Consumer Expenditure Survey 2015

Table 1101.
Quintiles of income before taxes: Average annual expenditures and characteristics, Consumer
Expenditure Survey, 2015
All Lowest Second Third Fourth Highest

Item consumer 20 20 20 20 20
units percent percent percent percent percent
Number of consumer units (in thousands) ......... 128,437 25,672 25,562 25,700 25,730 25,773
Lower limit .......................................................... n.a. n.a. $19,572 $37,638 $62,587 $103,057
Consumer unit characteristics:
Income before taxes ......................................... $69,627 $10,916 $28,343 $49,606 $80,813 $177,851
Income after taxes ............................................ 60,448 11,416 28,727 46,807 72,375 142,446
Average number in consumer unit:

People ............................................................ 2.5 1.7 2.2 2.5 2.9 3.1
Children under 18 ........................................... .6 .3 .5 .6 .7 .8
Adults 65 and older ........................................ .4 .4 .5 .4 .3 .2
Earners ........................................................... 1.3 .5 .8 1.3 1.8 2.0
Vehicles .......................................................... 1.9 .9 1.5 1.9 2.4 2.7
Vehicles (owned) .......................................... 1.8 .9 1.5 1.8 2.3 2.6
Vehicles (leased) .......................................... .1 (1) (1) .1 .1 .1
Percent distribution:
Reference person:
Men ................................................................ 47 37 43 48 52 56
Women ........................................................... 53 63 57 52 48 44
Housing tenure:
Homeowner .................................................... 62 38 53 60 73 87
With mortgage .............................................. 35 11 18 32 52 65
Without mortgage ......................................... 27 27 36 28 22 22
Renter ............................................................ 38 62 47 40 27 13
Race of reference person:

Black or African-American .............................. 13 19 16 13 11 7
White, Asian, and all other races ................... 87 81 84 87 89 93
White ............................................................ 81 75 79 82 83 85
Asian ............................................................ 4 4 3 3 4 7
All other races .............................................. 2 2 2 2 2 2
Hispanic or Latino origin of reference person:

Hispanic or Latino .......................................... 13 13 16 16 12 7
Not Hispanic or Latino .................................... 87 87 84 84 88 93
Education of reference person:

Elementary (1-8) ............................................ 3 6 4 3 2 (1)
High school (9-12) .......................................... 32 45 44 33 25 13
College ........................................................... 64 48 51 63 73 86
Never attended and other .............................. (1) 1 1 (1) (1) (1)
At least one vehicle owned or leased ............... 87 63 86 93 97 98

At least one vehicle owned .............................. 86 61 84 91 95 96
At least one vehicle leased .............................. 5 2 3 5 5 10
Average annual expenditures ............................ $55,978.46 $24,470.27 $35,063.09 $45,912.06 $63,671.08 $110,508.39
Food ................................................................. 7,022.59 3,766.66 5,021.78 5,799.21 8,164.52 12,349.67
Food at home ................................................. 4,014.57 2,498.92 3,270.51 3,444.92 4,544.67 6,310.10
Cereals and bakery products* ...................... 517.85 333.29 432.22 449.87 597.88 775.57
Cereals and cereal products* ..................... 172.13 119.03 142.29 141.37 194.43 263.43
Flour* ........................................................ 8.94 5.68 8.28 8.94 10.33 11.45

Prepared flour mixes* ............................... 12.98 8.44 10.26 11.56 14.60 20.04
Ready-to-eat and cooked cereals* ........... 88.03 61.30 71.00 70.77 99.77 137.24
Rice* ......................................................... 24.75 20.41 24.79 18.50 26.29 33.74
Pasta, cornmeal and other cereal
products* ................................................ 37.44 23.20 27.97 31.61 43.44 60.95
Bakery products* ........................................ 345.71 214.27 289.93 308.51 403.45 512.15
Bread* ...................................................... 102.28 69.53 85.45 88.97 114.15 153.21
White bread* .......................................... 44.29 30.72 38.37 39.41 48.93 64.01

Bread, other than white* ......................... 57.98 38.81 47.08 49.56 65.22 89.20
Cookies and crackers* ............................. 85.13 48.41 76.59 72.00 94.66 133.89
See footnotes at end of table.

Table 1101. Quintiles of income before taxes: Average annual expenditures and characteristics, Consumer
Expenditure Survey, 2015 Continued

Cookies* ................................................. 47.38 29.94 46.21 39.89 51.47 69.37

Crackers* ............................................... 37.74 18.47 30.38 32.11 43.19 64.52
Frozen and refrigerated bakery products* 27.25 17.05 24.06 23.64 29.34 42.12
Other bakery products* ............................ 131.06 79.27 103.83 123.89 165.29 182.93
Biscuits and rolls* ................................... 49.46 29.07 37.80 46.72 59.05 74.61
Cakes and cupcakes* ............................ 36.98 21.16 26.18 35.00 55.02 47.51
Bread and cracker products* .................. 5.88 3.26 5.10 5.62 6.22 9.17
Sweetrolls, coffee cakes, doughnuts* .... 22.82 14.99 21.16 23.07 25.08 29.80
Pies, tarts, turnovers* ............................. 15.93 10.78 13.60 13.48 19.92 21.84
Meats, poultry, fish, and eggs* ..................... 895.82 590.36 776.26 765.52 1,008.06 1,338.28
Beef* .......................................................... 245.10 158.19 224.31 204.21 271.86 366.76
Ground beef* ............................................ 104.55 73.44 103.55 93.13 117.99 134.60

Roast* ...................................................... 36.57 20.92 24.36 34.14 46.20 57.21
Chuck roast* ........................................... 13.46 11.07 10.92 9.06 16.74 19.48

Round roast* .......................................... 6.16 1.78 3.98 8.79 10.59 5.66
Other roast* ............................................ 16.96 8.07 9.46 16.29 18.88 32.07
Steak* ....................................................... 83.16 49.29 70.06 64.17 84.96 147.20
Round steak* .......................................... 15.51 11.18 18.16 12.68 16.64 18.91

Sirloin steak* .......................................... 24.92 11.67 15.30 16.59 27.69 53.33
Other steak* ........................................... 42.72 26.44 36.61 34.90 40.64 74.97
Other beef* ............................................... 20.82 14.53 26.34 12.77 22.70 27.74
Pork* .......................................................... 165.03 113.79 164.58 136.02 186.11 224.60
Bacon* ...................................................... 39.07 28.01 39.25 30.31 44.11 53.65

Pork chops* .............................................. 25.33 18.95 31.70 19.06 27.81 29.11
Ham* ........................................................ 31.16 21.74 31.45 24.94 31.77 45.90
Ham, not canned* .................................. 29.94 21.03 28.05 24.24 31.20 45.17
Canned ham* ......................................... 1.22 .71 3.40 .70 .57 .73
Sausage* .................................................. 34.06 21.07 28.05 30.48 42.51 48.15

Other pork* ............................................... 35.42 24.01 34.14 31.22 39.91 47.79
Other meats* .............................................. 124.23 71.35 99.28 116.52 145.59 188.28
Frankfurters* ............................................ 22.85 17.57 17.97 23.87 27.72 27.10

Lunch meats (cold cuts)* .......................... 86.97 49.45 68.17 75.35 98.95 142.87
Bologna, liverwurst, salami* ................... 26.20 16.08 22.61 22.27 28.31 41.71
Other lunchmeats* ................................. 60.77 33.36 45.55 53.08 70.63 101.16
Lamb, organ meats and others* ............... 14.40 4.33 13.14 17.30 18.92 18.31
Lamb and organ meats* ......................... 6.59 4.19 4.71 4.04 6.76 13.24
Mutton, goat and game* ......................... 7.81 .14 8.43 13.26 12.16 5.07
Poultry* ....................................................... 172.46 121.02 138.60 148.14 193.52 260.91
Fresh and frozen chickens* ...................... 138.87 101.47 113.53 121.83 154.90 202.51
Fresh and frozen whole chicken* ........... 43.23 30.57 32.28 37.79 46.45 69.00
Fresh and frozen chicken parts* ............ 95.64 70.89 81.26 84.04 108.44 133.51
Other poultry* ........................................... 33.60 19.55 25.06 26.31 38.62 58.39
Fish and seafood* ...................................... 125.69 78.01 94.35 102.89 139.80 213.26
Canned fish and seafood* ........................ 19.43 14.18 16.41 17.55 19.36 29.62
Fresh fish and shellfish* ........................... 62.63 35.14 46.30 44.00 75.48 112.17
Frozen fish and shellfish* ......................... 43.63 28.69 31.65 41.34 44.97 71.48
Eggs* .......................................................... 63.31 48.00 55.14 57.74 71.17 84.47
Dairy products* ............................................. 412.71 249.42 328.73 361.72 461.61 661.67


Fresh milk and cream* ............................... 139.76 94.09 118.89 125.21 155.44 205.06
Fresh milk, all types* ................................ 117.24 81.55 102.44 106.25 131.53 164.34
Cream* ..................................................... 22.52 12.54 16.45 18.96 23.91 40.72
Other dairy products* ................................. 272.95 155.33 209.84 236.51 306.17 456.61
Butter* ...................................................... 25.57 15.58 20.05 22.28 28.06 41.87

Cheese* ................................................... 135.22 74.67 95.29 116.76 154.27 234.95
Ice cream and related products* .............. 54.04 34.44 52.64 48.76 57.25 77.07
Miscellaneous dairy products* ................. 58.12 30.65 41.86 48.70 66.58 102.71
Fruits and vegetables* ................................. 768.75 483.05 621.03 642.94 863.29 1,232.74
Fresh fruits* ................................................ 283.77 163.46 225.62 239.33 323.53 466.64
Apples* ..................................................... 41.57 23.62 30.32 36.29 47.26 70.31

Bananas* .................................................. 42.80 28.70 37.34 36.18 47.23 64.50
Oranges* .................................................. 30.13 17.87 25.68 25.21 35.51 46.37
Citrus fruits, excluding oranges* .............. 43.70 26.41 37.36 33.42 48.91 72.33
Other fresh fruits* ..................................... 125.58 66.86 94.91 108.23 144.63 213.14
Fresh vegetables* ...................................... 247.07 159.22 198.24 200.66 270.61 406.38
Potatoes* .................................................. 39.33 26.66 33.54 34.95 41.44 60.01

Lettuce* .................................................... 32.93 21.34 28.01 25.72 35.53 54.02
Tomatoes* ................................................ 42.65 28.90 39.40 34.11 45.11 65.72
Other fresh vegetables* ........................... 132.16 82.33 97.29 105.88 148.53 226.63
Processed fruits* ........................................ 107.68 69.69 84.12 94.57 123.24 166.71
Frozen fruits and fruit juices* .................... 12.40 5.49 7.21 11.20 12.73 25.37
Frozen orange juice* .............................. 1.86 .89 1.48 2.24 2.49 2.18
Frozen fruits* .......................................... 8.69 3.85 4.27 7.82 8.76 18.74
Frozen fruit juices* ................................. 1.86 .75 1.46 1.15 1.48 4.45
Canned fruits* .......................................... 19.29 12.36 17.95 16.60 20.50 29.02

Dried fruit* ................................................ 8.07 5.72 5.55 6.66 8.10 14.29
Fresh fruit juice* ....................................... 13.83 8.65 10.76 12.24 16.99 20.51
Canned and bottled fruit juice* ................. 54.09 37.46 42.64 47.87 64.93 77.52
Processed vegetables* .............................. 130.22 90.68 113.05 108.38 145.90 193.01
Frozen vegetables* .................................. 34.88 24.14 29.58 25.85 40.38 54.42

Canned and dried vegetables and juices* 95.34 66.54 83.47 82.53 105.52 138.59
Canned beans* ...................................... 24.66 16.76 23.56 21.96 26.74 34.28

Canned corn* ......................................... 12.55 9.60 10.39 10.29 13.43 19.03
Canned miscellaneous vegetables* ....... 23.09 16.74 18.75 20.59 25.05 34.31
Dried peas* ............................................ .56 .16 .54 .30 .61 1.21
Dried beans* .......................................... 5.37 3.32 5.01 5.34 5.39 7.77
Dried miscellaneous vegetables* ........... 10.68 7.79 8.95 8.35 12.18 16.12
Dried processed vegetables* ................. .46 .46 .43 .40 .23 .76
Frozen vegetable juices* ........................ .60 .60 .50 .25 .97 .70
Fresh and canned vegetable juices* ...... 17.37 11.13 15.34 15.06 20.91 24.42
Other food at home* ..................................... 1,419.45 842.80 1,112.26 1,224.87 1,613.82 2,301.84
Sugar and other sweets* ............................ 155.21 84.74 111.86 122.54 165.31 291.40
Candy and chewing gum* ........................ 102.78 47.46 66.65 78.55 105.70 215.37
Sugar* ...................................................... 18.63 16.73 19.15 17.08 19.36 20.84
Artificial sweeteners* ................................ 4.20 3.40 2.57 2.45 5.68 6.92
Jams, preserves, other sweets* ............... 29.60 17.16 23.49 24.46 34.56 48.28
Fats and oils* ............................................. 111.32 75.51 95.88 100.46 124.32 160.38
Margarine* ................................................ 6.23 4.33 5.14 4.83 7.73 9.12

