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1 Table A1: Personal Consumption on Goods and Services in the United States. Year Personal Population Personal Index Consumption (thousands) Consumption 1971=1.00 (billions of per capita 1992 $) (1992 $) , ,830 7, , ,671 7, , ,691 7, , ,538 8, , ,242 8, , ,889 8, , ,303 9, , ,560 9, , ,712 9, , ,706 10, , ,677 10, , ,052 10, , ,661 10, , ,896 11, , ,909 11, , ,854 11, , ,973 11, , ,035 12, , ,239 12, , ,585 13, , ,055 13, , ,726 13, , ,966 13, , ,188 13, , ,307 13, , ,348 14, , ,466 14, , ,651 15, , ,804 15, , ,021 16, , ,342 16, , ,949 16, , ,636 16, , ,382 16, , ,089 16, , ,602 17, , ,039 17, , ,453 17, , ,901 18, Sources: Data for are from Economic Report of the President 1998, Statistical Tables B-17, B34 ( Data for are from Economic Report of the President 1997, Statistical Tables B-15. (
2 Table A2: Government Spending, all levels: (all aggregates in millions) Year Real Population Real Current Index Current (thousands) Expenditure 1971=1.00 Expenditure Per Capita (1992 $) (1992 $) ,671 2, ,691 2, ,538 2, ,242 3, ,889 3, ,303 3, ,560 3, ,712 3, ,706 3, ,677 3, ,052 3, ,661 3, ,896 3, ,909 3, ,854 3, ,973 3, ,035 3, ,239 3, ,585 3, ,055 3, ,726 3, ,966 3, ,188 3, ,307 3, ,348 3, ,466 3, ,651 3, ,804 4, ,021 4, , ,342 4, , ,949 4, , ,636 4, , ,382 4, , ,089 4, , ,602 4, , ,039 4, , ,453 3, , ,901 3, Sources: Data for are from Economic Report of the President 1998, Statistical Tables B-21, B34 ( Data for are from Economic Report of the President 1997, Statistical Tables B-19. (
3 Table A3: Costs of Various Regrettables Year Population Cost of Cost of Cost of Cost of Cost of House Cost of House Cost of Cost of Auto Total Total Commuting Commuting Crime Crime Pollution Pollution Auto Accidents Regrettable Regrettable Index Per Capita Per Capita Abatement Abatement Per Accidents Per Capita Cost Per Cap. Cost Per Cap. 1971=1.00 (bil 1982 $) (1982 $) (bil 1982 $) (1982 $) (bil 1982 $) Capita (1982 $) (bil 1982 $) (1982 $) (1982 $) (1992 $) , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,039 1, ,453 1, ,901 1, Source: "The Genuine Progress Indicator" by C.Cobb, T.Halstead, J.Rowe; Redefining Progress,1995. Note: Chaintype price index for DGP, Personal Consumption Expenditures 1992=100, 1982=67.4; Source: Economic Report of the President 1997, Statistical Tables B-3; Note: Total regrettable cost per capita data for were extrapolated on the the basis of data, as a linear trend.
4 Table A4: Life Expectancy at Birth in the United States Year Life Expectancy Index Male Female Both Sexes 1971= Source: National Center for Health Statistics; Monthly Vital Statistic Report Vol.45 No.11(s)2 June 12, 1997 ( Note: For 1997 Index of Life expectancy is assumed to be the same as in 1996.
