.98 103.83 105.47 103.60 100.00 97.105 94.450 91.479 89.502
101 ACOMRG3 ..  Commercial participant amusements (s.) \24\ 121.21 117.81 114.02 110.85 108.12 105.20 103.12 100.00 96.411 93.757 92.197 90.021
102 BPARRG3 ..  Pari-mutuel net receipts (s.) 120.01 116.64 113.01 109.56 106.71 104.39 102.79 100.00 97.239 95.349 93.194 90.974
103 AREORG3 ..  Other (s.) \25\ 118.82 118.67 115.57 112.93 110.24 106.92 103.33 100.00 96.718 94.225 91.386 88.162
104 B482RG3   Education and research 141.23 135.53 129.05 122.35 115.37 109.61 104.73 100.00 95.679 92.184 89.020 85.931
105 BHEDRG3 ..  Higher education (s.) \26\ 145.47 139.27 132.06 124.86 117.04 110.72 104.98 100.00 96.067 93.149 89.784 86.393
106 BEEDRG3 ..  Nursery elementary and secondary schools (s.) \27\ 127.41 122.74 118.29 114.98 111.12 107.76 104.27 100.00 95.998 93.071 90.128 87.465
107 BOEDRG3 ..  Other (s.) \28\ 143.76 138.26 131.66 123.09 115.32 108.79 104.60 100.00 94.618 89.422 86.489 83.671
108 BRAWRG3   Religious and welfare activities (s.) \29\ 125.07 121.06 116.25 112.64 109.34 105.89 102.89 100.00 95.303 92.514 89.839 87.028
109 ZZZZZZ3   Foreign travel and other net na na na na na na na na na na na na
110 BFTRRG3 ..  Foreign travel by U.S. residents (s.) \30\ 140.79 132.67 126.80 118.92 111.62 105.05 101.35 100.00 99.242 96.498 98.729 97.533
111 AABDRG3 ..  Expenditures abroad by U.S. residents (n.d.) 172.32 154.56 145.96 137.35 124.31 105.86 99.869 100.00 108.76 107.98 109.00 121.64
112 BEXFRG3 ..  Less: Expenditures in the United States by nonresidents (s.) \31\ 123.58 118.84 113.57 108.83 104.46 101.43 101.11 100.00 95.465 92.981 91.787 89.585
113 BREMRG3 ..  Less: Personal remittances in kind to nonresidents (n.d.) 112.07 109.89 107.43 103.74 101.32 100.36 101.01 100.00 96.798 95.544 96.357 95.586

    1. Consists of purchases (including tips) of meals and beverages from retail service and
    amusement establishments hotels dining and buffet cars schools school fraternities
    institutions clubs and industrial lunchrooms. Includes meals and beverages consumed
    both on- and off-premise.
    2. Includes luggage.
    3. Consists of watch clock and jewelry repairs costume and dress suit rental and
    miscellaneous personal services.
    4. Consists of rent for space and for heating and plumbing facilities water heaters
    lighting fixtures kitchen cabinets linoleum storm windows and doors window screens
    and screen doors but excludes rent for appliances and furniture and purchases of fuel
    and electricity.
    5. Consists of space rent (see footnote 4) and rent for appliances furnishings and furniture.
    6. Consists of transient hotels motels other traveler accommodations clubs schools and other group housing.
    7. Consists of refrigerators and freezers cooking ranges dishwashers laundry equipment
    stoves room air conditioners sewing machines vacuum cleaners and other appliances.
    8. Includes such house furnishings as floor coverings picture frames mirrors art products
    portable lamps clocks blinds shades drapery hardware and telephone equipment. Also
    includes writing equipment and hand power and garden tools.
    9. Consists largely of textile house furnishings including piece goods allocated to house
    furnishing use. Also includes lamp shades brooms and brushes.
    10. Consists of repair and maintenance services for appliances and house furnishings moving and
    warehouse expenses postage and parcel delivery charges premiums plus premium supplements
    less normal losses and dividends paid to policyholders for insurance on personal property (except
    motor vehicles) and miscellaneous household operation services.
    11. Excludes drug preparations and related products dispensed by physicians hospitals and
    other medical services.
