Table 3.12.

Government Social Benefits

[Billions of dollars]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Government social benefits

2 To persons
3 Federal
4 Benefits from social insurance funds
5 Social security¹
6 Medicare²
7 Unemployment insurance
8 State
9 Railroad employees
10 Federal employees
11 Emergency unemployment compensation
12 Railroad retirement
13 Pension benefit guaranty
14 Veterans' life insurance
15 Workers' compensation
16 Military medical insurance³
17 Veterans' benefits
18 Pension and disability
19 Readjustment
20 Other⁴
21 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)⁵
22 Black lung benefits
23 Supplemental security income
24 Direct relief
25 Refundable tax credits⁶
26 Other⁷
27 State and local
28 Benefits from social insurance funds
29 Temporary disability insurance
30 Workers' compensation
31 Public assistance
32 Medical care
33 Medicaid
34 Other medical care⁸
35 Family assistance⁹
36 Supplemental security income¹⁰
37 General assistance
38 Energy assistance
39 Other¹¹
40 Education
41 Employment and training
42 Other¹²
43 To the rest of the world¹³
Legend / Footnotes:
1. Social security benefits include old-age, survivors, and disability insurance benefits that are distributed from the federal old
2. Medicare benefits include hospital and supplementary medical insurance benefits that are distributed from the federal hosp
3. Consists of payments for medical services for dependents of active duty military personnel at nonmilitary facilities.
4. Prior to 1965, consists of mustering out pay, terminal leave pay, and adjusted compensation benefits. For 2015 forward, inc
5. Prior to October 2008, benefits for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program were called Food Stamp benefits.
6. Includes the amounts by which federal refundable tax credits reduce personal current tax liabilities and liabilities to pay con
7. Consists largely of payments to nonprofit institutions; aid to students; payments for medical services for retired military per
8. Consists of general medical assistance and state child health care programs.
9. Consists of aid to families with dependent children and, beginning with 1996, assistance programs operating under the Pers
10. Prior to 1974, consists of old-age assistance, aid to the blind, and aid to the permanently and totally disabled, when the pr
11. Consists of expenditures for food under the supplemental program for women, infants, and children; foster care; adoption
12. Consists largely of veterans' benefits, Alaska dividends, and crime-victim payments.
13. Consists of federal government social benefits to the rest of the world and includes benefits paid to individuals in the U.S.
Code Annual Start Annual End
W063RC 1929
A063RC 1929
B087RC 1929
A1588C 1929
W823RC 1937
W824RC 1966
A1589C 1937
L31107 1937
TRP200 1939
W874RC 1944
B1590C 1975
TRP250 1936
B1044C 1976
TRP350 1929
TRP375 1946
B1606C 1967
A1594C 1929
TRP450 1929
TRP500 1944
TRP570 1929 1964
TRP600 1961
TRP650 1970
TRP700 1974
TRP730 1935 1943
W811RC 1976
W812RC 1929
B109RC 1929
A1595C 1942
S12200 1942
S12300 1946
A1596C 1929
B1597C 1952
W729RC 1966
TRP810 1959
B1598C 1933
B1599C 1947
B1600C 1933
B1601C 1977
B1602C 1959
B1603C 1952
 B1604C 1974
B1605C 1929
W016RC 1960

distributed from the federal old-age and survivors insurance trust fund and the disability insurance trust fund.
istributed from the federal hospital insurance trust fund and the supplementary medical insurance trust fund.
t nonmilitary facilities.
benefits. For 2015 forward, includes reimbursements for health care services received at private facilities.
ed Food Stamp benefits.
bilities and liabilities to pay contributions for government social insurance as well as the outlays that are distributed when the amount of
services for retired military personnel and their dependents at nonmilitary facilities; disaster relief; workers' compensation benefits for fe

grams operating under the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996.
nd totally disabled, when the programs were partly federally funded.
d children; foster care; adoption assistance; and payments to nonprofit welfare institutions.

s paid to individuals in the U.S. territories and the Commonwealths of Puerto Rico and Northern Mariana Islands.
distributed when the amount of federal refundable tax credits exceeds an individual's federal tax liabilities.
rs' compensation benefits for federal employees (FECA); Payments from the September 11 Victims' Compensation Fund; additional unem
n Fund; additional unemployment benefits, COBRA premium subsidies, and one-time payments to recipients of Social Security, SSI, Vetera
cial Security, SSI, Veterans Pensions, and Railroad Retirement benefits established by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 200
Reinvestment Act of 2009; and health insurance co-payment and cost-sharing benefits established by the Patient Protection and Affordab
Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Table 4.2.1. Percent Change From Preceding Period in Real Exports and in Real Imports of Goods and Services by Type of Pro
[Percent]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Exports of goods and services

2 Exports of goods¹
3 Foods, feeds, and beverages
4 Industrial supplies and materials
5 Durable goods
6 Nondurable goods
7 Petroleum and products
8 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
9 Capital goods, except automotive
10 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
11 Computers, peripherals, and parts
12 Other
13 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
14 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
15 Durable goods
16 Nondurable goods
17 Other²
18 Exports of services¹
19 Transport
20 Travel (for all purposes including education)
21 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
22 Other business services³
23 Government goods and services n.e.c.
24 Other
25 Imports of goods and services
26 Imports of goods¹
27 Foods, feeds, and beverages
28 Industrial supplies and materials
29 Durable goods
30 Nondurable goods
31 Petroleum and products
32 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
33 Capital goods, except automotive
34 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
35 Computers, peripherals, and parts
36 Other
37 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
38 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
39 Durable goods
40 Nondurable goods
41 Other
42 Imports of services¹
43 Transport
44 Travel (for all purposes including education)
45 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
46 Other business services³
47 Government goods and services n.e.c.
48 Other⁴
Addenda:
49 Exports of durable goods
50 Exports of nondurable goods
51 Exports of agricultural goods⁵
52 Exports of nonagricultural goods
53 Imports of durable goods
54 Imports of nondurable goods
55 Imports of nonpetroleum goods
Legend / Footnotes:
n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified
1. Beginning in 1986, repairs and alterations of equipment are reclassified from goods to services.
2. Includes net exports of goods under merchanting, beginning in 1999, reclassified from services to goods.
3. Includes maintenance and repair services, insurance services, financial services, telecommunication, computer and informa
4. Includes financial services furnished without payment, beginning in 2015.
5. Includes parts of foods, feeds, and beverages, of nondurable industrial supplies and materials, and of nondurable nonautom
ods and Services by Type of Product

Code Annual Start Annual End

A020RL 1968
A253RL 1968
B638RL 1968
A639RL 1968
B686RL 1968
B687RL 1968
PB000006 1986
PB000005 1986
A640RL 1968
B688RL 1968
B850RL 1968
B689RL 1968
B641RL 1968
A642RL 1968
B690RL 1968
B691RL 1968
A643RL 1968
A646RL 1968
Y800RL 1968
Y801RL 1968
B684RL 1968
Y802RL 1968
Y803RL 1968
B980RL 1968
A021RL 1968
A255RL 1968
B647RL 1968
PB000004 1968
A820RL 1968
PB000007 1968
B648RL 1968
B696RL 1968
A650RL 1968
B932RL 1968
B852RL 1972
B853RL 1968
B651RL 1968
A652RL 1968
B697RL 1968
B698RL 1968
 A653RL 1968
A656RL 1968
Y804RL 1968
Y805RL 1968
B908RL 1968
Y806RL 1968
Y807RL 1968
B910RL 1968

A332RL 1968
A339RL 1968
B181RL 1968
A182RL 1968
A333RL 1968
A340RL 1968
A187RL 1968

es to goods.
nication, computer and information services and other other business services.

s, and of nondurable nonautomotive consumer goods.

Table 4.2.2. Contributions to Percent Change in Real Exports and Real Imports of Goods and Services by Type of Product

Bureau of Economic Analysis

Percent change at annual rate:

1 Exports of goods and services
Percentage points at annual rates:
2 Exports of goods¹
3 Foods, feeds, and beverages
4 Industrial supplies and materials
5 Durable goods
6 Nondurable goods
7 Petroleum and products
8 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
9 Capital goods, except automotive
10 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
11 Computers, peripherals, and parts
12 Other
13 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
14 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
15 Durable goods
16 Nondurable goods
17 Other²
18 Exports of services¹
19 Transport
20 Travel (for all purposes including education)
21 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
22 Other business services³
23 Government goods and services n.e.c.
24 Other
Percent change at annual rate:
25 Imports of goods and services
Percentage points at annual rates:
26 Imports of goods¹
27 Foods, feeds, and beverages
28 Industrial supplies and materials
29 Durable goods
30 Nondurable goods
31 Petroleum and products
32 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
33 Capital goods, except automotive
34 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
35 Computers, peripherals, and parts
36 Other
37 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
38 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
39 Durable goods
40 Nondurable goods
41 Other
42 Imports of services¹
43 Transport
44 Travel (for all purposes including education)
45 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
46 Other business services³
47 Government goods and services n.e.c.
48 Other⁴
Legend / Footnotes:
n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified
1. Beginning in 1986, repairs and alterations of equipment are reclassified from goods to services.
2. Includes net exports of goods under merchanting, beginning in 1999, reclassified from services to goods.
3. Includes maintenance and repair services, insurance services, financial services, telecommunication, computer and informa
4. Includes financial services furnished without payment, beginning in 2015.
Services by Type of Product

Code Annual Start Annual End

A020RL 1968

A253RZ 1968
B638RZ 1968
A639RZ 1968
B686RZ 1968
B687RZ 1968
CB000006 1986
CB000005 1986
A640RZ 1968
B688RZ 1968
B850RZ 1968
B689RZ 1968
B641RZ 1968
A642RZ 1968
B690RZ 1968
B691RZ 1968
A643RZ 1968
A646RZ 1968
Y800RZ 1968
Y801RZ 1968
B684RZ 1968
Y802RZ 1968
Y803RZ 1968
B980RZ 1968

A021RL 1968

A255RZ 1968
B647RZ 1968
CB000004 1968
A820RZ 1968
CB000007 1968
B648RZ 1968
B696RZ 1968
A650RZ 1968
B932RZ 1968
B852RZ 1972
B853RZ 1968
 B651RZ 1968
A652RZ 1968
B697RZ 1968
B698RZ 1968
A653RZ 1968
B656RZ 1968
Y804RZ 1968
Y805RZ 1968
B908RZ 1968
Y806RZ 1968
Y807RZ 1968
B910RZ 1968

es to goods.
nication, computer and information services and other other business services.
Table 4.2.3. Real Exports and Imports of Goods and Services by Type of Product, Quantity Indexes
[Index numbers, 2012=100]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Exports of goods and services

2 Exports of goods¹
3 Foods, feeds, and beverages
4 Industrial supplies and materials
5 Durable goods
6 Nondurable goods
7 Petroleum and products
8 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
9 Capital goods, except automotive
10 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
11 Computers, peripherals, and parts
12 Other
13 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
14 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
15 Durable goods
16 Nondurable goods
17 Other²
18 Exports of services¹
19 Transport
20 Travel (for all purposes including education)
21 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
22 Other business services³
23 Government goods and services n.e.c.
24 Other
25 Imports of goods and services
26 Imports of goods¹
27 Foods, feeds, and beverages
28 Industrial supplies and materials
29 Durable goods
30 Nondurable goods
31 Petroleum and products
32 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
33 Capital goods, except automotive
34 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
35 Computers, peripherals, and parts
36 Other
37 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
38 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
39 Durable goods
40 Nondurable goods
41 Other
42 Imports of services¹
43 Transport
44 Travel (for all purposes including education)
45 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
46 Other business services³
47 Government goods and services n.e.c.
48 Other⁴
Addenda:
49 Exports of durable goods
50 Exports of nondurable goods
51 Exports of agricultural goods⁵
52 Exports of nonagricultural goods
53 Imports of durable goods
54 Imports of nondurable goods
55 Imports of nonpetroleum goods
Legend / Footnotes:
n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified
1. Beginning in 1986, repairs and alterations of equipment are reclassified from goods to services.
2. Includes net exports of goods under merchanting, beginning in 1999, reclassified from services to goods.
3. Includes maintenance and repair services, insurance services, financial services, telecommunication, computer and informa
4. Includes financial services furnished without payment, beginning in 2015.
5. Includes parts of foods, feeds, and beverages, of nondurable industrial supplies and materials, and of nondurable nonautom
Code Annual Start Annual End
B020RA 1967
B253RA 1967
B638RA 1967
B639RA 1967
B686RA 1967
B687RA 1967
IB000006 1985
IB000005 1985
B640RA 1967
B688RA 1967
B850RA 1967
B689RA 1967
B641RA 1967
B642RA 1967
B690RA 1967
B691RA 1967
B643RA 1967
B646RA 1967
Y800RA 1967
Y801RA 1967
B684RA 1967
Y802RA 1967
Y803RA 1967
B980RA 1967
B021RA 1967
B255RA 1967
B647RA 1967
IB000004 1968
B820RA 1967
IB000007 1968
B648RA 1967
B696RA 1967
B650RA 1967
B932RA 1967
B852RA 1972
B853RA 1967
B651RA 1967
B652RA 1967
B697RA 1967
B698RA 1967
 B653RA 1967
B656RA 1967
Y804RA 1967
Y805RA 1967
B908RA 1967
Y806RA 1967
Y807RA 1967
B910RA 1967

B332RA 1967
B339RA 1967
B181RA 1967
B182RA 1967
B333RA 1967
B340RA 1967
B187RA 1967

es to goods.
nication, computer and information services and other other business services.

s, and of nondurable nonautomotive consumer goods.

