Table B–14.—Gross value added of nonfinancial corporate business, 1959–2007[Billions of dollars; quarterly data at seasonally adjusted annual rates]Net value addedAddenda:Year orquarterGrossvalueaddedof nonfinancialcorporatebusiness1ConsumptionoffixedcapitalTotalCompensationofemployeesTotalNet operating surplusNetinterestandmiscellaneouspaymentsBusinesscurrenttransferpaymentsCorporate profits with inventoryvaluation and capitalconsumption adjustmentsTotalTaxesoncorporateincomeProfitsbeforetaxTaxesonproductionandimportslesssubsidiesInventoryvaluationadjustmentCapitalconsumptionadjustment1959 266.0 21.1 244.9 170.8 24.4 49.7 2.9 1.3 45.5 20.7 24.8 43.4 –0.3 2.31960 276.4 22.6 253.8 180.4 26.6 46.8 3.2 1.4 42.2 19.1 23.1 40.1 –.2 2.31961 283.7 23.2 260.5 184.5 27.6 48.4 3.7 1.5 43.2 19.4 23.8 39.9 .3 3.01962 309.8 23.9 285.9 199.3 29.9 56.8 4.3 1.7 50.8 20.6 30.2 44.6 .0 6.11963 329.9 25.2 304.7 210.1 31.7 62.9 4.7 1.7 56.5 22.8 33.8 49.7 .1 6.81964 356.1 26.4 329.7 225.7 33.9 70.2 5.2 2.0 63.0 23.9 39.2 55.9 –.5 7.71965 391.2 28.4 362.8 245.4 36.0 81.4 5.8 2.2 73.3 27.1 46.2 66.1 –1.2 8.41966 429.0 31.5 397.4 272.9 37.0 87.6 7.0 2.7 77.9 29.5 48.4 71.4 –2.1 8.51967 451.2 34.3 416.8 291.1 39.3 86.4 8.4 2.8 75.2 27.8 47.3 67.6 –1.6 9.11968 497.8 37.6 460.2 321.9 45.5 92.8 9.7 3.1 80.0 33.5 46.5 74.0 –3.7 9.71969 540.5 42.4 498.1 357.1 50.2 90.8 12.7 3.2 74.9 33.3 41.6 71.2 –5.9 9.61970 558.3 46.8 511.5 376.5 54.2 80.7 16.6 3.3 60.9 27.3 33.6 58.5 –6.6 8.91971 603.0 50.7 552.4 399.4 59.5 93.4 17.6 3.7 72.1 30.0 42.1 67.4 –4.6 9.31972 669.5 56.4 613.2 443.9 63.7 105.6 18.6 4.0 83.0 33.8 49.2 79.2 –6.6 10.51973 750.8 62.7 688.1 502.2 70.1 115.8 21.8 4.7 89.4 40.4 49.0 99.4 –19.6 9.51974 809.8 74.1 735.7 552.2 74.4 109.1 27.5 4.1 77.5 42.8 34.7 110.1 –38.2 5.61975 876.7 87.9 788.7 575.5 80.2 133.1 28.4 5.0 99.6 41.9 57.7 110.7 –10.5 –.51976 989.7 97.0 892.7 651.4 86.7 154.7 26.0 7.0 121.7 53.5 68.2 138.2 –14.1 –2.41977 1,119.4 110.5 1,008.8 735.3 94.6 178.9 28.5 9.0 141.4 60.6 80.9 159.4 –15.7 –2.21978 1,272.9 127.8 1,145.1 845.3 102.7 197.0 33.4 9.5 154.1 67.6 86.6 183.7 –23.7 –5.91979 1,415.9 147.3 1,268.6 959.9 108.8 200.0 41.8 9.5 148.8 70.6 78.1 197.0 –40.1 –8.11980 1,537.1 168.2 1,368.9 1,049.8 121.5 197.6 54.2 10.2 133.2 68.2 65.0 184.0 –42.1 –8.71981 1,746.0 191.5 1,554.5 1,161.5 146.7 246.4 67.2 11.4 167.7 66.0 101.7 185.0 –24.6 7.41982 1,806.2 211.2 1,594.9 1,203.9 152.9 238.1 77.4 8.8 151.9 48.8 103.1 139.9 –7.5 19.51983 1,933.0 217.6 1,715.4 1,266.9 168.0 280.5 77.0 10.5 192.9 61.7 131.2 163.3 –7.4 37.11984 2,167.5 230.7 1,936.8 1,406.1 185.0 345.7 86.0 11.7 248.0 75.9 172.0 197.6 –4.0 54.31985 2,302.0 247.4 2,054.6 1,504.2 196.6 353.8 91.5 16.1 246.3 71.1 175.2 173.4 .0 72.81986 2,387.5 255.3 2,132.2 1,583.1 204.6 344.5 95.1 27.3 222.1 76.2 145.9 149.7 7.1 65.31987 2,557.1 266.5 2,290.6 1,687.8 216.8 386.0 96.4 29.9 259.7 94.2 165.5 209.8 –16.2 66.21988 2,771.6 281.6 2,490.0 1,812.8 233.8 443.4 109.8 27.4 306.2 104.0 