Fats and oils* ........................................... 35.39 26.40 34.30 34.63 35.66 45.94
Salad dressings* ...................................... 28.53 18.91 25.61 25.56 33.20 39.35
Nondairy cream and imitation milk* .......... 19.92 12.90 15.51 18.93 23.04 29.18
Peanut butter* .......................................... 21.26 12.97 15.32 16.50 24.68 36.79
Miscellaneous foods* ................................. 726.31 421.33 557.58 632.92 839.44 1,179.55


Frozen prepared foods* ........................... 131.57 80.19 102.82 114.01 165.29 195.43
Frozen meals* ........................................ 59.11 36.85 46.22 56.81 69.19 86.45

Other frozen prepared foods* ................. 72.46 43.34 56.60 57.21 96.10 108.98
Canned and packaged soups* ................. 44.35 25.13 36.69 36.51 51.59 71.77
Potato chips, nuts, and other snacks* ...... 169.14 90.46 129.71 147.43 196.93 280.99
Potato chips and other snacks* .............. 120.09 66.70 92.69 104.07 144.70 192.17
Nuts* ...................................................... 49.05 23.77 37.03 43.36 52.23 88.83
Condiments and seasonings* .................. 139.53 81.99 109.60 114.70 159.47 231.76
Salt, spices, other seasonings* .............. 39.58 24.47 29.92 33.16 41.91 68.42
Olives, pickles, relishes* ........................ 15.45 9.71 12.98 12.28 16.08 26.19
Sauces and gravies* .............................. 58.61 33.73 46.63 49.24 70.94 92.46
Baking needs and miscellaneous
products* .............................................. 25.89 14.09 20.07 20.03 30.55 44.69
Other canned and packaged prepared

foods* ..................................................... 241.72 143.57 178.75 220.26 266.16 399.60
Prepared salads* .................................... 40.49 23.72 24.22 35.23 51.52 67.74

Prepared desserts* ................................ 12.98 9.89 9.83 12.92 15.23 17.02
Baby food* .............................................. 29.72 15.05 22.31 19.87 32.31 59.03
Miscellaneous prepared foods* .............. 158.52 94.90 122.41 152.23 167.10 255.81
Vitamin supplements* ............................ 2
( ) (2) (2) 2
( ) 2
( ) 2
( )
Nonalcoholic beverages* ........................... 374.16 249.97 319.69 328.28 418.82 553.76
Cola* ........................................................ 71.59 56.70 66.16 67.65 71.96 95.41

Other carbonated drinks* ......................... 68.62 46.96 60.80 61.32 77.43 96.56
Tea* .......................................................... 31.71 18.96 25.55 26.03 34.78 53.22
Coffee* ..................................................... 89.38 48.94 71.65 68.12 103.43 154.66
Roasted coffee* ...................................... 55.46 27.88 39.80 39.04 67.98 102.55

Instant and freeze dried coffee* ............. 33.92 21.06 31.85 29.08 35.45 52.11
Noncarbonated fruit flavored drinks,

including non-frozen lemonade* ............. 22.74 17.64 21.30 22.68 23.84 28.21
Other noncarbonated beverages and ice* 13.82 6.89 11.93 11.45 18.07 20.74
Bottled water* ........................................... 59.22 43.96 49.11 55.62 72.11 75.26
Sports drinks* ........................................... 16.92 9.91 13.20 15.35 17.20 28.90
Nonalcoholic beer* ................................... .17 (2) (2) .05 (2) .79
Food prepared by consumer unit on

out-of-town trips ....................................... 52.45 11.24 27.26 40.68 65.93 116.75
Food away from home ................................... 3,008.02 1,267.74 1,751.27 2,354.29 3,619.85 6,039.57
Meals at restaurants, carry outs and other* 2,574.55 1,145.50 1,584.50 2,076.89 3,116.65 4,945.57
Lunch* ........................................................ 809.35 400.76 532.15 662.22 936.68 1,513.87
Lunch at fast food, take-out, delivery,

concession stands, buffet and cafeteria
(other than employer and school
cafeteria)* ............................................... 389.16 214.53 252.40 332.20 458.01 688.22
Lunch at full service restaurants* ............. 341.60 150.03 234.00 266.02 394.54 662.94
Lunch at vending machines and mobile
vendors* ................................................. 14.32 6.24 17.53 13.53 13.26 21.00
Lunch at employer and school cafeterias* 64.27 29.96 28.22 50.46 70.87 141.72
Dinner* ....................................................... 1,234.94 480.64 711.63 971.69 1,514.58 2,494.21
Dinner at fast food, take-out, delivery,

concession stands, buffet and cafeteria
(other than employer and school
cafeteria)* ............................................... 430.01 205.67 270.22 410.42 536.70 726.49
Dinner at full service restaurants* ............ 794.59 263.37 433.63 553.88 963.38 1,757.30
Dinner at vending machines and mobile
vendors* ................................................. 4.24 3.65 5.36 2.70 3.73 5.75
Dinner at employer and school
cafeterias* .............................................. 6.10 7.95 2.42 4.69 10.76 4.67


Snacks and nonalcoholic beverages* ........ 224.83 108.83 134.13 174.67 302.28 403.97
Snacks and nonalcoholic beverages at

fast food, take-out, delivery, concession
stands, buffet and cafeteria (other than
employer and school cafeteria)* ............. 140.24 60.18 77.85 106.56 174.52 281.89
full service restaurants* .......................... 52.52 29.95 35.25 43.59 78.08 75.67
vending machines and mobile vendors* 21.90 13.98 15.83 17.24 29.03 33.43
employer and school cafeterias* ............ 10.17 4.72 5.21 7.28 20.65 12.98
Breakfast and brunch* ................................ 305.43 155.27 206.59 268.31 363.10 533.52
Breakfast and brunch at fast food,

take-out, delivery, concession stands,
buffet and cafeteria (other than
employer and school cafeteria)* ............. 164.43 74.85 106.44 152.60 193.26 294.79
Breakfast and brunch at full service
restaurants* ............................................ 119.66 63.05 85.95 99.87 144.20 205.08
Breakfast and brunch at vending
machines and mobile vendors* .............. 7.79 5.29 7.39 5.98 8.30 11.96
Breakfast and brunch at employer and
school cafeterias* ................................... 13.56 12.08 6.81 9.86 17.35 21.69
Food or board at school ............................... 29.61 22.09 3.41 6.98 28.68 86.59
Catered affairs .............................................. 34.22 4.16 6.38 9.62 27.86 122.65
Food on out-of-town trips ............................. 290.76 66.74 122.61 197.08 334.17 730.75
School lunches ............................................. 52.70 8.85 16.63 38.65 85.85 113.06
Meals as pay ................................................ 26.18 20.39 17.73 25.07 26.65 40.95
Alcoholic beverages ......................................... 515.11 194.90 253.04 387.37 577.84 1,161.05
At home .......................................................... 289.65 122.06 158.60 230.87 311.47 624.73
Beer and ale* ............................................... 124.25 73.93 76.67 116.19 148.82 205.52
Whiskey* ...................................................... 12.72 8.94 11.36 9.33 9.53 24.43
Wine* ............................................................ 129.01 31.56 57.16 82.93 133.16 339.96
Other alcoholic beverages* .......................... 23.66 7.64 13.41 22.42 19.95 54.83
Away from home ............................................ 225.46 72.84 94.43 156.50 266.37 536.32
Beer and ale ................................................. 76.70 23.20 42.88 62.41 96.30 158.56
Beer and ale at fast food, take-out,

delivery, concession stands, buffet and
cafeteria* .................................................. 11.37 5.13 6.63 8.61 15.95 20.54
Beer and ale at full service restaurants* .... 63.53 17.57 36.06 52.74 79.39 131.80
Beer and ale at vending machines and
mobile vendors* ....................................... .74 .17 .20 1.06 .87 1.42
Beer at employer* ...................................... .44 .33 (2) (2) .08 1.79
Beer at board* ............................................ (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Beer and ale at catered affairs* .................. .60 (2) (2) (2) (2) 3.02
Wine ............................................................. 42.14 10.72 10.90 22.29 37.58 129.07
Wine at fast food, take-out, delivery,

concession stands, buffet and cafeteria* 2.14 1.23 .43 1.87 1.32 5.86
Wine at full service restaurants* ................. 38.82 9.50 10.44 20.42 35.51 118.15
Wine at vending machines and mobile
vendors* ................................................... .38 (2) (2) (2) .75 1.16
Wine at employer* ...................................... .01 (2) .04 (2) (2) (2)
Wine at board* ........................................... (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Wine at catered affairs* .............................. .78 (2) (2) (2) (2) 3.91
Other alcoholic beverages ........................... 48.49 25.75 22.07 31.30 69.57 93.68
Other alcoholic beverages at fast food,

take-out, delivery, concession stands,
buffet and cafeteria* ................................. 3.68 3.12 2.46 3.53 3.79 5.48
Other alcoholic beverages at full service
restaurants* .............................................. 44.20 22.63 19.47 27.50 65.30 86.04
Other alcoholic beverages at vending
machines and mobile vendors* ................ .50 (2) .14 .05 .45 1.87


Other alcohol at employer* ......................... .11 (2) (2) .22 .03 .28
Other alcohol at board* .............................. (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Other alcoholic beverages at catered
affairs* ...................................................... (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Alcoholic beverages purchased on trips ...... 58.14 13.16 18.58 40.50 62.92 155.00
Housing ............................................................ 18,408.83 9,890.19 12,832.12 15,809.37 20,408.16 33,026.66
Shelter ............................................................ 10,742.22 6,032.69 7,320.39 8,984.97 11,786.00 19,537.44
Owned dwellings .......................................... 6,210.06 1,817.11 2,905.64 4,363.47 7,479.71 14,437.10
Mortgage interest and charges .................. 2,858.86 523.61 920.91 1,917.59 3,724.52 7,181.48
Mortgage interest ..................................... 2,737.99 503.95 876.38 1,827.89 3,607.63 6,849.03

Interest paid, home equity loan ................ 34.58 10.62 17.30 26.09 36.48 82.16
Interest paid, home equity line of credit ... 86.29 9.05 27.24 63.61 80.41 250.29
Property taxes ............................................ 1,913.48 682.71 1,035.93 1,382.24 2,121.60 4,331.75

Maintenance, repairs, insurance, other
expenses .................................................. 1,437.72 610.78 948.79 1,063.63 1,633.58 2,923.87
Homeowners insurance ........................... 418.12 194.03 276.52 382.46 478.83 756.75

Ground rent .............................................. 59.29 95.08 77.51 53.24 60.92 9.98
Flooring installation, repair, replacement 81.61 17.26 28.25 56.90 104.66 200.27
Maintenance and repair services ............. 722.33 249.06 460.70 445.74 777.40 1,674.08
Painting and papering ............................ 100.15 17.94 41.26 45.90 114.67 280.06
Plumbing and water heating ................... 70.88 37.49 64.48 58.66 60.71 132.81
Heat, a/c, electrical work ........................ 172.62 64.45 138.70 114.92 205.17 339.04
Roofing and gutters ................................ 140.85 23.49 90.78 68.71 175.64 344.60
Other repair and maintenance services 236.07 105.41 124.63 155.99 218.49 574.14
Repair of built-in appliances ................... 1.77 .28 .86 1.56 2.71 3.43
Maintenance and repair commodities ...... 87.94 21.04 46.27 63.42 125.82 182.53
Paints, wallpaper and supplies ............... 19.36 4.71 11.93 13.91 23.74 42.39
Tools and equipment for painting and
wallpapering ......................................... 2.08 .51 1.28 1.49 2.55 4.55
Plumbing supplies and equipment ......... 12.80 3.65 9.37 9.76 20.93 20.21
Electrical supplies, heating and cooling
equipment ............................................ 7.73 3.23 3.14 2.77 10.76 18.69
Materials and equipment for roof and
gutters .................................................. 7.06 1.24 1.86 6.70 16.28 9.15
Materials for plaster., panel., siding,
windows, doors, screens, awnings ....... 15.99 2.38 9.32 5.98 23.52 38.61
Materials for patio, walk, fence,
driveway, masonry, brick and stucco
work ...................................................... 1.36 .47 .42 .63 1.86 3.40
Materials for landscaping maintenance .. (1) (2) .02 (2) (2) (2)
Miscellaneous supplies and equipment 21.57 4.85 8.94 22.19 26.18 45.52
Material for insulation, other

maintenance and repair ..................... 21.57 4.85 8.94 22.19 26.18 45.52
Materials to finish basement, remodel
rooms or build patios, walks, etc.
(maint., repair and repl. - owned
properties) .......................................... (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Property management and security ......... 57.27 27.70 49.61 50.96 70.81 87.10
Property management ............................ 52.03 25.39 45.20 45.22 63.80 80.39

