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NO. 786. AVERAGE PRICES (UNIT VALUES)_SELECTED COMMODITIES EXPORTED AND IMPORTED:

1970 TO 1983

[in dollars per unit. Includes trade of Puerto Rico with foreign countries. Unit values obtained by dividing annual values of

domestic exports and imports by annual quantities. Values of goods exported represent those at port of export. For 1970, values of goods imported represent market values in country from which imported; transaction values f.a.s. (free alongside ship) at port of export through 1981; and customs value beginning in 1982. Unit values may show actual price movements only roughly for commodities subject to considerable price variations among different grades, methods of packing, etc., and to year-to-year variations in proportions of grades, etc. Unit values of agricultural exports also include effects of Commodity Credit Corporation sales for export)

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EXPORTS
Wheat.
Milled rice, less than 75% broken

kernels...
Com...............
Grain sorghums...
Wheat flour ........
Leaf tobacco, flue-cured, unstemmed.
Cigarettes...........
Soybeans............... ....
Synthetic rubber, "s" type ........
Woodpulp, special alpha and

dissolving grades ...............
Cotton, upland, staple 1" to 1%8"
Cotton, upland, stapie, 1%8" and over....
Bituminous coal.......
Steel scrap, No. 1, heavy melting..
Tallow, inedible .......
Soybean oil, crude.....
Carbon steel sheets, cold rolled.
Polyethylene resin ......
Styrene, polymer, and copolymer

resins ..............
Container board liners..................
Nylon yarn, incl. monofilaments .....
Carbon black, furnace........
Copper, refined, crude forms...
Aluminum metal and alloys ..........

IMPORTS
Canned beef.
Cashew nuts..
Raw sugar...........
Coffee (Brazil) .........
Coffee (Colombia)...........
Cocoa (cacao beans, Africa) ........
Tea (Sri Lanka) ..........
Whisky, containers of 1 gal. or less

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Whisky, containers of 1 gal. or less

(Canada) ...........

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Cigarette leaf, unstemmed....
Goat and kid skins, dry.........
Crude rubber, except milk ..............
Sawed lumber, fir..........
Sawed lumber, spruce ........
Woodpulp, sulphite, bleached, exc.

rayon and special chemical grades... Woodpulp, sulphate, bleached ........

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Apparel wool, 60's and finer? ............
Iron ore (Canada) ......
Iron ore (Venezuela) ........
Manganese ore, metallurgical grade : .....
Bauxite, crude ........
Copper ores and concentrates...
Crude petroleum (Venezuela)
Newsprint.....
Jute burlap...
Concrete reinforcement bars ....
Steel tubes and pipes, at least 065"

thick, %s" diameter.........
Copper, refined (Chile) : ......
Nickel in pigs, ingots, shot, etc. ........
Tin bars, blocks, pigs, etc. (Malaysia) .....

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1 Excludes latex (liquid). ? Clean content. 3 Metal content Testing 25° API or more.

Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, U.S. Exports, Schedule B Commodity, By Country, Report FT 446, annual; and U.S. Imports for Consumption and General Imports, TSUSA Commodity by Country, Report FT 246, annual.

No. 787. Import Price Indexes—Selected Commodities: 1979 To 1984

[Index values are given for the June quarter of each year. Indexes are weighted by the 1980 Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated, a scheme for describing and reporting product composition and value of US imports Import prices are based on U.S. dollar prices paid by importer. Prices are fob (free on board) foreign port or c.i.f. (cost, insurance and freight) US pot transaction prices, as indicated]

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No. 788. Export Price Indexes—Selected Commodities: 1979 To 1984

[Index values are given for June quarter of each year. Indexes are weighted by 1960 export values according to the Schedule B classification system of the U.S. Bureau of the Census. Prices used in these indexes were collected from a sample of U.S manufacturers of exports and are f.o.b. (tree on board) factory transaction prices except as noted)

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Rubber manufactures

Paper and paperboard products

Machinery and transport equipmenta

Power generating machinery and equipment ...
Machinery specialized lor particular industries .