Table 4.2.4. Price Indexes for Exports and Imports of Goods and Services by Type of Product
[Index numbers, 2012=100]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Exports of goods and services

2 Exports of goods¹
3 Foods, feeds, and beverages
4 Industrial supplies and materials
5 Durable goods
6 Nondurable goods
7 Petroleum and products
8 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
9 Capital goods, except automotive
10 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
11 Computers, peripherals, and parts
12 Other
13 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
14 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
15 Durable goods
16 Nondurable goods
17 Other²
18 Exports of services¹
19 Transport
20 Travel (for all purposes including education)
21 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
22 Other business services³
23 Government goods and services n.e.c.
24 Other
25 Imports of goods and services
26 Imports of goods¹
27 Foods, feeds, and beverages
28 Industrial supplies and materials
29 Durable goods
30 Nondurable goods
31 Petroleum and products
32 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
33 Capital goods, except automotive
34 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
35 Computers, peripherals, and parts
36 Other
37 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
38 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
39 Durable goods
40 Nondurable goods
41 Other
42 Imports of services¹
43 Transport
44 Travel (for all purposes including education)
45 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
46 Other business services³
47 Government goods and services n.e.c.
48 Other⁴
Addenda:
49 Exports of durable goods
50 Exports of nondurable goods
51 Exports of agricultural goods⁵
52 Exports of nonagricultural goods
53 Imports of durable goods
54 Imports of nondurable goods
55 Imports of nonpetroleum goods
Legend / Footnotes:
n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified
1. Beginning in 1986, repairs and alterations of equipment are reclassified from goods to services.
2. Includes net exports of goods under merchanting, beginning in 1999, reclassified from services to goods.
3. Includes maintenance and repair services, insurance services, financial services, telecommunication, computer and informa
4. Includes financial services furnished without payment, beginning in 2015.
5. Includes parts of foods, feeds, and beverages, of nondurable industrial supplies and materials, and of nondurable nonautom
Code Annual Start Annual End
B020RG 1967
B253RG 1967
B638RG 1967
B639RG 1967
B686RG 1967
B687RG 1967
IA000006 1985
IA000005 1985
B640RG 1967
B688RG 1967
B850RG 1967
B689RG 1967
B641RG 1967
B642RG 1967
B690RG 1967
B691RG 1967
B643RG 1967
B646RG 1967
Y800RG 1967
Y801RG 1967
B684RG 1967
Y802RG 1967
Y803RG 1967
B980RG 1967
B021RG 1967
B255RG 1967
B647RG 1967
IA000004 1967
B820RG 1967
IA000007 1967
B648RG 1967
B696RG 1967
B650RG 1967
B932RG 1967
B852RG 1972
B853RG 1967
B651RG 1967
B652RG 1967
B697RG 1967
B698RG 1967
 B653RG 1967
B656RG 1967
Y804RG 1967
Y805RG 1967
B908RG 1967
Y806RG 1967
Y807RG 1967
B910RG 1967

B332RG 1967
B339RG 1967
B181RG 1967
B182RG 1967
B333RG 1967
B340RG 1967
B187RG 1967

es to goods.
nication, computer and information services and other other business services.

s, and of nondurable nonautomotive consumer goods.

Table 4.2.5. Exports and Imports of Goods and Services by Type of Product
[Billions of dollars]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Exports of goods and services

2 Exports of goods¹
3 Foods, feeds, and beverages
4 Industrial supplies and materials
5 Durable goods
6 Nondurable goods
7 Petroleum and products
8 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
9 Capital goods, except automotive
10 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
11 Computers, peripherals, and parts
12 Other
13 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
14 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
15 Durable goods
16 Nondurable goods
17 Other²
18 Exports of services¹
19 Transport
20 Travel (for all purposes including education)
21 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
22 Other business services³
23 Government goods and services n.e.c.
24 Other
25 Imports of goods and services
26 Imports of goods¹
27 Foods, feeds, and beverages
28 Industrial supplies and materials
29 Durable goods
30 Nondurable goods
31 Petroleum and products
32 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
33 Capital goods, except automotive
34 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
35 Computers, peripherals, and parts
36 Other
37 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
38 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
39 Durable goods
40 Nondurable goods
41 Other
42 Imports of services¹
43 Transport
44 Travel (for all purposes including education)
45 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
46 Other business services³
47 Government goods and services n.e.c.
48 Other⁴
Addenda:
49 Exports of durable goods
50 Exports of nondurable goods
51 Exports of agricultural goods⁵
52 Exports of nonagricultural goods
53 Imports of durable goods
54 Imports of nondurable goods
55 Imports of nonpetroleum goods
Legend / Footnotes:
n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified
1. Beginning in 1986, repairs and alterations of equipment are reclassified from goods to services.
2. Includes net exports of goods under merchanting, beginning in 1999, reclassified from services to goods.
3. Includes maintenance and repair services, insurance services, financial services, telecommunication, computer and informa
4. Includes financial services furnished without payment, beginning in 2015.
5. Includes parts of foods, feeds, and beverages, of nondurable industrial supplies and materials, and of nondurable nonautom
Code Annual Start Annual End
B020RC 1967
A253RC 1967
B638RC 1967
A639RC 1967
B686RC 1967
B687RC 1967
LA000006 1985
LA000005 1985
A640RC 1967
B688RC 1967
B850RC 1967
B689RC 1967
B641RC 1967
A642RC 1967
B690RC 1967
B691RC 1967
A643RC 1967
A646RC 1967
Y800RC 1967
Y801RC 1967
B684RC 1967
Y802RC 1967
Y803RC 1967
B980RC 1967
B021RC 1967
A255RC 1967
B647RC 1967
LA000004 1967
A820RC 1967
LA000007 1967
B648RC 1967
B696RC 1967
A650RC 1967
B932RC 1967
B852RC 1972
B853RC 1967
B651RC 1967
A652RC 1967
B697RC 1967
B698RC 1967
 A653RC 1967
B656RC 1967
Y804RC 1967
Y805RC 1967
B908RC 1967
Y806RC 1967
Y807RC 1967
B910RC 1967

A332RC 1967
A339RC 1967
B181RC 1967
A182RC 1967
A333RC 1967
A340RC 1967
A187RC 1967

es to goods.
nication, computer and information services and other other business services.

s, and of nondurable nonautomotive consumer goods.

Table 4.2.6. Real Exports and Imports of Goods and Services by Type of Product, Chained Dollars
[Billions of chained (2012) dollars]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Exports of goods and services

2 Exports of goods¹
3 Foods, feeds, and beverages
4 Industrial supplies and materials
5 Durable goods
6 Nondurable goods
7 Petroleum and products
8 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
9 Capital goods, except automotive
10 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
11 Computers, peripherals, and parts²
12 Other
13 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
14 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
15 Durable goods
16 Nondurable goods
17 Other³
18 Exports of services¹
19 Transport
20 Travel (for all purposes including education)
21 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
22 Other business services⁴
23 Government goods and services n.e.c.
24 Other
25 Residual
26 Imports of goods and services
27 Imports of goods¹
28 Foods, feeds, and beverages
29 Industrial supplies and materials
30 Durable goods
31 Nondurable goods
32 Petroleum and products
33 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
34 Capital goods, except automotive
35 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
36 Computers, peripherals, and parts²
37 Other
38 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
39 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
40 Durable goods
41 Nondurable goods
42 Other
43 Imports of services¹
44 Transport
45 Travel (for all purposes including education)
46 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
47 Other business services⁴
48 Government goods and services n.e.c.
49 Other⁵
50 Residual
Addenda:
51 Exports of durable goods
52 Exports of nondurable goods
53 Exports of agricultural goods⁶
54 Exports of nonagricultural goods
55 Imports of durable goods
56 Imports of nondurable goods
57 Imports of nonpetroleum goods
Legend / Footnotes:
n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified
1. Beginning in 1986, repairs and alterations of equipment are reclassified from goods to services.
2. The quantity index for computers can be used to accurately measure the real growth of this component. However, because
3. Includes net exports of goods under merchanting, beginning in 1999, reclassified from services to goods.
4. Includes maintenance and repair services, insurance services, financial services, telecommunication, computer and informa
5. Includes financial services furnished without payment, beginning in 2015.
6. Includes parts of foods, feeds, and beverages, of nondurable industrial supplies and materials, and of nondurable nonautom
Note. Chained (2012) dollar series are calculated as the product of the chain-type quantity index and the 2012 current-dollar v
Code Annual Start Annual End
A020RX 2002
A253RX 2002
B638RX 2002
A639RX 2002
B686RX 2002
B687RX 2002
LB000006 2002
LB000005 2002
A640RX 2002
B688RX 2002
B850RX 2002
B689RX 2002
B641RX 2002
A642RX 2002
B690RX 2002
B691RX 2002
A643RX 2002
A646RX 2002
Y800RX 2002
Y801RX 2002
B684RX 2002
Y802RX 2002
Y803RX 2002
B980RX 2002
A977RX 2002
A021RX 2002
A255RX 2002
B647RX 2002
LB000004 2002
A820RX 2002
LB000007 2002
B648RX 2002
B696RX 2002
A650RX 2002
B932RX 2002
B852RX 2002
B853RX 2002
B651RX 2002
A652RX 2002
B697RX 2002
 B698RX 2002
A653RX 2002
B656RX 2002
Y804RX 2002
Y805RX 2002
B908RX 2002
Y806RX 2002
Y807RX 2002
B910RX 2002
A978RX 2002

A332RX 2002
A339RX 2002
B181RX 2002
A182RX 2002
A333RX 2002
A340RX 2002
A187RX 2002

component. However, because computers exhibit rapid changes in prices relative to other prices in the economy, the chained-dollar estim
es to goods.
nication, computer and information services and other other business services.

s, and of nondurable nonautomotive consumer goods.

ex and the 2012 current-dollar value of the corresponding series, divided by 100. Because the formula for the chain-type quantity indexes
onomy, the chained-dollar estimates should not be used to measure the component's relative importance or its contribution to the growt

the chain-type quantity indexes uses weights of more than one period, the corresponding chained-dollar estimates are usually not additiv
ontribution to the growth rate of more aggregate series; accurate estimates of these contributions are shown in table 4.2.2 and real grow

s are usually not additive. For exports and for imports, the residual line is the difference between the aggregate line and the sum of the m
able 4.2.2 and real growth rates are shown in table 4.2.1.

ne and the sum of the most detailed lines.