Management and upkeep services for
security ................................................. 5.23 2.30 4.40 5.74 7.01 6.71
Parking ..................................................... 11.16 6.63 9.94 10.92 15.15 13.16
Rented dwellings .......................................... 3,802.09 4,033.91 4,121.30 4,266.90 3,659.73 2,933.22
Rent ............................................................ 3,600.39 3,726.32 3,963.94 4,150.50 3,564.26 2,601.86

Rent as pay ................................................ 96.17 260.14 104.75 49.45 23.99 43.00
Maintenance, insurance and other
expenses .................................................. 105.53 47.44 52.60 66.95 71.48 288.36
Tenants insurance ................................... 21.87 15.22 20.02 28.38 25.77 19.95


Flooring installation, repair, replacement 5.21 2.18 1.87 4.85 3.82 13.31
Maintenance and repair services ............. 37.21 11.62 18.98 16.80 22.30 116.01
Repair or maintenance services ............. 37.08 11.59 18.83 16.74 22.30 115.60
Repair of built-in appliances ................... .13 .03 .15 .06 (2) .41
Maintenance and repair commodities ...... 41.24 18.42 11.74 16.92 19.60 139.09
Paint, wallpaper, and supplies ............... 2.19 2.25 .72 1.62 5.45 .90
wallpapering ......................................... .23 .24 .08 .17 .59 .10
Materials for plastering, panels, roofing,
gutters, etc. .......................................... 3.34 3.08 .56 .95 1.82 10.27
Materials for patio, walk, fence,
driveway, masonry, brick and stucco
work ...................................................... .04 .03 .01 .01 .10 .07
Plumbing supplies and equipment ......... 1.37 1.09 1.04 1.92 1.40 1.41
equipment ............................................ .36 .43 .49 .34 .32 .21
Miscellaneous supplies and equipment 32.14 9.50 8.40 11.26 8.28 122.87

maintenance and repair ..................... 24.85 1.09 1.19 2.25 4.00 115.35
Materials for additions, finishing
basements, remodeling rooms ........... 6.98 8.37 7.08 8.98 3.60 6.88
Construction materials for jobs not
started ................................................ .31 .04 .13 .04 .68 .64
Material for landscape maintenance ...... 1.56 1.81 .44 .65 1.65 3.26
Other lodging ................................................ 730.07 181.67 293.46 354.61 646.56 2,167.12
Owned vacation homes .............................. 258.91 64.02 123.19 108.81 178.75 817.33
Mortgage interest and charges ................ 87.95 16.27 34.79 33.41 56.10 298.24
Mortgage interest ................................... 83.69 15.80 33.86 32.47 52.02 283.41

Interest paid, home equity loan .............. 1.11 (2) .93 .94 2.69 .98
Interest paid, home equity line of credit 3.15 .48 (2) (2) 1.38 13.85
Property taxes .......................................... 98.85 33.21 52.07 49.66 85.34 273.16

Flooring installation, repair, replacement 1.00 (2) (2) .80 (2) 4.16
Maintenance, insurance, and other
expenses ................................................ 71.12 14.54 36.34 24.94 37.32 241.77
Homeowners insurance ......................... 14.59 5.64 7.00 6.92 9.02 44.26

Ground rent ............................................ 9.73 6.05 3.26 3.04 3.40 32.80
Maintenance and repair services ........... 32.87 .96 12.45 7.52 8.44 134.55
Repair and remodeling services ........... 32.87 .96 12.45 7.52 8.44 134.55
Maintenance and repair commodities .... .58 .52 .82 .44 .33 .77
Paints, wallpaper, supplies ................... .17 .19 (2) .34 .09 .25
wallpapering ....................................... .02 .02 (2) .04 .01 .03
Materials for plastering, paneling,
roofing, gutters, downspouts, siding,
windows, doors, screens, and
awnings .............................................. .05 .14 (2) (2) (2) .10
Material for patio, walk, fence, drive,
masonry, brick, stucco ....................... (1) (2) (2) (2) (2) .01
Plumbing supplies and equipment ....... .02 (2) (2) .06 (2) .03
equipment .......................................... .07 (2) (2) (2) .04 .30
Miscellaneous supplies and equipment .25 .18 .82 (2) .20 .05

maintenance and repair ................... .25 .18 .82 (2) .20 .05
Material for finishing basements and
remodeling rooms ............................ (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Materials for landscaping maintenance (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Property management and security ....... 11.71 1.17 11.92 5.34 15.83 24.24


Property management .......................... 10.84 1.17 11.49 4.96 15.55 20.96

Management and upkeep services for
security ............................................... .87 (2) .43 .38 .28 3.28
Parking ................................................... 1.64 .20 .88 1.68 .29 5.16
Housing while attending school .................. 55.40 24.83 20.36 13.36 36.96 180.95
Lodging on out-of-town trips ....................... 415.76 92.82 149.91 232.44 430.85 1,168.84
Utilities, fuels, and public services ................. 3,885.11 2,328.23 3,211.31 3,768.07 4,453.84 5,653.12
Natural gas ................................................... 421.29 260.27 337.42 386.95 449.30 671.14
Utility-natural gas (renter) ........................... 89.64 98.43 109.44 101.83 84.75 53.96
Utility-natural gas (owned home) ............... 325.74 157.19 224.21 281.51 358.74 605.49
Utility-natural gas (owned vacation) ........... 3.41 .41 1.88 1.60 2.58 10.54
Utility-natural gas (rented vacation) ........... 2.50 4.23 1.89 2.01 3.23 1.15
Electricity ...................................................... 1,459.98 1,013.05 1,307.08 1,431.35 1,614.09 1,931.53
Electricity (renter) ....................................... 384.04 447.42 474.24 450.47 351.24 197.95

Electricity (owned home) ............................ 1,056.68 547.56 822.45 964.49 1,247.93 1,697.11
Electricity (owned vacation) ....................... 11.80 6.44 5.17 9.01 8.71 29.59
Electricity (rented vacation) ........................ 7.46 11.64 5.22 7.38 6.20 6.88
Fuel oil and other fuels ................................. 116.35 69.01 92.88 104.72 115.95 198.78
Fuel oil ........................................................ 62.33 31.68 37.46 50.40 63.61 128.14
Fuel oil (renter) ......................................... 6.94 4.81 7.09 9.19 3.62 9.99
Fuel oil (owned home) .............................. 53.87 26.75 30.33 40.53 59.26 112.15
Fuel oil (owned vacation) ......................... 1.36 .11 .04 .33 .28 6.01
Fuel oil (rented vacation) .......................... .16 (2) (2) .35 .44 (2)
Coal, wood, and other fuels ....................... 8.45 5.69 10.80 6.88 8.42 10.47
Coal, wood, other fuels (renter) ................ .40 .46 .98 .30 .20 .06
Coal, wood, other fuels (owned home) .... 7.93 5.23 9.24 6.58 8.23 10.36
Coal, wood, other fuels (owned vacation) .13 (2) .58 (2) (2) .06
Coal, wood, other fuels (rented vacation) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Bottled gas ................................................. 45.57 31.64 44.62 47.45 43.91 60.16
Gas, btld/tank (renter) .............................. 3.61 5.11 4.94 4.32 2.59 1.11
Gas, btld/tank (owned home) ................... 37.21 26.01 38.13 40.57 37.39 43.92
Gas, btld/tank (owned vacation) ............... 4.73 .52 1.46 2.55 3.93 15.13
Gas, btld/tank (rented vacation) ............... .02 (2) .08 (2) (2) (2)
Telephone services ...................................... 1,347.12 686.79 1,044.22 1,333.76 1,632.33 2,033.86
Residential phone service, VOIP, and

phone cards ............................................. 324.27 240.06 305.16 303.20 331.89 440.50
Phone cards ............................................. 8.01 8.57 11.71 8.95 6.37 4.51

Residential telephone including VOIP ...... 316.25 231.49 293.45 294.25 325.52 435.98
Cellular phone service ................................ 1,022.85 446.73 739.06 1,030.56 1,300.45 1,593.36
Water and other public services ................... 540.37 299.11 429.70 511.29 642.17 817.81
Water and sewerage maintenance ............ 400.39 229.39 318.24 380.84 470.65 601.57
Water/sewer maint. (renter) ..................... 75.71 70.30 89.78 89.24 83.78 45.58
Water/sewer maint. (owned home) .......... 320.27 155.35 226.27 287.42 382.74 548.17
Water/sewer maint. (owned vacation) ...... 2.51 .80 1.05 1.68 2.67 6.35
Water/sewer maint. (rented vacation) ...... 1.90 2.94 1.15 2.50 1.46 1.47
Trash and garbage collection ..................... 133.86 68.14 106.46 127.76 164.68 201.79
Trash/garb. coll. (renter) ........................... 19.70 17.65 20.85 23.56 23.87 12.59
Trash/garb. coll. (owned home) ............... 111.46 49.62 83.88 101.81 138.01 183.55
Trash/garb. coll. (owned vacation) ........... 1.81 .41 1.28 1.63 1.51 4.23
Trash/garb. coll. (rented vacation) ........... .88 .46 .45 .76 1.29 1.43
Septic tank cleaning ................................... 6.12 1.58 5.00 2.68 6.84 14.45


Septic tank clean. (renter) ........................ .60 .26 .35 .89 1.26 .25
Septic tank clean. (owned home) ............. 5.40 1.32 4.65 1.63 5.58 13.77
Septic tank clean. (owned vacation) ........ .09 (2) (2) (2) (2) .42
Septic tank clean. (rented vacation) ......... .03 (2) (2) .16 (2) (2)
Household operations .................................... 1,308.62 462.24 713.83 1,006.12 1,345.97 3,006.13
Personal services ......................................... 426.78 88.55 143.37 301.25 425.79 1,170.96
Babysitting and child care .......................... 106.61 21.27 37.25 75.24 66.79 331.43
Care for elderly, invalids, handicapped,
etc. ........................................................... 32.74 36.00 30.97 55.73 21.68 19.36
Adult day care centers ............................... 1.37 3.66 (2) 2.75 .33 .10
Day care centers, nursery, and preschools 286.07 27.62 75.15 167.52 337.00 820.06
Other household expenses .......................... 881.84 373.69 570.47 704.88 920.18 1,835.18
Housekeeping services .............................. 151.63 42.38 61.53 58.87 88.16 505.66

Gardening, lawn care service ..................... 128.45 45.29 77.17 78.22 103.27 337.39
Water softening service .............................. 7.49 3.29 5.93 8.86 8.16 11.16
Household laundry and dry cleaning, sent
out (nonclothing) not coin-operated* ........ 17.47 2.58 5.48 10.06 11.39 57.82
Coin-operated household laundry and dry
cleaning (nonclothing)* ............................. 10.32 8.64 12.03 9.59 11.75 9.59
Services for termite/pest control ................. 20.01 6.63 8.44 22.63 23.84 38.37
Home security system service fee ............. 28.69 10.23 12.76 21.45 31.51 67.28
Other home services .................................. 18.57 6.09 8.85 11.11 19.81 46.85
Termite/pest control products ..................... 5.00 1.66 2.11 5.66 5.96 9.59
Moving, storage, freight .............................. 44.22 17.80 22.57 32.40 55.34 92.69
Appliance repair, including service center .. 15.44 5.29 10.44 11.11 18.98 31.29
Reupholstering, furniture repair .................. 4.57 1.16 1.39 3.46 5.00 11.80
Repairs/rentals of lawn and garden
equipment, hand or power tools, other
household equipment ............................... 7.18 2.68 6.40 6.08 9.88 10.82
Appliance rental ......................................... 1.91 5.00 2.38 .77 .95 .47
Rental of office equipment for nonbusiness
use ........................................................... .21 .20 .22 .27 .07 .32
Repair of miscellaneous household
equipment and furnishings* ...................... 3.02 .28 (2) 2.32 4.79 7.67
Repair of computer systems for
nonbusiness use ...................................... 4.24 1.27 2.86 4.26 4.24 8.56
Computer information services (internet) ... 413.14 212.80 329.54 417.43 516.92 587.74
Installation of computer .............................. .27 .42 .39 .31 .14 .10
Rental and installation of dishwashers,
range hoods, and garbage disposals ....... (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Housekeeping supplies .................................. 654.57 378.14 516.62 563.20 701.19 1,113.01
Laundry and cleaning supplies ..................... 155.82 96.45 132.93 144.21 155.79 249.56
Soaps and detergents* ............................... 84.24 51.76 78.93 78.50 83.28 128.65
Other laundry cleaning products* ............... 71.58 44.69 54.00 65.72 72.51 120.91
Other household products ............................ 367.56 215.40 273.52 298.08 408.90 641.51
Cleansing and toilet tissue, paper towels

and napkins* ............................................ 118.98 83.71 111.80 102.16 126.53 170.64
Miscellaneous household products* ........... 160.21 66.39 113.63 125.75 185.20 309.86
Lawn and garden supplies* ........................ 88.37 65.30 48.09 70.17 97.18 161.00
Postage and stationery ................................ 131.19 66.29 110.18 120.91 136.50 221.94
Stationery, stationery supplies, giftwrap* ... 76.49 32.98 55.34 63.97 83.02 147.04
Postage* ..................................................... 50.40 31.01 52.08 52.62 50.66 65.56
Delivery services* ....................................... 4.31 2.29 2.76 4.32 2.81 9.33
Household furnishings and equipment ........... 1,818.31 688.90 1,069.96 1,487.01 2,121.16 3,716.96
Household textiles ........................................ 114.79 45.77 88.46 94.45 105.56 239.48
Bathroom linens* ........................................ 25.87 13.85 17.24 23.85 26.99 47.40

