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TABLE 8-7. U.S. IMPORTS, GDP, AND CPI, 1975–2005
[For all urban consumers; 1982-84=100, except as noted]
Year CPI GDP Imports
1975 53.8 1,638.3 98185
1976 56.9 1,825.3 124228
1977 60.6 2,030.9 151907
1978 65.2 2,294.7 176002
1979 72.6 2,563.3 212007
1980 82.4 2,789.5 249750
1981 90.9 3,128.4 265067
1982 96.5 3,255.0 247642
1983 99.6 3,536.7 268901
1984 103.9 3,933.2 332418
1985 107.6 4,220.3 338088
1986 109.6 4,462.8 368425
1987 113.6 4,739.5 409765
1988 118.3 5,103.8 447189
1989 124.0 5,484.4 477665
1990 130.7 5,803.1 498438
1991 136.2 5,995.9 491020
1992 140.3 6,337.7 536528
1993 144.5 6,657.4 589394
1994 148.2 7,072.2 668690
1995 152.4 7,397.7 749374
1996 156.9 7,816.9 803113
1997 160.5 8,304.3 876470
1998 163.0 8,747.0 917103
1999 166.6 9,268.4 1029980
2000 172.2 9,817.0 1224408
2001 177.1 10,128.0 1145900
2002 179.9 10,469.6 1164720
2003 184.0 10,960.8 1260717
2004 188.9 11,712.5 1472926
2005 195.3 12,455.8 1677371
Note.—Data beginning 1983 incorporate a rental equivalence measure for homeowners' costs.
Series reflect changes in composition and renaming beginning in 1998, and formula and methodology changes beginning in 1999.
Source: Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.