Table 4.3B. Relation of Foreign Transactions in the National Income and Product Accounts to the Corresponding Items in the
[Billions of dollars]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Exports of goods, ITAs

2 Less: Gold, ITAs¹
3 Less: Statistical differences²
4 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
5 Equals: Exports of goods, NIPAs
6 Exports of services, ITAs
7 Less: Statistical differences²
8 Less: Other items⁴
9 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
10 Plus: Financial services furnished without payment⁵
11 Equals: Exports of services, NIPAs
12 Primary income receipts, ITAs
13 Less: Statistical differences²
14 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
15 Plus: Imputed interest received from the rest of the world⁵
16 Equals: Income receipts, NIPAs
17 Secondary income receipts, ITAs
18 Less: Statistical differences²
19 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
20 Equals: Current taxes, contributions for government social insurance, and transfer receipts f
21 Imports of goods, ITAs
22 Less: Gold, ITAs¹
23 Less: Statistical differences²
24 Plus: Gold, NIPAs¹
25 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
26 Equals: Imports of goods, NIPAs
27 Imports of services, ITAs
28 Less: Statistical differences²
29 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
30 Equals: Imports of services, NIPAs
31 Primary income payments, ITAs
32 Less: Statistical differences²
33 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
34 Plus: Imputed interest paid to the rest of the world⁵
35 Equals: Income payments, NIPAs
36 Secondary income payments, ITAs
37 Less: Statistical differences²
38 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
39 Equals: Current taxes and transfer payments to the rest of the world, NIPAs⁶
40 Balance on goods and services and primary income, ITAs (1+6+12-21-27-31)
41 Less: Gold (2-22+24)
42 Less: Statistical differences (3+7+13-23-28-32)
43 Less: Other items (8)
44 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico (4+9+14-25-29-33)
45 Equals: Net exports of goods and services and net receipts of income, NIPAs (5+11+16-26-30-
46 Balance on secondary income, ITAs (17-36)
47 Less: Statistical differences² (18-37)
48 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³ (19-38)
49 Equals: Current taxes, contributions for government social insurance, and transfer receipts f
50 Balance on current account, ITAs (40+46)
51 Less: Gold (41)
52 Less: Statistical differences (42+47)
53 Less: Other items (43)
54 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico (44+48)
55 Equals: Balance on current account, NIPAs (45+49)
56 Balance on capital account, ITAs
57 Less: Statistical differences²
58 Plus: Adjustments for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
59 Equals: Capital account transactions (net), NIPAs⁷
Legend / Footnotes:
ITAs International transactions accounts
1. Exports and imports of gold in the NIPAs differ from those in the ITAs. ITA gold exports (line 2) and imports (line 22) are excl
2. Consists of statistical revisions to the ITAs that have not yet been incorporated into the NIPAs and statistical revisions to the
3. Consists of transactions between the United States and its territories, Puerto Rico, and the Northern Mariana Islands. The tr
4. Beginning with 1988, the ITAs classify certain military grants as services that the NIPAs do not. In the NIPAs these transactio
5. From 1986 through 1998, the NIPAs include estimates of financial services furnished without payment that are not account
6. Prior to 1999, current taxes, contributions for government social insurance, and transfer payments from the rest of the wor
7. Consists of capital transfers and the acquisition and disposal of nonproduced nonfinancial assets.
the Corresponding Items in the International Transactions Accounts

Code Annual Start Annual End

B1232C 1986
B1087C 1986
B1233C 1986
B1234C 1986
A253RC 1986
B1235C 1986
B1236C 1986
B1237C 1986
B1238C 1986
B1607C 1986
A646RC 1986
B1239C 1986
B1240C 1986
B1241C 1986
W320RC 1986
B645RC 1986
LA000042 1999
LA000033 1999
LA000034 1999
LA000035 1999
B1242C 1986
B1095C 1986
B1243C 1986
B1091C 1986
B1244C 1986
A255RC 1986
B1245C 1986
B1246C 1986
B1247C 1986
B656RC 1986
B1248C 1986
B1249C 1986
B1250C 1986
W370RC 1986
A655RC 1986
B1089C 1986
B1264C 1986
B1655C 1986
A123RC 1986
B1260C 1986
 A2031C 1986
A2033C 1986
B1237C 1986
A1608C 1986
A1072C 1986
LA000038 1986
LA000039 1986
LA000040 1986
LA000041 1986
B1265C 1986
A2031C 1986
A2036C 1986
B1237C 1986
A1610C 1986
A124RC 1986
W371RC 1986
W372RC 1986
W373RC 1986
W167RC 1986

2) and imports (line 22) are excluded from the NIPAs; imports of gold in the NIPAs (line 24) is the excess of the value of gold in gross dome
s and statistical revisions to the NIPAs that have not yet been incorporated into the ITAs. From 1986 through 1991, the NIPAs include estim
orthern Mariana Islands. The treatment of U.S. territories, Puerto Rico, and the Northern Mariana Islands in the NIPAs differs from that in
ot. In the NIPAs these transactions are excluded from exports and included in transfer payments from government.
t payment that are not accounted for in the ITAs until 1999.
ments from the rest of the world (line 20) are not separately displayed and line 39 includes current taxes and transfer payments to the res
f the value of gold in gross domestic purchases over the value of U.S. production of gold.
ugh 1991, the NIPAs include estimates of insurance premium supplements that are not accounted for in the ITAs until 1992. Prior to 1999,
in the NIPAs differs from that in the ITAs. In the NIPAs, they are included in the rest of the world; in the ITAs, they are treated as part of th

and transfer payments to the rest of the world net of current taxes, contributions for government social insurance, and transfer receipts fr
 ntil 1992. Prior to 1999, exports and imports of selected military items are classified as goods in the NIPAs and as services in the ITAs. Beg
are treated as part of the United States.

e, and transfer receipts from the rest of the world.

services in the ITAs. Beginning with 1999, these items are classified as goods in both the NIPAs and the ITAs.
Table 5.6.1. Percent Change From Preceding Period in Real Private Fixed Investment in Intellectual Property Products by Typ
[Percent]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Private fixed investment in intellectual property products

2 Software
3 Prepackaged¹
4 Custom
5 Own account
6 Research and development^2,3
7 Business
8 Manufacturing
9 Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
10 Chemical manufacturing, excluding pharmaceutical and medicine
11 Semiconductor and other electronic component manufacturing
12 Other computer and electronic product manufacturing
13 Motor vehicles, bodies and trailers, and parts manufacturing
14 Aerospace products and parts manufacturing
15 Other manufacturing
16 Nonmanufacturing
17 Scientific research and development services
18 Software publishers
19 Financial and real estate services
20 Computer systems design and related services
21 Other nonmanufacturing
22 Nonprofit institutions serving households
23 Universities and colleges⁴
24 Other nonprofit institutions
25 Entertainment, literary, and artistic originals
26 Theatrical movies
27 Long-lived television programs
28 Books
29 Music
30 Other
Legend / Footnotes:
1. Excludes software embedded, or bundled, in computers and other equipment.
2. Research and development (R&D) asset types are defined by the type of funder.
3. Includes research and development expenditures for software.
4. Includes R&D investment by private universities and colleges. R&D investment by public universities and colleges is included
ctual Property Products by Type

Code Annual Start Annual End

Y001RL 1930
B985RL 1961
Y003RL 1986
Y004RL 1986
Y005RL 1986
Y006RL 1930
Y007RL 1960
Y027RL 1960
Y009RL 1960
Y010RL 1960
Y012RL 1960
Y013RL 1960
Y014RL 1960
Y015RL 1960
Y016RL 1960
Y028RL 1960
Y029RL 1988
PB000559 1987
PB000560 1987
PB000561 1987
PB000562 1987
Y017RL 1960
Y018RL 1960
Y019RL 1960
Y020RL 1930
Y021RL 1930
Y022RL 1950
Y023RL 1930
Y024RL 1930
Y025RL 1930

versities and colleges is included in state and local government investment.

Table 5.6.2. Contributions to Percent Change in Private Fixed Investment in Intellectual Property Products by Type

Bureau of Economic Analysis

Percent change at annual rate:

1 Private fixed investment in intellectual property products
Percentage points at annual rates:
2 Software
3 Prepackaged¹
4 Custom
5 Own account
6 Research and development^2,3
7 Business
8 Manufacturing
9 Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
10 Chemical manufacturing, excluding pharmaceutical and medicine
11 Semiconductor and other electronic component manufacturing
12 Other computer and electronic product manufacturing
13 Motor vehicles, bodies and trailers, and parts manufacturing
14 Aerospace products and parts manufacturing
15 Other manufacturing
16 Nonmanufacturing
17 Scientific research and development services
18 Software publishers
19 Financial and real estate services
20 Computer systems design and related services
21 Other nonmanufacturing
22 Nonprofit institutions serving households
23 Universities and colleges⁴
24 Other nonprofit institutions
25 Entertainment, literary, and artistic originals
26 Theatrical movies
27 Long-lived television programs
28 Books
29 Music
30 Other
Legend / Footnotes:
1. Excludes software embedded, or bundled, in computers and other equipment.
2. Research and development (R&D) asset types are defined by the type of funder.
3. Includes research and development expenditures for software.
4. Includes R&D investment by private universities and colleges. R&D investment by public universities and colleges is included
erty Products by Type

Code Annual Start Annual End

Y001RL 1930

B985RW 1960
Y003RW 1986
Y004RW 1986
Y005RW 1986
Y006RW 1930
Y007RW 1960
Y027RW 1960
Y009RW 1960
Y010RW 1960
Y012RW 1960
Y013RW 1960
Y014RW 1960
Y015RW 1960
Y016RW 1960
Y028RW 1960
Y029RW 1988
CF000559 1987
CF000560 1987
CF000561 1987
CF000562 1987
Y017RW 1960
Y018RW 1960
Y019RW 1960
Y020RW 1930
Y021RW 1930
Y022RW 1950
Y023RW 1930
Y024RW 1930
Y025RW 1930

versities and colleges is included in state and local government investment.

Table 5.6.3. Real Private Fixed Investment in Intellectual Property Products by Type, Quantity Indexes
[Index numbers, 2012=100]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Private fixed investment in intellectual property products

2 Software
3 Prepackaged¹
4 Custom
5 Own account
6 Research and development^2,3
7 Business
8 Manufacturing
9 Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
10 Chemical manufacturing, excluding pharmaceutical and medicine
11 Semiconductor and other electronic component manufacturing
12 Other computer and electronic product manufacturing
13 Motor vehicles, bodies and trailers, and parts manufacturing
14 Aerospace products and parts manufacturing
15 Other manufacturing
16 Nonmanufacturing
17 Scientific research and development services
18 Software publishers
19 Financial and real estate services
20 Computer systems design and related services
21 Other nonmanufacturing
22 Nonprofit institutions serving households
23 Universities and colleges⁴
24 Other nonprofit institutions
25 Entertainment, literary, and artistic originals
26 Theatrical movies
27 Long-lived television programs
28 Books
29 Music
30 Other
Legend / Footnotes:
1. Excludes software embedded, or bundled, in computers and other equipment.
2. Research and development (R&D) asset types are defined by the type of funder.
3. Includes research and development expenditures for software.
4. Includes R&D investment by private universities and colleges. R&D investment by public universities and colleges is included
 Code Annual Start Annual End
Y001RA 1929
B985RA 1959
Y003RA 1985
Y004RA 1985
Y005RA 1985
Y006RA 1929
Y007RA 1959
Y027RA 1959
Y009RA 1959
Y010RA 1959
Y012RA 1959
Y013RA 1959
Y014RA 1959
Y015RA 1959
Y016RA 1959
Y028RA 1959
Y029RA 1987
IB000559 1987
IB000560 1987
IB000561 1987
IB000562 1987
Y017RA 1959
Y018RA 1959
Y019RA 1959
Y020RA 1929
Y021RA 1929
Y022RA 1949
Y023RA 1929
Y024RA 1929
Y025RA 1929

versities and colleges is included in state and local government investment.

Table 5.6.4. Price Indexes for Private Fixed Investment in Intellectual Property Products by Type
[Index numbers, 2012=100]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Private fixed investment in intellectual property products

2 Software
3 Prepackaged¹
4 Custom
5 Own account
6 Research and development^2,3
7 Business
8 Manufacturing
9 Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
10 Chemical manufacturing, excluding pharmaceutical and medicine
11 Semiconductor and other electronic component manufacturing
12 Other computer and electronic product manufacturing
13 Motor vehicles, bodies and trailers, and parts manufacturing
14 Aerospace products and parts manufacturing
15 Other manufacturing
16 Nonmanufacturing
17 Scientific research and development services
18 Software publishers
19 Financial and real estate services
20 Computer systems design and related services
21 Other nonmanufacturing
22 Nonprofit institutions serving households
23 Universities and colleges⁴
24 Other nonprofit institutions
25 Entertainment, literary, and artistic originals
26 Theatrical movies
27 Long-lived television programs
28 Books
29 Music
30 Other
Legend / Footnotes:
1. Excludes software embedded, or bundled, in computers and other equipment.
2. Research and development (R&D) asset types are defined by the type of funder.
3. Includes research and development expenditures for software.
4. Includes R&D investment by private universities and colleges. R&D investment by public universities and colleges is included
 Code Annual Start Annual End
Y001RG 1929
B985RG 1959
Y003RG 1985
Y004RG 1985
Y005RG 1985
Y006RG 1929
Y007RG 1959
Y027RG 1959
Y009RG 1959
Y010RG 1959
Y012RG 1959
Y013RG 1959
Y014RG 1959
Y015RG 1959
Y016RG 1959
Y028RG 1959
Y029RG 1987
IA000559 1987
IA000560 1987
IA000561 1987
IA000562 1987
Y017RG 1959
Y018RG 1959
Y019RG 1959
Y020RG 1929
Y021RG 1929
Y022RG 1949
Y023RG 1929
Y024RG 1929
Y025RG 1929

versities and colleges is included in state and local government investment.

