Gross Domestic Product of Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Mining, and Timber-Related Industries in Current and Real (1996) Dollars, by Industry statistics

[In millions of dollars (4,742,462 represents $4,742,462,000,000).. Data are based on the 1987 SIC. Data include nonfactor charges (capital consumption allowances, indirect business taxes, etc.) as well as factor charges against gross product; corporate profits and capital consumption allowances have been shifted from a company to an establishment basis]


				CURRENT DOLLARS					CURRENT DOLLARS			CURRENT DOLLARS		CHAINED (1996) DOLLARS			CHAINED(1996) DOLLARS					CHAINED(1996) DOLLARS

Industry	1987 SIC BASIS			1987 SIC BASIS					1987 SIC BASIS					1987 SIC BASIS			1987 SIC BASIS					1987 SIC BASIS



	1987	1988	1989	1990	1991	1992	1993	1994	1995	1996	1997	1998	1999	1987	1988	1989	1990	1991	1992	1993	1994	1995	1996	1997	1998	1999

All industries, total..................................	4,742,462	5,108,325	5,489,061	5,803,246	5,986,208	6,318,934	6,642,328	7,054,315	7,400,534	7,813,170	8,318,376	8,790,186	9,299,158	6,113,259	6,368,359	6,591,815	6,707,919	6,676,432	6,880,043	7,062,637	7,347,739	7,543,772	7,813,170	8,159,462	8,515,650	8,875,757

Industries covered................................................	250,916	264,981	278,354	297,330	274,613	277,175	279,373	298,627	306,749	339,293	343,934	329,290	338,360	310,731	318,900	313,478	321,898	317,346	321,072	321,225	344,078	329,904	339,293	358,428	365,008	369,557
Percent of all industries.....................	5.29	5.19	5.07	5.12	4.59	4.39	4.21	4.23	4.14	4.34	4.13	3.75	3.64	5.08	5.01	4.76	4.80	4.75	4.67	4.55	4.68	4.37	4.34	4.39	4.29	4.16

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing..................................	88,900	89,076	102,030	108,253	102,926	111,654	108,345	118,493	109,843	130,444	130,007	127,233	125,441	110,309	101,216	111,370	118,505	121,305	130,686	122,559	135,762	123,138	130,444	143,655	143,980	150,861
Farms..................................................................................	65,075	63,801	76,230	79,575	73,200	80,469	73,567	83,567	73,187	92,192	88,262	80,761	74,211	78,781	70,248	79,469	84,155	85,608	95,656	85,778	100,254	85,452	92,192	103,592	100,249	106,258
Agricultural services..........................................................	23,825	25,275	25,799	28,678	29,726	31,184	34,778	34,926	36,657	38,252	41,745	46,472	51,230	31,763	31,439	32,073	34,600	35,998	35,380	36,830	36,185	37,597	38,252	40,289	43,186	44,435
Mining.....................................................................................	92,167	99,182	97,064	111,875	96,700	87,633	88,380	90,224	95,651	113,037	118,919	105,624	111,797	98,537	114,534	102,844	105,839	101,121	95,693	101,084	108,109	112,972	113,037	116,967	126,156	121,875
Metal mining...................................................................	3,701	5,049	5,200	5,173	5,622	5,615	4,857	5,552	6,539	5,843	5,612	5,066	5,450	3,265	3,741	3,798	4,384	5,597	5,949	5,861	5,660	5,532	5,843	6,263	7,325	8,637
Coal mining.....................................................................	13,006	12,603	11,983	11,797	11,444	12,011	10,521	11,286	10,733	11,179	10,610	11,313	11,260	6,762	7,214	7,269	7,542	7,632	8,422	8,430	9,643	10,082	11,179	11,182	12,491	13,090
Oil and gas extraction.......................................................	67,376	73,565	72,056	87,070	72,161	62,291	65,721	64,478	69,260	86,106	91,867	77,427	82,829	81,457	98,475	85,345	87,472	81,357	73,483	79,589	83,777	88,633	86,106	89,109	94,926	89,068
Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels..................................	8,084	7,964	7,825	7,836	7,472	7,717	7,281	8,908	9,119	9,909	10,829	11,818	12,258	9,007	8,602	8,245	8,103	7,656	7,919	7,692	9,121	9,090	9,909	10,409	11,464	11,420
Timber-related manufacturing	69,849	76,723	79,260	77,202	74,987	77,888	82,648	89,910	101,255	95,812	95,008	96,433	101,122	101,885	103,150	99,264	97,554	94,920	94,693	97,582	100,207	93,794	95,812	97,806	94,872	96,821
Lumber and wood products..................................	32,096	32,973	33,762	32,175	30,338	32,284	35,714	39,806	42,316	39,922	41,176	41,379	44,147	50,540	49,692	47,371	45,091	41,258	39,530	36,909	38,864	41,588	39,922	39,532	39,534	40,782
Paper and allied products........................................................	37,753	43,750	45,498	45,027	44,649	45,604	46,934	50,104	58,939	55,890	53,832	55,054	56,975	51,345	53,458	51,893	52,463	53,662	55,163	60,673	61,343	52,206	55,890	58,274	55,338	56,039

