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Money for Nothing--Postwar Economic Affluence

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Published: 2017-09-04
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Title Series ID Vintage
Date 		Units Freq Seas
Adj 		Updated
Number of New Private Nonfarm Housing Units Started for United States M0261BUSM610NNBR Current Thous. Of Units Started M NSA 2012-08-16
Public New Construction Activity, Highways for United States M02197USM398NNBR Current Mil. Of Current $ M NSA 2012-08-16
Public Construction for United States A02193USA398NNBR Current Mil. Of Current $ A NSA 2012-08-16
Private Commercial, Industrial, and Public Utility Construction for United States M0266BUSM398NNBR Current Mil. Of Current $ M NSA 2012-08-16
Sales by Retail Stores for United States M0689BUSM144NNBR Current Mil. of $ M NSA 2012-08-17
Government current expenditures: Education: Elementary and secondary G160301A027NBEA Current Bil. of $ A NSA 2023-11-20
Mean Family Income in the United States MAFAINUSA646N Current Current $ A NSA 2024-09-10
Personal consumption expenditures: Durable goods: Motor vehicles and parts DMOTRC1A027NBEA Current Bil. of $ A NSA 2024-09-26
Full-time and part-time employees: State and local general government: Education B4284C0A173NBEA Current Thous. A NSA 2024-10-02
Gross Domestic Product GDP Current Bil. of $ Q SAAR 2024-10-30

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Abbreviations

Frequency (Freq)

A = Annual, SA = Semiannual, Q = Quarterly, M = Monthly, BW = Biweekly, W = Weekly, D = Daily, NA = Not Applicable

Seasonal Adjustment (Seas Adj)

SA = Seasonally Adjusted, NSA = Not Seasonally Adjusted, SAAR = Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate, SSA = Smoothed Seasonally Adjusted, NA = Not Applicable

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