Metalworking machinery

General industrial machinery and parts

Office machines and ADP equipment

Telecommunications, sound recording and

reproducing equipment

Electric machinery and equipment

Road vehicles and parts

Misc. manufactured articles

Professional, scientific and controlling instruments

and apparatus

Photographic apparatus, optical goods, watches

and clocks

Dec. 1978=100..
Dec. 1976=100...
Sept 1978=100
June 1978=100
Sept 1978=100
June 1977=100.

June 1977=100 .
June 1977=100 .
March 1980=100

Sept 1983=100
June 1977 = 100..
Dec. 1977=100...

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119.8
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117.8
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Source U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, News, quarterly.

military and commercul aircraft

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No. 789. Consumer Price Indexes, By Major Groups: 1950 To 1984

[1967=100. Annua! averages of monthly figures, except as indicated- Prior to 1965, excludes Alaska and Hawaii. Beginning 1978, reflects buying patterns of all urban consumers in the 1970's. See text. p. 466 for details regarding other periods. See also Historical Statistics, Colonial Times to 1970, series E 135-173]

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NA Not available. 'Includes bottled gas.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Monthly Labor Review and Handbook of Labor Statistics, annual.

No. 790. Consumer Price Indexes—Annual Percent Change In Major Groups: 1971 To 1984

[See headnote. table 789. See also table 791 for base figures. Minus sign (-) indicates decrease]

1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1979 1979 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

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NA Not available 'Change from June 1983 to June 1984
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Monthly Labor Review.

'Includes bottled gas

No. 791. Consumer Price Indexes For Selected Items And Groups: 1970 To 1984

[1967=100 except as noted. Annual averages of monthly figures, except as indicated. See headnote, table 789}

COMMODITY

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All Items

Food and beverages

Food

Food at home

Cereals and bakery products..

Meats, poultry, fish, eggs

Dairy products

Fruits and vegetables

Sugar and sweets

Fats and oils

Nonalcoholic beverages

Other prepared foods

Food away from home

Alcoholic beverages

Housing'

Shelter

Renter's costs *

Rent

Maintenance and repairs

Homeowners' costs*

Fuel and other utilities

Fuel oil, coal, and bottled gas..

Fuel oil

Gas (piped) and electricity

Electricity

Household furnishings and

operation3

Housefurnishings'

Apparel and upkeep4

Apparel commodities

Apparel commodities 6

Men's and boys'

Women's and girls'

Footwear

Transportation

Private

Automobiles, new

Automobiles, used

Gasoline

Auto insurance rates.. Public _

Intracity mass transit..

Intercity bus fare

Airline fares

Medical cans

Prescription drugs

Physicians' services..

Dental services

Hospital room

Entertainment

Entertainment commodities..

Newspapers

Entertainment services

Other goods and services'

Tobacco products

Personal care

Toilet goods*

Personal care services... Personal and educational

expenses

All

Services less rent

Household services1

Transportation services..

Medical care services

Other services1

Durable

Nondurable.

til commodities less food

Nondurables less food

Nondurables less food, apparel

361 9 (HA) (NA) 319 6 4064 2936

2678

2660

267.4

270 5

3129

NA Not available. 'Household services less rent. Index senos underwent a change in definition effective with the 1978 revision; therefore, these data differ from those previously published * Dec 1962=100. See text page 466. 'includes housekeeping supplies and services. 4 Includes apparel services. s Except footwear • Includes personal care apc*ances

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Monthly Labor Review and Consumer Price indexes. Detailed Report monthly

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No. 792. Annual Percent Changes In Consumer Prices, United States And OECD Countries:

1970 TO 1983

[Covers member countries of Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). For consumer price indexes for

OECD countries, see Section 33]

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1 Excludes rent.

Source: Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Paris, France. Main Economic Indicators, monthly.

No. 793. Consumer Price Indexes For All Urban Consumers—U.S. Regions: 1973 To 1984

[December 1977=100. For composition of regions, see fig. I, inside front cover]

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NA Not available. ■ Change from 1972 ■ Change from June 1983 to June 1984. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Monthly Labor Review and in Consumer Price Index**.

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