Real GDP increased 2.0 percent after increasing 1.7 percent in the second quarter. Imports slowed. Inventory investment and consumer spending picked up. Residential investment turned down.
Personal income and its disposition by households and nonprofit institutions serving households as well as a comparison of BEA and IRS statistics on income and outlays of these nonprofits.
The data and methods used to prepare current-dollar and real estimates of GDP and current-dollar estimates of gross domestic income, reflecting the 2010 annual NIPA revision.
The current-dollar value added of these affiliates decreased 1.5 percent to $670.3 billion despite a substantial increase in foreign investment in the United States. Employment by these affiliates increased 0.1 percent.
Upcoming in the Survey...
Research and Development Satellite Account. Updates and extends the statistics on research and development.
Gross Domestic Product by State. The results of the 2010 comprehensive revision.