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Revision as of 03:19, September 28, 2015

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 United States Gross Domestic Product
Fiscal year (begins
Oct. 1 of year
prior to stated year)
GDP
$Billions
[1]
blank U.S.
Popul-
ation
millions
[2]
GDP per
family
of four
$dollars
New debt (over
and above all
federal taxes
paid during
fiscal year) per
family of four
$dollars
blank GDP
deflator
2009
GDP
$billions
2009
dollars
GDP per
family
of four
2009
$dollars
% increase
in GDP
per family
of four
in 2009
dollars
1977 $2,050 221 $36,500 ~$1,150 0.347 $5,850 $106,000
1978 2,300 223 41,000 ~1,280 0.370 6,150 110,000 4.1%
1979 2,550 226 45,500 ~960 0.400 6,400 114,000 3.3%
1980 2,800 228 49,000 ~1,410 0.435 6,450 112,500 -1.1%
1981 $3,150 231 $54,500 ~$1,550 0.478 $6,550 $114,000 1.2%
1982 3,300 233 57,000 ~2,450 0.510 6,500 111,500 -2.1%
1983 3,550 235 60,500 4,000 0.533 6,650 113,000 1.4%
1984 3,950 237 66,500 ~3,250 0.552 7,150 121,000 6.9%
1985 4,250 239 71,500 ~4,200 0.570 7,500 125,500 3.6%
1986 4,550 241 75,000 ~5,000 0.583 7,800 129,000 2.9%
1987 4,800 243 78,500 3,700 0.596 8,000 132,000 2.2%
1988 5,150 246 84,000 ~4,150 0.615 8,400 136,500 3.5%
1989 $5,550 248 $90,000 ~$4,200 0.640 $8,700 $140,500 2.9%
1990 5,900 251 94,000 ~5,700 0.663 8,900 142,000 1.2%
1991 6,100 254 96,000 ~6,500 0.686 8,900 140,000 -1.6%
1992 6,450 258 100,000 ~6,250 0.703 9,150 142,000 1.4%
Fiscal year (begins
Oct. 1 of year
prior to stated year)
GDP
$Billions
[1]
blank U.S.
Popul-
ation
millions
[2]
GDP per
family
of four
$dollars
New debt (over
and above all
federal taxes
paid during
fiscal year) per
family of four
$dollars
blank GDP
deflator
2009
GDP
$billions
2009
dollars
GDP per
family
of four
2009
$dollars
% increase
in GDP
per family
of four
in 2009
dollars
1993 $ 6,800 261 $104,000 ~$5,350 0.720 $ 9,450 $144,500 1.8%
1994 7,200 264 109,000 ~4,300 0.736 9,800 148,000 2.4%
1995 7,600 267 113,500 ~ 4,150 0.751 10,100 151,000 2.0%
1996 8,000 271 118,000 ~ 3,800 0.765 10,450 154,000 2.1%
1997 8,500 274 124,000 2,750 0.779 10,900 159,000 3.2%
1998 8,950 277 129,500 ~ 1,600 0.788 11,350 164,000 3.1%
1999 9,500 280 136,000 ~ 1,850 0.798 11,900 170,000 3.7%
2000 10,150 283 143,500 250 0.815 12,450 176,000 3.4%
2001 $10,550 286 $147,500 $ 1,860 0.834 $12,650 $177,000 0.6%
2002 10,900 289 150,500 5,830 0.848 12,850 177,500 0.4%
2003 11,350 292 155,500 7,820 0.864 13,100 180,000 1.3%
2004 12,100 294 164,500 8,100 0.885 13,650 185,500 3.2%
2005 12,900 297 173,500 7,260 0.913 14,100 190,000 2.4%
2006 13,700 300 182,500 7,670 0.943 14,500 193,500 1.8%
2007 14,300 303 189,000 6,600 0.968 14,800 195,500 0.9%
2008 14,750 306 193,000 13,300 0.988 14,950 195,500 0.0%
2009 $14,400 308 $187,000 $24,500 1.000 $14,400 $187,000 -4.2%
2010 14,800 310 190,500 21,300 1.009 14,650 189,000 1.0%
2011 15,400 313 196,500 15,700 1.028 14,950 191,000 1.2%
2012 16,050 315 203,500 16,200 1.046 15,300 194,500 1.7%
2013 16,500 317 208,000 8,480 1.065 15,500 195,500 0.4%
2014 17,200 320 215,000 13,500 1.081 15,900 199,000 1.8%
2015 ~17,800 322 ~221,500 ~4,200 ~1.095 ~16,250 ~202,000 ~1.6%


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

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 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.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Total population: All ages including Armed Forces overseas" (2014-). Economic Research: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Retrieved on December 4, 2014 and later.