Bedroom linens* ......................................... 61.34 22.38 48.34 46.66 54.18 135.02
Curtains and draperies ............................... 13.34 3.67 12.72 16.02 11.55 22.72
Slipcovers, decorative pillows .................... 4.32 1.99 2.58 3.68 4.61 8.70
Kitchen, dining room, other linens* ............ 9.92 3.88 7.59 4.25 8.23 25.63


Furniture ....................................................... 502.25 159.14 288.96 402.29 553.50 1,104.08
Mattress and springs .................................. 98.82 31.34 64.59 91.61 101.84 204.19
Other bedroom furniture ............................. 87.72 36.13 57.80 60.73 104.45 179.01
Sofas .......................................................... 140.64 37.44 73.50 119.81 171.50 299.98
Living room chairs ...................................... 49.76 23.17 29.27 34.99 52.67 108.40
Living room tables ...................................... 11.17 4.12 5.12 12.65 7.91 26.00
Kitchen, dining room furniture .................... 41.74 13.88 15.26 25.38 43.26 110.54
Infants furniture ......................................... 9.10 3.58 4.51 10.44 8.11 18.82
Outdoor furniture ........................................ 24.35 3.31 7.00 10.46 29.67 71.08
Wall units, cabinets and other occasional
furniture .................................................... 38.94 6.19 31.92 36.22 34.09 86.07
Floor coverings ............................................. 17.73 7.04 12.17 10.57 18.45 40.31
Floor coverings, nonpermanent ................. 17.73 7.04 12.17 10.57 18.45 40.31
Major appliances .......................................... 268.16 130.77 184.82 212.24 348.23 463.52
Dishwashers (built-in), garbage disposals,

range hoods, (renter) ............................... .99 .62 2.43 .91 (2) 1.01
Dishwashers (built-in), garbage disposals,
range hoods, (owned home) .................... 22.66 3.03 11.02 19.80 35.57 43.73
Refrigerators, freezers (renter) ................... 9.71 8.41 15.02 7.91 8.60 8.66
Refrigerators, freezers (owned home) ....... 73.68 26.72 50.63 51.55 92.99 146.13
Clothes washer or dryer (renter) ................ 15.56 22.53 18.93 13.04 14.41 8.95
Clothes washer or dryer (owned home) ..... 62.23 25.86 32.40 55.21 75.30 121.98
Cooking stoves, ovens (renter) .................. 2.68 2.11 7.38 1.98 .93 1.02
Cooking stoves, ovens (owned home) ....... 35.36 12.51 17.27 23.15 57.97 65.66
Microwave ovens (renter) ........................... 3.25 4.54 4.41 3.66 2.53 1.11
Microwave ovens (owned home) ............... 8.67 3.78 6.39 5.85 12.87 14.43
Portable dishwasher (renter) ...................... .10 2
( ) .20 .28 2
( ) 2
( )
Portable dishwasher (owned home) ........... .75 (2) .61 .21 1.44 1.47
Window air conditioners (renter) ................ 2.43 1.47 2.43 4.93 1.67 1.64
Window air conditioners (owned home) ..... 3.65 2.54 1.09 3.52 4.91 6.17
Electric floor cleaning equipment ............... 18.27 5.84 10.77 16.79 23.56 34.26
Sewing machines ....................................... 5.68 10.83 2.80 1.09 11.63 2.03
Miscellaneous household appliances* ....... 2.51 2
( ) 1.05 2.38 3.86 5.24
Small appliances, miscellaneous

housewares ................................................ 117.50 52.82 82.67 77.02 142.28 232.43
Housewares ............................................... 78.80 31.49 55.02 43.24 93.46 170.67
Flatware ................................................... 4.59 1.33 2.12 2.92 6.12 10.43

Dinnerware, glassware, serving pieces* .. 28.74 11.75 15.65 15.51 36.43 64.31
Nonelectric cookware* ............................. 21.69 9.35 11.36 10.24 25.45 52.02
Tableware, nonelectric kitchenware* ....... 23.78 9.07 25.89 14.57 25.46 43.90
Small appliances ........................................ 38.70 21.33 27.65 33.78 48.82 61.76
Small electric kitchen appliances ............. 29.57 15.77 21.10 24.84 36.71 49.28
Portable heating and cooling equipment .. 9.13 5.56 6.54 8.94 12.11 12.48
Miscellaneous household equipment ........... 797.88 293.36 412.89 690.43 953.13 1,637.14
Window coverings ...................................... 17.37 6.48 9.25 8.68 13.19 49.11

Infants equipment* .................................... 28.11 3.64 13.33 25.15 44.86 53.52
Laundry and cleaning equipment* .............. 22.51 11.96 14.67 23.97 22.86 39.04
Outdoor equipment* ................................... 20.41 4.57 8.59 12.83 24.73 51.25
Lamps, lighting fixtures, ceiling fans* ......... 31.03 6.96 9.86 23.29 56.31 58.69
Clocks and other household decorative
items* ....................................................... 136.25 37.85 44.61 123.74 152.82 321.94
Telephones and accessories* .................... 51.72 19.68 12.66 36.72 84.45 105.01
Lawn and garden equipment* .................... 65.21 14.94 21.09 109.21 60.72 119.93
Power tools* ............................................... 32.97 16.63 39.26 32.18 42.83 33.93
Office furniture for home use ...................... 6.76 1.70 1.81 2.50 5.94 21.79
Hand tools* ................................................. 14.48 3.41 9.37 15.59 14.53 29.47
Indoor plants, fresh flowers ........................ 47.52 16.40 26.11 38.37 53.48 102.90
Closet and storage items* .......................... 19.46 12.07 6.24 14.60 18.53 45.80
Rental of furniture ....................................... 5.65 4.93 5.82 9.88 6.75 .90
Luggage* .................................................... 13.63 8.83 13.47 3.36 18.85 23.65
Computers and computer hardware for
nonbusiness use ...................................... 133.29 67.98 79.89 108.45 139.02 270.38
Portable memory ........................................ 4.78 1.67 2.55 5.14 4.49 10.04


Computer software* ................................... 22.97 7.71 13.51 4.87 43.39 45.35

Computer accessories* .............................. 34.22 8.97 30.53 22.10 43.80 65.67
Internet services away from home ............. 6.10 2.40 6.06 6.29 7.21 8.51
Business equipment for home use ............. 4.04 1.09 2.32 2.78 4.51 9.46
Other hardware* ......................................... 19.34 6.82 3.07 17.67 13.82 55.25
Other household appliances (owned
home) ....................................................... 13.57 7.79 5.13 7.36 11.43 36.02
Other household appliances (renter) .......... 1.98 2.13 1.79 1.79 3.36 .85
Miscellaneous household equipment and
parts* ........................................................ 44.51 16.74 31.93 33.90 61.24 78.67
Apparel and services ........................................ 1,846.21 775.98 1,138.79 1,302.68 1,983.74 4,025.23
Men and boys ................................................. 421.86 186.98 255.85 308.57 492.23 864.71
Men, 16 and over ......................................... 330.94 152.76 191.56 233.04 381.08 695.48
Mens suits ................................................. 24.75 4.65 12.56 12.34 17.18 76.78

Mens sportcoats, tailored jackets .............. 7.60 1.31 2.55 2.25 8.85 22.99
Mens coats and jackets* ........................... 25.27 11.25 13.30 22.90 36.97 41.93
Mens underwear* ...................................... 32.63 16.85 28.35 15.36 43.90 58.68
Mens hosiery* ............................................ 17.79 7.82 18.57 13.83 16.62 32.12
Mens nightwear ......................................... 2.02 .66 1.12 1.42 2.02 4.85
Mens accessories* .................................... 30.27 17.54 16.33 27.00 31.42 59.03
Mens shirts, sweaters, and vests* ............. 83.39 35.58 42.44 53.93 99.97 184.87
Mens active sportswear* ........................... 25.55 9.88 12.62 18.93 24.78 61.51
Mens pants and shorts* ............................. 77.35 44.80 41.25 61.77 93.78 145.08
Mens uniforms ........................................... 3.05 .95 2.01 2.69 4.68 4.91
Mens costumes ......................................... 1.25 1.49 .47 .63 .92 2.75
Boys, 2 to 15 ................................................ 90.93 34.22 64.29 75.54 111.14 169.22
Boys coats and jackets .............................. 5.88 1.56 5.00 4.26 8.70 9.86
Boys shirts and sweaters* ......................... 23.55 10.43 18.45 18.36 30.34 40.12
Boys underwear* ....................................... 11.15 5.73 7.21 8.99 11.70 22.11
Boys nightwear .......................................... .98 .63 .50 .68 1.06 2.05
Boys hosiery* ............................................ 5.57 1.99 5.02 6.16 6.31 8.40
Boys accessories* ..................................... 5.99 1.21 1.97 6.87 7.98 11.90
Boys suits, sportcoats, vests ..................... .98 .28 .83 .95 .73 2.08
Boys pants and shorts ............................... 23.34 10.10 18.94 22.18 27.67 37.71
Boys uniforms and active sportswear* ...... 12.51 1.90 5.88 6.29 15.53 32.94
Boys costumes .......................................... .98 .39 .50 .80 1.12 2.07
Women and girls ............................................ 697.15 338.72 455.71 472.28 770.19 1,447.61
Women, 16 and over .................................... 595.66 296.03 397.91 394.86 666.74 1,221.80
Womens coats and jackets* ...................... 32.17 20.67 27.76 19.26 43.74 49.42
Womens dresses* ..................................... 74.25 54.30 56.96 45.03 89.27 125.64
Womens sportcoats, tailored jackets ......... 8.08 1.44 1.93 1.82 4.23 30.89
Womens sweaters, shirts, tops, vests* ...... 166.63 86.43 110.31 123.35 214.42 298.46
Womens skirts* ......................................... 11.17 1.63 6.62 6.04 14.55 26.98
Womens pants and shorts* ....................... 85.43 36.69 69.00 72.38 85.28 163.69
Womens active sportswear* ...................... 41.60 15.88 22.38 22.03 38.67 108.97
Womens sleepwear* ................................. 22.20 16.96 14.59 14.41 24.34 40.66
Womens undergarments* .......................... 34.50 22.66 21.05 20.13 38.81 69.81
Womens hosiery* ...................................... 21.63 12.11 10.54 14.32 25.59 45.53
Womens suits ............................................ 5.47 1.93 3.05 4.00 6.22 12.13
Womens accessories* ............................... 85.27 23.05 47.98 45.38 74.51 235.23
Womens uniforms ..................................... 5.75 1.73 4.57 5.87 6.19 10.37
Womens costumes .................................... 1.49 .55 1.15 .83 .92 4.02
Girls, 2 to 15 ................................................. 101.49 42.69 57.80 77.43 103.45 225.80
Girls coats and jackets .............................. 4.85 1.92 3.74 4.25 6.01 8.31
Girls dresses and suits* ............................. 13.70 3.17 6.19 13.00 10.36 35.75
Girls shirts, blouses, sweaters, vests* ....... 28.04 15.16 11.76 18.66 31.35 63.24
Girls skirts, pants, and shorts .................... 21.35 9.89 15.95 18.20 21.87 40.74
Girls active sportswear* ............................. 10.85 3.40 3.73 6.12 9.56 31.44
Girls underwear and sleepwear* ............... 9.29 3.14 7.82 6.94 9.81 18.71
Girls hosiery* ............................................. 4.17 1.53 2.81 4.41 4.73 7.34
Girls accessories* ...................................... 4.71 1.53 2.78 3.54 3.36 12.33
Girls uniforms ............................................ 2.28 2.63 2.16 1.39 2.83 2.37
Girls costumes ........................................... 2.25 .33 .86 .91 3.56 5.56
Children under 2 ............................................. 82.81 23.86 65.31 72.18 91.05 161.53


Infant coat, jacket, snowsuit ......................... 1.08 .39 .88 .96 1.62 1.57
Infant dresses, outerwear* ........................... 23.89 6.52 20.54 15.28 25.17 51.89
Infant underwear* ......................................... 36.93 14.20 26.43 38.11 47.03 58.86
Infant nightwear, loungewear* ...................... 6.47 .57 9.80 7.24 3.69 11.04
Infant accessories* ....................................... 14.43 2.18 7.66 10.59 13.53 38.16
Footwear ........................................................ 353.80 132.70 228.80 248.02 406.23 752.67
Mens footwear* ........................................... 114.97 52.14 84.20 86.69 139.54 212.13