5 Table A5: Net Year-End Capital Stock in the United States Year Population non-res. non-res. Housing Housing Government Government Durable Durable Total Per Total Per thousands Capital Capital Capital Per Capita Owned Owned Goods Goods Capita Net Capita Net Stock Stock Stock Capital fixed fixed Owned by Owned by Capital Capital Per Capita (Bill. 1992$) Stock Capital Capital Consumers Consumers Stock Stock (Bill $) (1992 $) (1992$) (Bill. 1992$) per capita (Bill. 1992$) per capita (1992 $) Index (1992$) (1992$) 1971= ,671 2, , , , , , ,314 40, ,691 2, , , , , , ,313 40, ,538 2, , , , , , ,365 41, ,242 2, , , , , , ,446 42, ,889 2, , , , , , ,554 43, ,303 2, , , , , , ,714 44, ,560 2, , , , , , ,897 46, ,712 3, , , , , , ,051 47, ,706 3, , , , , , ,253 48, ,677 3, , , , , , ,429 50, ,052 3, , , , , , ,531 51, ,661 3, , , , , , ,678 52, ,896 3, , , , , , ,887 53, ,909 3, , , , , , ,147 55, ,854 4, , , , , , ,287 56, ,973 4, , , , , , ,397 56, ,035 4, , , , , , , ,591 57, ,239 4, , , , , , , ,823 59, ,585 4, , , , , , , ,057 60, ,055 4, , , , , , , ,229 61, ,726 5, , , , , , , ,261 62, ,966 5, , , , , , , ,305 63, ,188 5, , , , , , , ,329 64, ,307 5, , , , , , , ,487 64, ,348 5, , , , , , , ,768 66, ,466 5, , , , , , , ,101 67, ,651 6, , , , , , , ,487 69, ,804 6, , , , , , , ,821 70, ,021 6, , , , , , , ,170 71, ,342 6, , , , , , , ,480 73, ,949 6, , , , , , , ,678 74, ,636 6, , , , , , , ,719 74, ,382 6, , , , , , , ,825 75, ,089 6, , , , , , , ,008 75, ,602 7, , , , , , , ,257 76, ,039 7, , , , , , , ,519 78, , , Sources: Economic Report of the President 1998, Statistical Table B34 - Population ( Survey of Current Business, May 1997, P.92 -Capital Stock. Note: Data on Total per Capita Net Capital Stock for were extrapolated on the basis of years data as a linear trend.
6 Table A6: Expenditures and Stocks of R&D Investment Year Net stock of Net stock of Population Net stock of Index R&D fixed R&D fixed thousands R&D fixed 1971=1.00 intangible capital (mil.1987$) intangible capital (mil.1992$) intangible capital per capita (1992$) , , ,671 1, , , ,691 2, , , ,538 2, , , ,242 2, , , ,889 2, , , ,303 2, , , ,560 2, , , ,712 2, , , ,706 3, , , ,677 3, , , ,052 3, , , ,661 3, , , ,896 3, , , ,909 3, , , ,854 3, , , ,973 3, , , ,035 3, , , ,239 3, , , ,585 3, , , ,055 3, , , ,726 3, , , ,966 3, , , ,188 3, , , ,307 3, , , ,348 3, , , ,466 3, , , ,651 4, ,166 1,041, ,804 4, ,578 1,085, ,021 4, ,794 1,128, ,342 4, ,584 1,170, ,949 4, ,013,185 1,212, ,636 4, ,049,195 1,255, ,382 4, ,084,555 1,298, ,089 5, ,120,117 1,340, ,602 5, ,155,680 1,383, ,039 5, ,191,242 1,425, ,453 5, ,226,805 1,468, ,901 5, Source: Survey of Current Business, November 1994, P.61. Note: Data for R&D fixed intangible capital in 1992$ were calculated using the Implicit Price Deflator for R&D Expenditures for the period on the base of 1987$ data. Note: Data for were extrapolated on the basis of period data as a linear trend.
