Economic History of The United States - Historical Statistics

Historical Statistics

United States Annual Economic Data
United States Annual Economic Data
Year GDP

Nominal
($ billions)

 GDP

Adjusted
($ billions)

 Population

(millions)

 GDP per capita

Nominal ($)

 GDP per capita

Adjusted ($)
1790 0.19 3.60 3.929 48 916
1791 0.21 3.82 4.048 52 944
1792 0.22 4.10 4.171 53 983
1793 0.25 4.43 4.297 58 1031
1794 0.31 5.00 4.428 70 1129
1795 0.38 5.31 4.562 83 1164
1796 0.41 5.47 4.700 87 1164
1797 0.41 5.57 4.843 85 1150
1798 0.41 5.80 4.990 82 1162
1799 0.44 6.20 5.141 86 1206
1800 0.48 6.55 5.297 91 1237
1801 0.51 6.87 5.486 93 1252
1802 0.45 7.09 5.679 79 1248
1803 0.48 7.21 5.872 82 1228
1804 0.53 7.49 6.065 87 1235
1805 0.56 7.88 6.258 89 1259
1806 0.61 8.26 6.451 95 1280
1807 0.58 8.27 6.644 87 1245
1808 0.64 8.28 6.838 94 1211
1809 0.68 8.92 7.031 97 1269
1810 0.70 9.40 7.224 97 1301
1811 0.76 9.82 7.460 102 1316
1812 0.78 10.2 7.700 101 1326
1813 0.96 10.8 7.939 121 1358
1814 1.06 11.2 8.179 130 1372
1815 0.91 11.3 8.419 108 1342
1816 0.81 11.3 8.659 94 1304
1817 0.76 11.5 8.899 85 1297
1818 0.72 12.0 9.139 79 1308
1819 0.72 12.3 9.379 77 1309
1820 0.70 12.8 9.618 73 1328
1821 0.73 13.4 9.939 73 1351
1822 0.80 14.0 10.268 78 1360
1823 0.75 14.5 10.596 71 1364
1824 0.75 15.3 10.924 69 1400
1825 0.81 16.0 11.252 72 1421
1826 0.86 16.6 11.580 74 1431
1827 0.91 17.1 11.909 76 1433
1828 0.89 17.3 12.237 73 1415
1829 0.92 18.0 12.565 73 1431
1830 1.01 19.5 12.901 78 1518
1831 1.04 21.2 13.321 78 1591
1832 1.12 22.6 13.742 82 1646
1833 1.14 23.3 14.162 80 1647
1834 1.20 23.7 14.582 82 1625
1835 1.32 25.0 15.003 88 1664
1836 1.46 25.7 15.423 95 1667
1837 1.54 26.0 15.843 97 1639
1838 1.58 27.1 16.264 97 1663
1839 1.65 27.8 16.684 99 1666
1840 1.55 27.8 17.123 91 1622
1841 1.63 28.4 17.733 92 1603
1842 1.60 29.4 18.345 87 1600
1843 1.55 30.8 18.957 82 1623
1844 1.69 32.6 19.569 86 1665
1845 1.84 34.6 20.182 91 1715
1846 2.04 37.4 20.794 98 1799
1847 2.39 40.0 21.406 112 1870
1848 2.41 41.4 22.018 109 1881
1849 2.40 42.0 22.631 106 1855
1850 2.56 43.9 23.261 110 1889
1851 2.70 47.5 24.086 112 1972
1852 3.04 53.0 24.911 122 2128
1853 3.28 57.3 25.736 127 2226
1854 3.68 59.3 26.561 139 2232
1855 3.94 61.7 27.386 144 2254
1856 4.00 64.1 28.212 142 2270
1857 4.13 64.4 29.037 142 2218
1858 4.05 67.1 29.862 136 2247
1859 4.38 72.0 30.687 143 2346
1860 4.32 72.3 31.513 137 2296
1861 4.58 73.7 32.351 142 2277
1862 5.76 82.9 33.188 174 2497
1863 7.60 89.3 34.026 223 2624
1864 9.43 90.4 34.863 270 2592
1865 9.86 93.0 35.701 276 2606
1866 8.98 88.8 36.538 246 2430
1867 8.33 90.4 37.376 223 2418
1868 8.14 93.9 38.213 213 2458
1869 7.85 96.6 39.051 201 2473
1870 7.79 100 39.905 195 2509
1871 7.68 105 40.938 188 2573
1872 8.21 113 41.972 196 2683
1873 8.68 123 43.006 202 2824
1874 8.43 124 44.040 191 2815
1875 8.05 123 45.073 179 2726
1876 8.21 128 46.107 178 2781
1877 8.27 132 47.141 175 2804
1878 8.31 139 48.174 172 2894
1879 9.36 157 49.208 190 3188
1880 10.4 170 50.262 206 3379
1881 11.6 191 51.542 226 3708
1882 12.2 201 52.821 231 3800
1883 12.3 206 54.100 227 3808
1884 11.8 203 55.379 212 3667
1885 11.4 201 56.658 202 3552
1886 12.0 218 57.938 208 3764
1887 13.0 234 59.217 219 3944
1888 13.8 249 60.496 227 4108
1889 13.8 258 61.775 224 4169
1890 15.2 284 63.056 240 4502
1891 15.5 287 64.361 240 4459
1892 16.4 301 65.666 250 4590
1893 15.5 284 66.970 231 4242
1894 14.2 271 68.275 208 3972
1895 15.6 300 69.580 224 4313
1896 15.4 294 70.885 218 4153
1897 16.1 307 72.189 223 4256
1898 18.2 344 73.494 248 4685
1899 19.5 365 74.799 261 4884
1900 20.7 376 76.094 272 4943
1901 22.4 397 77.584 289 5112
1902 24.2 417 79.163 305 5261
1903 26.1 429 80.632 323 5317