Boys footwear* ............................................ 46.15 16.76 26.98 28.01 53.43 105.50
Womens footwear* ...................................... 155.08 51.75 93.44 108.04 158.08 363.80
Girls footwear* ............................................. 37.59 12.05 24.17 25.28 55.18 71.24
Other apparel products and services ............. 290.59 93.71 133.12 201.62 224.04 798.72
Material and supplies for sewing,

needlework, quilting (includes household
items)* ........................................................ 20.86 8.39 19.21 17.11 20.54 39.03
Watches* ...................................................... 68.43 7.03 10.64 28.30 37.91 258.03
Jewelry ......................................................... 79.41 11.98 25.44 78.59 77.76 202.55
Shoe repair and other shoe service ............. 1.73 .23 .69 1.39 2.03 4.31
Coin-operated apparel laundry and dry
cleaning ...................................................... 40.59 54.08 57.39 46.90 31.99 12.78
Alteration, repair and tailoring of apparel
and accessories ......................................... 6.29 1.60 2.45 4.02 8.30 15.01
Clothing rental .............................................. 2.03 .67 .60 1.51 2.17 5.18
Watch and jewelry repair .............................. 25.82 1.26 1.94 2.19 3.37 119.96
Apparel laundry and dry cleaning not
coin-operated ............................................. 43.70 7.51 13.52 21.07 37.48 138.46
Clothing storage ........................................... 1.73 .96 1.22 .54 2.49 3.41
Transportation .................................................. 9,502.79 3,559.49 5,923.27 8,819.65 11,329.79 17,833.60
Vehicle purchases (net outlay) ....................... 3,996.92 1,135.97 2,260.34 3,715.69 4,995.30 7,852.81
Cars and trucks, new ................................... 1,956.44 371.62 984.47 1,771.29 2,287.62 4,353.10
New cars .................................................... 758.48 178.34 442.76 777.94 856.82 1,531.91

New trucks ................................................. 1,197.96 193.28 541.71 993.35 1,430.81 2,821.19
Cars and trucks, used .................................. 1,981.71 758.67 1,255.33 1,881.27 2,637.49 3,365.89
Used cars ................................................... 896.38 464.52 619.96 884.78 908.94 1,599.74

Used trucks ................................................ 1,085.33 294.15 635.37 996.49 1,728.55 1,766.15
Other vehicles .............................................. 58.77 5.68 20.54 63.13 70.19 133.82
New motorcycles ........................................ 31.04 4.47 7.08 40.38 13.15 89.80

New aircraft ................................................ (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Used motorcycles ....................................... 27.73 1.21 13.46 22.75 57.03 44.01
Used aircraft ............................................... (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Gasoline and motor oil ................................... 2,089.56 939.05 1,532.47 2,110.36 2,631.86 3,225.97
Gasoline ....................................................... 1,915.49 879.50 1,435.12 1,959.02 2,409.73 2,887.02

Diesel fuel .................................................... 46.24 13.12 22.92 35.17 53.30 106.38
Gasoline on out-of-town trips ....................... 112.36 38.28 58.58 101.23 149.60 213.41
Motor oil ....................................................... 14.34 7.77 15.26 13.92 17.71 17.01
Motor oil on out-of-town trips ........................ 1.13 .39 .59 1.02 1.51 2.16
Other vehicle expenses .................................. 2,755.65 1,269.99 1,859.16 2,538.31 3,115.25 4,985.42
Vehicle finance charges ............................... 216.14 46.29 121.02 195.87 312.38 403.82
Automobile finance charges ....................... 91.87 26.62 60.39 92.56 123.40 155.93
Truck finance charges ................................ 112.27 18.73 58.65 96.14 171.87 215.19
Motorcycle and plane finance charges ....... 2.41 .39 .42 2.32 4.86 4.06
Other vehicle finance charges .................... 9.59 .55 1.57 4.85 12.25 28.64
Maintenance and repairs .............................. 836.77 354.10 588.04 827.48 963.83 1,447.04
Coolant, brake fluid, transmission fluid,

and other additives ................................... 7.36 5.21 6.28 7.97 9.16 8.15
Tires - purchased, replaced, installed ........ 127.25 54.05 72.64 113.42 171.72 223.74
Parts, equipment, and accessories ............ 50.14 35.67 33.28 54.67 71.47 55.49


Vehicle products and cleaning services* .... 13.65 7.71 8.33 11.39 8.11 32.65
Misc. auto repair, servicing* ....................... 97.22 56.30 79.94 69.77 98.25 181.75
Body work and painting .............................. 30.23 10.09 24.01 21.65 38.20 57.06
Vehicle or engine repairs ........................... 189.21 71.97 138.89 212.96 198.13 323.30
Motor tune-up ............................................. 40.57 14.08 33.80 35.31 40.85 78.66
Lube, oil change, and oil filters ................... 88.30 36.91 64.74 85.51 111.59 142.41
Front-end alignment, wheel balance and
rotation ..................................................... 25.43 6.35 20.65 21.35 31.32 47.37
Shock absorber replacement ..................... 12.28 2.88 5.95 4.48 21.89 26.10
Gas tank repair, replacement* ................... 11.92 (2) (2) 44.59 (2) 14.99
Repair tires and other repair work .............. 108.52 45.55 72.00 103.44 124.82 196.26
Auto repair service policy ........................... 34.69 7.34 27.53 40.98 38.33 59.12
Vehicle insurance* ....................................... 1,078.56 655.81 826.44 1,004.93 1,135.14 1,769.36

Vehicle rental, leases, licenses, and other
charges ...................................................... 624.17 213.78 323.66 510.03 703.91 1,365.20
Leased and rented vehicles ....................... 381.17 124.26 177.23 307.86 408.31 885.37
Rented vehicles ........................................ 66.19 20.34 30.11 37.51 78.04 164.41
Auto/truck rental ..................................... 43.46 13.97 22.05 26.91 54.53 99.54

Auto/truck rental, out-of-town trips ......... 21.80 6.37 8.06 10.60 22.86 60.93
Motorcycle rental .................................... (1) (1) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Motorcycle rental, out-of-town trips ........ (1) (1) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Aircraft rental .......................................... .79 (2) (2) (2) (2) 3.94
Aircraft rental, out-of-town trips .............. .13 (2) (2) (2) .64 (1)
Leased vehicles ....................................... 314.98 103.92 147.12 270.35 330.28 720.96
Car/truck lease payments ...................... 254.08 74.84 108.54 220.11 277.60 587.36
Cash downpayment car/truck lease ....... 22.85 12.37 14.97 20.63 12.93 53.20
Termination fee for car/truck lease ......... .42 (2) .68 (2) (2) 1.41
Extra fees for car/truck lease ................. 1.20 .02 .15 .68 .89 4.24
Trade in allowance for car/truck lease ... 36.44 16.70 22.76 28.93 38.84 74.75
Vehicle registration state ............................ 93.78 39.57 61.43 90.88 125.34 151.24
Vehicle registration local ............................ 9.17 3.37 5.70 7.36 9.52 19.83
Drivers license ........................................... 9.18 6.76 8.43 8.28 10.39 12.03
Vehicle inspection ...................................... 12.46 5.79 8.72 12.36 16.68 18.70
Parking fees ............................................... 46.52 14.02 19.92 28.28 48.74 121.26
Parking fees in home city, excluding

residence ................................................ 39.72 12.78 16.35 23.80 41.32 104.01
Parking fees, out-of-town trips ................. 6.80 1.24 3.56 4.48 7.42 17.25
Tolls or electronic toll passes ..................... 36.25 6.60 13.04 23.73 43.16 94.40
Tolls on out-of-town trips ............................ 5.18 1.37 2.19 4.17 6.63 11.51
Towing charges .......................................... 4.41 2.11 4.63 4.32 5.14 5.83
Automobile service clubs and GPS
services .................................................... 26.05 9.93 22.38 22.81 29.98 45.04
Public and other transportation ...................... 660.65 214.48 271.29 455.28 587.37 1,769.40
Airline fares .................................................. 410.59 90.40 151.91 261.32 379.75 1,165.70

Intercity bus fares ......................................... 11.59 8.05 7.94 10.80 11.87 19.25
Intracity mass transit fares ........................... 92.09 81.38 61.29 79.53 76.35 161.54
Local trans. on out-of-town trips ................... 12.70 2.57 3.58 8.78 11.80 36.66
Taxi fares and limousine services on trips ... 7.46 1.51 2.10 5.16 6.93 21.53
Taxi fares and limousine services* ............... 31.98 17.72 11.25 14.00 29.78 87.10
Intercity train fares ........................................ 17.48 6.25 11.45 11.36 13.38 44.85
Ship fares ..................................................... 71.64 6.54 20.97 63.57 56.93 209.48
School bus ................................................... 5.12 .06 .79 .77 .59 23.30
Healthcare ........................................................ 4,342.03 1,930.09 3,423.45 3,964.90 5,327.31 7,048.45
Health insurance ............................................ 2,977.32 1,298.91 2,311.58 2,785.54 3,741.50 4,737.80
Commercial health insurance ....................... 565.42 128.32 301.98 534.77 755.61 1,102.78
Fee for service health plan (not BCBS) ...... 565.42 128.32 301.98 534.77 755.61 1,102.78
Blue Cross, Blue Shield ............................... 995.83 247.39 511.57 885.90 1,419.52 1,908.31
Fee for service health plan (BCBS) ............ 520.95 97.91 262.42 424.16 801.26 1,015.41
Health maintenance organization (BCBS) 407.22 104.09 173.34 385.54 549.79 820.44


Commercial medicare supplement (BCBS) 38.81 38.74 65.34 47.31 26.57 16.28
Other health insurance (BCBS) .................. 28.86 6.65 10.47 28.88 41.90 56.17
Health maintenance organization (not

BCBS) ........................................................ 606.59 226.28 346.75 516.19 898.07 1,042.27
Medicare payments ...................................... 439.77 430.93 698.28 497.79 336.13 237.80
Medicare prescription drug premium ............ 97.18 105.80 162.74 92.96 71.04 53.88
Commercial medicare supplements and
other health insurance ................................ 189.98 123.67 224.48 188.59 184.47 228.70
Commercial medicare supplement (not

BCBS) ...................................................... 105.42 96.78 176.96 104.73 87.56 61.60
Other health insurance (not BCBS) ............ 84.56 26.89 47.51 83.86 96.91 167.10
Long term care insurance ............................ 82.55 36.52 65.78 69.35 76.66 164.05
Medical services ............................................. 791.35 325.52 611.40 645.25 939.08 1,432.05
Physicians services ..................................... 172.92 63.25 120.72 138.93 214.00 326.83

Dental services ............................................. 284.14 101.62 217.47 258.66 344.05 497.68
Eyecare services .......................................... 45.53 14.46 33.88 38.82 63.38 76.91
Service by professionals other than
physician .................................................... 60.17 24.44 29.83 49.72 75.98 120.49
Lab tests, x-rays ........................................... 45.60 12.51 24.60 32.88 49.89 107.77
Hospital room and services .......................... 133.50 89.95 90.37 102.87 166.12 217.65
Medical care in retirement community ......... (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Care in convalescent or nursing home ......... 23.62 10.92 75.98 6.14 11.18 14.21
Repair of medical equipment* ...................... .44 2.22 (2) (2) (2) (2)
Other medical care services ......................... 25.42 6.15 18.55 17.23 14.48 70.51
Drugs .............................................................. 424.63 224.23 391.09 412.08 479.02 616.04
Nonprescription drugs* ................................. 99.57 61.57 78.97 90.02 115.64 151.54

Nonprescription vitamins* ............................ 57.38 13.00 56.86 57.66 58.12 101.14
Prescription drugs ........................................ 267.69 149.66 255.26 264.39 305.25 363.36
Medical supplies ............................................. 148.73 81.43 109.38 122.03 167.71 262.56
Eyeglasses and contact lenses .................... 72.53 30.92 44.22 57.85 87.32 141.95
Hearing aids ................................................. 23.29 17.24 22.85 19.33 22.37 34.60
Topicals and dressings* ............................... 40.86 17.17 34.25 33.33 47.14 72.38
Adult diapers ................................................ 3.05 3.00 3.06 3.18 3.42 2.57
Medical equipment for general use .............. 4.69 10.60 1.21 2.59 3.92 5.13
Supportive and convalescent medical
equipment .................................................. 3.14 1.04 2.91 5.16 2.48 4.11
Rental of medical equipment ........................ .56 .57 -.04 .21 .64 1.43
Rental of supportive, convalescent medical
equipment .................................................. .60 .88 .93 .38 .42 .39
Entertainment ................................................... 2,842.07 1,269.94 1,738.24 2,218.77 3,051.33 5,918.54
Fees and admissions ..................................... 652.21 142.76 281.90 363.38 685.31 1,782.20
Recreation expenses, out-of-town trips ........ 21.23 6.07 9.12 15.39 23.88 51.52
Social, recreation, health club membership 165.93 29.34 61.52 88.17 168.03 481.00
Fees for participant sports* .......................... 97.87 33.41 95.15 52.13 87.81 220.68
Participant sports, out-of-town trips .............. 19.80 3.46 5.04 9.53 18.13 62.61
Play, theater, opera, concert ........................ 45.60 10.47 17.48 26.18 46.64 126.81
Movies, parks, museums ............................. 59.50 17.47 26.78 49.11 71.92 131.77
Movie, other admissions, out-of-town trips ... 56.30 14.07 19.25 34.97 68.14 144.57
Admission to sporting events ....................... 42.61 6.49 7.20 17.68 46.00 135.17
Admission to sports events, out-of-town
trips ............................................................ 18.76 4.69 6.41 11.65 22.70 48.17
Fees for recreational lessons ....................... 103.39 11.22 24.84 43.19 108.17 328.37
Other entertainment services, out-of-town
trips ............................................................ 21.23 6.07 9.12 15.39 23.88 51.52
Audio and visual equipment and services ...... 1,083.61 666.67 897.16 1,032.75 1,199.21 1,619.46
Stereos, radios, speakers, and sound

components including those in vehicles ..... 14.22 4.56 6.32 8.62 11.15 40.32
Phonographs* .............................................. (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Televisions ................................................... 97.86 46.70 64.17 92.79 98.26 186.91
Cable and satellite television services ......... 754.26 516.07 663.97 739.73 859.62 990.38
Miscellaneous sound equipment* ................ .98 .36 .02 .17 1.04 3.31
Miscellaneous video equipment* .................. 8.43 6.22 6.00 2.40 4.88 22.65