    12. Consists of offices of physicians HMO medical centers and freestanding ambulatory surgical and emergency centers.
    13. Consists of chiropractors optometrists mental health practitioners (except physicians)
    physical occupational and speech therapists and audiologists podiatrists all other miscellaneous
    health practitioners ambulance services kidney dialysis centers family planning services outpatient
    mental health and substance abuse centers all other outpatient care centers blood and organ banks all
    other miscellaneous ambulatory health care services home health furniture and equipment rental medical
    and diagnostic laboratories and home health care.
    14. Consists of (1) current expenditures (including consumption of fixed capital) of nonprofit
    hospitals and nursing homes and (2) payments by patients to proprietary and government
    hospitals and nursing homes.
    15. Consists of premiums less benefits for health hospitalization and accidental death and
    dismemberment insurance.
    16. Consists of premiums less benefits for income loss insurance.
    17. Consists of premiums plus premium supplements less normal losses and dividends paid to
    policyholders for privately administered workers' compensation.
    18. Consists of (1) operating expenses of commercial life insurance carriers and fraternal benefit life
    insurance and (2) administrative expenses of private noninsured pension plans and publicly administered
    government employee retirement plans. For commercial life insurance carriers excludes expenses for
    accident and health insurance and includes profits of stock companies and services furnished without
    payment by banks credit agencies and investment companies. For pension and retirement plans excludes
    services furnished without payment by banks credit agencies and investment companies.
    19. Consists of current expenditures (including consumption of fixed capital) of trade unions and
    professional associations employment agency fees money order fees spending for classified advertisements
    tax return preparation services and other personal business services.
    20. Consists of premiums plus premium supplements less normal losses and dividends paid to policyholders for
    motor vehicle insurance.
    21. Consists of baggage charges coastal and inland waterway fares travel agents' fees airport bus fares
    and limousine services.
    22. Consists of admissions to professional and amateur athletic events and to racetracks.
    23. Consists of current expenditures (including consumption of fixed capital) of nonprofit clubs and fraternal
    organizations and dues and fees paid to proprietary clubs.
    24. Consists of billiard parlors; bowling alleys; dancing riding shooting skating and swimming places;
    amusement devices and parks; golf courses; skiing facilities; marinas; sightseeing; private flying operations;
    casino gambling; recreational equipment rental and other commercial participant amusements.
    25. Consists of lotteries pets and pet care services cable TV film processing photographic studios sporting
    and recreation camps video rentals internet access fees and recreational services not elsewhere classified.
    26. For private institutions equals current expenditures (including consumption of fixed capital) less receipts--
    such as those from meals rooms and entertainments--accounted for separately in consumer expenditures and less
    expenditures for research and development financed under contracts or grants. For government institutions equals
    student payments of tuition.
    27. For private institutions equals current expenditures (including consumption of fixed capital) less receipts--
    such as those from meals rooms and entertainments--accounted for separately in consumer expenditures. For government
    institutions equals student payments of tuition. Excludes child day care services which are included in religious and
    welfare activities.
    28. Consists of (1) fees paid to business schools and computer and management training technical and trade schools
    other schools and instruction and educational support services and (2) current expenditures (including consumption
    of fixed capital) by nonprofit research organizations and by grantmaking foundations for education and research.
    29. For nonprofit institutions equals current expenditures (including consumption of fixed capital) of religious
    organizations child day care services (excluding educational programs) social advocacy organizations human rights
    organizations civic and social organizations residential mental health and substance abuse facilities homes for the
    elderly other residential care facilities social assistance services political organizations museums libraries
    and grantmaking and giving services. The expenditures are net of receipts--such as those from meals rooms and
    entertainments--accounted for separately in consumer expenditures and exclude relief payments within the United States
    and expenditures by grantmaking foundations for education and research. For proprietary and government institutions
    equals receipts from users.
    30. Beginning with 1981 includes U.S. students' expenditures abroad.
    31. Beginning with 1981 includes nonresidents' student and medical care expenditures in the United States. Beginning
    with 1986 includes migratory worker and foreign professional expenditures in the U.S..
    Note. Consumer durable goods are designated (d.) nondurable goods (n.d.) and services (s.).


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