7 Table A7: Value of Natural Resources. Year Population Value of Oil Value of Gas (Bill. Of (Bill. Of current $) current $) Current Current Rent Rent Method 1 Method 1 (Rate of (Rate of Return) (B) Return) (A) Value of Coal (Bill. Of current $) Current Rent Method 1 (Rate of Return) (C) Value of All Metals (Bill. Of current $) Current Rent Method 1 (Rate of Return) (D) Value of Other Minerals (Bill. Of current $) Current Rent Method 1 (Rate of Return) (E) SUM A+B+C+ D+E Value of All Subsoil Assets (Bill. Of current $) Value of All Subsoil Assets (Bill. Of 1987 $) Value of All Subsoil Assets (Bill. Of 1992 $) Value of All Subsoil Assets per capita (1992 $) , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , * , , * , , * , , * , , * , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,247 Source: Survey of Current Business, April Notes: 1.Metals include: iron ore, copper, lead, zinc, gold, silver and molybdenum. Other minerals include: phosphate rock, sulfur, boron, diatomite, gypsum and potash. 2. Value of metals for is negative. 3. GDP deflator for 1987 = if 1992= Data for were extrapolated on the basis of data as a linear trend. 5. Method 1, current rent method I, utilizes an estimate of a normal, or average, rate of return to investment to estimate the return to the associated capital invested in the mining industry and then derives the resource rent as a residual.
8 Table A8: Estimates of the costs of Human Capital by educational attainment level Year Pop 25 and over (thousands) Pop with less than High school % Pop with High school % Pop with Colleges % Pop with Pop with less than High school High school Pop with Colleges Human capital less than High school (in billions of 1992 $) Human Capital High school (in billions of 1992 $) Human Capital Colleges (in billions of 1992 $) Total Human capital (in billions of 1992 $) Pop (Thousands) Cost of Human Capital per Capita (in 1992 $) Index 1971= , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Source: Data on Population are from Economic Report of the President 1998, Statistical Table B Data on School Enrolment, School expenditures & Educational Attainment are Census data: "1996 Statistical Abstract of US", Note: 1.Cost of Human Capital were calculated on the basis of 1992 data for average expenditures per student which were calculated on school enrolment and school expenditures cost per one student was $ in school and $ in college Total cost of human capital were calculated for persons with Less than High School on the basis of 8 years, for persons with High School on the basis of 12 years, and for persons with College on the basis of 12 years in high school + 5 years in college. 2. All data in italic font were interpolated.
9 Table A9: Net International Investment Position of the United States Year Net Int'l GDP Real Net Int'l Population Per Capita Index Investment deflator Investment (thousands) Real Net Int'l 1982=1.00 Position 1992=100 Position Investment (millions $) (mil 1992 $) Position Market Value (1992 $) , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,239 1, , , ,585 2, , , ,055 2, , , ,726 2, , , ,966 2, , , ,188 1, , , ,307 1, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,636-1, , , ,382-1, , , , , , , , , ,039-1, , , ,453-2, p -1,322, ,175, ,901-4, Sources: Net Debt is Net International Investment Position Survey of Current Business, July 1998, Table Survey of Current Business, July 1996, Table 3,P Survey of Current Business, June 1992, Table 3, P Survey of Current Business, June 1988, Table 2,P Survey of Current Business, June 1986, Table 2,P.28. GDP Deflator - Economic Report of the President 1998, Statistical Table B-7 Population - Economic Report of the President 1998, Statistical Table B Note: For Net international Investment position of the United States are with direct investment position at current cost.
10 Table A10: Gini Coefficient for US, All Units Year Household Income Gini Coefficient Family Income Gini Coefficient Gini Ratios for Household Income 1971= Source : The Twentieth Century Record of Inequality and Poverty in the United States, Robert D.Plotnick, Eugene Smolensky, Eirik Evenhouse and Siabohan Reilly; Note : Data for 1997 assumed to be equal to 1996 data. The family income Gini coefficients and share of the top 5% and bottom 40% of families are from U.S. Census Bureau [1996c, Historical Income Tables F-2, F-4 [ The household income Gini coefficients are from the U.S. Census Bureau [1996b, table B-3] for from the U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Reports, Series P-60 No. 193, Money Income in the United States: 1995 (Washington DC: U.S. GPO), table B-3 for , and those computed by Smolensky and Danziger [1977] for
11 Table A11: USA, All Persons, Poverty Rate, Years Poverty Index Rate 1971= Source: USA poverty rate for are from Economic Report of the President 1986, Statistical Table B-29; USA poverty rate for are from Economic Report of the President 1991, Statistical Table B-30; USA poverty rate for are from Economic Report of the President 1998, Statistical Table B-33. ( Note: Poverty rate for 1997 assumed to be equal to 1996 data.