Satellite radio service ................................... 15.30 6.26 13.52 12.42 18.58 25.68
Sound equipment accessories* .................... 9.57 3.18 3.40 20.62 7.42 13.19
Online gaming services ................................ 3.84 1.01 2.52 5.75 4.54 5.38
VCRs and video disc players ...................... 4.02 2.69 3.69 3.36 4.74 5.63
Digital media players and recorders* ........... (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Video cassettes, tapes, and discs* .............. 22.67 13.83 10.62 18.33 23.61 46.95
Video game software ................................... 12.09 4.72 9.21 11.73 15.63 19.11
Video game hardware and accessories* ...... 48.83 21.98 53.09 40.55 42.26 86.22
Streaming, downloading video ..................... 22.35 8.80 12.72 20.13 29.28 40.66
Applications, games, ringtones for handheld
devices ....................................................... 3.31 1.70 1.94 3.87 3.40 5.61
Repair of tv, radio, and sound equipment .... 1.56 .80 2.31 1.81 1.47 1.40
Rental of televisions ..................................... .78 .80 1.24 1.06 .79 .03
Personal digital audio players ...................... 1.81 .69 1.86 .94 1.70 3.85
Satellite dishes ............................................. 1.10 .48 1.03 .58 .37 3.01
CDs, records, audio tapes ............................ 7.17 2.96 4.09 5.09 8.14 15.55
Streaming, downloading audio ..................... 4.75 1.89 2.28 3.21 4.60 11.73
Rental of VCR, radio, and sound equipment .19 .05 .59 .15 .18 (2)
Musical instruments and accessories .......... 20.96 5.82 14.36 15.18 28.99 40.31
Rental and repair of musical instruments ..... 2.14 1.04 1.04 .84 .75 7.03
Rental of video cassettes, tapes, films, and
discs* .......................................................... 23.16 13.03 15.96 21.45 25.87 39.45
Rental of video hardware/accessories ......... .09 .26 (2) .17 .02 (2)
Rental of video software ............................... 1.00 .50 .77 1.20 1.46 1.08
Installation of televisions .............................. .90 .25 .18 (2) .12 3.95
Installation of satellite television equipment .03 (2) .17 (2) (2) (2)
Installation of sound systems ....................... .22 (2) .06 .59 .35 .08
Installation of other video equipment or
sound systems ........................................... .01 (2) .03 (2) (2) (1)
Pets, toys, hobbies, and playground

equipment .................................................... 653.12 311.74 390.01 552.77 742.06 1,267.30
Pets .............................................................. 528.17 269.19 307.77 466.62 579.55 1,016.22
Pet food* .................................................... 230.06 114.06 159.61 231.10 258.78 386.43

Pet purchase, supplies, medicine .............. 115.97 51.59 72.90 101.85 128.58 224.34
Pet services ................................................ 48.70 14.38 23.98 27.86 49.08 127.83
Vet services* .............................................. 133.44 89.16 51.28 105.81 143.11 277.63
Toys, hobbies, and playground equipment .. 124.95 42.55 82.24 86.16 162.52 251.08
Toys, games, arts and crafts, and

tricycles* ................................................... 118.01 41.71 75.75 80.68 153.97 237.76
Stamp and coin collecting .......................... 3.49 .37 5.38 1.61 .98 9.09
Playground equipment ............................... 3.45 .47 1.11 3.86 7.56 4.24
Other entertainment supplies, equipment,

and services ................................................. 453.13 148.78 169.16 269.87 424.75 1,249.58
Unmotored recreational vehicles .................. 80.16 71.50 32.73 62.72 87.50 145.89
Boat without motor and boat trailers .......... 9.90 1.23 .60 1.52 8.17 37.86
Trailer and other attachable campers ........ 70.26 70.27 32.13 61.20 79.34 108.03
Motorized recreational vehicles .................... 138.07 13.96 51.16 48.09 109.47 466.15
Purchase of motorized camper .................. 52.77 (2) 8.01 4.73 42.44 207.92
Purchase of other vehicle ........................... 48.22 9.14 31.44 10.14 19.40 170.56
Purchase of boat with motor ...................... 37.08 4.82 11.71 33.23 47.63 87.67
Rental of recreational vehicles ..................... 14.63 3.22 6.20 8.02 11.47 44.12
Rental noncamper trailer ............................ .13 .08 .16 (2) .10 .31
Boat and trailer rental out-of-town trips ...... .98 .02 (2) 1.92 .88 2.07
Rental of campers on out-of-town trips ...... 1.35 1.01 .25 (2) (2) 5.48
Rental of other vehicles on out-of-town
trips .......................................................... 9.11 1.06 3.66 5.18 7.12 28.45
Rental of boat ............................................. .92 .26 (2) .13 1.26 2.91
Rental of motorized camper ....................... .40 (2) .24 .36 (2) 1.39
Rental of other RVs ................................... 1.75 .80 1.90 .42 2.10 3.52
Outboard motors .......................................... 2.70 (2) (2) .08 4.76 8.60

Docking and landing fees ............................. 10.10 .59 1.62 2.29 4.90 40.95
Sports, recreation and exercise equipment .. 131.04 46.45 50.08 104.40 136.07 317.63


Athletic gear, game tables, and exercise

equipment* ............................................... 42.74 20.02 16.67 32.69 36.81 107.41
Bicycles ...................................................... 23.02 7.16 8.91 14.66 24.48 59.67
Camping equipment* .................................. 10.91 3.27 5.74 5.63 19.79 20.09
Hunting and fishing equipment* ................. 33.63 11.49 14.78 33.49 36.21 72.14
Winter sports equipment ............................ 4.74 .31 .31 1.51 3.85 17.66
Water sports equipment ............................. 4.19 .26 .97 2.35 3.06 14.25
Other sports equipment .............................. 8.49 3.33 2.54 8.56 9.39 18.58
Global positioning system devices* ............ 1.72 (2) (2) 4.41 1.52 2.68
Rental and repair of miscellaneous sports
equipment ................................................ 1.60 .61 .15 1.11 .96 5.16
Photographic equipment, supplies and

services ...................................................... 43.17 7.31 16.12 30.41 49.03 112.61
Film ............................................................ 1.02 .50 .62 1.19 .82 1.95

Other photographic supplies* ..................... .52 (2) (2) .30 1.52 .79
Photo processing ....................................... 6.84 1.21 4.41 3.94 6.46 18.15
Repair and rental of photographic
equipment ................................................ .47 .37 .04 .26 .23 1.47
Photographic equipment ............................ 16.90 3.67 3.76 14.32 19.13 43.47
Photographer fees ...................................... 17.42 1.56 7.28 10.41 20.87 46.79
Fireworks* .................................................... 6.28 .39 .52 4.52 3.53 22.42

Souvenirs* .................................................... 2.04 .10 .39 1.16 3.05 5.49
Visual goods* ............................................... .85 .51 1.02 .17 1.66 .91
Pinball, electronic video games* .................. 1.88 1.61 .90 .20 2.68 4.03
Live entertainment for catered affairs ........... 9.82 2.31 1.31 3.13 5.02 37.18
Rental of party supplies for catered affairs ... 12.38 .82 7.12 4.66 5.60 43.59
Personal care products and services ............... 682.56 306.83 452.52 523.54 796.79 1,330.93
Personal care products .................................. 373.54 190.59 252.24 271.99 455.40 697.04
Hair care products* ...................................... 73.43 38.45 59.45 54.80 76.38 137.96
Nonelectric articles for the hair* ................... 14.06 7.66 12.40 7.68 14.10 28.42
Wigs and hairpieces ..................................... 2.65 2.85 3.84 2.00 2.77 1.82
Oral hygiene products, articles* ................... 43.63 22.96 33.52 34.19 57.28 70.16
Shaving needs* ............................................ 21.57 9.46 12.92 13.62 23.30 48.53
Cosmetics, perfume, bath preparations* ...... 164.33 82.48 89.68 121.24 213.76 314.27
Deodorants, feminine hygiene,
miscellaneous personal care* .................... 43.65 24.04 30.45 33.52 52.91 77.30
Electric personal care appliances* ............... 10.22 2.68 9.98 4.94 14.91 18.58
Personal care services ................................... 309.02 116.25 200.29 251.55 341.38 633.89
Personal care services ................................. 308.56 116.25 200.29 251.55 341.38 631.56
Repair of personal care appliances* ............ .47 (2) (2) (2) (2) 2.32
Reading ............................................................ 114.06 36.55 82.29 106.98 134.29 209.76
Newspapers* .................................................. 40.74 14.85 35.81 45.36 57.23 50.42

Magazines* .................................................... 20.04 8.10 15.79 18.72 22.95 34.61
Newsletters* ................................................... .09 (2) (2) .45 (2) (2)
Books thru book clubs .................................... 3.50 1.04 2.41 2.93 2.96 8.14
Books not thru book clubs .............................. 26.11 6.54 13.60 17.19 24.98 68.01
Encyclopedia and other sets of reference
books* .......................................................... (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Digital book readers ....................................... 23.58 6.02 14.67 22.32 26.17 48.58
Education ......................................................... 1,314.65 688.60 494.03 614.42 986.10 3,778.68
College tuition ................................................ 794.89 532.07 289.52 289.23 565.40 2,291.28

Elementary and high school tuition ................ 171.13 16.37 47.52 40.07 112.05 637.54
Vocational and technical school tuition .......... 6.24 1.39 3.79 4.05 5.99 15.96
Finance, late, interest charges for student
loans ............................................................. 157.13 32.69 64.25 165.64 105.55 416.23
Test preparation, tutoring services ................. 14.46 2.55 3.32 7.53 13.79 44.95
Other schools tuition ...................................... 7.68 3.86 2.46 2.27 7.09 22.63
Other school expenses including rentals ....... 42.50 14.56 13.08 25.17 48.01 111.28
School books, supplies, equipment for
college .......................................................... 47.70 51.62 26.80 28.65 41.15 90.04
elementary, high school ............................... 14.79 4.20 8.63 12.40 18.57 30.06



vocational and technical schools .................. .60 .90 .34 .55 .82 .36
School books, supplies, equipment for day
care, nursery ................................................ .28 .16 .10 .34 .35 .44
School books, supplies, equipment for other
schools ......................................................... 1.00 .71 .62 .51 2.13 1.04
School supplies, etc. - unspecified* ............... 56.26 27.52 33.61 38.01 65.19 116.87
Tobacco products and smoking supplies ......... 349.33 307.89 359.61 375.78 371.83 331.58
Cigarettes ....................................................... 304.07 274.26 314.26 333.00 320.61 278.32

Other tobacco products .................................. 33.38 29.46 28.73 33.68 37.24 37.73
Smoking accessories* .................................... 8.31 4.17 12.65 9.09 3.66 11.97
Marijuana* ...................................................... 3.57 (2) 3.97 (2) 10.32 3.56
Miscellaneous .................................................. 871.01 439.03 549.60 673.63 981.91 1,706.36
Miscellaneous fees* ....................................... 2.78 9.11 1.51 .59 (2) 2.72