202.3 260.4 –22.2 68.01989 2,912.3 301.6 2,610.7 1,914.7 248.2 447.9 142.0 23.0 282.9 101.2 181.7 238.7 –16.3 60.61990 3,041.5 319.2 2,722.3 2,012.9 263.5 445.8 146.2 25.4 274.3 98.5 175.8 239.0 –12.9 48.21991 3,099.7 341.4 2,758.3 2,048.4 285.7 424.2 135.9 26.7 261.5 88.6 172.9 222.4 4.9 34.21992 3,236.0 353.6 2,882.3 2,154.1 302.5 425.7 111.3 25.2 289.2 94.4 194.8 258.2 –2.8 33.81993 3,397.8 363.4 3,034.4 2,244.8 318.8 470.8 102.0 29.6 339.2 108.0 231.2 303.3 –4.0 39.91994 3,669.5 391.5 3,278.0 2,381.5 349.6 546.9 101.0 30.0 415.9 132.9 283.1 380.1 –12.4 48.31995 3,879.5 415.0 3,464.5 2,509.8 356.9 597.8 115.2 30.2 452.5 141.0 311.4 419.3 –18.3 51.51996 4,109.5 436.5 3,673.0 2,630.8 369.1 673.1 111.9 38.0 523.2 153.1 370.1 458.5 3.1 61.61997 4,401.8 467.1 3,934.7 2,812.9 385.5 736.3 124.0 39.0 573.4 161.9 411.5 494.2 14.1 65.01998 4,655.0 493.3 4,161.7 3,045.6 398.7 717.4 143.8 35.2 538.3 158.6 379.7 449.4 20.2 68.71999 4,950.8 523.8 4,427.0 3,267.7 416.6 742.7 160.2 45.0 537.6 171.2 366.3 457.9 1.0 78.72000 5,272.2 567.8 4,704.3 3,544.4 443.4 716.5 191.7 48.4 476.4 170.2 306.2 423.9 –14.1 66.62001 5,293.5 646.8 4,646.7 3,595.9 439.1 611.8 204.0 50.6 357.2 111.7 245.5 310.6 11.3 35.22002 5,371.7 643.6 4,728.2 3,611.9 465.5 650.8 167.4 54.0 429.4 97.0 332.3 336.3 –2.2 95.32003 5,558.4 657.5 4,900.9 3,703.2 488.5 709.2 152.6 64.4 492.1 135.7 356.4 425.4 –13.6 80.32004 5,956.4 687.4 5,269.0 3,865.2 523.9 879.9 138.9 59.3 681.6 191.0 490.7 662.4 –43.1 62.42005 6,319.4 742.3 5,577.1 4,078.5 558.7 940.0 132.5 58.3 749.1 263.4 485.7 937.8 –36.2 –152.52006 6,689.4 772.8 5,916.6 4,316.7 584.9 1,015.0 133.2 67.6 814.3 288.2 526.0 1,043.2 –36.3 –192.72004: I 5,778.1 667.8 5,110.3 3,770.5 512.5 827.4 140.1 64.0 623.3 173.1 450.2 579.0 –33.7 77.9II 5,907.6 673.7 5,234.0 3,826.4 519.9 887.7 141.7 65.0 681.0 190.0 490.9 661.7 –51.9 71.2III 6,038.5 717.8 5,320.7 3,899.1 526.3 895.3 138.8 40.2 716.3 201.1 515.2 701.9 –39.6 53.9IV 6,101.4 690.3 5,411.1 3,965.1 537.0 909.1 135.0 68.1 706.0 199.6 506.4 706.8 –47.2 46.42005: I 6,170.9 701.0 5,469.9 3,992.2 545.3 932.4 135.8 73.2 723.4 250.2 473.2 889.5 –45.3 –120.8II 6,291.1 712.7 5,578.4 4,034.6 556.3 987.5 132.5 74.9 780.2 260.5 519.6 937.8 –19.4 –138.2III 6,349.9 808.4 5,541.5 4,115.3 563.7 862.5 131.1 19.2 712.2 261.2 450.9 923.1 –32.9 –178.0IV 6,465.6 747.1 5,718.6 4,171.7 569.4 977.5 130.7 65.9 780.8 281.7 499.1 1,000.8 –47.0 –173.02006: I 6,594.1 754.2 5,839.9 4,249.2 576.1 1,014.6 131.8 67.5 815.3 278.3 537.0 1,019.3 –31.4 –172.7II 6,639.8 767.6 5,872.2 4,269.2 583.9 1,019.1 135.0 66.7 817.5 288.8 528.6 1,061.9 –57.7 –186.7III 6,739.1 779.5 5,959.6 4,306.4 587.3 1,065.9 132.3 67.2 866.4 300.6 565.8 1,101.4 –35.2 –199.7IV 6,784.5 789.8 5,994.7 4,442.1 592.1 960.5 133.6 68.9 757.9 285.2 472.7 990.4 –21.0 –211.62007: I 6,865.0 795.7 6,069.3 4,494.1 599.7 975.6 136.0 58.5 781.1 298.6 482.5 1,024.9 –40.2 –203.6II 6,938.0 800.1 6,138.0 4,528.3 607.8 1,001.8 136.2 59.2 806.4 321.6 484.7 