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!GDP<br />$Billions<br><ref name="BEAGDP">United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis. [http://www.bea.gov/national/index.htm#gdp "National Economic Accounts:  Gross Domestic Product:  Current-dollar and 'real' GDP".] BEA.gov. Retrieved July 31, 2014.</ref>
 
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The Gross domestic product of the United States is the amount of goods and services produced in a year by the United States.

Recent additions to U.S. federal debt[1]
Fiscal year (begins
Oct. 1 of year
prior to stated year)
GDP
$Billions
[2]
U.S.
Popul-
ation
millions
[3]
GDP per
family
of four
$dollars
New debt (over
and above all
U.S. government
spending during
fiscal year) per
family of four
$dollars
GDP
deflator
2009
GDP
$billions
2009
dollars
1977 $2,050 221 $36,500 ~$1,150 0.347 $5,850
1978 2,300 223 41,000 ~1,280 0.370 6,150
1979 2,550 226 45,500 ~960 0.400 6,400
1980 2,800 228 49,000 ~1,410 0.435 6,450
1981 $3,150 231 $54,500 ~$1,550 0.478 $6,550
1982 3,300 233 57,000 ~2,450 0.510 6,500
1983 3,550 235 60,500 4,000 0.533 6,650
1984 3,950 237 66,500 ~3,250 0.552 7,150
1985 4,250 239 71,500 ~4,200 0.570 7,500
1986 4,550 241 75,000 ~5,000 0.583 7,800
1987 4,800 243 78,500 3,700 0.596 8,000
1988 5,150 246 84,000 ~4,150 0.615 8,400
1989 $5,550 248 $90,000 ~$4,200 0.640 $8,700
1990 5,900 251 94,000 ~5,700 0.663 8,900
1991 6,100 254 96,000 ~6,500 0.686 8,900
1992 6,450 258 100,000 ~6,250 0.703 9,150
Fiscal year (begins
Oct. 1 of year
prior to stated year)
GDP
$Billions
[2]
U.S.
Popul-
ation
millions
[3]
GDP per
family
of four
$dollars
New debt (over
and above all
U.S. government
spending during
fiscal year) per
family of four
$dollars
GDP
Deflator
2009
GDP
$billions
2009
dollars
1993 $ 6,800 261 $104,000 ~$5,350 0.720 $9,450
1994 7,200 264 109,000 ~4,300 0.736 9,800
1995 7,600 267 113,500 ~ 4,150 0.751 10,100
1996 8,000 271 118,000 ~ 3,800 0.765 10,450
1997 8,500 274 124,000 2,750 0.779 10,900
1998 8,950 277 129,500 ~ 1,600 0.788 11,350
1999 9,500 280 136,000 ~ 1,850 0.798 11,900
2000 10,150 283 143,500 250 0.815 12,450
2001 $10,550 286 $147,500 $ 1,860 0.834 $12,650
2002 10,900 289 150,500 5,830 0.848 12,850
2003 11,350 292 155,500 7,820 0.864 13,100
2004 12,100 294 164,500 8,100 0.885 13,650
2005 12,900 297 173,500 7,260 0.913 14,100
2006 13,700 300 182,500 7,670 0.943 14,500
2007 14,300 303 189,000 6,600 0.968 14,800
2008 14,750 306 193,000 13,300 0.988 14,950
2009 $14,400 308 $187,000 $24,500 1.000 $14,400
2010 14,800 310 190,500 21,300 1.009 14,650
2011 15,400 313 196,500 15,700 1.028 14,950
2012 16,050 315 203,500 16,200 1.046 15,300
2013 16,500 317 208,000 8,480 1.065 15,500
2014 17,200 320 215,000 13,500 1.081 15,900
2015 ~17,800 322 ~221,500 ~4,200 ~1.095 ~16,250


The symbol "~" means "about" or "approximately".

  1. ↑ The Executive Office of the President of the United States, Office of Management and Budget (February 14, 2010). "Historical Tables: Table 7-1; 10-1", The White House. Retrieved February 15, 2010.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis. "National Economic Accounts: Gross Domestic Product: Current-dollar and 'real' GDP". BEA.gov. Retrieved July 31, 2014.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Total population: All ages including Armed Forces overseas" (2014-). Economic Research: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Retrieved on December 4, 2014 and later.