Table 5.6.5. Private Fixed Investment in Intellectual Property Products by Type
[Billions of dollars]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Private fixed investment in intellectual property products

2 Software
3 Prepackaged¹
4 Custom
5 Own account
6 Research and development^2,3
7 Business
8 Manufacturing
9 Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
10 Chemical manufacturing, excluding pharmaceutical and medicine
11 Semiconductor and other electronic component manufacturing
12 Other computer and electronic product manufacturing
13 Motor vehicles, bodies and trailers, and parts manufacturing
14 Aerospace products and parts manufacturing
15 Other manufacturing
16 Nonmanufacturing
17 Scientific research and development services
18 Software publishers
19 Financial and real estate services
20 Computer systems design and related services
21 Other nonmanufacturing
22 Nonprofit institutions serving households
23 Universities and colleges⁴
24 Other nonprofit institutions
25 Entertainment, literary, and artistic originals
26 Theatrical movies
27 Long-lived television programs
28 Books
29 Music
30 Other
Legend / Footnotes:
1. Excludes software embedded, or bundled, in computers and other equipment.
2. Research and development (R&D) asset types are defined by the type of funder.
3. Includes research and development expenditures for software.
4. Includes R&D investment by private universities and colleges. R&D investment by public universities and colleges is included
 Code Annual Start Annual End
Y001RC 1929
B985RC 1959
Y003RC 1985
Y004RC 1985
Y005RC 1985
Y006RC 1929
Y007RC 1959
Y027RC 1959
Y009RC 1959
Y010RC 1959
Y012RC 1959
Y013RC 1959
Y014RC 1959
Y015RC 1959
Y016RC 1959
Y028RC 1959
Y029RC 1987
LA000559 1987
LA000560 1987
LA000561 1987
LA000562 1987
Y017RC 1959
Y018RC 1959
Y019RC 1959
Y020RC 1929
Y021RC 1929
Y022RC 1949
Y023RC 1929
Y024RC 1929
Y025RC 1929

versities and colleges is included in state and local government investment.

Table 5.6.6. Real Private Fixed Investment in Intellectual Property Products by Type, Chained Dollars
[Billions of chained (2012) dollars]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Private fixed investment in intellectual property products

2 Software
3 Prepackaged¹
4 Custom
5 Own account
6 Research and development^2,3
7 Business
8 Manufacturing
9 Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
10 Chemical manufacturing, excluding pharmaceutical and medicine
11 Semiconductor and other electronic component manufacturing
12 Other computer and electronic product manufacturing
13 Motor vehicles, bodies and trailers, and parts manufacturing
14 Aerospace products and parts manufacturing
15 Other manufacturing
16 Nonmanufacturing
17 Scientific research and development services
18 Software publishers
19 Financial and real estate services
20 Computer systems design and related services
21 Other nonmanufacturing
22 Nonprofit institutions serving households
23 Universities and colleges⁴
24 Other nonprofit institutions
25 Entertainment, literary, and artistic originals
26 Theatrical movies
27 Long-lived television programs
28 Books
29 Music
30 Other
31 Residual
Legend / Footnotes:
1. Excludes software embedded, or bundled, in computers and other equipment.
2. Research and development (R&D) asset types are defined by the type of funder.
3. Includes research and development expenditures for software.
4. Includes R&D investment by private universities and colleges. R&D investment by public universities and colleges is included
 Code Annual Start Annual End
Y001RX 2002
B985RX 2002
Y003RX 2002
Y004RX 2002
Y005RX 2002
Y006RX 2002
Y007RX 2002
Y027RX 2002
Y009RX 2002
Y010RX 2002
Y012RX 2002
Y013RX 2002
Y014RX 2002
Y015RX 2002
Y016RX 2002
Y028RX 2002
Y029RX 2002
LB000559 2002
LB000560 2002
LB000561 2002
LB000562 2002
Y017RX 2002
Y018RX 2002
Y019RX 2002
Y020RX 2002
Y021RX 2002
Y022RX 2002
Y023RX 2002
Y024RX 2002
Y025RX 2002
Y026RX 2002

versities and colleges is included in state and local government investment.

Table 7.11. Interest Paid and Received by Sector and Legal Form of Organization
[Billions of dollars]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

Monetary interest
1 Monetary interest paid
2 Domestic business¹
3 Corporate business
4 Financial
5 On deposits²
6 On other liabilities
7 Nonfinancial
8 Sole proprietorships and partnerships
9 Farm
10 Nonfarm
11 Other private business
12 Rental income of persons
13 Proprietors' income
14 Households and nonprofit institutions
15 Households
16 Owner-occupied housing
17 Persons³
18 Nonprofit institutions
19 Government
20 Federal
21 State and local
22 Rest of the world
23 To business and persons
24 To government
25 Monetary interest received
26 Domestic business¹
27 Corporate business
28 Financial⁴
29 Nonfinancial
30 Financial sole proprietorships and partnerships⁵
31 Other private business
32 Persons⁵
33 Government
34 Federal
35 State and local
36 Rest of the world
37 From business
38 From government
Imputed interest
39 Total imputed interest paid (41+76)
40 Total imputed interest received (54+95)
Depositor, insurance, and pension services:
41 Imputed interest paid
42 Domestic corporate business
43 Financial
44 Banks, credit agencies, and investment companies
45 Life insurance carriers
46 Property and casualty insurance companies
47 Employee pension plans⁶
48 Other⁷
49 Nonfinancial⁸
50 Government⁸
51 Federal
52 State and local
53 Rest of the world
54 Imputed interest received
55 Domestic business¹
56 Corporate business
57 Financial
58 Nonfinancial
59 Sole proprietorships and partnerships
60 Farm
61 Nonfarm
62 Other private business
63 Households and nonprofit institutions
64 Households
65 Owner-occupied housing
66 Persons
67 From banks, credit agencies, and investment companies
68 From life insurance carriers
69 From property and casualty insurance companies
70 From employee pension plans⁶
71 Nonprofit institutions
72 Government
73 Federal
74 State and local
75 Rest of the world
Borrower services:
76 Imputed interest paid
77 Domestic business¹
78 Corporate business
79 Financial
80 Nonfinancial
81 Sole proprietorships and partnerships
82 Farm
83 Nonfarm
84 Other private business
85 Rental income of persons and proprietors' income
86 Households and nonprofit institutions
87 Households
88 Owner-occupied housing
89 Persons
90 Nonprofit institutions
91 Government
92 Federal
93 State and local
94 Rest of the world
95 Imputed interest received
96 Domestic corporate business, financial
97 Banks, credit agencies, and investment companies
98 Rest of the World
Addenda:
99 Net interest (100+104+105+106)
100 Domestic business (2+42+77-26-55-96)
101 Coporate (3+42+78-27-56-96)
102 Sole proprietorships and partnerships (8+81-30-59)
103 Other private business (11+84-31-62)
104 Owner-occupied housing (16+88-65)
105 Nonprofit institutions (18+90)
106 Rest of the world (22+53+94-36-75-98)
107 Net interest paid by government (19+50+91-33-72)
108 Personal interest payments (17+89)
109 Personal interest income (99+107+108) or (32+66+71)
Legend / Footnotes:
1. Excludes interest paid or received by government enterprises, which is included in the government sector.
2. Consists of interest paid on the deposit liabilities of commercial and mutual savings banks, savings and loan associations, an
3. Consists of nonmortgage interest paid by households.
4. Includes monetary interest received by employee pension plans.
5. Interest received by nonfinancial sole proprietorships and partnerships is considered interest received by persons and is inc
6. Includes interest imputed to persons from employee pension plans and imputed interest income attributable to under- or o
7. Consists of the imputed interest attributable to the under- or over-funded defined benefit employee pension plans of other
8. Consists of the imputed interest attributable to the under- or over-funded defined benefit employee pension plans.
Note. In this table, imputed interest paid (line 39) is the sum of (1) premium supplements paid to property and casualty insura
Code Annual Start Annual End

A2061C 1960
A2062C 1946
A2063C 1946
A1100C 1946
B1305C 1959
B1306C 1959
B1101C 1946
A2064C 1946
B1103C 1946
B1102C 1946
A2065C 1946
B1130C 1946
B2631C 1946
W291RC 1946
W292RC 1946
W498RC 1946
W293RC 1946
W319RC 1946
W500RC 1960
Y669RC 1960
W497RC 1946
W290RC 1946
B1132C 1946
Y711RC 1946
A2068C 1960
A2069C 1946
A2070C 1946
B1134C 1946
B1135C 1946
B1136C 1946
B1137C 1946
B1138C 1946
A2071C 1960
B1139C 1960
B1140C 1946
A2072C 1946
B1141C 1946
Y712RC 1946
W294RC 1946
W295RC 1946

A2073C 1946
Y665RC 1946
W353RC 1946
B1310C 1946
B1311C 1946
W354RC 1946
Y698RC 1946
Y666RC 1946
Y667RC 1946
Y668RC 1946
Y282RC 1946
Y315RC 1946
W355RC 1986
A2074C 1946
A2075C 1946
A2076C 1946
B1143C 1946
B1144C 1946
A2077C 1946
B1146C 1946
B1145C 1946
B2078C 1946
W314RC 1946
W315RC 1946
W316RC 1946
A1147C 1946
B1611C 1946
B1612C 1946
W356RC 1946
Y394RC 1946
W317RC 1946
A2079C 1946
B1148C 1946
B1149C 1946
W357RC 1946

W358RC 1946
W296RC 1946
W297RC 1946
W298RC 1946
W300RC 1946
W301RC 1946
 W302RC 1946
W303RC 1946
W304RC 1946
W304RC 1946
W305RC 1946
W306RC 1946
W307RC 1946
W308RC 1946
W309RC 1946
W310RC 1946
W311RC 1946
W312RC 1946
W313RC 1946
W360RC 1946
W361RC 1946
W362RC 1946
LA000563 2015

B060RC 1946
A1626C 1946
W499RC 1946
B1649C 1946
B1657C 1946
W318RC 1946
B1131C 1946
A1627C 1946
A085RC 1946
B069RC 1946
A064RC 1946

nment sector.
avings and loan associations, and credit unions.

t received by persons and is included in line 32.

ome attributable to under- or over-funded defined benefit employee pension plans.
mployee pension plans of other financial entities, including those establishments providing nondepository credit intermediation services; s
mployee pension plans.
to property and casualty insurance carriers by households and institutions, governments, domestic business, and the rest of the world as a
 credit intermediation services; securities, commodity contracts, and other financial investment services; insurance, brokerage, and relate

ess, and the rest of the world as a measure of imputed services provided to these sectors by the property and casualty insurance providers
e, brokerage, and related services; and real estate investment trust services.

ualty insurance providers, (2) the difference between the property income received by financial intermediaries from the investment of dep
m the investment of depositors' or beneficiaries' funds and the interest paid by them to business, households and institutions, governmen
institutions, governments, and the rest of the world, and (3) the imputed services provided to these sectors in the role of borrowers of fin
e role of borrowers of financial services; these services are included as negative amounts paid by the borrowers and received by the financ
d received by the financial intermediaries.
Table 7.12. Imputations in the National Income and Product Accounts
[Billions of dollars]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