X Not applicable.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, National Income and Product Accounts, 1929-97, forthcoming; and Survey of Current Business, December 2000.

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The estimates of GDP are prepared each quarter in the following sequence: Advance estimates are released near the end of the first month after the end of the quarter; as more detailed and comprehensive data become available, preliminary and final estimates are released near the end of the second and third months, respectively. Monthly estimates of personal income and outlays are released near the end of the month following the reference month; estimates for the 2 to 4 most recent months are revised at that time. Ordinarily, annual NIPA revisions are carried out each summer and cover the months and quarters of the most recent calendar year and the preceding 2 years. (For example, the July 1994 revision covered 1991, 1992, and 1993.) These revisions are timed to incorporate newly available major annual source data. Comprehensive (benchmark) revisions are carried out at about 5-year intervals, a comprehensive revision was released in January 1996. Current quarterly NIPA estimates appear in a set of 54 "selected" tables each month in the SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS. The full set of NIPA tables (138 tables) usually is published at the time of annual revisions and comprehensive revisions. Annual estimates of the fixed capital stock are reported shortly thereafter.

DESCRIPTION: Gross product, or gross product originating (GPO), by industry is the contribution of each industry--including government--to GDP. An industry's GPO is conceptually equal to its gross output (sales or receipts and other operating income, plus inventory change) minus its intermediate inputs (consumption of goods and services purchased from other industries or imported). GPO also is defined as the sum of distributions by industry of the components of gross domestic income. Current-dollar GPO is estimated using the second definition.

Chained (1996) dollar series are calculated as the product of the chain-type quantity index and the 1996 current-dollar series, divided by 100. Because the formula for the chain-type quantity indexes uses weights of more than one period, the corresponding chained-dollar estimates are usually not additive. The "Not allocated by industry" line is the difference between GDP and the statistical discrepancy and the sum of the detailed GPO industries. For current periods, this amount is small. However, it tends to become larger as one moves further from the base period.

Except for fifteen industries, real GPO is estimated by the double-deflation method: Industry real gross output minus industry real intermediate input. Real GPO for the other fifteen industries is estimated either by directly deflating current-dollar GPO with an index of output prices or labor earnings or by extrapolating base-year (1992) GPO with an industry extrapolator series such as the number of employees or the number of hours worked. These industries are water transportation, transportation services, banking ("depository institutions" in the 1987 SIC), credit agencies other than banks ("nondepository institutions" in the 1987 SIC), real estate except nonfarm housing services, holding and other investment offices, business services, social services, membership organizations, miscellaneous professional services ("other services" in the 1987 SIC), government enterprises, Federal and State and local, general government, Federal and State and local, and private households.

For 1959-86, all estimates are shown based on the 1972 Standard Industrial Classification (SIC). For 1987, estimates are shown first based on the 1972 SIC and then based on the 1987 SIC. Estimates for 1988-99 are based on the 1987 SIC. Indexes utilitzed are chain-type quantity indexes.

GPO estimation methodology is found in "Gross Product by Industry, 1959-94," "Survey" (August, 1996).

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