U.S. Historical Statistical Digest BLS · BEA · Census · Treasury
NATIONAL & STATE STATISTICAL ABSTRACT

One Hundred Years of U.S. Prices, Income, Housing & Output in Annual Tables

Official U.S. government data is often scattered across agency portals or shown as raw chart lines without annual tables. USMacro.org compiles primary BLS, BEA, Census, FHFA, and Treasury series into year-by-year tables with decade averages (1950s-2020s) and inflation adjustments.

Key U.S. Macroeconomic Benchmarks (Latest vs. Decade Averages)

All 38 Series →
Series Latest (2025) 1980s Avg 2000s Avg All-Time High
U.S. Inflation Rate (%) 2.63 5.55 2.57 17.84 (1917)
Median Household Income (USD) 87,460 25,523 45,912 87,460 (2025)
Median Home Price (USD) 415,400 87,190 210,740 432,950 (2022)
Home Price-to-Income Ratio (Multiple) 4.75 3.81 4.58 5.81 (2022)
Mortgage Origination Rate (%) 6.3 - 6.5 8.4 (2000)
Unemployment Rate (%) 4.26 7.27 5.54 9.71 (1982)
Real GDP Growth Rate (%) 2.34 3.12 1.92 8.69 (1950)
U.S. GDP by Year (Billions) 30,861.3 4,173.2 12,601.3 30,861.3 (2025)
Debt-to-GDP Ratio (%) 120.7 40.6 61.9 122.3 (2020)
10-Year Treasury Yield (%) 4.29 10.59 4.46 13.92 (1981)
Federal Minimum Wage (USD) 7.25 3.33 5.57 7.25 (2009)
Gas Prices by Year (USD) 3.26 1.14 2.11 4.09 (2022)
INTERACTIVE BLS CPI-U PURCHASING POWER CALCULATOR (1913-2025)

Calculate What Any Dollar Amount in History Is Worth Today

Source: BLS CPI-U (CPIAUCNS)
$100 in 1980 equals $396.26 in 2025 (+296.3% cumulative inflation)
COMPLETE NATIONAL CATALOGUE · 38 SERIES

Index of U.S. Macroeconomic & Cost-of-Living Series

Largest U.S. State Economies (2025 BEA Accounts)

All 50 States & D.C. →
Rank & State 2025 GDP U.S. Share Per-Capita Inc 5Y Home Price
1. California $4,297.4B 14.00% $90,957 +41.4%
2. Texas $2,932.3B 9.55% $73,156 +47.3%
3. New York $2,465.7B 8.03% $91,504 +55.1%
4. Florida $1,805.6B 5.88% $78,345 +63.5%
5. Illinois $1,241.0B 4.04% $78,987 +49.3%
6. Pennsylvania $1,056.5B 3.44% $75,370 +51.3%
7. Ohio $976.9B 3.18% $67,584 +57.0%
8. Georgia $936.1B 3.05% $65,111 +62.4%
9. North Carolina $895.9B 2.92% $68,274 +65.7%
10. Washington $892.3B 2.91% $88,944 +46.9%
11. New Jersey $887.8B 2.89% $89,720 +65.9%
12. Massachusetts $813.6B 2.65% $98,700 +51.8%

Annual U.S. Economic Snapshots by Year (1950-2025)

Full 1950-2025 Table →