Gross domestic product

1 Gross domestic product
2 Imputations (154-157+166+171+172+174+ 177+178+181+184+185+188-189+190+1
3 Excluding imputations (1-2)
4 Personal consumption expenditures
5 Imputations (154-157+166+171+177+184+ 190+202+206+207+208+209-212-213)
6 Excluding imputations (4-5)
7 Gross private domestic investment
8 Imputations (212+213+214)
9 Excluding imputations (7-8)
10 Net exports of goods and services
11 Imputations (14-17)
12 Excluding imputations (10-11)
13 Exports of goods and services
14 Imputations (174+181+188)
15 Excluding imputations (13-14)
16 Imports of goods and services
17 Imputations (189)
18 Excluding imputations (16-17)
19 Government consumption expenditures and gross investment
20 Imputations (172+178+185+193+210+215)
21 Excluding imputations (19-20)
22 Government consumption expenditures
23 Imputations (172+178+185+193+210+215-216)
24 Excluding imputations (22-23)
25 Gross government investment
26 Imputations (216)
27 Excluding imputations (25-26)
Gross domestic income
28 Gross domestic income
29 Imputations (154-157+166+171+172+174+ 177+178+181+184+185+188-189+190+1
30 Excluding imputations (28-29)
31 Compensation of employees, paid
32 Imputations (191+205)
33 Excluding imputations (31-32)
34 Taxes on production and imports
35 Imputations (158)
36 Excluding imputations (34-35)
37 Less: Subsidies
38 Imputations (159)
39 Excluding imputations (37-38)
40 Net operating surplus
41 Imputations (163+164+190-192-194+197-198+202+214+217)
42 Excluding imputations (40-41)
43 Net interest and miscellaneous payments, domestic industries
44 Imputations (217)
45 Excluding imputations (43-44)
46 Business current transfer payments (net)
47 Imputations (163-200+201)
48 Excluding imputations (46-47)
49 Proprietors' income with inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments
50 Imputations (202+214)
51 Excluding imputations (49-50)
52 Rental income of persons with capital consumption adjustment
53 Imputations (164)
54 Excluding imputations (52-53)
55 Corporate profits with inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments, dom
56 Imputations (190-192+197-198+200-201)
57 Excluding imputations (55-56)
58 Taxes on corporate income
59 Profits after tax with inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments
60 Imputations (190-192+197-198+200-201)
61 Excluding imputations (59-60)
62 Net dividends
63 Imputations (199)
64 Excluding imputations (62-63)
65 Undistributed corporate profits with inventory valuation and capital cons
66 Imputations (190-192+197-198-199+200-201)
67 Excluding imputations (65-66)
68 Current surplus of government enterprises
69 Imputations (-194)
70 Excluding imputations (68-69)
71 Consumption of fixed capital
72 Imputations (165+168+215)
73 Excluding imputations (71-72)
Personal income, outlays, and saving
74 Personal income
75 Imputations (164-159+171+184+191+198+199-200+201+202+206+207+208+209+214)
76 Excluding imputations (74-75)
77 Compensation of employees
78 Imputations (191+205)
79 Excluding imputations (77-78)
80 Proprietors' income with inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments
81 Imputations (202+214)
82 Excluding imputations (80-81)
83 Rental income of persons with capital consumption adjustment
84 Imputations (164)
85 Excluding imputations (83-84)
86 Personal income receipts on assets
87 Imputations (171+184+198+199)
88 Excluding imputations (86-87)
89 Personal current transfer receipts
90 Imputations (-159-200+201)
91 Excluding imputations (89-90)
92 Less: Contributions for government social insurance, domestic
93 Imputations (210)
94 Excluding imputations (92-93)
95 Personal current taxes
96 Imputations (-158)
97 Excluding imputations (95-96)
98 Disposable personal income
99 Imputations (75-96)
100 Excluding imputations (98-99)
101 Personal outlays
102 Imputations (5-163+230)
103 Excluding imputations (101-102)
104 Personal saving
105 Imputations (201+211-165-168)
106 Excluding imputations (104-105)
Government current receipts, expenditures, and net saving
107 Government current receipts
108 Imputations (172+185+210-194)
109 Excluding imputations (107-108)
110 Government current expenditures
111 Imputations (172+185+193+197+210+215-216)
112 Excluding imputations (110-111)
113 Net government saving
114 Imputations (216-193-194-197-215)
115 Excluding imputations (113-114)
Current receipts from and payments to the rest of the world
116 Current receipts from the rest of the world
117 Imputations (174+188+189)
118 Excluding imputations (116-117)
119 Exports of goods and services
120 Imputations (174+181+188)
121 Excluding imputations (119-120)
122 Income receipts from the rest of the world
123 Imputations (-181+189)
124 Excluding imputations (122-123)
125 Current taxes, contributions for government social insurance, and transfer receipts from
126 Current payments to the rest of the world
127 Imputations (174+188+189)
128 Excluding imputations (126-127)
129 Imports of goods and services
130 Imputations (189)
131 Excluding imputations (129-130)
132 Income payments to the rest of the world
133 Imputations (174+188)
134 Excluding imputations (132-133)
135 Current taxes and transfer payments to the rest of the world ¹
Gross saving or gross domestic investment
136 Gross domestic investment, or gross saving and statistical discrepancy
137 Imputations (211+216)
138 Excluding imputations (136-137)
139 Net saving
140 Imputations (211+216-165-168-215)
141 Excluding imputations (139-140)
142 Personal saving
143 Imputations (201+211-165-168)
144 Excluding imputations (142-143)
145 Undistributed corporate profits with inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustm
146 Imputations (190-192+197-198-199+200-201)
147 Excluding imputations (145-146)
148 Net government saving
149 Imputations (216-193-194-197-215)
150 Excluding imputations (148-149)
151 Consumption of fixed capital
152 Imputations (165+168+215)
153 Excluding imputations (151-152)
Specific imputations and associated reclassifications
Owner-occupied housing:
154 Imputed rental of owner-occupied housing
Reclassifications:
155 Intermediate inputs
156 Imputed services (180+187)
157 Intermediate inputs excluding imputations (155-156)
158 Taxes on production and imports
159 Subsidies
160 Net interest (228-180-187)
161 Imputations (-180-187)
162 Monetary interest (228)
163 Current transfer payments
164 Rental income of persons with capital consumption adjustment (154-155-158+159-160-16
165 Consumption of fixed capital
166 Rental value of nonresidential fixed assets owned and used by nonprofit institutions servin
167 Monetary interest (229)
168 Consumption of fixed capital
169 Financial services furnished without payment (170+176)
170 Depositor services
171 Persons
172 Government
173 Private enterprises
174 To the rest of the world (exports)
175 From the rest of the world (imports)
176 Borrower services
177 Persons
178 Government
179 Private enterprises
180 Of which: Owner-occupied housing
181 To the rest of the world (exports)
182 From the rest of the world (imports)
183 Premium supplements for property and casualty insurance (184+185+186+188-189)
184 Persons and nonprofit institutions serving households
185 Government
186 Private enterprises
187 Of which: Owner-occupied housing
188 To the rest of the world (exports)
189 From the rest of the world (imports)
Defined benefit and defined contribution pension plans:
190 Output
191 Imputed employer contributions
192 Corporate business
193 General government
194 Government enterprises
195 Imputed interest on plans' claims on employers
196 Corporate business
197 Government
198 Imputed interest payments to persons
199 Imputed dividend payments to persons
200 Imputed household contributions and contribution supplements (-190+191+198+199)
201 Net change in benefit entitlements for defined benefit pension plans
202 Farm products consumed on farms
203 Output
204 Less: Intermediate inputs
205 Employment-related imputations
206 Food furnished to employees, including military and domestic service³
207 Standard clothing issued to military personnel³
208 Employees' lodging³
209 Employer contributions for health and life insurance⁴
210 Contributions for government social insurance for federal government employees for ce
211 Private investment-related imputations and reclassifications
Reclassifications:
212 Owner-occupied residential structures⁶
213 Nonresidential fixed investment by nonprofit institutions serving households⁷
Imputations:
214 Margins on owner-built housing
Government investment-related imputations and reclassifications:
215 General government consumption of fixed capital⁸
Reclassifications:
216 Gross government investment⁹
Net interest-related imputations and reclassifications:
217 Net interest, domestic (218-223+227)
Imputations:
218 Imputed interest paid by private enterprises
219 By banks, credit agencies, and investment companies for depositor services a
220 By private enterprises for borrower services (-179)
221 By corporate business for unfunded actuarial liability of defined benefit pension
222 By defined benefit and defined contribution pension plans (198)
223 Imputed interest received by private enterprises
224 By banks for borrower services (-176)
225 By defined benefit pension plans for unfunded actuarial liability (195)
226 By other private enterprises (173+186)
Reclassifications for owner-occupied housing and fixed assets of nonprofit institutions serving hous
227 Monetary interest paid by owner-occupants and nonprofit institutions
228 Owner-occupied housing
229 Interest paid by nonprofit institutions serving households
230 Personal interest payments
231 Owner-occupied housing (-228)
232 Interest paid by nonprofit institutions serving households (-167)
233 Borrower services paid by persons (-177)
234 Personal interest income (171+184+198)
235 Net interest, domestic (217)
236 Net interest, rest of the world (-174-181-188+189)
237 Net imputed interest paid by government (-172-178-185+197)
238 Personal interest payments (230)
Selected aggregates
239 Gross domestic product
240 Imputations
241 Owner-occupied housing (154-157)
242 Rental value of nonresidential fixed assets owned and used by nonprofit institutions
243 Financial services furnished without payment (171+172+174+177+178+181)
244 Premium supplements for property and casualty insurance (184+185+188-189)
245 Defined benefit and defined contribution pension plans (190+193)
246 Farm products consumed on farms (202)
247 Employment-related imputations (205)
248 Margins on owner-built housing (214)
249 Consumption of general government fixed capital (215)
250 Excluding imputations (239-240)
251 Personal income
252 Imputations
253 Owner-occupied housing (164-159)
254 Depositor financial services furnished without payment and premium supplements (
255 Defined benefit and defined contribution pension plans (191+198+199-200+201)
256 Farm products consumed on farms (202)
257 Food furnished to employees, including military and domestic service (206)
258 Standard clothing issued to military personnel (207)
259 Employees' lodging (208)
260 Employer contributions for health and life insurance (209)
261 Margins on owner-built housing (214)
262 Excluding imputations (251-252)
Legend / Footnotes:
1. Prior to 1999, current taxes, contributions for government social insurance, and transfer receipts from the rest of the world
2. Residential dwellings owned and used by nonprofit institutions serving households are included in owner-occupied housing
3. For general government employees, recorded as compensation of employees (wages and salaries) and as a sale; does not a
4. Health insurance premiums paid by employers are included in the calculation of the 'net health insurance' category of perso
5. Consists of the programs for which a social insurance fund is imputed, and for which contributions are set equal to benefits
6. Consists of owner-occupant purchases of new single-family dwellings, including manufactured homes, expenditures on imp
7. Excludes investment by nonprofit institutions serving households in residential properties, which is included in owner-occup
8. The consumption of fixed capital (CFC) of government enterprises is not included in government consumption expenditures
9. Includes gross investment of government enterprises.
Note. 'Imputations' are transactions recorded in the national income and product accounts (NIPAs) that are not transactions o
 Code Annual Start Annual End

A191RC 1929
A2023C 1929
A2026C 1929
DPCERC 1929
A2042C 1929
A2086C 1929
A006RC 1929
A2087C 1929
A2088C 1929
A019RC 1929
W510RC 1929
W511RC 1929
B020RC 1929
W512RC 1929
W513RC 1929
B021RC 1929
W555RC 1929
W515RC 1929
A822RC 1929
A1684C 1929
A2089C 1929
A955RC 1929
A2097C 1929
A2098C 1929
A782RC 1929
A782RC 1929
A1680C 1929

A261RC 1929
Q2023C 1929
W516RC 1929
A4002C 1929
Y506RC 1929
A2100C 1929
W056RC 1929
A2094C 1929
A2095C 1929
A107RC 1929
B1154C 1929
A2096C 1929
W271RC 1929
W517RC 1929
W518RC 1929
W272RC 1929
A2104C 1929
A2105C 1929
B029RC 1929
Y505RC 1929
W530RC 1929
A041RC 1929
A2101C 1929
A2102C 1929
A048RC 1929
B1156C 1929
A2103C 1929
A445RC 1929
Y674RC 1929
Y675RC 1929
A054RC 1929
W273RC 1929
Y519RC 1929
Y520RC 1929
A449RC 1929
Y234RC 1968
Y676RC 1929
W274RC 1929
Y677RC 1929
Y678RC 1929
A108RC 1929
Y514RC 1929
Y679RC 1929
A262RC 1929
A2092C 1929
A2093C 1929

A065RC 1929
A2106C 1929
A2107C 1929
A033RC 1929
Y506RC 1929
W519RC 1929
A041RC 1929
A2101C 1929
A2102C 1929
A048RC 1929
B1156C 1929
A2103C 1929
W210RC 1929
Y507RC 1929
Y508RC 1929
A577RC 1929
A2111C 1929
A2112C 1929
A061RC 1929
A1676C 1929
W531RC 1929
W055RC 1929
A2115C 1929
A2116C 1929
A067RC 1929
A2117C 1929
A2118C 1929
A068RC 1929
A2119C 1929
A2120C 1929
A071RC 1929
A2121C 1929
A2122C 1929

W021RC 1929
W568RC 1929
W514RC 1929
W022RC 1929
A2047C 1929
A2114C 1929
A922RC 1929
A2010C 1929
A2011C 1929

A1073C 1929
Q522RC 1929
W523RC 1929
B020RC 1929
W512RC 1929
W513RC 1929
B645RC 1929
W526RC 1929
W527RC 1929
LA000035 1999
W163RC 1929
W522RC 1929
W529RC 1929
B021RC 1929
W555RC 1929
W515RC 1929
A655RC 1929
W532RC 1929
W533RC 1929
A123RC 1929

A928RC 1929
W558RC 1929
W559RC 1929
W201RC 1929
W534RC 1929
W535RC 1929
A071RC 1929
A2121C 1929
A2122C 1929
A127RC 1929
Y677RC 1929
Y509RC 1929
A922RC 1929
A2010C 1929
A2011C 1929
A262RC 1929
A2092C 1929
A2093C 1929

A2013C 1929

A2014C 1929
Y680RC 1929
Y681RC 1929
A2016C 1929
B1154C 1929
A2015C 1929
Y682RC 1929
W498RC 1929
W536RC 1929
B1156C 1929
B2607C 1929
A2050C 1929
W319RC 1929
B1157C 1929
W537RC 1929
Y521RC 1929
B1611C 1929
W538RC 1929
W539RC 1929
W540RC 1929
LA000563 2015
W541RC 1929
W542RC 1929
W543RC 1929
W544RC 1929
W546RC 1929
W548RC 1929
W313RC 1946
Y524RC 1929
W549RC 1929
W550RC 1929
W551RC 1929
W316RC 1929
W554RC 1929
W555RC 1929

