the BUSINESS SITUATION - Bureau of Economic Analysis

Type of Product*—Continued
1945
6,845
3,992
357
652
957
1, 809
42
175
1,746
1,316
372
58
1,107
676
339
55
37
6,139
520
965
553
400
344
88
378
1, 714
1,450
148
116
281
284
153
459
936
377
299
260
1,735
1,192
267
1,158
203
30
8,044
71,903
1946
11,946
9,017
2,563
1,391
1,704
3, 034
65
260
1,908
1,334
511
63
1,021
567
338
82
34
8,539
589
1,099
840
793
1,116
115
416
2,066
1,692
174
200
359
379
241
526
1,026
448
267
311
1,943
-76
450
106
360
272
15,757
82,371
1947
15, 172
12, 270
4,843
1, 385
1,961
3,630
70
381
1, 927
1, 328
532
67
975
534
315
91
35
9,249
531
1,243
907
955
1, 398
140
442
2, 003
1,594
187
222
397
404
255
574
1,243
585
316
342
1,984
5
597
165
418
339
20,394
90,471
1948
17, 659
14, 670
6,144
1, 315
2,194
4,446
78
493
1,989
1,405
508
76
1,000
548
317
101
34
9,692
584
1,374
1,076
965
1,450
174
440
1,918
1, 506
180
232
435
425
257
594
1,387
636
369
382
2,150
292
727
228
399
264
22,677
96,215
1949
20, 793
17, 910
8,637
1,216
2,373
5,031
87
566
1,951
1,407
465
79
932
466
319
116
31
10,010
627
1, 454
1,170
836
1,675
202
451
1,872
1, 451
182
239
454
428
247
594
1,507
692
399
416
2,150
601
850
357
451
155
24,628
94,545
1950
24, 672
21, 866
11, 521
1,545
2, 509
5,431
97
763
1,934
1,368
487
79
872
394
309
141
28
11, 147
674
1,495
1,394
869
2,421
283
457
1, 781
1,376
183
222
462
448
239
624
1,618
725
440
453
2,282
630
920
321
481
130
30,477
98,110
1951
24,508
21, 548
10, 125
1,507
2, 820
6,128
11]
857
1,965
1,371
511
83
995
447
332
188
28
11,564
776
1, 573
1, 662
897
2,236
353
495
1, 716
1,310
186
220
477
472
255
652
1,748
749
501
498
2,437
831
924
581
568
106
29,648
108,753
1952
25,097
22, 037
9,501
1,633
2,932
6,833
137
1,001
1,990
1, 382
519
89
1,070
465
351
226
28
12, 102
788
1,689
1, 708
989
2,349
393
526
1, 655
1,246
189
220
498
489
327
691
1,870
779
557
534
2,784
1,106
1,044
806
637
107
29, 334
113,950
1953
29,739
26,647
12, 761
1,461
3, 258
7, 715
151
1,301
2,008
1,385
530
93
1,084
442
346
266
30
12,720
830
1,776
1, 694
1,090
2,588
434
545
1,605
1,187
197
221
517
514
372
755
1,999
820
611
568
2,929
1,449
1, 174
1,100
703
122
33,248
116,792
1954
(Millions of dollars)
29,732
26,768
12, 295
1, 317
3,304
8, 177
161
1,514
1,938
1,333
509
96
1,026
394
305
298
29
13,077
806
1,825
1,624
1,174
2,726
482
540
1,672
1,228
220
224
539
528
368
793
2,130
871
664
595
3, 154
1,481
1,263
1,051
119, 701 143,400 160,704 173,555 1.76,803 191,009 206,266 216,679 229,969 236,494
735
98
32,836
118,278
1955
35,574
32, 589
16,840
1,581
3,619
9,000
171
1,378
1,933
1,292
540
101
1,052
378
295
349
30
'14,078
867
1,869
1,803
1, 386
2,869
516
546
1, 801
1, 326
245
230
569
584
381
887
2,339
948
731
660
3,257
1,590
1,456
1,044
830
80
254,381
39,639
123,309
39,754 45,269 49,839 54,663 57,630 62,422 67, 865 73,395 79, 929 85,380 91,433 98,493 105,048 112,036 120,278 128,652 135, 069 142, 960 152,345 162,640 106
14. Comprises total operating expenses of life insurance companies and fraternal and
assessment associations, excluding payments to policyholders and expenses allocated to
accident and health insurance.
15. Comprises total payments to labor unions minus cash benefits, employment agency fees,
employees' payments to professional associations, money order fees, classified advertisements,
net purchases from pawnbrokers and miscellaneous second-hand stores, and other personal
business services.
16. Comprises baggage charges and coastal and inland waterway and ferry foot passenger
fares.
17. Groups IX-3 and IX-4 include games, toys, sporting, athletic, and photographic goods,
and related products. These commodities are divided roughly between the two groups
on the basis of durability.
18. Comprises professional baseball, football, and hockey, horse and dog race tracks, college
football, and other amateur spectator sports.