12 Table A12: Male-Female Earnings Ratios (women's earnings as % of men's) Year Full-year Index All earners Index full-time 1971= =1.01 workers Sources: All data for are from Economic Report of the President 1998, Statistical Table B-33 ( All data for are from Economic Report of the President 1991, Statistical Table B-30. All data for are from Economic Report of the President 1986, Statistical Table B-29.
13 Table A13: Weights used for Economic Security Index Year Women & Children at Risk of Widowhood as % of total Pop Normalized Weight of women at risk of widowhood Pop as % of Total Pop Normalized Weight of Pop at Risk of Elderly poverty % of Pop offected of risk for health Normalized Weight of Pop at risk for health WAP as % of total Pop Normalized Total % Weight of WAP at risk of unemploym ent Source: Married women with children under 18: Pop 45-64, WAP are from Economic Report of the President 1998, Statistical Tables B-35, B-34 ( Note: Married women with children under 18 includes both: women and children under 18.
14 7DEOH $ *UHHQKRXVH *DV (PLVVLRQV &RVW 8QLWHG 6WDWHV Year US GDP, World GDP, US share in World CO2 World US share of million of 1990 G-K Dollars) million of 1990 G-K Dollars) the world GDP, % Emission (millions of metric tones) Emission CO2 Cost, mill. of 1990$ ($20 per metric ton) World CO2 emission social cost (millions of 1990$) Population, thousands, *D1 Emission cost per capita, 1992$ A B C=A/B*100 D E=D*20 F=C*E/100 G H=F/G/ ,022,233 7,896, , ,273 65, , ,072,996 8,137, , ,636 66, , ,200,422 8,512, , ,000 68, , ,296,768 8,884, , ,364 69, , ,434,553 9,557, , ,727 70, , ,587,360 10,071, , ,091 72, , ,755,189 10,649, , ,455 74, , ,826,672 11,016, , ,818 74, , ,954,097 11,580, , ,182 75, , ,045,781 12,227, , ,545 75, , ,045,781 12,869, , ,909 72, , ,147,826 13,389, , ,273 73, , ,326,014 13,988, , ,636 75, , ,519,224 14,921, ,000 76, , ,499,023 15,226, , ,364 75, , ,468,461 15,428, , ,727 75, , ,567,010 16,110, , ,091 75, , ,845,558 16,783, , ,455 79, , ,043,948 17,531, , ,818 80, , ,161,014 18,118, , ,182 81, , ,161,014 18,500, , ,545 81, , ,273,418 18,871, , ,909 83, , ,191,575 19,074, , ,273 81, , ,354,742 19,660, , ,636 83, , ,644,817 20,619, , ,000 86, , ,797,624 21,429, , ,364 86, , ,935,409 22,263, , ,727 87, , ,093,396 23,138, , ,091 87, , ,286,606 24,275, , ,455 88, , ,419,212 25,047, , ,818 88, , ,464,795 25,555, , ,182 88, , ,399,010 25,711, , ,545 88, , ,510,378 26,078, , ,909 89, , ,681,315 26,078, , ,273 93, , ,903,015 26,078, , ,636 98, , , , , , , , , , , , , Sources: Data on Greenhouse Gas emission in the World for 1973 and 1995 are from International Energy Agency Data for the years between 1973 and 1995 were interpolated assuming a constant linear growth trend over the period This trend was extrapolated backwards and forwards outside. Data on GDP for the US and the World are from Monito World Economy, Angus Maddison, 1995, P.181, 211. Data for GDP share for the US assumed to be equal to data for Recalculation into 1992$ were made with GDP IPI 1990= =100, Source: Economic Report of the President Statistical Tables B-7 (
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