[Economic Report of the President (2002)] [Administration of George W. Bush] [Online through the Government Printing Office, www.gpo.gov] Table B-8.--Gross domestic product by major type of product, 1959-2001 [Billions of dollars; quarterly data at seasonally adjusted annual rates] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Goods -------------------------------------------------------------------- Total Durable goods Nondurable goods Final Change -------------------------------------------------------------------- Gross sales of in pri- Change Year or quarter domestic domes- vate in Change Change Serv- Struc- product tic inven- pri- in pri- in pri- ices tures product tories Total Final vate Final vate Final vate sales inven- sales inven- sales inven- tories tories tories \1\ \1\ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1959............................... 507.4 503.5 3.9 251.7 247.8 3.9 92.4 2.9 155.5 1.1 193.2 62.5 1960............................... 527.4 524.1 3.2 258.0 254.7 3.2 95.2 1.7 159.5 1.6 207.5 61.9 1961............................... 545.7 542.7 3.0 260.7 257.7 3.0 94.5 -.1 163.2 3.0 221.4 63.6 1962............................... 586.5 580.4 6.1 281.5 275.4 6.1 104.7 3.4 170.7 2.7 237.2 67.8 1963............................... 618.7 613.1 5.6 293.2 287.6 5.6 111.5 2.6 176.1 3.0 252.8 72.7 1964............................... 664.4 659.6 4.8 313.6 308.8 4.8 121.2 3.8 187.6 1.0 272.3 78.4 1965............................... 720.1 710.9 9.2 343.3 334.1 9.2 134.2 6.2 199.9 3.0 292.1 84.7 1966............................... 789.3 775.7 13.6 381.7 368.0 13.6 150.2 10.0 217.8 3.6 319.6 88.0 1967............................... 834.1 824.2 9.9 395.3 385.5 9.9 155.3 4.8 230.2 5.0 349.1 89.6 1968............................... 911.5 902.4 9.1 428.3 419.2 9.1 169.5 4.5 249.8 4.5 383.2 100.0 1969............................... 985.3 976.2 9.2 457.7 448.5 9.2 180.9 6.0 267.6 3.2 419.3 108.3 1970............................... 1,039.7 1,037.7 2.0 470.3 468.3 2.0 183.2 -.2 285.1 2.2 459.6 109.7 1971............................... 1,128.6 1,120.3 8.3 496.1 487.9 8.3 190.2 2.9 297.6 5.3 504.0 128.4 1972............................... 1,240.4 1,231.3 9.1 542.7 533.6 9.1 213.0 6.4 320.6 2.7 550.8 146.9 1973............................... 1,385.5 1,369.7 15.9 622.0 606.1 15.9 245.8 13.0 360.3 2.9 600.6 162.9 1974............................... 1,501.0 1,487.0 14.0 670.9 656.9 14.0 262.1 10.9 394.9 3.1 664.4 165.6 1975............................... 1,635.2 1,641.4 -6.3 724.8 731.1 -6.3 294.7 -7.5 436.4 1.2 743.6 166.7 1976............................... 1,823.9 1,806.8 17.1 811.4 794.3 17.1 329.6 10.8 464.7 6.3 821.3 191.2 1977............................... 2,031.4 2,009.1 22.3 890.7 868.4 22.3 374.6 9.5 493.8 12.8 913.9 226.8 1978............................... 2,295.9 2,270.1 25.8 1,004.5 978.7 25.8 426.2 18.2 552.5 7.6 1,019.6 271.8 1979............................... 2,566.4 2,548.4 18.0 1,128.7 1,110.7 18.0 487.3 12.8 623.4 5.2 1,127.1 310.6 1980............................... 2,795.6 2,801.9 -6.3 1,207.6 1,213.9 -6.3 518.0 -2.3 695.9 -4.0 1,268.9 319.1 1981............................... 3,131.3 3,101.5 29.8 1,362.8 1,333.0 29.8 564.5 7.3 768.5 22.5 1,418.6 350.0 1982............................... 3,259.2 3,274.1 -14.9 1,354.6 1,369.6 -14.9 566.1 -16.0 803.4 1.1 1,562.6 342.0 1983............................... 3,534.9 3,540.7 -5.8 1,452.1 1,457.8 -5.8 611.8 2.5 846.1 -8.2 1,716.1 366.8 1984............................... 3,932.7 3,867.3 65.4 1,637.0 1,571.6 65.4 686.6 41.4 885.0 24.0 1,872.2 423.6 1985............................... 4,213.0 4,191.2 21.8 1,702.7 1,680.9 21.8 750.0 4.4 930.9 17.4 2,054.0 456.3 1986............................... 4,452.9 4,446.3 6.6 1,758.2 1,751.7 6.6 781.5 -1.9 970.2 8.4 2,217.2 477.4 1987............................... 4,742.5 4,715.3 27.1 1,853.5 1,826.4 27.1 809.9 22.9 1,016.5 4.2 2,399.6 489.3 1988............................... 