Y204RC 1929
Y604RC 1929
Y240RC 1968
Y670RC 1929
Y671RC 1929
Y609RC 1929
Y245RC 1968
Y672RC 1929
Y233RC 1929
Y234RC 1968
Y673RC 1929
Y632RC 1929
A2051C 1929
B1008C 1929
B1161C 1929
A2099C 1929
DFOORC 1929
DMICRC 1959
A2641C 1929
B4922C 1929
A1676C 1929
 A2087C 1929

B1166C 1929
B1167C 1929

B1173C 1929

A265RC 1929

A782RC 1929

A2104C 1929

W566RC 1929
W560RC 1929
W561RC 1929
Y245RC 1968
Y233RC 1929
W563RC 1929
W358RC 1929
Y609RC 1929
W565RC 1929
profit institutions serving households:
A2129C 1929
W498RC 1929
W319RC 1929
A2109C 1929
A2020C 1929
A2021C 1929
W308RC 1929
W520RC 1929
A2104C 1929
W528RC 1929
A2022C 1929
A2109C 1929

A191RC 1929
A2023C 1929
A2024C 1929
A2050C 1929
A2025C 1929
W569RC 1929
Y684RC 1929
A2051C 1929
A2099C 1929
 B1173C 1929
A265RC 1929
A2026C 1929
A065RC 1929
A2106C 1929
A2028C 1929
W570RC 1929
Y685RC 1929
A2051C 1929
DFOORC 1929
DMICRC 1959
A2641C 1929
B4922C 1929
B1173C 1929
A2107C 1929

eipts from the rest of the world (line 125) are not separately displayed, and line 135 includes current taxes and transfer payments to the re
ded in owner-occupied housing categories.
laries) and as a sale; does not affect government consumption expenditures. Similar payments for employees of government enterprises a
lth insurance' category of personal consumption expenditures (PCE); life insurance premiums paid by employers are included in the calcul
utions are set equal to benefits paid. These payments are funded directly out of the current budget. The specific programs consist of work
ed homes, expenditures on improvements, and payments of commissions on new and existing residential dwellings, less sales of dwellings
hich is included in owner-occupant investment (see footnote 2) and in sales of existing structures to governments. The series is calculated
ment consumption expenditures; it is deducted in the calculation of the current surplus of government enterprises and is recorded as part o

PAs) that are not transactions of the market economy. 'Reclassifications' arise when imputations necessitate a recording of market transac
s and transfer payments to the rest of the world net of current taxes, contributions for government social insurance, and transfer receipts

ees of government enterprises are not included in government consumption expenditures; they are deducted in the calculation of the sur
ployers are included in the calculation of the 'life insurance' category of PCE.
pecific programs consist of workers' compensation, unemployment insurance, and medical services for the dependents of active duty mili
dwellings, less sales of dwellings to government. The series is calculated from the investment data prepared as part of BEA's capital stock
rnments. The series is calculated from the investment data prepared as part of BEA's capital stock estimates. It differs from the investmen
erprises and is recorded as part of total government CFC.

ate a recording of market transactions that differs from what might be expected. For example, the NIPAs treat owner-occupants as if they
ce, and transfer receipts from the rest of the world.

he calculation of the surplus of government enterprises.

dents of active duty military personnel at nonmilitary facilities. Source data are not available for the corresponding treatment for similar s
rt of BEA's capital stock estimates. It differs from the investment data shown in table 5.4.5 because the series shown in that table reflect t
ffers from the investment data shown in table 5.4.5 because the series shown in that table reflect total purchases by private business.

ner-occupants as if they are rental businesses, and the taxes associated with owner-occupied housing are reclassified from personal curren
g treatment for similar state and local government programs. Similar payments for employees of government enterprises are not included
wn in that table reflect total purchases by private business.
by private business.

fied from personal current taxes to taxes on production and imports. In this table, the imputations and reclassifications shown in the 'speci
erprises are not included in government consumption expenditures; they are deducted in the calculation of the surplus of government ent

tions shown in the 'specific imputations and associated reclassifications' section are primarily those that affect gross domestic product (GD
rplus of government enterprises.

ss domestic product (GDP). Imputed interest received by persons from life insurance carriers (table 7.11, line 68), which records the prope
which records the property incomes earned on life insurance and pension reserves as income received by persons and not by the insuranc
s and not by the insurance carriers, does not affect GDP and is not considered an imputation for the purposes of this table.
Table 7.16. Relation of Corporate Profits, Taxes, and Dividends in the National Income and Product Accounts to Correspondi
[Billions of dollars]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Total receipts less total deductions, IRS

Plus:
2 Adjustment for misreporting on income tax returns
3 Posttabulation amendments and revisions¹
4 Income of organizations not filing corporation income tax returns
5 Federal Reserve banks
6 Federally sponsored credit agencies²
7 Other³
8 Depletion on domestic minerals
9 Adjustment to depreciate expenditures for mining exploration, shafts, and wells
10 State and local taxes on corporate income
11 Interest payments of regulated investment companies
12 Bad debt expense
13 Adjustment to depreciate expenditures for intellectual property products⁴
14 Disaster adjustments (net)⁵
Less:
Tax-return measures of:
15 Gains, net of losses, from sale of property
16 Dividends received from domestic corporations
17 Income on equities in foreign corporations and branches (to U.S. corporations)
18 Costs of trading or issuing corporate securities⁶
19 Excess of employer expenses over actual employer contributions for defined benefit em
20 Plus: Income received from equities in foreign corporations and branches by all U.S. residents
21 Equals: Profits before taxes, NIPAs
22 Federal income and excess profits taxes, IRS
Plus:
23 Posttabulation amendments and revisions, including results of audit and renegotiation an
24 State and local taxes on corporate income
25 Taxes paid by domestic corporations to foreign governments on income earned abroad
Less:
26 U.S. tax credits claimed for foreign taxes paid
27 Investment tax credit⁸
28 Other tax credits⁸
29 Equals: Taxes on corporate income, NIPAs
30 Profits after tax, NIPAs (21-29)
31 Dividends paid in cash or assets, IRS
Plus:
32 Posttabulation amendments and revisions⁹
33 Dividends paid by Federal Reserve banks and certain federally sponsored credit agencies
34 U.S. receipts of dividends from abroad, net of payments to abroad
35 Earnings remitted to foreign residents from their unincorporated U.S. affiliates
36 Interest payments of regulated investment companies
Less:
37 Dividends received by U.S. corporations
38 Earnings of U.S. residents remitted by their unincorporated foreign affiliates
39 Equals: Net corporate dividend payments, NIPAs
Legend / Footnotes:
1. Consists largely of an adjustment to expense all meals and entertainment, of oilwell bonus payments written off, of adjustm
2. Consists of the Farm Credit System beginning with 1947 and the Federal Home Loan banks beginning with 1952.
3. Consists of nonprofit organizations serving business and of credit unions.
4. Intellectual property products consists of software, research and development, and entertainment, literary, and artistic orig
5. Consists of disaster losses valued at historic-cost less net insurance receipts for disaster-related losses valued at replacemen
6. Includes the imputed financial service charge paid by corporations to domestic securities dealers who do not charge an exp
7. Employer expenses for defined benefit employee pension plans include actual employer contributions, imputed employer c
8. Beginning with 1984, the investment tax credit is included in other tax credits (line 29).
9. Consists largely of an adjustment to remove capital gains distributions of regulated investment companies.
IRS Internal Revenue Service
NIPAs National income and product accounts
oduct Accounts to Corresponding Measures as Published by the Internal Revenue Service

Code Annual Start Annual End

B1174C 1929

B1633C 1929
B1175C 1929
A1629C 1929
B1630C 1929
B1631C 1947
B1632C 1929
B1176C 1929
B1177C 1929
B1179C 1929
B1181C 1968
B1182C 1929
Y371RC 1929
W779RC 1971

B1183C 1929
B1184C 1929
B1185C 1929
B1186C 1929
Y372RC 1968
B1187C 1929
A053RC 1929
B1188C 1929

B1189C 1929
B1179C 1929
B1199C 1959

B1191C 1929
B1192C 1962
B1193C 1972
A054RC 1929
A055RC 1929
B1194C 1929

B1195C 1929
B1196C 1929
B1197C 1929
 B1634C 1929
B1635C 1968

B1198C 1929
B1636C 1929
B056RC 1929

ayments written off, of adjustments for insurance carriers and savings and loan associations, of amortization of intangible assets, tax-exem
eginning with 1952.

nment, literary, and artistic originals.

ted losses valued at replacement-cost.
alers who do not charge an explicit commission.
tributions, imputed employer contributions, and imputed interest for unfunded (or overfunded) actuarial liability.

ent companies.
on of intangible assets, tax-exempt interest income, and of timing adjustments.
Table 3.12U. Government Social Benefits
[Millions of dollars; quarters seasonally adjusted at annual rates]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Government social benefits

2 To persons
3 Federal
4 Benefits from social insurance funds
5 Social security¹
6 Medicare²
7 Unemployment insurance
8 State
9 Railroad employees
10 Federal employees
11 Emergency unemployment compensation
12 Railroad retirement
13 Pension benefit guaranty
14 Veterans' life insurance
15 Workers' compensation
16 Military medical insurance³
17 Veterans' benefits
18 Pension and disability
19 Readjustment
20 Other⁴
21 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)⁵
22 Black lung benefits
23 Supplemental security income
24 Direct relief
25 Refundable tax credits⁶
26 Other⁷
27 State and local
28 Benefits from social insurance funds
29 Temporary disability insurance
30 Workers' compensation
31 Public assistance
32 Medical care
33 Medicaid
34 Other medical care⁸
35 Family assistance⁹
36 Supplemental security income¹⁰
37 General assistance
38 Energy assistance
39 Other¹¹
40 Education
41 Employment and training
42 Other¹²
43 To the rest of the world¹³
Legend / Footnotes:
1. Social security benefits include old-age, survivors, and disability insurance benefits that are distributed from the federal old
2. Medicare benefits include hospital and supplementary medical insurance benefits that are distributed from the federal hosp
3. Consists of payments for medical services for dependents of active duty military personnel at nonmilitary facilities.
4. Prior to 1965, consists of mustering out pay, terminal leave pay, and adjusted compensation benefits. For 2015 forward, inc
5. Prior to October 2008, benefits for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program were called Food Stamp benefits.
6. Includes the amounts by which federal refundable tax credits reduce personal current tax liabilities and liabilities to pay con
7. Consists largely of payments to nonprofit institutions; aid to students; payments for medical services for retired military per
8. Consists of general medical assistance and state child health care programs.
9. Consists of aid to families with dependent children and, beginning with 1996, assistance programs operating under the Pers
10. Prior to 1974, consists of old-age assistance, aid to the blind, and aid to the permanently and totally disabled, when the pr
11. Consists of expenditures for food under the supplemental program for women, infants, and children; foster care; adoption
12. Consists largely of veterans' benefits, Alaska dividends, and crime-victim payments.
13. Consists of federal government social benefits to the rest of the world and includes benefits paid to individuals in the U.S.
Code Quarter Start Quarter End
W063RC 1959Q1
A063RC 1959Q1
B087RC 1959Q1
A1588C 1959Q1
W823RC 1959Q1
W824RC 1966Q3
A1589C 1959Q1
L31107 1959Q1
TRP200 1959Q1
W874RC 1959Q1
B1590C 1975Q1
TRP250 1959Q1
B1044C 1976Q1
TRP350 1959Q1
TRP375 1959Q1
B1606C 1967Q1
A1594C 1959Q1
TRP450 1959Q1
TRP500 1959Q1
TRP570 1959Q1 1964Q4
TRP600 1961Q1
TRP650 1970Q1
TRP700 1974Q1
TRP730
W811RC 1976Q1
W812RC 1959Q1
B109RC 1959Q1
A1595C 1959Q1
S12200 1959Q1
S12300 1959Q1
A1596C 1959Q1
B1597C 1959Q1
W729RC 1966Q1
TRP810 1959Q1
B1598C 1959Q1
B1599C 1959Q1
B1600C 1959Q1
B1601C 1977Q1
B1602C 1959Q1
B1603C 1959Q1
 B1604C 1974Q1
B1605C 1959Q1
W016RC 1960Q1

distributed from the federal old-age and survivors insurance trust fund and the disability insurance trust fund.
istributed from the federal hospital insurance trust fund and the supplementary medical insurance trust fund.
t nonmilitary facilities.
benefits. For 2015 forward, includes reimbursements for health care services received at private facilities.
ed Food Stamp benefits.
bilities and liabilities to pay contributions for government social insurance as well as the outlays that are distributed when the amount of
services for retired military personnel and their dependents at nonmilitary facilities; disaster relief; workers' compensation benefits for fe

grams operating under the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996.
nd totally disabled, when the programs were partly federally funded.
d children; foster care; adoption assistance; and payments to nonprofit welfare institutions.