Lotteries and pari-mutuel losses* ................... 50.98 12.69 71.77 35.65 46.39 88.35
Legal fees ....................................................... 155.08 95.86 66.97 129.58 102.55 379.32
Funeral expenses ........................................... 69.65 88.21 82.17 50.77 68.58 58.63
Safe deposit box rental .................................. 4.03 2.31 3.47 3.80 3.30 7.28
Checking accounts, other bank service
charges ........................................................ 30.55 22.67 27.28 28.63 36.66 37.48
Cemetery lots, vaults, maintenance fees ....... 5.55 4.60 6.06 6.92 4.15 6.04
Accounting fees .............................................. 62.83 16.59 33.09 50.85 61.69 151.46
Miscellaneous personal services* .................. 42.15 21.35 21.04 44.35 40.18 83.77
Dating services ............................................... .62 .02 .60 .68 .76 1.04
Finance, late, interest charges for credit
cards ............................................................ 269.66 135.96 125.86 178.79 449.96 456.08
Finance, late, interest charges for other loans 42.84 4.37 62.64 43.28 48.50 55.45
Occupational expenses .................................. 44.58 3.78 10.28 39.03 58.28 111.11
Expenses for other properties ........................ 42.10 13.43 23.05 38.23 26.06 109.43
Interest paid, home equity line of credit (other
property) ....................................................... (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Credit card memberships ............................... 4.75 1.30 2.17 2.11 4.65 13.50
Shopping club membership fees .................... 17.32 5.04 10.43 13.53 20.50 37.01
Vacation clubs ................................................ 25.51 1.73 1.23 6.82 9.71 107.69
Cash contributions ........................................... 1,818.53 712.33 1,054.11 1,335.30 1,890.49 4,088.63
Support for college students .......................... 99.01 12.43 48.41 65.00 91.58 276.76
Alimony expenditures ..................................... 69.60 17.06 9.98 21.17 89.94 209.04
Child support expenditures ............................ 219.43 89.41 110.49 206.96 272.03 416.93
Gift to non-CU members of stocks, bonds,
and mutual funds .......................................... 63.41 140.51 21.92 30.66 3.62 120.12
Cash contributions to charities and other
organizations ................................................ 212.56 55.76 112.15 108.21 177.56 607.34
Cash contributions to church, religious
organizations ................................................ 783.83 254.70 496.86 594.95 901.07 1,666.80
Cash contribution to educational institutions .. 36.47 12.46 10.53 7.93 14.18 136.84
Cash contribution to political organizations .... 7.72 7.41 2.91 3.10 5.28 19.86
Other cash gifts .............................................. 326.50 122.58 240.86 297.31 335.23 634.94
Personal insurance and pensions .................... 6,348.68 591.79 1,740.24 3,980.47 7,666.99 17,699.25
Life and other personal insurance .................. 332.84 85.16 131.73 193.06 405.50 845.89
Life, endowment, annuity, other personal

insurance .................................................... 309.83 77.52 119.51 178.78 379.03 791.60
Other nonhealth insurance ........................... 23.01 7.64 12.23 14.27 26.47 54.29
Pensions and Social Security ......................... 6,015.84 506.62 1,608.51 3,787.42 7,261.49 16,853.36
Deductions for government retirement ......... 111.07 2.41 18.94 92.93 156.79 283.13
Deductions for railroad retirement ................ 8.13 (2) .12 6.38 10.02 24.05
Deductions for private pensions ................... 645.39 3.11 35.32 230.46 642.46 2,306.92
Non-payroll deposit to retirement plans ....... 794.70 209.03 259.08 353.86 783.33 2,360.28
Deductions for Social Security ..................... 4,456.54 292.07 1,295.05 3,103.79 5,668.90 11,878.97
Sources of income and personal taxes:
Money income before taxes ............................. $69,626.53 $10,916.00 $28,342.55 $49,605.58 $80,812.76 $177,850.76
Wages and salaries ........................................ 54,404.68 3,384.87 15,165.03 36,591.76 67,227.95 149,104.58
Self-employment income ................................ 4,363.47 -48.10 843.82 1,960.50 3,517.54 15,489.33


Self-employment income .............................. 4,363.47 -48.10 843.82 1,960.50 3,517.54 15,489.33
Social Security, private and government

retirement ..................................................... 7,801.21 5,408.39 10,394.65 8,918.96 7,545.33 6,753.26
Social Security and railroad retirement

income ........................................................ 5,576.61 5,032.55 9,311.27 6,643.64 4,137.74 2,786.86
Retirement, survivors, disability income ....... 2,224.59 375.83 1,083.38 2,275.31 3,407.59 3,966.40
Interest, dividends, rental income, other

property income ........................................... 1,737.33 162.94 418.78 906.60 1,536.38 5,642.34
Interest and dividends .................................. 916.29 78.65 269.75 425.95 702.92 3,093.87
Net room/rental income ................................ 491.91 55.09 89.31 314.01 573.50 1,422.26
Royalty, estate, trust income ........................ 329.14 29.20 59.72 166.64 259.95 1,126.21
Public assistance, Supplemental Security

Income, Supplementary Nutrition
Assistance Program (SNAP) ........................ 567.69 1,233.91 876.10 414.60 216.76 101.17
Supplemental Security Income .................... 228.10 477.17 322.07 157.81 113.94 70.86
Public assistance ......................................... 31.95 62.88 49.70 29.16 14.48 3.78
Supplementary Nutrition Assistance
Program (SNAP) ........................................ 307.63 693.86 504.32 227.62 88.35 26.53
Unemployment and workers compensation,

veterans benefits, and regular contributions
for support .................................................... 432.11 267.02 360.94 551.33 522.37 458.17
Other regular income ................................... 432.11 267.02 360.94 551.33 522.37 458.17
Other income .................................................. 320.05 506.96 283.24 261.83 246.43 301.92
Meals as pay ................................................ 26.18 20.39 17.73 25.07 26.65 40.95

Rent as pay .................................................. 96.17 260.14 104.75 49.45 23.99 43.00
Other income ................................................ 197.70 226.43 160.76 187.32 195.79 217.97
Personal taxes (contains some imputed

values) ............................................................ 9,178.34 -500.02 -384.42 2,798.75 8,437.47 35,404.60
Federal income taxes ..................................... 7,111.03 -452.95 -639.28 1,854.30 6,326.76 28,357.21
Federal income tax (imputed) ...................... 7,111.03 -452.95 -639.28 1,854.30 6,326.76 28,357.21
State and local income taxes ......................... 1,997.36 -71.06 137.28 883.57 2,058.69 6,951.97
State and local income tax (imputed) ........... 1,997.36 -71.06 137.28 883.57 2,058.69 6,951.97
Other taxes ..................................................... 69.95 23.99 117.57 60.88 52.02 95.42
Vehicle personal property taxes ................... 42.48 21.28 32.70 34.90 46.53 76.84
Other taxes ................................................... 27.47 2.71 84.88 25.98 5.50 18.58
Income after taxes ............................................ 60,448.19 11,416.01 28,726.97 46,806.83 72,375.29 142,446.16
Meals as pay .................................................. 26.18 20.39 17.73 25.07 26.65 40.95

Rent as pay .................................................... 96.17 260.14 104.75 49.45 23.99 43.00
Income after taxes .......................................... 60,325.84 11,135.48 28,604.49 46,732.32 72,324.65 142,362.21
Addenda:
Net change in total assets and liabilities .......... $6,937.20 - $265.80 $3,700.02 $4,889.64 $4,774.04 $21,524.04
Net change in total assets .............................. 15,441.54 2,117.99 6,241.56 8,943.74 14,431.80 45,325.22
Change in accounts ..................................... 2,011.25 307.64 1,928.64 1,204.03 766.34 5,837.88
Change in value of savings, checking,

money market, and CDs .......................... 1,340.85 200.20 1,161.05 1,423.29 949.56 2,963.79
Value of savings, checking, money

market, and CDs .................................... 12,493.85 5,293.72 7,972.21 9,044.79 12,773.16 27,310.96
Value of savings, checking, money
market, and CDs one year ago .............. -11,153.00 -5,093.52 -6,811.16 -7,621.49 -11,823.60 -24,347.17


Change in securities ................................... 670.40 107.44 767.59 -219.26 -183.22 2,874.09
Value of stocks, bonds, mutual funds ...... 14,606.71 2,947.73 7,206.56 9,213.85 8,939.40 44,595.16
Value of stocks, bonds, mutual funds one
year ago ................................................. -13,936.31 -2,840.30 -6,438.97 -9,433.12 -9,122.63 -41,721.07
Change in surrender of insurance policies ... 1,297.96 79.05 463.47 511.12 1,194.52 4,227.64
Surrender value of whole life insurance

policy ........................................................ 7,827.26 893.28 2,365.42 2,890.62 5,959.98 26,938.13
Surrender value of whole life insurance
policy one year ago .................................. -6,529.30 -814.24 -1,901.95 -2,379.50 -4,765.46 -22,710.50
Change in value of retirement plan .............. 5,346.76 1,300.82 1,507.96 3,361.43 4,253.33 16,255.64
Value of retirement plan ............................. 68,765.02 14,162.09 35,443.01 42,516.02 67,184.19 183,956.96
Value of retirement plan one year ago ....... -63,418.25 -12,861.27 -33,935.05 -39,154.59 -62,930.86 -167,701.32
Change in value of other financial assets .... 136.98 -38.85 -1.35 44.52 -42.54 720.74
Value of other financial assets ................... 4,375.20 888.52 1,788.61 2,513.16 4,366.44 12,279.18
Value of other financial assets one year
ago ........................................................... -4,238.22 -927.38 -1,789.96 -2,468.64 -4,408.98 -11,558.44
Change in net property holdings (owned

home) ......................................................... 5,040.08 402.52 2,060.28 2,415.88 6,587.37 13,687.04
Purchase price of property (owned home) 6,104.92 764.79 2,840.36 3,709.54 7,903.92 15,254.66
Closing costs purchase of property (owned
home) ....................................................... 270.62 20.68 85.84 101.13 231.66 910.74
Special assessments (owned home) ......... 5.37 5.28 1.58 11.56 6.18 2.25
Sale price of property or trade-in amount
(owned home) .......................................... -1,278.04 -361.90 -817.29 -1,356.14 -1,445.27 -2,402.77
Total expenses in sale of property (owned
home) ....................................................... -62.78 -26.34 -50.21 -50.20 -109.13 -77.84
Change in capital improvements (owned

home) ......................................................... 984.99 194.86 437.02 563.37 967.28 2,753.63
Capital improvement labor and materials

(owned home) .......................................... 756.81 140.14 306.64 389.17 641.89 2,298.91
Capital improvement material (owned
home) ....................................................... 228.18 54.72 130.37 174.20 325.40 454.72
Materials and supplies purchased for

insulation, dwellings under constr,
additions, finishing, remodeling,
landscaping, etc. .................................... 216.63 52.60 89.60 172.99 321.02 445.30
Dishwasher, disposal, or range hood ....... 2.75 .13 1.34 1.21 4.36 6.66
Labor and materials for dwellings under
construction and additions ..................... 8.80 1.99 39.43 (2) .02 2.76
Change in net property holdings (owned

vacation) ..................................................... 804.64 33.74 244.36 1,161.13 704.88 1,872.34
Purchase price of property (owned

vacation) ................................................... 982.67 92.58 472.90 1,141.62 1,108.14 2,091.12
Closing costs on purchase of property
(owned vacation) ...................................... 14.13 2.70 4.08 24.67 23.26 15.85
Special assessments (owned vacation) ..... .56 .01 .21 (2) .14 2.44
(owned vacation) ...................................... -183.91 -55.90 -219.42 -4.87 -415.62 -223.42
Mortgage principal held after sale of real
estate (owned vacation) ........................... (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Total expenses in sale of property (owned
vacation) ................................................... -8.81 -5.66 -13.41 -.29 -11.04 -13.64
Change in capital improvements (owned

vacation) ..................................................... 52.35 2.49 3.53 3.17 203.66 48.44
Capital improvement labor and materials

(owned vacation) ...................................... 49.15 .58 3.10 2.98 191.06 47.58
Supplies purchased for additions,
maintenance and repairs, and new
construction .............................................. 3.20 1.91 .43 .18 12.60 .86


Change in net property holdings (other

property) ..................................................... 159.50 -17.12 -175.14 25.87 294.78 665.51
Purchase price of property (other property) 231.10 22.01 .73 60.66 340.84 728.28
Closing costs purchase of property (other
property) ................................................... 2.18 .29 (2) .98 5.24 4.35
Special assessments (other property) ........ 1.84 (2) .05 (2) .57 8.53
(other property) ........................................ -74.17 -37.00 -175.92 -35.77 -51.49 -71.23
Total expenses in sale of property (other
property) ................................................... -1.45 -2.43 (2) (2) -.38 -4.43
Change in capital improvements (other

property) ..................................................... 5.18 .39 6.22 1.64 1.45 16.15
Property management, security, parking

(other property) ........................................ 1.23 (2) .04 .30 1.16 4.65
Capital improvement services, labor,
materials and equipment (other property) 3.94 .39 6.18 1.34 .30 11.49
Contractors labor and materials, supplies

CU obtained, appliances provided by
contractor, other property ....................... 3.71 .39 6.18 .74 (2) 11.23
Management services and improvements
of other properties .................................. .11 (2) (2) (2) .30 .26
Dishwasher, disposal, range hood capital
improvement (other property) ................. .12 (2) (2) .60 (2) (2)
Change in vehicle sales ............................... -398.15 -147.54 -233.41 -348.42 -499.27 -759.79
Sale of automobiles .................................... -160.39 -68.58 -124.84 -97.62 -205.63 -304.53