5,108.3 5,089.8 18.5 2,000.0 1,981.5 18.5 886.4 22.7 1,095.1 -4.3 2,599.5 508.8 1989............................... 5,489.1 5,461.4 27.7 2,175.3 2,147.6 27.7 963.8 20.0 1,183.8 7.7 2,792.8 521.0 1990............................... 5,803.2 5,788.7 14.5 2,266.4 2,251.9 14.5 994.3 7.7 1,257.6 6.8 3,010.8 526.0 1991............................... 5,986.2 5,986.4 -.2 2,296.1 2,296.3 -.2 988.3 -13.6 1,308.0 13.4 3,203.9 486.2 1992............................... 6,318.9 6,303.9 15.0 2,391.4 2,376.4 15.0 1,029.4 -3.0 1,346.9 18.0 3,416.0 511.5 1993............................... 6,642.3 6,621.2 21.1 2,503.2 2,482.1 21.1 1,090.7 17.1 1,391.4 4.0 3,593.5 545.6 1994............................... 7,054.3 6,991.8 62.6 2,680.2 2,617.6 62.6 1,161.6 35.7 1,456.0 26.8 3,782.6 591.6 1995............................... 7,400.5 7,367.5 33.0 2,798.1 2,765.1 33.0 1,239.8 33.6 1,525.3 -.5 3,985.1 617.3 1996............................... 7,813.2 7,783.2 30.0 2,951.3 2,921.3 30.0 1,331.9 19.1 1,589.4 10.9 4,191.0 670.9 1997............................... 8,318.4 8,255.5 62.9 3,145.4 3,082.5 62.9 1,436.2 33.1 1,646.3 29.8 4,442.0 730.9 1998............................... 8,781.5 8,708.4 73.1 3,305.4 3,232.3 73.1 1,524.4 44.6 1,707.9 28.5 4,678.6 797.5 1999............................... 9,268.6 9,210.0 58.6 3,477.2 3,418.6 58.6 1,618.8 35.3 1,799.8 23.3 4,939.1 852.3 2000............................... 9,872.9 9,823.6 49.4 3,694.2 3,644.8 49.4 1,735.2 34.7 1,909.6 14.7 5,268.4 910.3 1997: I............................ 8,124.2 8,075.4 48.8 3,070.3 3,021.5 48.8 1,388.4 26.0 1,633.1 22.8 4,343.4 710.5 II........................... 8,279.8 8,192.1 87.7 3,140.6 3,052.9 87.7 1,418.3 58.3 1,634.6 29.4 4,418.7 720.5 III.......................... 8,390.9 8,341.1 49.9 3,176.8 3,126.9 49.9 1,472.3 19.8 1,654.7 30.1 4,473.9 740.2 IV........................... 8,478.6 8,413.5 65.1 3,194.0 3,128.8 65.1 1,465.8 28.2 1,663.0 36.9 4,532.2 752.4 1998: I............................ 8,627.8 8,521.1 106.7 3,282.8 3,176.1 106.7 1,495.1 66.2 1,680.9 40.5 4,579.9 765.1 II........................... 8,697.3 8,656.4 40.9 3,248.7 3,207.8 40.9 1,513.8 22.0 1,694.0 19.0 4,659.0 789.5 III.......................... 8,816.5 8,747.0 69.5 3,297.1 3,227.5 69.5 1,516.2 40.8 1,711.4 28.7 4,710.5 808.9 IV .......................... 8,984.5 8,909.1 75.4 3,393.2 3,317.8 75.4 1,572.4 49.6 1,745.4 25.8 4,764.8 826.5 1999: I............................ 9,093.1 9,012.9 80.2 3,413.8 3,333.5 80.2 1,569.4 46.0 1,764.1 34.3 4,833.3 846.1 II........................... 9,161.4 9,131.3 30.0 3,420.4 3,390.4 30.0 1,602.9 12.0 1,787.5 18.0 4,892.6 848.4 III.......................... 9,297.4 9,258.4 39.1 3,476.5 3,437.4 39.1 1,636.6 29.5 1,800.8 9.6 4,972.9 848.1 IV........................... 9,522.5 9,437.6 84.9 3,598.1 3,513.1 84.9 1,666.4 53.5 1,846.8 31.4 5,057.6 866.9 2000: I............................ 9,668.7 9,637.8 30.9 3,626.4 3,595.5 30.9 1,711.1 23.2 1,884.4 7.7 5,141.6 900.8 II........................... 9,857.6 9,782.2 75.4 3,711.4 3,636.0 75.4 1,735.2 51.0 1,900.8 24.4 5,243.1 903.1 III ......................... 9,937.5 9,884.9 52.5 3,729.7 3,677.2 52.5 1,753.8 33.0 1,923.5 19.5 5,296.1 911.6 IV........................... 10,027.9 9,989.2 38.7 3,709.3 3,670.6 38.7 1,740.7 31.5 1,929.9 7.2 5,393.0 925.6 2001: I............................ 10,141.7 10,167.2 -25.5 3,693.4 3,718.8 -25.5 1,755.8 -31.0 1,963.1 5.5 5,482.8 965.6 II........................... 10,202.6 10,239.1 -36.6 3,678.4 3,715.0 -36.6 1,737.2 -42.3 1,977.8 5.8 5,545.7 978.4 III ......................... 10,224.9 10,282.7 -57.8 3,632.5 3,690.3 -57.8 1,704.9 -55.3 1,985.4 -2.5 5,626.5 965.9 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- \1\ Estimates for durable and nondurable goods for 1997 and earlier periods are based on the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC); later estimates are based on the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS). Source: Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis.