Bureau of Economic Analysis
Gross Domestic Product
County Personal Income
County Gross Domestic Product
The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) is the U.S. government agency that produces official macroeconomic statistics. It does not have "programs" in the sense of grants or public services, but rather publishes a wide range of economic data, which can be broadly categorized as follows:
| • | National Data: This includes foundational economic indicators for the entire country, such as: |
| o | Gross Domestic Product (GDP) |
| o | Personal Income and Outlays |
| • | Industry Data: This focuses on the performance and contributions of different industries to the U.S. economy. Key data here includes: |
| • | International Data: This covers the U.S. economic relationship with other countries, including: |
| o | International Transactions (Balance of Payments) |
| o | Trade in Goods and Services |
| o | International Investment Position (IIP) |
| o | Direct Investment (both U.S. investment abroad and foreign investment in the U.S.) |
| o | Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) activities |
| • | Regional Data: This provides economic statistics for specific geographic areas within the U.S., such as: |
| o | Gross Domestic Product by State |
| o | Personal Income by State, County, and Metropolitan Area |
| • | Special Topics: BEA also develops and publishes data on specific and emerging areas of the economy, including: |