19. Comprises gross receipts less cash benefits of fraternal, patriotic, and women's organizations
except insurance; and dues and fees of athletic, social, and luncheon clubs, and school
fraternities.
20. Comprises billiard parlors, bowling alleys, dancing, riding, shooting, skating and
swimming places, amusement devices and parks, daily fee golf course greens fees, golf instruction,
club rental, and caddy fees, sightseeing buses and guides, and private flying operations.
21. Comprises photo developing and printing, photographic studios, collectors' -net acquisitions
of stamps and coins, hunting dog purchase and training, sports guide service, veterinary
service, purchase of pets, camp fees, nonvending coin machine receipts minus payoff, and other
commercial amusements.
22. The estimates represent current expenditures (including depreciation). They are net of
receipts accounted for separately in consumer expenditures, such as receipts from meals,
rooms, and entertainments, and also exclude expenditures for research and development
financed under outside contracts or grants.
23. Comprises fees paid to commercial, business, trade, and correspondence schools; fees
for musical, dancing, and other instruction except athletics; and current expenditures (including
depreciation) of foundations for education and research.
24. Comprises religious bodies, social welfare and foreign relief agencies, political organizations,
museums and libraries, and foundations (except foundation expenditures for education
and research). The estimates represent current expenditures .including depreciation but
excluding relief payments within the United States), and are net of receipts accounted for
wseparately in consumer expenditures, such as receipts from meals, rooms, and entertainments.
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1956
34,811
31, 725
14,686
1, 733
3,918
9, 783
196
1, 409
1,971
1,285
579
107
1,115
385^
304
394
32
14,979
951
1, 880
1,951
1,573
2, 938
573
554
1,899
1,394
268
237
611
654
414
981
2,574
1,036
807
731
3,677
1,679
1,624
1, 082
920
107
266, 675
38,920
129,262
1957
37, 909
34, 755
16, 281
1,972
4,225
10, 642
225
1, 410
1,987
1,255
616
116
1,167
373
317
445
32
15,333
983
1,973
2,047
1, 720
2,825
628
587
1,655
1,126
287
242
653
738
438
1,086
2,853
1,154
905
794
3,860
1,708
1,738
1,090
997
123
281,432
40, 795
135,589
1958
35,634
32, 572
13, 258
2,120
4,387
10, 951
250
1,606
1, 917
1,219
574
124
1, 145
338
296
479
32
15,817
1,022
2,061
2,115
1,845
2, 836
681
544
1,538
992
297
249
692
848
454
1,181
3, 140
1,282
1,006
852
4, 178
1,824
1, 900
1,077
1, 046
107
290,069
37,881
140,152
1959
41, 184
37,980
17,154
2,362
4,805
11, 571
292
1,796
1, 971
1, 244
602
125
1,233
323
299
579
32
17,381
1,159
2,110
2,306
2,038
3,330
735
599
1,571
958
344
269
721
991
493
1,328
3,417
1,432
1,105
880
4,434
1,963
2, 113
1,098
1,138
110
311,207
44,306
146,623
1960
43, 134
39, 825
17, 748
2, 353
5,198
12, 252
308
1,966
2,001
1,270
609
122
1,308
319
313
646
30
18,295'
1,304
2,193
2,417
2,106
3,412
801
641
1,606
951
365
290
733
1,161
517
1,404
3,718
1, 597
1,218
903
4,748
2,179
2,317
1, 085
1,087
136
325,241
45,294
151,295
1961
41,455
38,135
15,991
2,430
4,973
12,386
315
2,040
1,953
1,256
570
127
1,367
309
321
707
30
19,506
1,396
2,348
2,702
2,129
3,668
839
702
1,625
921
398
306
763
1, 299
536
1, 499
4, 028
1, 794
1,331
903
4,926
2,166
2, 319
1,077
1, 100
130
335, 152
.44,180
155,903
1962
45,975
42, 516
19, 486
2,557
5,200
12, 908
327
2,038
1,981
1,266
588
127
1,478
303
336
809
30
20,474
1,523
2,415
2, 792
2,269
3,935
882
739
1,646
903
417
326
773
1,366
564
1,570
4,392
2,018
1,452
922
5,082
2,529
2,556
1,150
1,059
118
355,057
49,540
162,557
1963
49, 124
45, 676
21,549
2,707
5, 541
13,457
346
2,076
1,976
1,251
595
130
1,472
268
316
857
31
21,581
1,562
2,521
2,868
2,435
4,275
906
801
1,692
900
446
346
803
1,426
626
1, 666
4,868
2, 279
1,604
985
5,343
2,778
2, 840
1,170
1, 100
132
373,812
53,443
168,024
1964
51,555
47,954
22,814
2,970
5,646
14,023
366
2,135
1, 998
1,271
593
134
1,603
261
324
987
31
23,824
1,883
2,767
3,085
2,723
4, 998
954
859
1,767
923
476
368
850
1, 461
693
1,784
5,304
2,544
1,731
1,029
5,791
2,884
3,006
1,271
1,262
131
398,907
58,732
177,535
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