1904 25.8 414 82.166 314 5034
1905 28.9 459 83.822 344 5480
1906 30.9 475 85.450 362 5564
1907 34.0 492 87.008 391 5649
1908 30.3 439 88.710 342 4949
1909 32.2 468 90.490 356 5169
1910 33.4 473 92.407 362 5116
1911 34.3 488 93.863 366 5200
1912 37.4 511 95.335 392 5359
1913 39.1 531 97.225 403 5462
1914 36.5 490 99.111 368 4948
1915 38.7 504 100.546 385 5011
1916 49.6 574 101.961 487 5626
1917 59.7 560 103.268 578 5418
1918 75.8 610 103.208 735 5910
1919 78.3 615 104.514 749 5883
1920 88.4 609 106.461 830 5721
1921 73.6 595 108.538 678 5483
1922 73.4 628 110.049 667 5708
1923 85.4 711 111.947 763 6350
1924 87.0 733 114.109 762 6422
1925 90.6 750 115.829 782 6475
1926 97.0 799 117.397 826 6806
1927 95.5 807 119.035 803 6777
1928 97.4 816 120.509 808 6771
1929 103.6 865.2 121.767 851 7105
1930 91.2 790.7 123.077 741 6424
1931 76.5 739.9 124.040 617 5965
1932 58.7 643.7 124.840 470 5156
1933 56.4 635.5 125.579 449 5061
1934 66.0 704.2 126.374 522 5572
1935 73.3 766.9 127.250 576 6027
1936 83.8 866.6 128.053 654 6768
1937 91.9 911.1 128.825 713 7072
1938 86.1 879.7 129.825 663 6776
1939 92.2 950.7 130.880 704 7264
1940 101.4 1034.1 131.954 768 7837
1941 126.7 1211.1 133.121 952 9098
1942 161.9 1435.4 133.920 1209 10718
1943 198.6 1670.9 134.245 1479 12447
1944 219.8 1806.5 132.885 1654 13594
1945 223.1 1786.3 132.481 1684 13483
1946 222.3 1589.4 140.054 1587 11348
1947 244.2 1574.5 143.446 1702 10976
1948 269.2 1643.2 146.093 1843 11248
1949 267.3 1634.6 148.665 1798 10995
1950 293.8 1777.3 151.235 1943 11752
1951 339.3 1915.0 153.310 2213 12491
1952 358.3 1988.3 155.687 2301 12771
1953 379.4 2079.5 158.242 2398 13141
1954 380.4 2065.4 161.164 2360 12816
1955 414.8 2212.8 164.308 2525 13467
1956 437.5 2255.8 167.306 2615 13483
1957 461.1 2301.1 170.371 2706 13506
1958 467.2 2279.2 173.320 2696 13150
1959 506.6 2441.3 176.289 2874 13848
1960 526.4 2501.8 179.979 2925 13901
1961 544.7 2560.0 182.992 2977 13990
1962 585.6 2715.2 185.771 3152 14616
1963 617.7 2834.0 188.483 3277 15036
1964 663.6 2998.6 191.141 3472 15688
1965 719.1 3191.1 193.526 3716 16489
1966 787.8 3399.1 195.576 4028 17380
1967 832.6 3484.6 197.457 4217 17647
1968 911.0 3652.7 199.399 4564 18319
1969 984.6 3765.4 201.385 4889 18698
1970 1038.5 3771.9 203.984 5091 18491
1971 1127.1 3898.6 206.827 5449 18850
1972 1238.3 4105.0 209.284 5917 19614
1973 1382.7 4341.5 211.357 6542 20541
1974 1500.0 4319.6 213.342 7031 20247
1975 1638.3 4311.2 215.465 7604 20009
1976 1825.3 4540.9 217.583 8389 20870
1977 2030.9 4750.5 219.760 9241 21617
1978 2294.7 5015.0 222.095 10332 22580
1979 2563.3 5173.4 224.567 11414 23037
1980 2789.5 5161.7 227.225 12276 22716
1981 3128.4 5291.7 229.466 13633 23061
1982 3255.0 5189.3 231.664 14051 22400
1983 3536.7 5423.8 233.792 15128 23199
1984 3933.2 5813.6 235.825 16678 24652
1985 4220.3 6053.7 237.924 17738 25444
1986 4462.8 6263.6 240.133 18585 26084
1987 4739.5 6475.1 242.289 19561 26725
1988 5103.8 6742.7 244.499 20875 27578
1989 5484.4 6981.4 246.819 22220 28286
1990 5803.1 7112.5 249.623 23247 28493
1991 5995.9 7100.5 252.981 23701 28067
1992 6337.7 7336.6 256.514 24707 28601
1993 6657.4 7532.7 259.919 25613 28981
1994 7072.2 7835.5 263.126 26878 29779
1995 7397.7 8031.7 266.278 27782 30163
1996 7816.9 8328.9 269.394 29017 30917
1997 8304.3 8703.5 272.647 30458 31922
1998 8747.0 9066.9 275.854 31709 32868
1999 9268.4 9470.3 279.040 33215 33939
2000 9817.0 9817.0 282.217 34785 34785
2001 10128.0 9890.7 285.226 35509 34677
2002 10469.6 10048.8 288.126 36337 34876
2003 10960.8 10301.0 290.796 37692 35423
2004 11685.9 10675.8 293.638 39797 36357
2005 12433.9 11003.4 296.507 41935 37110
2006 13194.7 11319.4 299.98 44071 37807

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