《STATISTICAL ABSTRACT OF THE UNITED STATES: 2004-2005 THE NATIONAL DATA BOOK 124TH EDITION》

Sec. 1: Population (Tables 1 - 69)1

Fig. 1.1: Center of Population: 1790 to 200019

Immigration8

Estimates by age, sex, race and Hispanic origin12

States, metro. areas, cities20

Profiles of elderly, racial and Hispanic origin populations35

Native and Foreign-born populations43

Ancestry languages46

Marital status and households48

Religion55

Sec. 2: Vital Statistics (Tables 70 - 113)57

Fig. 2.1: Infant Mortality Rates by State: 200159

Births60

Life expectancy71

Deaths74

Sec. 3: Health and Nutrition (Tables 114 - 201)89

Fig. 3.1: Number of Retail Drug Prescriptions: 1995 to 200391

Health expenditures, insurance92

Health measures119

Food consumption, nutrition129

Sec. 4: Education (Tables 202-288)133

Education projections136

Educational attainment141

Internet access159

Degrees conferred179

Sec. 5: Law Enforcement, Courts, and Prisons (Tables 289 - 345)183

Fig. 5.1: Violent Crime Rates per 100,000 Population by State: 2002186

Crime arrests, and victimizations193

Courts202

Juveniles, child abuse205

Prisoners and inmates206

Sec. 6: Geography and Environment (Tables 346 - 383)211

Land and water213

Air quality221

Hazardous waste sites225

Climate230

Sec. 7: Elections (Tables 384 - 416)237

Fig. 7.1: Vote Cast for President by Major Political Party: 1992 to 2000238

Vote results239

Campaign finances259

Sec. 8: State and Local Government Finances and Employment (Tables 417 - 460) 261

Governmental units262

State government finances281

Local government finances288

Employment and payroll298

Sec. 9: Federal Government Finances and Employment (Tables 461 - 491)305

Fig. 9.1: Federal Budget Summary: 1980 to 2004307

Budget receipts, outlays, debt308

Federal employment and payroll320

Sec. 10: National Defense and Veterans Affairs (Tables 492 - 517)325

Fig. 10.1: National Defense Outlays326

Fig. 10.2: Department of Defense Manpower: 2003326

Fig. 10.3: Living Veterans by Age: 2003337

National defense outlays327

Military manpower330

Sec. 11: Social Insurance and Human Services (Tables 518 - 568)339

Fig. 11.1: Government Transfer Payments to Individuals by State: 2002343

Fig. 11.2: Old-age and Survivors Insurance (OASI) Benefits and Assets: 1990 to 2003343

Government transfer payments342

Social Security348

Public aid, federal food programs357

Child care, child support359

Sec. 12: Labor Force, Employment, and Earnings (Tables 569 - 640)367

Labor force status371

Multiple jobholding382

Projections390

Productivity405

Minimum wage413

Union membership419

Sec. 13: Income, Expenditures, and Wealth (Tables 641 - 696)421

Gross domestic product425

Consumer expenditures438

Money income of families446

Poverty status452

Sec. 14: Prices (Tables 697 - 715)459

Fig. 14.1: Annual Percent Change in Consumer Price Indexes: 1990 to 2003462

Fig. 14.2: Annual Percent Change in Producer Price Indexes by Stage of Processing: 1990 to 2003462

Purchasing power of the dollar461

Cost of living index466

Sec. 15: Business Enterprise (Tables 716 - 763)481

Sole proprietors, partnerships, corporations483

Establishments, employees, payroll491

Bankruptcies, mergers and acquisitions498

Patents, trademarks, copyrights500

Investment, capital expenditures501

Economic indicators503

Profits506

Multinationals507

Sec. 16: Science and Technology (Tables 764 - 786)509

RD funds, outlays512

Space program518

Sec. 17: Agriculture (Tables 787 - 840)521

Fig. 17.1: Farms by Size: 1997 and 2002523

Fig. 17.2: Age of Principal Operator523

Farms and farmland524

Farm balance sheet, income529

Foreign trade534

Crops, livestock538

Sec. 18: Natural Resources (Tables 841 - 881)547

Timber, lumber551

Fishery554

Petroleum, gas562

Sec. 19: Energy (Tables 882 - 917)569

Fig. 19.1: Energy Production, Trade, and Consumption: 1980 to 2002573

Fig. 19.2: Top Suppliers of U.S. Crude Oil Imports: 2003573

Energy consumption, expenditures574

Crude oil580

Electric utilities, nuclear582

Gas utilities588

Sec. 20: Construction and Housing (Tables 918 - 971)591

Construction spending595

Home sales602

Homeownership612

Home remodeling622

Sec. 21: Manufactures (Tables 972 - 1015)625

Fig. 21.1: GDP in Manufacturing by Industry: 2002627

Fig. 21.2: Manufacturing as a Percent of Total Gross Domestic Product: 1998 to 2003627

Fig. 21.3: Employment in Top Five Manufacturing Industries: 1990 to 2003627

Manufacturing summary630

Steel644

Machine tools645

Computers, electronics647

Sec. 22: Domestic Trade (Tables 1016 - 1044)651

Fig. 22.1: Retail E-Commerce Sales: 2002653

Fig. 22.2: Merchant Wholesale E-Commerce Trade Sales: 1998-2002653

Retail trade656

Wholesale merchant667

Sec. 23: Transportation (Tables 1045 - 1112)669

Transportation outlays675

Air transportation678

Port traffic685

Motor vehicle registrations692

Motor vehicle accidents697

Transit ridership705

Sec. 24: Information and Communications (Tables 1113 - 1153)711

Information technologies715

Newspapers718

Book purchasing722

Recording media724

Telecommunications726

Internet access and use731

Sec. 25: Banking, Finance, and Insurance (Tables 1154 - 1223)733

Establishments, receipts735

Flow of funds, financial assets736

Financial institutions740

Mortgage debt, consumer credit744

Money stock, interest rates748

Stocks and bonds, equity ownership750

Mutual funds securities industry757

Insurance, real estate760

Sec. 26: Arts, Entertainment and Recreation (Tables 1224 - 1261)763

Performing arts767

Leisure activities771

NCAA sports777

Travel780

Sec. 27: Accommodation, Food Services, and Other Services (Tables 1262 - 1277)785

Fig. 27.1: Advertising Expenditures: 1990 to 2003786

Advertising793

Administrative and support and waste management794

Sec. 28: Foreign Commerce and Aid (Tables 1278 - 1302)795

Fig. 28.1: U.S. International Transaction Balances: 1990 to 2003798

Fig. 28.2: Top Purchasers of U.S. Exports and Suppliers of U.S. General Imports: 2003798

International transactions799

Foreign investments803

Foreign grants and credits807

Exports and imports814

Sec. 29: Puerto Rico and the Island Areas (Tables 1303 - 1317)821

Fig. 29.1: Selected Island Areas of the United States822

Population823

Sec. 30: Comparative International Statistics (Tables 1318 - 1385)829

Fig. 30.1: Net Additions to the World: 2003839

World maps832

World population; vital statistics840

Economic measures852

Finance 871

Appendix IGuide to Sources of Statistics879

Guide to State Statistical Abstracts895

Guide to Foreign Statistical Abstracts899

Appendix IIetropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas: Concepts, Components, and Population901

Appendix IIILimitations of the Data923

Appendix IVWeights and Measures943

Appendix VTables Deleted From the 2003 Edition of the Statistical Abstract944

Appendix VINew Tables947

Index950