1,070.5 –54.7 –209.4III 6,988.4 802.0 6,186.4 4,583.3 614.2 988.8 136.9 60.0 792.0 310.0 482.0 1,024.5 –20.3 –212.11 Estimates for nonfinancial corporate business for 2000 and earlier periods are based on the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC); later estimates arebased on the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).2 With inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments.Source: Department of Commerce (Bureau of Economic Analysis).Profitsaftertax 2244 | Economic Report of the <strong>President</strong>
Table B–15.—Gross value added and price, costs, and profits of nonfinancial corporate business,1959–2007Year or quarterGross value added ofnonfinancial corporatebusiness (billions[Quarterly data at seasonally adjusted annual rates]Corporate profits with inventoryvaluation and capital consumptionadjustments 4Price per unit of real gross value added of nonfinancial corporate business (dollars) 1, 2of dollars) 1 CompensationUnit nonlabor costofTotalemployeesConsumptionChained(unitTaxes onNet interestandTaxes on(2000)labor Total ofproductiondollarscost)fixedandmiscellaneousincomeTotal corporatecapitalimports 3 paymentsCurrentdollars1959 266.0 980.4 0.271 0.174 0.051 0.022 0.026 0.003 0.046 0.021 0.0251960 276.4 1,012.0 .273 .178 .053 .022 .028 .003 .042 .019 .0231961 283.7 1,033.6 .274 .179 .054 .022 .028 .004 .042 .019 .0231962 309.8 1,120.7 .276 .178 .053 .021 .028 .004 .045 .018 .0271963 329.9 1,186.7 .278 .177 .053 .021 .028 .004 .048 .019 .0281964 356.1 1,270.3 .280 .178 .053 .021 .028 .004 .050 .019 .0311965 391.2 1,375.1 .284 .178 .053 .021 .028 .004 .053 .020 .0341966 429.0 1,472.6 .291 .185 .053 .021 .027 .005 .053 .020 .0331967 451.2 1,508.9 .299 .193 .057 .023 .028 .006 .050 .018 .0311968 497.8 1,604.8 .310 .201 .059 .023 .030 .006 .050 .021 .0291969 540.5 1,667.6 .324 .214 .065 .025 .032 .008 .045 .020 .0251970 558.3 1,649.9 .338 .228 .073 .028 .035 .010 .037 .017 .0201971 603.0 1,716.6 .351 .233 .077 .030 .037 .010 .042 .017 .0251972 669.5 1,846.4 .363 .240 .078 .031 .037 .010 .045 .018 .0271973 750.8 1,957.7 .384 .257 .081 .032 .038 .011 .046 .021 .0251974 809.8 1,925.4 .421 .287 .093 .038 .041 .014 .040 .022 .0181975 876.7 1,898.8 .462 .303 .106 .046 .045 .015 .052 .022 .0301976 989.7 2,050.0 .483 .318 .106 .047 .046 .013 .059 .026 .0331977 1,119.4 2,200.0 .509 .334 .110 .050 .047 .013 .064 .028 .0371978 1,272.9 2,344.1 .543 .361 .117 .055 .048 .014 .066 .029 .0371979 1,415.9 2,418.7 .585 .397 .127 .061 .049 .017 .062 .029 .0321980 1,537.1 2,394.6 .642 .438 .148 .070 .055 .023 .056 .028 .0271981 1,746.0 2,491.5 .701 .466 .167 .077 .063 .027 .067 .026 .0411982 1,806.2 2,430.6 .743 .495 .186 .087 .067 .032 .062 .020 .0421983 1,933.0 2,545.1 .759 .498 .185 .085 .070 .030 .076 .024 .0521984 2,167.5 2,772.8 .782 .507 .185 .083 .071 .031 .089 .027 .0621985 2,302.0 2,896.3 .795 .519 .190 .085 .073 .032 .085 .025 .0601986 2,387.5 2,963.3 .806 .534 .196 .086 .078 .032 .075 .026 .0491987 2,557.1 3,119.6 .820 .541 .195 .085 .079 .031 .083 .030 .0531988 2,771.6 3,300.7 .840 .549 .197 .085 .079 .033 .093 .031 .0611989 2,912.3 3,361.8 .866 .570 .213 .090 .081 .042 .084 .030 .0541990 3,041.5 3,404.0 .894 .591 .222 .094 .085 .043 .081 .029 .0521991 3,099.7 3,376.2 .918 .607 .234 .101 .093 .040 .077 .026 .0511992 3,236.0 3,479.5 .930 .619 .228 .102 .094 .032 .083 .027 .0561993 3,397.8 3,575.5 .950 .628 .228 .102 .097 .029 .095 .030 .0651994 3,669.5 3,797.9 .966 .627 .230 .103 .100 .027 .110 .035 .0751995 3,879.5 3,977.4 .975 .631 .230 .104 .097 .029 .114 .035 .0781996 4,109.5 4,196.4 .979 .627 .228 .104 .097 .027 .125 .036 .0881997 4,401.8 4,469.3 .985 .629 .228 .105 .095 .028 .128 .036 .0921998 4,655.0 4,725.4 .985 .645 .226 .104 .092 .030 .114 .034 .0801999 4,950.8 5,011.0 .988 .652 .229 .105 .092 .032 .107 .034 .0732000 5,272.2 5,272.2 1.000 .672 .237 .108 .093 .036 .090 .032 .0582001 5,293.5 5,224.5 1.013 .688 .257 .124 .094 .039 .068 .021 .0472002 5,371.7 5,269.7 1.019 .685 .253 .122 .099 .032 .081 .018 .0632003 5,558.4 5,387.5 1.032 .687 .253 .122 .103 .028 .091 .025 .0662004 5,956.4 5,652.3 1.054 .684 .250 .122 .103 .025 .121 .034 .0872005 6,319.4 5,806.6 1.088 .702 .257 .128 .106 .023 .129 .045 .0842006 6,689.4 6,012.1 1.113 .718 .260 .129 .109 .022 .135 .048 .0872004: I 5,778.1 5,546.9 1.042 .680 .249 .120 .104 .025 .112 .031 .081II 5,907.6 5,618.5 1.051 .681 .249 .120 .104 .025 .121 .034 .087III 6,038.5 5,721.3 1.055 .681 .248 .125 .099 .024 .125 .035 .090IV 6,101.4 5,722.6 1.066 .693 .251 .121 .106 .024 .123 .035 .0882005: I 6,170.9 5,727.5 1.077 .697 .254 .122 .108 .024 .126 .044 .083II 6,291.1 5,802.8 1.084 .695 .255 .123 .109 .023 .134 .045 .090III 6,349.9 5,808.3 1.093 .709 .262 .139 .100 .023 .123 .045 .078IV 6,465.6 5,887.8 1.098 .709 .257 .127 .108 .022 .133 .048 .0852006: I 6,594.1 5,966.9 1.105 .712 .256 .126 .108 .022 .137 .047 .090II 6,639.8 5,965.7 1.113 .716 .261 .129 .109 .023 .137 .048 .089III 6,739.1 6,039.7 1.116 .713 .259 .129 .108 .022 .143 .050 .094IV 6,784.5 6,076.2 1.117 .731 .261 .130 .109 .022 .125 .047 .0782007: I 6,865.0 6,089.6 1.127 .738 .261 .131 .108 .022 .128 .049 .079II 6,938.0 6,133.4 1.131 .738 .261 .130 .109 .022 .131 .052 .079III 6,988.4 6,202.3 1.127 .739 .260 .129 .109 .022 .128 .050 .0781 Estimates for nonfinancial corporate business for 2000 and earlier periods are based on the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC); later estimates arebased on the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).2 The implicit price deflator for gross value added of nonfinancial corporate business divided by 100.3 Less subsidies plus business current transfer payments.4 Unit profits from current production.5 With inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments.Source: Department of Commerce (Bureau of Economic Analysis).Profitsaftertax 5Appendix B – National Income or Expenditure | 245
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