Sale of trucks, including vans ..................... -169.40 -58.79 -97.20 -171.43 -254.40 -264.29
Sale of motor camper ................................. -14.41 (2) -1.93 -37.80 (2) -32.22
Sale of other vehicles ................................. -3.08 (2) -7.14 -1.20 -2.02 -5.05
Sale of trailer type and other attachable
campers ................................................... -9.87 -18.45 (2) -5.88 -12.30 -12.69
Sale of motorcycles .................................... -10.52 -1.12 -1.61 -7.26 -20.44 -22.07
Sale of boats, with motors .......................... -30.34 -.14 -.69 -27.23 -4.30 -118.94
Sale of boats, without motors and boat
trailers ...................................................... -.13 -.46 (2) (2) -.18 (2)
Sale of aircraft ............................................ (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Net change in total liabilities ........................... 8,504.34 2,383.79 2,541.54 4,054.10 9,657.76 23,801.18
Change in amount owed to creditors ........... 545.26 722.70 564.73 586.59 785.42 68.25
Amount owed on credit cards ..................... 1,803.27 591.24 1,018.93 1,510.05 2,611.85 3,273.63
Amount owed on credit cards one year ago -1,676.71 -500.06 -811.35 -1,393.90 -2,340.88 -3,326.01
Amount owed on student loans .................. 4,940.91 2,474.56 3,332.54 4,629.01 6,087.54 8,159.13
Amount owed on student loans one year
ago ........................................................... -4,667.88 -1,932.51 -3,081.40 -4,236.32 -5,817.90 -8,248.29
Amount owed on other loans ..................... 669.85 775.40 435.41 455.52 956.12 725.16
Amount owed on other loans one year ago -524.17 -685.93 -329.41 -377.78 -711.32 -515.38
Change in mortgage principal (owned

home) ......................................................... 7,202.23 1,407.65 1,666.73 2,722.99 7,775.74 22,358.42
Special lump sum mortgage payment

(owned home) .......................................... -301.79 -7.26 -119.13 -171.41 -341.44 -866.77
Reduction of mortgage principal (owned
home) ....................................................... -1,444.52 -359.94 -497.52 -977.59 -1,875.12 -3,499.83
Reduction mortgage principal, home equity
loan (owned home) .................................. -51.83 -14.17 -20.80 -41.28 -54.60 -127.89
Original loan amount (mortgage obtained
during interview quarter) (owned home) .. 8,985.86 1,794.42 2,334.88 4,033.47 10,134.56 26,537.40
Original loan amount, home equity loan
(loan obtained during interview quarter)
(owned home) .......................................... 213.75 20.11 40.52 19.57 125.21 860.47
Principal paid, home equity line of credit
(owned home) .......................................... -199.24 -25.50 -71.23 -139.77 -212.87 -544.96
Change in mortgage principal (owned

vacation) ..................................................... 106.02 36.60 -8.24 -27.21 341.58 186.17


Special lump sum mortgage payment

(owned vacation) ...................................... -6.19 -.67 -.09 -1.18 -.61 -28.30
vacation) ................................................... -46.01 -11.66 -17.06 -24.19 -35.01 -141.67
loan (owned vacation) .............................. -2.84 (2) -2.83 -1.84 -5.70 -3.83
during interview quarter) (owned
vacation) ................................................... 165.73 49.43 11.73 (2) 386.51 379.17
(owned vacation) ...................................... (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
(owned vacation) ...................................... -4.68 -.50 (2) (2) -3.60 -19.21
Change in mortgage principal (other

property) ..................................................... 9.61 (2) -1.65 -5.90 66.51 -10.96
Special lump sum mortgage payments

(other property) ........................................ -.97 (2) (2) (2) (2) -4.82
Reduction of mortgage principal (other
property) ................................................... -7.27 (2) -1.65 -5.90 -5.92 -22.78
loan (other property) ................................. -.17 (2) (2) (2) (2) -.86
during interview quarter) (other property) 18.02 (2) (2) (2) 72.43 17.50
(other property) ........................................ (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
(other property) ........................................ (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Change in principal on vehicles ................... 641.22 216.83 319.98 777.63 688.51 1,199.31
Reduction of vehicle loan principal ............. -1,583.66 -329.01 -909.93 -1,370.31 -2,274.64 -3,024.53
Vehicle principal balance (loan obtained
during interview quarter) .......................... 2,224.87 545.85 1,229.91 2,147.94 2,963.15 4,223.83
Other financial information:

Other money receipts ..................................... $766.05 $273.11 $639.84 $533.39 $604.82 $1,775.21
Lump sum payment received ....................... 759.69 270.29 638.64 529.77 597.32 1,758.60
Monthly transit subsidy ................................. 6.36 2.82 1.19 3.63 7.50 16.61
Mortgage principal paid on owned property ... -1,756.55 -411.77 -611.08 -1,190.57 -2,192.83 -4,361.03

home) ......................................................... -1,444.52 -359.94 -497.52 -977.59 -1,875.12 -3,499.83
vacation) ..................................................... -46.01 -11.66 -17.06 -24.19 -35.01 -141.67
Reduction of mortgage principal (other
property) ..................................................... -7.27 (2) -1.65 -5.90 -5.92 -22.78
loan (owned home) .................................... -51.83 -14.17 -20.80 -41.28 -54.60 -127.89
loan (owned vacation) ................................ -2.84 (2) -2.83 -1.84 -5.70 -3.83
loan (other property) ................................... -.17 (2) (2) (2) (2) -.86
(owned home) ............................................ -199.24 -25.50 -71.23 -139.77 -212.87 -544.96
(owned vacation) ........................................ -4.68 -.50 (2) (2) -3.60 -19.21
(other property) .......................................... (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
Estimated market value of owned home ........ 162,748.81 62,287.59 91,916.37 118,316.71 175,943.99 364,203.94
Estimated monthly rental value of owned
home ............................................................ 929.84 408.81 583.77 751.72 1,052.49 1,847.25
Estimated monthly rental value of vacation
home not available for rent ........................... 52.31 17.08 29.61 29.67 50.66 134.15
Estimated monthly rental value of vacation
home available for rent ................................. 12.60 3.27 2.96 5.09 9.78 41.78
Estimated annual rental value of timeshare ... 927.66 248.50 613.97 461.85 1,432.86 1,875.45
Gifts of goods and services, total ..................... 1,248.76 344.00 669.58 742.76 1,028.83 3,451.03


Food ............................................................... 91.41 17.50 39.48 57.44 75.05 267.13

Alcoholic beverages ....................................... 14.50 2.68 8.63 7.51 19.42 34.25
Housing .......................................................... 244.41 120.62 142.32 166.08 235.36 556.53
Housekeeping supplies ................................ 30.30 13.91 17.66 26.15 31.84 61.88

Household textiles ........................................ 7.85 .68 3.31 3.57 11.87 19.80
Appliances and miscellaneous housewares 21.56 3.21 4.25 17.40 30.21 52.64
Major appliances ........................................ 7.94 1.60 2.22 7.52 9.82 18.45

Small appliances and miscellaneous
housewares .............................................. 13.63 1.61 2.02 9.88 20.39 34.19
Miscellaneous household equipment ........... 47.70 12.33 26.01 30.85 67.86 101.27
Other housing ............................................... 137.00 90.49 91.09 88.11 93.58 320.95
Apparel and services ...................................... 253.20 75.46 149.63 172.00 213.62 654.60
Males, 2 and over ......................................... 58.71 20.18 41.25 55.62 60.67 115.69
Females, 2 and over .................................... 64.02 25.78 42.74 43.41 68.05 140.01
Children under 2 ........................................... 40.35 13.53 34.41 29.85 43.19 80.69
Other apparel products and services ........... 90.13 15.97 31.22 43.12 41.72 318.21
Jewelry and watches .................................. 59.82 3.94 6.76 26.27 13.97 247.80
All other apparel products and services ..... 30.31 12.03 24.46 16.86 27.75 70.41
Transportation ................................................ 139.05 15.91 116.60 103.08 179.03 279.98

Healthcare ...................................................... 34.16 19.16 52.53 15.71 22.46 60.97
Entertainment ................................................. 94.79 35.25 67.44 71.12 99.67 200.17
Toys, games, arts and crafts, and tricycles* 29.28 13.67 23.55 18.80 42.55 47.84
Other entertainment ..................................... 65.50 21.58 43.89 52.32 57.12 152.33
Personal care products and services ............. 16.34 8.98 8.11 9.13 12.76 42.69
Reading .......................................................... 5.72 1.43 5.34 4.46 7.25 10.09
Education ....................................................... 278.17 21.80 43.91 58.71 74.20 1,188.35
All other gifts .................................................. 77.02 25.22 35.59 77.50 90.03 156.27
All CU column weight interview .......................... 128437362 25672091 25562349 25700163 25729790 25772968
Complete reporter column weight interview ....... 128437362 25672091 25562349 25700163 25729790 25772968
All CU column weight diary ................................ 128205277 25616919 25627935 25661044 25632921 25666458
Complete reporter column weight diary ............. 128205277 25616919 25627935 25661044 25632921 25666458
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2 No data reported.
n.a. Not applicable.
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Table 1101.

All Lowest Second Third Fourth Highest

Consumer unit characteristics:

Average number in consumer unit:

Race of reference person:

Hispanic or Latino origin of reference person:

Education of reference person:

At least one vehicle owned or leased ............... 87 63 86 93 97 98

Food ................................................................. 7,022.59 3,766.66 5,021.78 5,799.21 8,164.52 12,349.67

Food at home ................................................. 4,014.57 2,498.92 3,270.51 3,444.92 4,544.67 6,310.10

Flour* ........................................................ 8.94 5.68 8.28 8.94 10.33 11.45

Bakery products* ........................................ 345.71 214.27 289.93 308.51 403.45 512.15

Bread* ...................................................... 102.28 69.53 85.45 88.97 114.15 153.21

White bread* .......................................... 44.29 30.72 38.37 39.41 48.93 64.01

See footnotes at end of table.

All Lowest Second Third Fourth Highest

Cookies* ................................................. 47.38 29.94 46.21 39.89 51.47 69.37

Beef* .......................................................... 245.10 158.19 224.31 204.21 271.86 366.76

Ground beef* ............................................ 104.55 73.44 103.55 93.13 117.99 134.60

Chuck roast* ........................................... 13.46 11.07 10.92 9.06 16.74 19.48

Steak* ....................................................... 83.16 49.29 70.06 64.17 84.96 147.20

Round steak* .......................................... 15.51 11.18 18.16 12.68 16.64 18.91

Other beef* ............................................... 20.82 14.53 26.34 12.77 22.70 27.74

Pork* .......................................................... 165.03 113.79 164.58 136.02 186.11 224.60

Bacon* ...................................................... 39.07 28.01 39.25 30.31 44.11 53.65

Sausage* .................................................. 34.06 21.07 28.05 30.48 42.51 48.15

Other meats* .............................................. 124.23 71.35 99.28 116.52 145.59 188.28

Frankfurters* ............................................ 22.85 17.57 17.97 23.87 27.72 27.10

Poultry* ....................................................... 172.46 121.02 138.60 148.14 193.52 260.91

Other poultry* ........................................... 33.60 19.55 25.06 26.31 38.62 58.39

Eggs* .......................................................... 63.31 48.00 55.14 57.74 71.17 84.47

Dairy products* ............................................. 412.71 249.42 328.73 361.72 461.61 661.67

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Butter* ...................................................... 25.57 15.58 20.05 22.28 28.06 41.87

Fresh fruits* ................................................ 283.77 163.46 225.62 239.33 323.53 466.64

Apples* ..................................................... 41.57 23.62 30.32 36.29 47.26 70.31

Fresh vegetables* ...................................... 247.07 159.22 198.24 200.66 270.61 406.38

Potatoes* .................................................. 39.33 26.66 33.54 34.95 41.44 60.01

Processed fruits* ........................................ 107.68 69.69 84.12 94.57 123.24 166.71

Canned fruits* .......................................... 19.29 12.36 17.95 16.60 20.50 29.02

Processed vegetables* .............................. 130.22 90.68 113.05 108.38 145.90 193.01

Frozen vegetables* .................................. 34.88 24.14 29.58 25.85 40.38 54.42

Canned beans* ...................................... 24.66 16.76 23.56 21.96 26.74 34.28

Margarine* ................................................ 6.23 4.33 5.14 4.83 7.73 9.12

Miscellaneous foods* ................................. 726.31 421.33 557.58 632.92 839.44 1,179.55

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Frozen meals* ........................................ 59.11 36.85 46.22 56.81 69.19 86.45

Other canned and packaged prepared

Prepared salads* .................................... 40.49 23.72 24.22 35.23 51.52 67.74

Nonalcoholic beverages* ........................... 374.16 249.97 319.69 328.28 418.82 553.76

Cola* ........................................................ 71.59 56.70 66.16 67.65 71.96 95.41

Roasted coffee* ...................................... 55.46 27.88 39.80 39.04 67.98 102.55

Noncarbonated fruit flavored drinks,

Food prepared by consumer unit on

Lunch* ........................................................ 809.35 400.76 532.15 662.22 936.68 1,513.87

Lunch at fast food, take-out, delivery,

Dinner* ....................................................... 1,234.94 480.64 711.63 971.69 1,514.58 2,494.21

Dinner at fast food, take-out, delivery,

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Snacks and nonalcoholic beverages at