Year |
Total consumer expenditures |
Labor1 |
Packaging materials |
Intercity rail and truck transportation |
Fuels and electricity |
Corporate profits before taxes |
Misc.2 |
Total marketing bill3 |
-- = Not available.
1Includes employee wages or salaries and their health and welfare benefits. Also includes estimated earnings of proprietors, partners, and family workers not receiving stated remuneration.
2Includes depreciation, rent, advertising and promotion, interest, taxes, licenses, insurance, professional services, local for-hire transportation, food service in schools, colleges, hospitals, and other institutions, and miscellaneous items. Data for 1967-69 also include fuels and electricity.
3The marketing bill is the difference between the farm value and consumer expenditures for these foods at both food stores and restaurants. Thus, it covers processing, wholesaling, transportation, retailing costs, and profits. Some historical data were revised.
Source: Calculated by ERS based on data from government and private sources. |