National and International Accounts
Brian C. Jenkins
University of California, Irvine
February 7, 2017
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Table 1: Gross national expenditures of the US for 2015. Billions of
US dollars. Source: FRED.
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Consumption (C)
Investment (I)
Government purchases (G)
Gross national expenditure (GNE)
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International Accounts
12,283.7
3,056.6
3,218.3
18,558.6
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Table 2: Gross domestic product of the US for 2015. Billions of US
dollars. Source: FRED.
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Gross national expenditure (GNE)
Trade balance (TB)
Gross domestic product (GDP)
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International Accounts
18,558.6
-522.0
18,036.6
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Table 3: Gross national income for the US for 2015. Billions of US
dollars. Source: FRED.
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Gross domestic product (GDP)
Net factor income from abroad (NFIA)
Gross national income (GNI)
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18,036.6
332.6
18,369.2
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Table 4: Gross domestic product of the US for 2015. Billions of US
dollars. Source: FRED.
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Gross national income (GNI)
Net unilateral transfers (NUT)
Gross national disposable income (GNDI)
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18,369.2
-273.6
18,095.6
Table 5: Summary of expenditure and income of the US for 2015.
Billions of US dollars. Source: FRED.
Gross national expenditure (GNE)
Gross domestic product (GDP)
Gross national income (GNI)
Gross national disposable income (GNDI)
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International Accounts
18,558.6
18,036.6
18,369.2
18,095.6
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Figure 1: GNE, GDP, GNI, and GNDI for the US for 2015 and the
previous four years. Trillions of US dollars. Source: FRED.
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Figure 2: GNE, GDP, GNI, and GNDI for the US through2015.
Trillions of US dollars. Source: FRED.
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Table 6: Current account of the US for 2015. Billions of US dollars.
Source: FRED.
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Trade balance (TB)
Net factor income from abroad (NFIA)
Net unilateral transfers (NUT)
Current account (CA)
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International Accounts
-522.0
332.6
-273.6
-463.0
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Figure 3: Current account of the US.
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Source: FRED.
International Accounts
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Figure 4: Saving, investment, and the current account for the US.
All quantities expressed as a percentage of US GDP. Source: FRED.
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Figure 5: Saving, investment, and the current account for Japan.
All quantities expressed as a percentage of GDP. Source: World Development
Indicators, World Bank.
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Figure 6: Saving, investment, and the current account for China.
All quantities expressed as a percentage of GDP. Source: World Development
Indicators, World Bank.
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Figure 7: Saving, investment, and the current account for
Germany. All quantities expressed as a percentage of GDP. Source: World
Development Indicators, World Bank.
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Figure 8: Saving, investment, and the current account for France.
All quantities expressed as a percentage of GDP. Source: World Development
Indicators, World Bank.
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Figure 9: Saving, investment, and the current account for the
United Kingdom. All quantities expressed as a percentage of GDP.
World Development Indicators, World Bank.
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Source:
Figure 10: Saving, investment, and the current account for Iceland.
All quantities expressed as a percentage of GDP. Source: World Development
Indicators, World Bank.
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Figure 11: External wealth of the United States excluding financial
derivatives. Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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Figure 12: External wealth of the United States with the financial
account and net capital gains on external wealth excluding financial
derivatives. Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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