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National Economy
GDP, income, spending, investment, and national accounts.
Metrics
15 available
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Real GDP Growth (SAAR)
Tracks the percent change in real U.S.
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Nominal & Real GDP Levels
Compares current-dollar (nominal) GDP with chained-dollar (real) GDP.
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Contributions to GDP Growth
Shows how major demand components—consumer spending, investment, net exports, and government—contribute to percent changes in real GDP.
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GDP Deflator & Price Index
Presents GDP price measures, including the implicit price deflator and price indexes for major GDP components.
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PCE Inflation (Fed's Gauge)
Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price indexes are the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge.
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Personal Income & Saving Rate
Follows personal income, disposable personal income, and the personal saving rate.
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Real Consumer Spending
Real personal consumption expenditures measure household spending after adjusting for price changes.
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Corporate Profits
Corporate profits with inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments summarize business earnings in the national accounts, including after-tax profits, dividends, and undistributed profits.
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Gross Domestic Income by Type
Gross domestic income (GDI) decomposes national income into compensation, proprietors’ income, rental income, corporate profits, and related components—the income-side counterpart to GDP.
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Government Receipts, Spending & Deficit
Government current receipts, expenditures, and net saving show the fiscal balance of federal plus state and local governments in the NIPA framework.
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Saving & Investment by Sector
Saving and investment by sector links private and government saving to domestic investment.
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Private Fixed Investment by Type
Real private fixed investment by type covers nonresidential structures, equipment, intellectual property products, and residential investment—core measures of private capital formation.
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Per-Capita Income & Product
Per-capita GDP and disposable personal income scale national product and household resources by population, supporting longer-run living-standards comparisons.
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Inventories & Inventory-Sales Ratio
Real inventory-sales ratios for manufacturing and trade help assess whether inventories are lean or elevated relative to sales—an early signal for production and GDP inventory swings.
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Exports & Imports (NIPA Basis)
NIPA-basis exports and imports of goods and services, with related current-account detail, measure the external sector’s contribution to U.S.