s paid to individuals in the U.S. territories and the Commonwealths of Puerto Rico and Northern Mariana Islands.
distributed when the amount of federal refundable tax credits exceeds an individual's federal tax liabilities.
rs' compensation benefits for federal employees (FECA); Payments from the September 11 Victims' Compensation Fund; additional unem
n Fund; additional unemployment benefits, COBRA premium subsidies, and one-time payments to recipients of Social Security, SSI, Vetera
cial Security, SSI, Veterans Pensions, and Railroad Retirement benefits established by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 200
Reinvestment Act of 2009; and health insurance co-payment and cost-sharing benefits established by the Patient Protection and Affordab
Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Table 4.2.3U. Real Exports and Imports of Goods and Services by Type of Product, Quantity Indexes
[Index numbers, 2012=100]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Exports of goods and services

2 Exports of goods¹
3 Foods, feeds, and beverages
4 Industrial supplies and materials
5 Durable goods
6 Nondurable goods
7 Petroleum and products
8 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
9 Capital goods, except automotive
10 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
11 Computers, peripherals, and parts
12 Other
13 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
14 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
15 Durable goods
16 Nondurable goods
17 Other
18 Other durable goods n.e.c.
19 Other nondurable goods
20 Net exports of goods under merchanting
21 Other other nondurable goods n.e.c.
22 Exports of services¹
23 Transport
24 Sea Transport
25 Freight
26 Port
27 Air Transport
28 Passenger
29 Freight
30 Port
31 Other modes of transport
32 Travel
33 Business
34 Expenditure of seasonal, border, and other short-term workers
35 Other business travel
36 Personal
37 Education related
38 Health-related
39 Other personal travel
40 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
41 Other business services
42 Maintenance and repair services
43 Insurance services
44 Financial services
45 Telecommunications, computer, and information services
46 Other other business services
47 Government goods and services n.e.c.
48 Other
49 Imports of goods and services
50 Imports of goods¹
51 Foods, feeds, and beverages
52 Industrial supplies and materials
53 Durable goods
54 Nondurable goods
55 Petroleum and products
56 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
57 Capital goods, except automotive
58 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
59 Computers, peripherals, and parts
60 Other
61 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
62 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
63 Durable goods
64 Nondurable goods
65 Other
66 Imports of services¹
67 Transport
68 Sea Transport
69 Freight
70 Port
71 Air Transport
72 Passenger
73 Freight
74 Port
75 Other modes of transport
76 Travel
77 Business
78 Expenditure of seasonal, border, and other short-term workers
79 Other business travel
80 Personal
81 Education related
82 Health-related
83 Other personal travel
84 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
85 Other business services
86 Maintenance and repair services
87 Insurance services
88 Financial services
89 Telecommunications, computer, and information services
90 Other other business services
91 Government goods and services n.e.c.
92 Other²
Legend / Footnotes:
n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified
1. Beginning in 1986, repairs and alterations of equipment are reclassified from goods to services.
2. Includes financial services furnished without payment, beginning in 2015.
Code Annual Start Annual End
B020RA 1999
B253RA 1999
B638RA 1999
B639RA 1999
B686RA 1999
B687RA 1999
IB000006 1999
IB000005 1999
B640RA 1999
B688RA 1999
B850RA 1999
B689RA 1999
B641RA 1999
B642RA 1999
B690RA 1999
B691RA 1999
B643RA 1999
Y973RA 1999
Y974RA 1999
Y975RA 1999
Y976RA 1999
B646RA 1999
Y800RA 1999
Y977RA 1999
Y978RA 1999
Y979RA 1999
Y980RA 1999
Y981RA 1999
Y982RA 1999
Y983RA 1999
Y984RA 1999
Y801RA 1999
Y985RA 1999
Y986RA 1999
Y987RA 1999
Y988RA 1999
Y989RA 1999
Y990RA 1999
Y991RA 1999
B684RA 1999
 Y802RA 1999
Y992RA 1999
Y993RA 1999
Y994RA 1999
Y995RA 1999
Y996RA 1999
Y803RA 1999
B980RA 1999
B021RA 1999
B255RA 1999
B647RA 1999
IB000004 1999
B820RA 1999
IB000007 1999
B648RA 1999
B696RA 1999
B650RA 1999
B932RA 1999
B852RA 1999
B853RA 1999
B651RA 1999
B652RA 1999
B697RA 1999
B698RA 1999
B653RA 1999
B656RA 1999
Y804RA 1999
Y997RA 1999
Y998RA 1999
Y999RA 1999
Y810RA 1999
Y811RA 1999
Y812RA 1999
Y813RA 1999
Y814RA 1999
Y805RA 1999
Y815RA 1999
Y816RA 1999
Y817RA 1999
Y818RA 1999
Y819RA 1999
Y820RA 1999
Y821RA 1999
B908RA 1999
Y806RA 1999
Y822RA 1999
Y823RA 1999
Y824RA 1999
Y825RA 1999
Y826RA 1999
Y807RA 1999
B910RA 1999
Table 4.2.4U. Price Indexes for Exports and Imports of Goods and Services by Type of Product
[Index numbers, 2012=100]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Exports of goods and services

2 Exports of goods¹
3 Foods, feeds, and beverages
4 Industrial supplies and materials
5 Durable goods
6 Nondurable goods
7 Petroleum and products
8 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
9 Capital goods, except automotive
10 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
11 Computers, peripherals, and parts
12 Other
13 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
14 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
15 Durable goods
16 Nondurable goods
17 Other
18 Other durable goods n.e.c.
19 Other nondurable goods
20 Net exports of goods under merchanting
21 Other other nondurable goods n.e.c.
22 Exports of services¹
23 Transport
24 Sea Transport
25 Freight
26 Port
27 Air Transport
28 Passenger
29 Freight
30 Port
31 Other modes of transport
32 Travel
33 Business
34 Expenditure of seasonal, border, and other short-term workers
35 Other business travel
36 Personal
37 Education related
38 Health-related
39 Other personal travel
40 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
41 Other business services
42 Maintenance and repair services
43 Insurance services
44 Financial services
45 Telecommunications, computer, and information services
46 Other other business services
47 Government goods and services n.e.c.
48 Other
49 Imports of goods and services
50 Imports of goods¹
51 Foods, feeds, and beverages
52 Industrial supplies and materials
53 Durable goods
54 Nondurable goods
55 Petroleum and products
56 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
57 Capital goods, except automotive
58 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
59 Computers, peripherals, and parts
60 Other
61 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
62 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
63 Durable goods
64 Nondurable goods
65 Other
66 Imports of services¹
67 Transport
68 Sea Transport
69 Freight
70 Port
71 Air Transport
72 Passenger
73 Freight
74 Port
75 Other modes of transport
76 Travel
77 Business
78 Expenditure of seasonal, border, and other short-term workers
79 Other business travel
80 Personal
81 Education related
82 Health-related
83 Other personal travel
84 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
85 Other business services
86 Maintenance and repair services
87 Insurance services
88 Financial services
89 Telecommunications, computer, and information services
90 Other other business services
91 Government goods and services n.e.c.
92 Other²
Legend / Footnotes:
n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified
1. Beginning in 1986, repairs and alterations of equipment are reclassified from goods to services.
2. Includes financial services furnished without payment, beginning in 2015.
Code Annual Start Annual End
B020RG 1999
B253RG 1999
B638RG 1999
B639RG 1999
B686RG 1999
B687RG 1999
IA000006 1999
IA000005 1999
B640RG 1999
B688RG 1999
B850RG 1999
B689RG 1999
B641RG 1999
B642RG 1999
B690RG 1999
B691RG 1999
B643RG 1999
Y973RG 1999
Y974RG 1999
Y975RG 1999
Y976RG 1999
B646RG 1999
Y800RG 1999
Y977RG 1999
Y978RG 1999
Y979RG 1999
Y980RG 1999
Y981RG 1999
Y982RG 1999
Y983RG 1999
Y984RG 1999
Y801RG 1999
Y985RG 1999
Y986RG 1999
Y987RG 1999
Y988RG 1999
Y989RG 1999
Y990RG 1999
Y991RG 1999
B684RG 1999
 Y802RG 1999
Y992RG 1999
Y993RG 1999
Y994RG 1999
Y995RG 1999
Y996RG 1999
Y803RG 1999
B980RG 1999
B021RG 1999
B255RG 1999
B647RG 1999
IA000004 1999
B820RG 1999
IA000007 1999
B648RG 1999
B696RG 1999
B650RG 1999
B932RG 1999
B852RG 1999
B853RG 1999
B651RG 1999
B652RG 1999
B697RG 1999
B698RG 1999
B653RG 1999
B656RG 1999
Y804RG 1999
Y997RG 1999
Y998RG 1999
Y999RG 1999
Y810RG 1999
Y811RG 1999
Y812RG 1999
Y813RG 1999
Y814RG 1999
Y805RG 1999
Y815RG 1999
Y816RG 1999
Y817RG 1999
Y818RG 1999
Y819RG 1999
Y820RG 1999
Y821RG 1999
B908RG 1999
Y806RG 1999
Y822RG 1999
Y823RG 1999
Y824RG 1999
Y825RG 1999
Y826RG 1999
Y807RG 1999
B910RG 1999
Table 4.2.5U. Exports and Imports of Goods and Services by Type of Product
[Millions of dollars]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Exports of goods and services

2 Exports of goods¹
3 Foods, feeds, and beverages
4 Industrial supplies and materials
5 Durable goods
6 Nondurable goods
7 Petroleum and products
8 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
9 Capital goods, except automotive
10 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
11 Computers, peripherals, and parts
12 Other
13 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
14 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
15 Durable goods
16 Nondurable goods
17 Other
18 Other durable goods n.e.c.
19 Other nondurable goods
20 Net exports of goods under merchanting
21 Other other nondurable goods n.e.c.
22 Exports of services¹
23 Transport
24 Sea Transport
25 Freight
26 Port
27 Air Transport
28 Passenger
29 Freight
30 Port
31 Other modes of transport
32 Travel
33 Business
34 Expenditure of seasonal, border, and other short-term workers
35 Other business travel
36 Personal
37 Education related
38 Health-related
39 Other personal travel
40 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
41 Other business services
42 Maintenance and repair services
43 Insurance services
44 Financial services
45 Telecommunications, computer, and information services
46 Other other business services
47 Government goods and services n.e.c.
48 Other
49 Imports of goods and services
50 Imports of goods¹
51 Foods, feeds, and beverages
52 Industrial supplies and materials
53 Durable goods
54 Nondurable goods
55 Petroleum and products
56 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
57 Capital goods, except automotive
58 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
59 Computers, peripherals, and parts
60 Other
61 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
62 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
63 Durable goods
64 Nondurable goods
65 Other
66 Imports of services¹
67 Transport
68 Sea Transport
69 Freight
70 Port
71 Air Transport
72 Passenger
73 Freight
74 Port
75 Other modes of transport
76 Travel
77 Business
78 Expenditure of seasonal, border, and other short-term workers
79 Other business travel
80 Personal
81 Education related
82 Health-related
83 Other personal travel
84 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
85 Other business services
86 Maintenance and repair services
87 Insurance services
88 Financial services
89 Telecommunications, computer, and information services
90 Other other business services
91 Government goods and services n.e.c.
92 Other²
Legend / Footnotes:
n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified
1. Beginning in 1986, repairs and alterations of equipment are reclassified from goods to services.
2. Includes financial services furnished without payment, beginning in 2015.
Code Annual Start Annual End
B020RC 1999
A253RC 1999
B638RC 1999
A639RC 1999
B686RC 1999
B687RC 1999
LA000006 1999
LA000005 1999
A640RC 1999
B688RC 1999
B850RC 1999
B689RC 1999
B641RC 1999
A642RC 1999
B690RC 1999
B691RC 1999
A643RC 1999
Y973RC 1999
Y974RC 1999
Y975RC 1999
Y976RC 1999
A646RC 1999
Y800RC 1999
Y977RC 1999
Y978RC 1999
Y979RC 1999
Y980RC 1999
Y981RC 1999
Y982RC 1999
Y983RC 1999
Y984RC 1999
Y801RC 1999
Y985RC 1999
Y986RC 1999
Y987RC 1999
Y988RC 1999
Y989RC 1999
Y990RC 1999
Y991RC 1999
B684RC 1999
 Y802RC 1999
Y992RC 1999
Y993RC 1999
Y994RC 1999
Y995RC 1999
Y996RC 1999
Y803RC 1999
B980RC 1999
B021RC 1999
A255RC 1999
B647RC 1999
LA000004 1999
A820RC 1999
LA000007 1999
B648RC 1999
B696RC 1999
A650RC 1999
B932RC 1999
B852RC 1999
B853RC 1999
B651RC 1999
A652RC 1999
B697RC 1999
B698RC 1999
A653RC 1999
B656RC 1999
Y804RC 1999
Y997RC 1999
Y998RC 1999
Y999RC 1999
Y810RC 1999
Y811RC 1999
Y812RC 1999
Y813RC 1999
Y814RC 1999
Y805RC 1999
Y815RC 1999
Y816RC 1999
Y817RC 1999
Y818RC 1999
Y819RC 1999
Y820RC 1999
Y821RC 1999
B908RC 1999
Y806RC 1999
Y822RC 1999
Y823RC 1999
Y824RC 1999
Y825RC 1999
Y826RC 1999
Y807RC 1999
B910RC 1999
Table 4.2.6U. Real Exports and Imports of Goods and Services by Type of Product, Chained Dollars
[Millions of chained (2012) dollars]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Exports of goods and services

