GDP Categories - United States
Summary
GDP Categories - United States
Explanation
This graphic is extracted from BEA reporting available here: BEA - National Income and Product Accounts Table 1.1.5 Gross Domestic Product
These are seasonally adjusted, annualized results. This means taking a snapshot of the quarterly activity and projecting it for the full year.
The C, I, X-M, and G were added by the Wikipedia editor. Various time periods can be selected from the source report.
A negative X-M means there is a trade deficit, where imports exceed exports.
More detail on how the U.S. defines its GDP components (national product accounts) can be found here: BEA-GDP Concept Primers
Date
12/06/2010
Source
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
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