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November 2012
Bureau of Economic Analysis
Volume 92 Number 11
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Director's Message (PDF)
Taking Account (PDF)
Articles
GDP and the Economy: Advance Estimates for the Third Quarter of 2012  (PDF)
Real GDP growth picked up, rising 2.0 percent after rising 1.3 percent in the second quarter. Consumer spending on goods accelerated. Federal government spending turned up, reflecting an upturn in national defense spending.
Newly Available NIPA Tables (PDF)
Two new tables are available: (1) personal income and its disposition by households and nonprofits and (2) BEA income and outlays of nonprofits compared with IRS revenue and expense data.
Updated Summary of NIPA Methodologies (PDF)
The data and methods used to prepare current-dollar and real estimates of GDP as well as current-dollar estimates of gross domestic income, reflecting the 2012 annual NIPA revision.
BEA Briefing
Territorial Economic Accounts for American Samoa, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands
 (PDF)
Updated estimates of GDP and expanded accounts that include estimates of GDP by industry and compensation by industry and more detailed estimates of consumer spending for 2002–2010.
Research Spotlight
A Prototype BEA/BLS Industry-Level Production Account for the United States
 (PDF)
BEA and BLS have integrated GDP by industry statistics with productivity statistics, providing new details on industry sources of aggregate economic growth.
U.S. Multinational Companies: Operations of U.S. Parents and Their Foreign Affiliates in 2010 (PDF)
The value added of U.S. multinational companies increased 10.3 percent. The value added of U.S. parents increased 11.2 percent, and the value added of their foreign affiliates increased 8.4 percent. Worldwide employment of U.S. multinational companies increased 0.5 percent.
An Analysis of Revisions to BEA’s International Economic Accounts  (PDF)
A study of revisions to the first published estimates of the quarterly international transactions accounts for 1999–2011 shows that the accounts provide an accurate picture of economic activity between U.S. residents and foreigners.
Schedule of BEA News Releases in 2013 (PDF)
 

Upcoming in the Survey...

A Preview of the Upcoming 2013 Comprehensive NIPA Revision. Improved methods for measuring the output of commercial banks and other financial intermediaries.

Annual Industry Accounts. Revised statistics for 2009–2011.

Annual Revision of Local Area Personal Income. New statistics for 2011 and revised statistics for 2009–2010.

Charts, Tables, and More

National Data

In This Issue
  • Selected NIPA Tables  (PDF)
  • NIPA-Related Table  (PDF)
  • Historical Measures  (PDF)
  • Charts  (PDF)
Interactive Data
  • National Income and Product Accounts
  • Fixed Assets Tables
  • Underlying Detail

Industry Data

In This Issue
  • Industry Table  (PDF)
Interactive Data
  • GDP-by-Industry Accounts
  • Input-Output Accounts

International Data

In This Issue
  • Transactions Tables  (PDF)
  • Investment Tables  (PDF)
  • Charts  (PDF)
Interactive Data
  • International Transactions Accounts
  • Direct Investment and MNC Data

Regional Data

In This Issue
  • State and Regional Tables  (PDF)
  • Local Area Tables  (PDF)
  • Charts  (PDF)
Interactive Data
  • GDP by State
  • GDP by Metropolitan Area
  • State Quarterly Personal Income
  • State Annual Personal Income and Employment
  • Local Area Personal Income and Employment
  • GDP and Personal Income Mapping

More Information

In This Issue
  • Additional Information About the NIPA Estimates  (PDF)
  • Suggested Reading  (PDF)
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