2 Exports of goods¹
3 Foods, feeds, and beverages
4 Industrial supplies and materials
5 Durable goods
6 Nondurable goods
7 Petroleum and products
8 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
9 Capital goods, except automotive
10 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
11 Computers, peripherals, and parts²
12 Other
13 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
14 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
15 Durable goods
16 Nondurable goods
17 Other
18 Other durable goods n.e.c.
19 Other nondurable goods
20 Net exports of goods under merchanting
21 Other other nondurable goods n.e.c.
22 Exports of services¹
23 Transport
24 Sea Transport
25 Freight
26 Port
27 Air Transport
28 Passenger
29 Freight
30 Port
31 Other modes of transport
32 Travel
33 Business
34 Expenditure of seasonal, border, and other short-term workers
35 Other business travel
36 Personal
37 Education related
38 Health-related
39 Other personal travel
40 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
41 Other business services
42 Maintenance and repair services
43 Insurance services
44 Financial services
45 Telecommunications, computer, and information services
46 Other other business services
47 Government goods and services n.e.c.
48 Other
49 Imports of goods and services
50 Imports of goods¹
51 Foods, feeds, and beverages
52 Industrial supplies and materials
53 Durable goods
54 Nondurable goods
55 Petroleum and products
56 Nondurable goods, excluding petroleum and products
57 Capital goods, except automotive
58 Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts
59 Computers, peripherals, and parts²
60 Other
61 Automotive vehicles, engines, and parts
62 Consumer goods, except food and automotive
63 Durable goods
64 Nondurable goods
65 Other
66 Imports of services¹
67 Transport
68 Sea Transport
69 Freight
70 Port
71 Air Transport
72 Passenger
73 Freight
74 Port
75 Other modes of transport
76 Travel
77 Business
78 Expenditure of seasonal, border, and other short-term workers
79 Other business travel
80 Personal
81 Education related
82 Health-related
83 Other personal travel
84 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.e.c.
85 Other business services
86 Maintenance and repair services
87 Insurance services
88 Financial services
89 Telecommunications, computer, and information services
90 Other other business services
91 Government goods and services n.e.c.
92 Other³
Legend / Footnotes:
n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified
1. Beginning in 1986, repairs and alterations of equipment are reclassified from goods to services.
2. The quantity index for computers can be used to accurately measure the real growth of this component. However, because
3. Includes financial services furnished without payment, beginning in 2015.
Note. Chained (2012) dollar series are calculated as the product of the chain-type quantity index and the 2012 current-dollar v
Code Annual Start Annual End
A020RX 2002
A253RX 2002
B638RX 2002
A639RX 2002
B686RX 2002
B687RX 2002
LB000006 2002
LB000005 2002
A640RX 2002
B688RX 2002
B850RX 2002
B689RX 2002
B641RX 2002
A642RX 2002
B690RX 2002
B691RX 2002
A643RX 2002
Y973RX 2002
Y974RX 2002
Y975RX 2002
Y976RX 2002
A646RX 2002
Y800RX 2002
Y977RX 2002
Y978RX 2002
Y979RX 2002
Y980RX 2002
Y981RX 2002
Y982RX 2002
Y983RX 2002
Y984RX 2002
Y801RX 2002
Y985RX 2002
Y986RX 2002
Y987RX 2002
Y988RX 2002
Y989RX 2002
Y990RX 2002
Y991RX 2002
B684RX 2002
 Y802RX 2002
Y992RX 2002
Y993RX 2002
Y994RX 2002
Y995RX 2002
Y996RX 2002
Y803RX 2002
B980RX 2002
A021RX 2002
A255RX 2002
B647RX 2002
LB000004 2002
A820RX 2002
LB000007 2002
B648RX 2002
B696RX 2002
A650RX 2002
B932RX 2002
B852RX 2002
B853RX 2002
B651RX 2002
A652RX 2002
B697RX 2002
B698RX 2002
A653RX 2002
B656RX 2002
Y804RX 2002
Y997RX 2002
Y998RX 2002
Y999RX 2002
Y810RX 2002
Y811RX 2002
Y812RX 2002
Y813RX 2002
Y814RX 2002
Y805RX 2002
Y815RX 2002
Y816RX 2002
Y817RX 2002
Y818RX 2002
Y819RX 2002
Y820RX 2002
Y821RX 2002
B908RX 2002
Y806RX 2002
 Y822RX 2002
Y823RX 2002
Y824RX 2002
Y825RX 2002
Y826RX 2002
Y807RX 2002
B910RX 2002

component. However, because computers exhibit rapid changes in prices relative to other prices in the economy, the chained-dollar estim

ex and the 2012 current-dollar value of the corresponding series, divided by 100. Because the formula for the chain-type quantity indexes
onomy, the chained-dollar estimates should not be used to measure the component's relative importance or its contribution to the growt

the chain-type quantity indexes uses weights of more than one period, the corresponding chained-dollar estimates are usually not additiv
ontribution to the growth rate of more aggregate series; accurate estimates of these contributions are shown in table 4.2.2 and real grow

s are usually not additive. For exports and for imports, the residual line is the difference between the aggregate line and the sum of the m
able 4.2.2 and real growth rates are shown in table 4.2.1.

ne and the sum of the most detailed lines.

Table 4.3BU. Relation of Foreign Transactions in the National Income and Product Accounts to the Corresponding Items in th
[Millions of dollars; quarters seasonally adjusted at annual rates]
Bureau of Economic Analysis

1 Exports of goods, ITAs

2 Less: Gold, ITAs¹
3 Less: Statistical differences²
4 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
5 Equals: Exports of goods, NIPAs
6 Exports of services, ITAs
7 Less: Statistical differences²
8 Less: Other items⁴
9 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
10 Plus: Financial services furnished without payment⁵
11 Equals: Exports of services, NIPAs
12 Primary income receipts, ITAs
13 Less: Statistical differences²
14 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
15 Plus: Imputed interest received from the rest of the world⁵
16 Equals: Income receipts, NIPAs
17 Secondary income receipts, ITAs
18 Less: Statistical differences²
19 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
20 Equals: Current taxes, contributions for government social insurance, and transfer receipts f
21 Imports of goods, ITAs
22 Less: Gold, ITAs¹
23 Less: Statistical differences²
24 Plus: Gold, NIPAs¹
25 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
26 Equals: Imports of goods, NIPAs
27 Imports of services, ITAs
28 Less: Statistical differences²
29 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
30 Equals: Imports of services, NIPAs
31 Primary income payments, ITAs
32 Less: Statistical differences²
33 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
34 Plus: Imputed interest paid to the rest of the world⁵
35 Equals: Income payments, NIPAs
36 Secondary income payments, ITAs
37 Less: Statistical differences²
38 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
39 Equals: Current taxes and transfer payments to the rest of the world, NIPAs⁶
40 Balance on goods and services and primary income, ITAs (1+6+12-21-27-31)
41 Less: Gold (2-22+24)
42 Less: Statistical differences (3+7+13-23-28-32)
43 Less: Other items (8)
44 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico (4+9+14-25-29-33)
45 Equals: Net exports of goods and services and net receipts of income, NIPAs (5+11+16-26-30-
46 Balance on secondary income, ITAs (17-36)
47 Less: Statistical differences² (18-37)
48 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³ (19-38)
49 Equals: Current taxes, contributions for government social insurance, and transfer receipts f
50 Balance on current account, ITAs (40+46)
51 Less: Gold (41)
52 Less: Statistical differences (42+47)
53 Less: Other items (43)
54 Plus: Adjustment for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico (44+48)
55 Equals: Balance on current account, NIPAs (45+49)
56 Balance on capital account, ITAs
57 Less: Statistical differences²
58 Plus: Adjustments for U.S. territories and Puerto Rico³
59 Equals: Capital account transactions (net), NIPAs⁷
Legend / Footnotes:
ITAs International transactions accounts
1. Exports and imports of gold in the NIPAs differ from those in the ITAs. ITA gold exports (line 2) and imports (line 22) are excl
2. Consists of statistical revisions to the ITAs that have not yet been incorporated into the NIPAs and statistical revisions to the
3. Consists of transactions between the United States and its territories, Puerto Rico, and the Northern Mariana Islands. The tr
4. Beginning with 1988, the ITAs classify certain military grants as services that the NIPAs do not. In the NIPAs these transactio
5. From 1986 through 1998, the NIPAs include estimates of financial services furnished without payment that are not account
6. Prior to 1999, current taxes, contributions for government social insurance, and transfer payments from the rest of the wor
7. Consists of capital transfers and the acquisition and disposal of nonproduced nonfinancial assets.
o the Corresponding Items in the International Transactions Accounts

Code Quarter Start Quarter End

B1232C 1986Q1
B1087C 1986Q1
B1233C 1986Q1
B1234C 1986Q1
A253RC 1986Q1
B1235C 1986Q1
B1236C 1986Q1
B1237C 1986Q1
B1238C 1986Q1
B1607C 1986Q1
A646RC 1986Q1
B1239C 1986Q1
B1240C 1986Q1
B1241C 1986Q1
W320RC 1986Q1
B645RC 1986Q1
LA000042 1999Q1
LA000033 1999Q1
LA000034 1999Q1
LA000035 1999Q1
B1242C 1986Q1
B1095C 1986Q1
B1243C 1986Q1
B1091C 1986Q1
B1244C 1986Q1
A255RC 1986Q1
B1245C 1986Q1
B1246C 1986Q1
B1247C 1986Q1
B656RC 1986Q1
B1248C 1986Q1
B1249C 1986Q1
B1250C 1986Q1
W370RC 1986Q1
A655RC 1986Q1
B1089C 1986Q1
B1264C 1986Q1
B1655C 1986Q1
A123RC 1986Q1
B1260C 1986Q1
 A2031C 1986Q1
A2033C 1986Q1
B1237C 1986Q1
A1608C 1986Q1
A1072C 1986Q1
LA000038 1986Q1
LA000039 1986Q1
LA000040 1986Q1
LA000041 1986Q1
B1265C 1986Q1
A2031C 1986Q1
A2036C 1986Q1
B1237C 1986Q1
A1610C 1986Q1
A124RC 1986Q1
W371RC 1986Q1
W372RC 1986Q1
W373RC 1986Q1
W167RC 1986Q1

2) and imports (line 22) are excluded from the NIPAs; imports of gold in the NIPAs (line 24) is the excess of the value of gold in gross dome
s and statistical revisions to the NIPAs that have not yet been incorporated into the ITAs. From 1986 through 1991, the NIPAs include estim
orthern Mariana Islands. The treatment of U.S. territories, Puerto Rico, and the Northern Mariana Islands in the NIPAs differs from that in
ot. In the NIPAs these transactions are excluded from exports and included in transfer payments from government.
t payment that are not accounted for in the ITAs until 1999.
ments from the rest of the world (line 20) are not separately displayed and line 39 includes current taxes and transfer payments to the res
f the value of gold in gross domestic purchases over the value of U.S. production of gold.
ugh 1991, the NIPAs include estimates of insurance premium supplements that are not accounted for in the ITAs until 1992. Prior to 1999,
in the NIPAs differs from that in the ITAs. In the NIPAs, they are included in the rest of the world; in the ITAs, they are treated as part of th

and transfer payments to the rest of the world net of current taxes, contributions for government social insurance, and transfer receipts fr
 ntil 1992. Prior to 1999, exports and imports of selected military items are classified as goods in the NIPAs and as services in the ITAs. Beg
are treated as part of the United States.

e, and transfer receipts from the rest of the world.

services in the ITAs. Beginning with 1999, these items are classified as goods in both the NIPAs and the ITAs.