consumer expenditure survey

Does the Consumer Expenditure Survey include information on assets and liabilities?

Are historical data from the Consumer Expenditure Survey available?

The Consumer Expenditure Survey became a continuous survey in 1980.

What is the most recent Consumer Expenditure Survey Annual Report?

How are the Consumer Expenditure Survey data collected?

These data from the Consumer Expenditure Survey are used in a number of different ways by a variety of users.

The figures from the Consumer Expenditure Survey provide a rough estimate of tax burdens, since people do not always report incomes accurately.

Consumer Expenditure Survey Data on the buying habits of American consumers, by socioeconomic characteristics.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' 1993 consumer expenditure survey, baby boomers spend 20 percent more on cosmetics than the national average.

However, the proper technical term for purposes of the Consumer Expenditure Survey is consumer unit.

In the first, the economists use the government's authoritative Consumer Expenditure Survey to see how a household's spending changes when income changes.

The trouble is that the Consumer Expenditure Survey lumps together as "rich" the top third of households, starting at income levels around $70,000 a year.

As part of its Consumer Expenditure Survey, the bureau collects information from thousands of Americans about how much they pay for rent.

Consumer Expenditure Survey Tables, statistics, publications, frequently asked questions, and other information about the buying habits of American consumers.

The most recent Diary Survey form is available on the Consumer Expenditure Survey website.

According to the government's Consumer Expenditure Survey, Hispanics spend more on gifts, on average, than other Americans.

The economists and administrative personnel of the Consumer Expenditure Survey staff are available Monday through Friday to respond to inquiries.

"Consumer Expenditures Survey (Annual) News Release."

For the current CPI, this information was collected from the Consumer Expenditure Surveys for 2007 and 2008.

Consumer Expenditure Survey (CE)

Espenshade analyzed the 1972-1973 Consumer Expenditure Survey to determine the costs of raising children in the United States.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Consumer Expenditure Survey, the post-65 set increased their spending levels faster than any other group between 1987 and 1997.

Michael J. Weiss summarized the latest Consumer Expenditure Survey in the April issue of American Demographics.

These data come from the "total home selling expense" field in the Bureau of Labor Statistics' annual Consumer Expenditure Survey from 1980-1990.

The Consumer Expenditure Survey, prepared by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, offers a window onto the tax burdens of families at different incomes.